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Edgecumbe residents asked not to put bulky items in roadside skips

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Edgecumbe volunteers and residents face another challenging clean-up today.

The Whakatane District Council is asking residents not to put bulky items in the Edgecumbe skips - to instead leave them on the roadside.

Large bulky items, like fridges and couches, are not to be put in the rubbish skips that are being placed in the streets as part of
the big clean-up.

About 120 skips and bins are being trucked into Edgecumbe daily and are being trucked out as soon as they are filled.

The skips are primarily designed to take carpet, mattresses, food and smaller household items.

Whakatane District Civil Defence Controller Jono Meldrum said people should put "big bulky whiteware and furniture - things like that - on roadside berms".

"They will be picked up and disposed of by council staff and contractors over the next few days," he said.

"It's ok to put big, bulky items on the roadside. Please place and stack items safely and try not to block footpaths or the roadway."

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