Home  >  For residents  >  Waste  >  Services  >  Kerbside collection Kerbside collection Twice a year Logan Waste Services in partnership with the Waste Contractor, undertakes a kerbside collection for larger waste items. In the 2008/2009 period there are two combined green waste and hard waste collections. Make sure your waste is put out before 6 am on the Monday that your collection is scheduled. Following are the commencement dates for combined hard / green waste collection. Scheduled Kerbside Collections for 2009/2010 Suburb Round 1 Round 2 Eagleby  13/07/09 18/01/10 Beenleigh, Bahrs Scrub, Belivah, Wolffdene, Bannockburn, Windaroo, Mt Warren Park  20/07/09 25/01/10 Bethania, Edens Landing, Holmview, Waterford  27/07/09 01/02/10 Woodridge and North Logan Central (North of Wembley Road including the Northern side of Wembley Road)  03/08/09 08/02/10 Kingston, Berrinba and South Logan Central (South of Wembley Road including the Southern side of Wembley Road)  10/08/09 15/02/10 Slacks Creek, Meadowbrook  24/08/09 01/03/10 Marsden, Crestmead  31/08/09 08/03/10 Browns Plains, Regents Park, Heritage Park  14/09/09 22/03/10 Hillcrest, Boronia Heights, Forestdale  21/09/09 12/04/10 Munruben, Park Ridge South, North Maclean, South Maclean, Greenbank, New Beith  28/09/09 19/04/10 Jimboomba, Veresdale Scrub, Veresdale, Cedar Vale, Mundoolun, Cedar Grove, Woodhill  05/10/09 26/04/10 Stockleigh, Logan Reserve, Tamborine, Cedar Creek, Logan Village, Buccan, Chambers Flat, Yarrabilba  12/10/09 03/05/10 Loganlea, Waterford West, Park Ridge  19/10/09 10/05/10 Northern Rochedale South (north of Underwood Road including both sides of Underwood Road)  26/10/09 17/05/10 Southern Rochedale South (south of Underwood Road but not including the southern side of Underwood Road)  02/11/09 24/05/10 Springwood, Underwood, Priestdale  09/11/09 31/05/10 Daisy Hill, Shailer Park  23/11/09 14/06/10 Carbrook, Cornubia, Loganholme, Tanah Merah  30/11/09 21/06/10 What can I put out for collection? Green Waste is limited to tree and shrub prunings, palm fronds, leaves and grass clippings. Prunings and palm fronds must be tied and bundled. Hard Waste includes items such as stoves, and household articles that can be carried by two people. How should I present the waste? Combined Green & Hard Waste Collections Green waste and hard waste must be presented in two separate piles: one for Green Waste and one for Hard Waste. Green Waste Prunings and palm fronds must be cut into 1 metre lengths and tied into bundles for easy loading. Use a natural string to tie your bundles rather than plastic ropes or wire. Use cardboard boxes to store leaves and grass clippings. Hard Waste Items should be no larger than 2 metres wide, 1 metre high and 1 metre deep. Two men should be able to load your waste in 5 minutes. Leave unwanted materials neatly on the kerbside. Be sure that your waste does not obstruct pedestrian traffic and is not placed on top of water meters. Items that must not be placed out for collection: Excessive waste loads. As a guide - two men should be able to load your waste within 5 minutes. Tyres, glass of any description, batteries, gas cylinders, fire extinguishers, fibro-type material (as it may contain asbestos), hazardous waste or food wastes that can rot and attract flies. Refrigerators, air conditioners and freezers must not be placed out for collection due to the possibility of ozone depleting gases being released.