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There are more than 13,00 businesses in the City. If you are new to the area there are loads to explore, including our pretty lake, patrolled beaches, family gregarious shared pathways, swim centers and cultural facilities such as the Lake Macquarie City Art Gallery and our network of Lake Mac Libraries. Lower are some links that provide information about key Council and community services that may assist residents that are fresh to Lake Macquarie. Council operates a three bin system (waste, recycling, green waste) collected on a fortnightly cycle, and we operate a bulk waste collection service for all households twice a year. Council offers many activities and programs for people of all ages, and is home to a range of major events. Council directly manages some of these facilities while local committees or community organizations manage others. Council, community groups and various organizations run a range of activities for young people in Lake Macquarie. Assist to improve Lake Macquarie's natural environment. Council works with the community to take protection of our environment. Learn how residents and businesses in Lake Macquarie can help diminish waste. Find information on heritage guidelines to plan for development works. Council provides a bulk waste collection service for all households twice a year. We can dispose of your old bin for you when your new bin is delivered. If you have garden waste that is too important to fit in your green waste bin, it can be put on the Serb at your twice yearly bulk waste collection. Importantly, if you have your green waste bin removed there will be no reduction to your Domestic Waste Management Charge, as the cost of all waste services is minimized by spreading it across all residential properties. Household waste that cannot go into the general waste bin can be disposed of at community recycling stations, the Community Recycling center, at a Chemical CleanOut day or at local businesses. Delight be mindful that you cannot dispose of risky waste, liquid wastes and industrial wastes at the Awaba Waste Management Facility. The Community Recycling center, located at the Awaba Waste Management Facility, provides the community with a sound way to dispose of household waste, release of charge. The cost of Council's green waste and recycling service is significantly cheaper than commercial garbage collection services and delivers the many environmental benefits that reach from recycling waste rather than sending it to landfill. At present, the green waste bin is for garden waste only and is emptied fortnightly. Find out what councilors are responsible for the area in which you live. CiviLake is a business of Lake Macquarie City Council and is responsible for the construction and maintenance of our City's infrastructure. Maintaining 374 gardens and plantings and all trees on public land. Find waste collection dates including your after garbage, recycling, green waste and bulk waste pick up at my.lake mac.com.au.