DRRC conditions of entry

Car with trailer full of waste pulling into the Darebin Resource Recovery Centre entrance. A welcome sign to the right indicates opening hours.

All visitors to the Darebin Resource Recovery Centre (DRRC) must comply with the following conditions to ensure the safety, respect, and wellbeing of everyone on site:

General entry

  • Pedestrian access is not permitted - entry is restricted to cars and bicycles only(Bicycles will not be able to proceed past the Gatehouse for safety reasons and are only permitted to attend the Resale Shop area.
  •  All visitors must follow the directions from staff at all times.

Safety and respect

  • Visitors must not engage in any behaviour that causes harm, intimidation, harassment, or makes others feel unsafe.
  •  Abusive, offensive, or discriminatory language or behaviour will not be tolerated. This includes hate speech or discrimination based on race, gender, sexuality, disability, religion, or any other protected attribute.

Prohibited items and substances

  • The use of alcohol, drugs, smoking, or vaping is strictly prohibited on site. 
  •  Visitors under the influence of alcohol or drugs will be asked to leave immediately.

Personal belongings and privacy

  • Visitors are responsible for their personal belongings. The DRRC accepts no responsibility for lost or stolen items.
  •  Unattended belongings will be removed for security reasons.
  • Photography or video recording of staff or visitors is not permitted without prior consent.

Animals

  • Animals are not allowed on site, except for registered assistance animals.
  •  Staff may request proof of accreditation.

Emergencies

  • In the event of an emergency, visitors must follow staff instructions and cooperate fully with evacuation or safety procedures.

Child safety

  • Children under 12 must be actively supervised by a guardian aged 16 or over.
  •  Darebin City Council is a child safe organisation with zero tolerance for child abuse. Staff monitor children and youth areas.
  • Any concerns or suspicions about the safety of a child or young person must be reported immediately to DRRC staff. In an emergency, call Triple Zero (000).

Breaches of conditions

Failure to follow these conditions may result in:

  • Removal from the premises.
  • Bans from entering DRRC spaces and services.
  • Referral to Victoria Police.
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