There are no toilet facilities available at our sites.This may be needed during busy periods to ensure sites operate as fully as possible. Site staff reserve the right to ask residents to complete unloading and leave the site within the recommended unloading time.Users are not allowed to park their vehicle outside the site and walk waste into the site.Site staff may be able to assist in certain circumstances and where requested to do so.Sites are subject to temporary closures during busy periods.Follow site staff instructions, treat site staff with respect and be considerate of other site users.Long queues outside the sites can add to local traffic congestion - you may be asked to move on if you're causing an obstruction.
Allow plenty of time to queue, unload and exit the site - you may not be permitted access if you arrive too close to closing time.Don't queue before the site opens - this stops site staff and collection crews from accessing the depots.You will need to book a slot to visit the recycling centre unless you are a Blue Badge holder or visiting as a pedestrian or cyclist.Details of vehicles may be recorded for monitoring purposes. Find out more about disposing of business and trade waste.ĬCTV and Automatic Number Plate Recognition (ANPR) is in operation at the sites for the purpose of crime prevention and public safety. Business, trade and commercial waste is not accepted at any ECC recycling centre. Limits apply on DIY and construction waste. Users are not permitted to unload their vehicle whilst queuing and will be allowed on site in order of arrival.Įssex County Council (ECC) recycling centres are licenced by the Environment Agency and are for household waste only. This is the most convenient way to dispose of your household waste and recycling.Īll recycling centres are operating in line with normal health and safety rules at maximum capacity. Wherever possible, please use your kerbside collections.
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