Several containers have been placed at the complex to allow collection of separated waste and waste paper. For the environment, please make use of these.

Residual waste
You can deposit residual waste in any bag in the residual waste container that you open with your room key. You do not need to use the green Dar rubbish bags.

Plastic waste
Plastic waste should be placed in special (orange) rubbish bags. You bin these in the plastic waste container. There is an underground container for this at Minervaplaats. At Muzenplaats/Pegasusplaats, there is a central closed collection point for plastic and bulky waste.

Waste calendar
The Dar's waste calendar tells you on which day what will be collected.

Organic waste
Want to separate Vegetable, Fruit and Garden Waste (VGF)? You can. Then apply for a city bin yourself through Dar. This is free of charge.

Do not place waste next to the containers
The municipality regularly checks for rubbish next to the containers. Can they trace the offender? Then a fine will follow. So do not place waste next to the container if it is full, but find another one.

Also, do not place a car in front of the containers as they cannot be emptied.

Always get rid of your bulky waste!
On both the Minervaplaats side and the Muzenplaats/Pegasusplaats side, you will find a central closed collection point for all bulky waste. Bulky waste is waste that does not fit in the bin, such as old sofas and fridges, or electrical appliances, for example. You open this area with your room key. This way, you can dispose of your bulky waste 24/7 and we prevent bulky waste from being placed in corridors, entrances or near the containers. Safety first!

The site itself indicates where you can put bulky waste and where you can put electrical appliances and metals. So make sure you separate your bulky waste properly?

Is your laminate flooring going in the junkyard?
Then make sure you bundle all the boards well. This makes it a lot easier for us to dispose of!