Follow the operating pattern
Place waste points where users need them and where collection teams can service them without unnecessary conflict with public movement.
Public Realm & Development · Amenity answer
How Should Public Bins and Waste Stations Be Planned?
A bin is an operational product. Collection and cleaning routes should be understood before its position and format are frozen.
Planning guidance — final supplied configuration remains project-specific.
Confirm the waste-stream brief
General waste, recycling and other separated streams depend on the operator's policy and current product configuration. Do not assume one standard opening or label fits every destination.
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