[200WILLIAM-EC SP67851] EXT - RE: Garbage Recycling 200 William Street, Woolloomooloo

Wed Apr 2 14:04:45 AEDT 2025

Hi Craig, thanks for raising this

It is unfortunately a problem at most buildings

I will send out an email to everyone reminding them to dispose of their recycling and rubbish correctly

Kind Regards

Greg Newton
Building Manager
Marquis - Woolloomooloo

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Subject: EXT - RE: Garbage Recycling 200 William Street, Woolloomooloo

Hi Sarah,

Thank you for your information.

I’m not really concerned about it being seen as perhaps identity theft when I can’t even get my real garbage into one of the red bins because boxes, bottles and cans are filled up in there.

Today one box was left, with a lady’s address on it, on top of the yellow bins and the box contained regular garbage and recyclable items. It was something the owner/tenant could have easily taken care of by herself.

I think it would be helpful for Greg to put yet another letter together to put under each apartment’s door, and the letter should really highlight the problem in the building. Thank you Greg for organizing this.

Best wishes,

Craig

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Subject: RE: Garbage Recycling 200 William Street, Woolloomooloo

Hi Craig,

Thanks for your email and addressing your concerns.

Whilst I appreciate recycling is always tricky and not all owners and tenants abide by the rules, I would not recommend going through specific rubbish items or opening bags to identify who the rubbish belongs to as this could be seen as an invasion of their privacy. Many residents may also be concerned about identity theft which is becoming a growing issue in many areas of Sydney, so having their rubbish taken out of bins could create even more of a stir.

We are happy to continue to circulate information to everyone regarding how residents should be disposing of rubbish, however unfortunately it is never going to be perfect as not everyone places the same importance on recycling.

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Subject: Garbage Recycling 200 William Street, Woolloomooloo

Good morning Sarah,

Recycling is very important as you are aware.

Unfortunately, we have many people in our building who are putting bottles, papers, pizza boxes etc into the regular garbage bins and they fill up very quickly. When I go down to the Garbage room I do my best to move recyclable items from the regular garbage red bins to the yellow bins. Many times, I come across an envelope with the name of a tenant or owner on it, inside a bag. I don’t like having to transfer recyclables to the appropriate bin. Even though we have plenty of notices in the Garbage room, many people are not recycling and the correct bins fill up with the wrong stuff!

In the case of an owner, I’m happy to contact the person and ask them to be certain to put their recyclables in the correct bin. It’s easy to recycle. When it comes to a tenant, if I see an apartment number, I’m happy to do the same thing, however should I contact their real estate agent to get them to ask the person to put their garbage in the correct bin? If I am to contact the agent, how do I find out which one it is?  Can we get that list of agents when tenants move in?

Do you have a solution to this please?

Thank you and regards,

Craig
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