Draft Shopping Trolley and Litter Management Policy

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Trolleys hauled from Queanbeyan River

Council has noted the ongoing proliferation of abandoned shopping trolleys across Queanbeyan urban areas, the impact of abandoned shopping trolleys on the visual environment, the danger presented to the natural habitat of the Queanbeyan River (particularly the platypus) and the propensity for improper use by some in the community. Litter detracts from the amenity of public spaces and reduces the value of our natural environment.

In consultation with retailers, Council has explored options to dramatically reduce the number of abandoned shopping trolleys in Queanbeyan. This policy is intended to set out the expectations that Council has of its retailers in managing shopping trolleys. View the policy in the document library on the right.

Comments are open until Monday 17 December.

Council has noted the ongoing proliferation of abandoned shopping trolleys across Queanbeyan urban areas, the impact of abandoned shopping trolleys on the visual environment, the danger presented to the natural habitat of the Queanbeyan River (particularly the platypus) and the propensity for improper use by some in the community. Litter detracts from the amenity of public spaces and reduces the value of our natural environment.

In consultation with retailers, Council has explored options to dramatically reduce the number of abandoned shopping trolleys in Queanbeyan. This policy is intended to set out the expectations that Council has of its retailers in managing shopping trolleys. View the policy in the document library on the right.

Comments are open until Monday 17 December.

Shopping Trolley and Litter Management Policy

Consultation has concluded