Trade Waste

Following consultation with local industries, and a submissions process, the Council, adopted the Rodney District Trade Waste Bylaw 2004, in August 2004 pursuant to the provisions of the Local Government Act 2002. The purpose of the Bylaw is to manage liquid trade waste discharged into any Council wastewater or storm water system.  

Brochures
Do You Need a Trade Waste Consent?	(312k)
Information for the Food Service Industry	(612k )

Trade waste consent application forms
Consent Form 1 - Category (B) Consent Application for New and Ongoing Trade Waste Discharge: Controlled Trade Waste Discharges For Laundries, Dry Cleaners And Laundrettes	(50k)
Consent Form 1 - Classification (B) Consent Application For New And Ongoing Trade Waste Discharge: Controlled Trade Waste (Radiology Practices)	(47k)
Consent Form 1 - Classification (B) Consent Application For New And Ongoing Trade Waste Discharge: Controlled Trade Waste (Dentists)	(49k)
Consent Form 1 - Classification (B) Consent Application For New And Ongoing Trade Waste Discharge: Controlled Trade Waste For Veterinary Hospitals & Clinics	(45k)
Consent Form 1 - Category (B) Consent Application For New And Ongoing Trade Waste Discharge: Controlled Trade Waste Including Food & Food Preparation Customers	(50k)
Consent Form 2 - Classification (A) Consent Application For Ongoing Trade Waste Discharge: Conditional Trade Waste	(108k)
Application for Temporary Trade Waste Discharge	(208k)