Facility type: Waste Transfer Station
Waste Transfer Station Fees (including GST)
Fees and Charges
**Pensioners receive a 10% reduction on production of a pensioner entitlement card
**EFTPOS Available
Types of waste accepted at Council's Waste Transfer Station
ACCEPTED WASTE
- Plastic bottles and aluminium cans
- Paper and cardboard
- Scrap metal
- E-waste
- Hard waste (domestic quantities of construction and/or demolition materials)
- Mattresses (extra charge)
- Lounge Suites (extra charge)
- Paint - Hardened
- Batteries
- Empty chemical containers through drumMUSTER program. Contact Council on 8767 2033 for detals
UNACCEPTABLE WASTE
- Tyres
- Oils
- Treated timber (CCA, creosote)
- LPG gas cylinders
- Hazardous chemicals
- Putrescible waste
- Asbestos
E-Waste
The Kingston Waste Transfer Station accepts the following e-waste items at $2 per kilogram:
Televisions
- Plasma Televisions
- Cathode Ray Tube (CRT) Televisions
- Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) Televisions
- Rear Projection Televisions
Computer Equipment
- Portable Processing Machines - ie laptops, notebooks and palmtops
- Desktops/Central Processing Units (CPUs)
- Computer Monitors
- Printers
- Multi function devices that print, copy, scan and/or fax
- Cards, Motherboards
- Web Cameras
- Digital Video Disk Drives
- Hard Drives
- Floppy Drives
- Mouse and Trackball
- Scanners
- Keyboards
- Joysticks and Gamepads
- Electrical transformers designed to be housed in same cabinet as the CPU
DISPOSAL OF GLOBES/TUBESResidents can dispose of their used globes or tubes (halogen, incandescent and fluorescent globes/tubes) by dropping the globes/tubes at the Kingston District Council Transfer Station for free.
Residents are advised not to place compact fluorescent globes or other fluorescent tubes in their kerbside recycling bin or rubbish bin.
Getting there:
17-27 Adam Road
KINGSTON
SA