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Many residents have questions about the new waste and resources policy, waste separation and waste charges. This is understandable. That is why you will find answers to frequently asked questions about bulky household waste here.
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Bulky waste refers to household waste that is too big or too heavy for the residual waste container and that you can no longer bring to the recycling shop. Such as a worn out sofa, a discarded mattress, a broken chair, table and fridge.
From 1 January 2024, the municipalities of Gorinchem, Hardinxveld-Giessendam and Molenlanden will introduce tariffs for the collection and delivery service of bulky household waste.
The introduction of fees for the collection and delivery service of bulky household waste does not apply to residents of Vijfheerenlanden. This municipality will decide on the introduction of these tariffs at a later stage.
A charge for bulky household waste has proved to be very effective in reducing the amount of bulky waste to be incinerated.
Bulky waste that residents have collected from their homes is residual waste and is incinerated. A shame, as bulky household waste contains many valuable materials that can be reused. With a fee on this bulky waste collection service, the municipalities encourage residents to take apart their bulky household waste and deliver it separately to the waste disposal site. Less then needs to be incinerated and more raw materials can be recycled. In this way, we ensure more circular and sustainable waste management in the region.
The introduction of tariffs will also reduce commercial waste at the environmental centres. The current 'commercial vehicle rule' where vans with grey registration plates are stopped is not working adequately. With the introduction of tariffs, the financial advantage for contractors and landscapers to dispose of their commercial waste for free disappears. Businesses must provide and pay for the disposal of their commercial waste themselves. It is never intended that residents should pay for disposal of commercial waste.
Many residents have a contractor do their remodelling or garden renovation. The contractor then makes sure the waste is disposed of. The customer pays for this. If a resident does the work himself and takes the waste to the waste disposal site, the cost is not borne by him but by all residents. And that is not fair.
As a resident of one of the Waardlanden municipalities, you are welcome to attend all our recycling points. From 1 December 2023, however, you will need your environmental pass to access the environmental centres.
From 1 December 2023, you can use the environment pass to visit the environmental centres as often as you like. However, from 1 January 2024, the municipalities of Gorinchem, Hardinxveld-Giessendam and Molenlanden will introduce tariffs for a small number of types of waste and raw materials. These tariffs will be set annually. Per household, you can use the environment pass to bring one or more of these raw materials to the environmental street 3 times a year without having to pay separately. From the 4e visit applies a tariff. For which raw materials you have to pay separately, you can find out at Bulky waste delivery and home collection.
The introduction of fees for the collection and delivery service of bulky household waste does not apply to residents of Vijfheerenlanden. This municipality will decide on the introduction of these tariffs at a later stage.
From 1 January 2024, tariffs will apply to a small number of types of waste and raw materials. These tariffs are set annually. Per household, you can bring one or more of these raw materials to the environmental street 3 times a year using the environmental pass without paying separately. A rate applies from the 4th visit onwards. These rates are set annually. You will find an overview of the types of waste and raw materials with the corresponding rates from 2024 at Bulky waste delivery and home collection.
The introduction of fees for the collection and delivery service of bulky household waste does not apply to residents of Vijfheerenlanden. This municipality will decide on the introduction of these tariffs at a later stage.
No, for the safety of visitors and staff, you can only pay by PIN.
You will not have to pay separately for most raw materials from 1 January 2024. You can bring these raw materials as often as you like. For a small number of types of waste and raw materials, a tariff applies. Per household, you can use your environmental pass to bring one or more of these types of waste and raw materials to the waste disposal site 3 times a year without having to pay separately. From the 4th visit a fee applies. These rates are set annually. Our staff estimate the quantities and contents as best they can. An overview of the types of waste and raw materials and the associated fees can be found at Bulky waste delivery and home collection.
The introduction of fees for the collection and delivery service of bulky household waste does not apply to residents of Vijfheerenlanden. This municipality will decide on the introduction of these tariffs at a later stage.
With a valid environmental pass, you can visit the environmental street as often as you like from 1 December 2023. The environmental pass is linked to your address. The card reader at the gate only registers the number of visits per address. In addition, from 1 January 2024 we will register whether you have brought waste and raw materials for which a tariff applies.
The environmental card is linked to your address. The card reader at the gate only records the number of visits per address and the number of visits with one or more commodities for which a separate tariff applies after 3 times. Linking address data with the registration of visit data is personal data according to the General Data Protection Regulation (AVG). Read more at waardlanden.nl/privacy.
From 1 January 2024, you will pay in advance with iDeal for each time you have your bulky waste collected from your home. The collection rate has not yet been set. Per bulky waste appointment, you can collect a maximum of 2 cubic metres (2 m3) to be collected. Make your bulky waste appointment.
If the collection tariff is introduced from 1 January 2024, we will collect your bulky household waste from your home within 10 working days. Now, the waiting time can be as long as 2 months. This long waiting time is a problem for many small-home residents. So now you don't have to pay separately to have bulky waste collected at home, but the service is low.
The introduction of fees for the collection and delivery service of bulky household waste does not apply to residents of Vijfheerenlanden. This municipality will decide on the introduction of these tariffs at a later stage.
Bulky waste that residents have collected from their homes is residual waste and is incinerated. A shame, because bulky household waste contains many valuable materials that can be reused. With a fee on the collection service for bulky waste, the municipalities encourage residents to take apart their bulky household waste and deliver it separately to the waste disposal site. Less then needs to be incinerated and more raw materials can be recycled. This is how we ensure more circular and sustainable waste management in the region.
Once the collection tariff is introduced from 1 January 2024, we will collect your bulky household waste from your home within 10 working days. Now, the waiting time can be as long as 2 months. This long waiting time is a problem for many small-home residents. So now you don't have to pay separately to have bulky waste collected at home, but the service is low. People have to wait for a long time after making a collection appointment online.
The introduction of fees for the collection and delivery service of bulky household waste does not apply to residents of Vijfheerenlanden. This municipality will decide on the introduction of these tariffs at a later stage.
