Materials from construction and demolition activities include concrete, bricks, tiles and timber, as well as hazardous materials such as paint or asbestos.
Recycling or safe disposal of these materials is important as it can help reduce pollution, greenhouse gas emissions and energy used over a product’s lifecycle. More importantly,…
All properties classified as 'commercial' or 'non-rateable' in Council’s rating system can apply to have Council’s commercial waste service or choose a private waste company for their waste disposal needs. Council offers the equivalent of its residential waste service to commercial and non-rateable…
Placement of skip bins on Council property (the road) requires Council approval. However, placement of skip bins on private property does not require application or notification to Council.
Council approval is received by lodgement of a …
Looking to reduce your energy bills and emissions? The City of Canada Bay has Home Energy Efficiency Kits available for resident to borrow at no charge from Concord Library, Five Dock Library and The Learning Space.
The kits include:
The City of Canada Bay is the responsible authority for determining street numbers.
Our aim is to maintain accurate street address data to ensure that the requirements of Emergency Service Responders and other service providers are met.
City of Canada Bay Men's Shed
City of Canada Bay Men’s Shed (Harry's Shed or the Shed) opened in August 2013 as a place for a diverse group of men and women to socialise, participate in Shed activities and undertake personal projects. The Shed is equipped with hand tools, power tools, wood-turning lathes and welding gear, and is a…