transport hubs. Additional payphones are determined based on radius from the Category 1 sites as is presented in Table 8 and Table 9. Table 8 Category 2 payphone locations – eligible places and areas Places and areas Specified radius Retail Centres 1 km Entertainment venues 1 km Transport hubs 1 km Health and Community facilities 1 km Residential communities in cities and towns with average or high level of home telephone connection 2 km Residential communities (including caravan parks and holiday units) in cities and towns with low home phone connection 1 km Industrial or commercial areas 2 km villages and towns (including holiday areas) with a permanent population of 200 or more persons 40 km Places and within state or national parks, where there are permanent facilities and regular park staff visits 40 km Small service centres on highways and major roads in rural and remote areas where there is adequate mobile phone coverage 100 km service centres on highways and major roads in rural and remote areas where there is inadequate mobile phone coverage 100 km Small remote communities, including Indigenous outstations with a permanent population of 20 or more adults or a total population of 50 or more persons Radius not specified Table 9 Category 3 payphone locations – eligible places and areas Places and areas Specified radius Small villages and towns (incl. holiday areas) with a permanent population of two hundred or more persons 40 km Places and areas within state or national parks, where there are permanent facilities and regular park staff visits 100 km Small service centres on highways and major roads in rural and remote areas where there is adequate mobile phone coverage 250 km
# Criteria Guidance note / reasoning Status Required by the AS 5377. Weathering can cause hazardous Weather protection substances to be released. Breakage prevention (packing and transport) 8 Does e-waste packaging and transport infrastructure prevent e-waste breakage during loading and transportation? Required by the AS 5377. 'Yes' would allow for packing and loading of e-waste such as CRT TVs, flat panel screens, mercury containing lamps without breakage. Loading and transport of e-waste would involve no compaction/crushing. Stormwater protection 9 Does the RRC infrastructure include measures to prevent potentially hazardous material entering water drainage? Required by the AS 5377. 'Yes' would include at a minimum weatherproof coverings of skips on concrete hardstand areas, or three sided shedding with bunding, or fully enclosed shedding as the ideal mean to prevent stormwater contamination. Separate collection 10 Does the RRC collection infrastructure prevent mixing of e-waste with other types of waste within the same container or receptacle? Required by the AS 5377. 'Yes' ensure that e-wastes are not collected in skips with other types of waste, such as comingled recyclables (for example). Labelling 11 Are the receptacles clearly labelled to identify the contents? Required by the AS 5377. Ensure better segregation (as needed) to assist meeting AS 5377 requirements. 7 Does the RRC infrastructure protect the e-waste from exposure to the elements 'Yes' would include weatherproof coverings on any skip bins (rain, UV damage, etc.)? or higher level of protection such as three sided shedding or fully enclosed shedding. Appendix C: Detailed site information for the e-waste collection network