SUEZ Spring Farm Resource Recovery Park

Address:

20 Barrow Rd, Spring Farm 2570

 

Phone:

General Enquiries: 13 13 35

 

Open hours:

Monday: 6:00am - 4:00pm

Tuesday: 6:00am - 4:00pm

Wednesday: 6:00am - 4:00pm

Thursday: 6:00am - 4:00pm

Friday: 6:00am - 4:00pm

Saturday: 8:00am – 4:00pm

Sunday: 8:00am - 12:00pm

Restricted hours may apply on some public holidays.

For information regarding opening hours, fees, acceptance criteria or other site-specific information, please submit our online enquiry form link to page named ‘contact us’) or call Customer Service on 13 13 35.

• Advanced Resource Recovery Technology (ARRT) Facility
• Material Recycling Facility
• Closed Richardson Road Engineered Landfill
• Community Reference Group
• Public Drop-off
  

• Householders
• Small businesses
  

 

The Spring Farm Advanced Resource Recovery Park (formerly Macarthur Resource Recovery Park and originally Jacks Gully Waste and Recycling Centre) spans 38 hectares and over 100,000 cars and trucks use the park each year.

It consists of a number of linked areas for processing of mixed solid waste (MSW) and organic material.  
The facility incorporates:

• An anaerobic digestion facility and electricity plant;
• A tunnel composting facility or organics processing; and
• A mechanical pre-treatment area, where non-organic materials are removed from MSW, leaving the organic material ready for further processing at the nearby Kemps Creek SAWT ARRT Facility.
  
  

For a detailed guide to accepted waste and applicable fees at individual SUEZ facilities across NSW, please download our NSW Waste Charges and Services booklet.

Materials Recycling Facility (MRF) is like a giant factory where the recyclable materials that are collected from homes and businesses are taken to be sorted into different types or “streams” such as paper, plastics and aluminium for sale into local and overseas markets, and a resource recovery area for public drop off.

Through its council collections contract, the Spring Farm site currently services more than 104,000 households in four adjoining council areas

For a detailed guide to accepted waste and applicable fees at individual SUEZ facilities across NSW, please download our NSW Waste Charges and Services booklet. 

Site not open to public

 

Accepted waste types:

• Commingled waste
  

Located at SUEZ's Spring Farm Advanced Resource Recovery Facility site, the Spring Farm smart cell® is a solid waste, non-putrescible smart cell® operating on a site of approximately 84 hectares. This landfill not accepting waste anymore. 

The Spring Farm Community Reference Groups (CRG) meets regularly to discuss the operations of the Spring Farm Advanced Resource Recovery Park, modifications and improvements to facilities, feedback on environmental matters and other related topics of interest.

For more information visit our Community Reference Groups page.

At SUEZ, we take our responsibility to the safety of people and the environment seriously.

All visitors to SUEZ facilities must observe site safety requirements, including wearing enclosed footwear at all times.

 

SUEZ Environment Report Hotline

 

SUEZ has a dedicated Environment Report Hotline for anyone living, or working, near one of our facilities in New South Wales and Victoria.

 

The hotline has been set up to receive feedback on environmental matters which are sometimes associated with recycling and waste management facilities – like odours, noise, dust and mud tracking.

 

This service is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Your call will always be answered by a real person - not just an automated message - who will enter your feedback and forward it immediately to the staff at the facility. This allows us to take immediate action to determine the cause of any concerns you may have, and gives us the best chance of rectifying the situation quickly.

A SUEZ employee will endeavour to contact you within 24 hours with feedback on your report.

 

To provide your feedback, please call:

NSW/VIC - 1800 ENV REP (1800 368 737)

Host Council: Camden Council