Outdoor dining needs a clear responsibility for food scraps, customer packaging and litter between tables and the collection point. Check public-space conditions before placing a shared bin station.
What to check
- Agree whether each venue or the precinct manager presents, cleans and retrieves the bins.
- Use signs based on actual accepted materials and check peak trading conditions before changing frequency.
- Choose locations that preserve access and contain windblown packaging; obtain council requirements for public space.
- Record contamination and overflow by location so a shared cost is not mistaken for every tenant's waste.
Source context
City of Melbourne arrangements are local, and FSANZ covers food-premises waste storage. City of Melbourne: Waste collector permit fee implementation: project overview. Food Standards Australia New Zealand: Safe Food Australia.
Related resources
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Sources
- City of Melbourne — Waste collector permit fee implementation: project overview. Project overview. Checked 18 September 2026.
- Food Standards Australia New Zealand — Safe Food Australia. Standard 3.2.3 section 6, printed page 151. Checked 18 September 2026.
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