Revolve Shop Upgrades

Funding Jointly supported by the Australian and NSW Governments under the Disaster Recovery Funding Arrangements and Infrastructure Betterment programs
Department Waste
Status In Progress
Timeframe Commenced with a completion date in early-2027 (weather permitting)

The Revolve Shop at the Lismore Resource Recovery Centre is temporarily closed for approximately 10 weeks from early November to undergo enhancements to improve access and safety in the precinct.

Upgrades will include a new roundabout, the reconfiguration of the Revolve carpark, a redesign of the salvage yard and the construction of a new service road to reduce the activity of heavy vehicles in the vicinity.

Revolve Shop enhancements are a part of major upgrades to several areas of the Lismore Recycling and Recovery Centre scheduled for the remainder of the year Major upgrades to enhance Lismore Recycling & Recovery Centre. These upgrades are jointly funded by the Australian and NSW Governments under the Disaster Recovery Funding Arrangements and Infrastructure Betterment programs.

What do I do with my items while the Revolve Shop is closed?

There are several options:

  1. Business as usual: LRRC will continue to accept good quality items to be stored for the opening of the new Revolve Shop.
  2. Donate early: consider donating any good quality items for the Revolve Shop prior to the scheduled closure.
  3. Nimbin’s Revolve Shop: drop-off at the Nimbin Transfer Station’s Revolve Shop located on Blade Road
  4. Other steams: consider donating to alternative second-hand drop off streams.

Please consider one of the above options and keep donations out of landfill.

Can I still access the Lismore Resource Recovery Centre?

During the closure, the Lismore Resource Recovery Centre will remain open with minor service delays. The Return & Earn Depot, Community Recycling Centre, Animal Care Facility and the Rainforest Botanic Gardens will continue to operate as normal. Visit Community Recycling Centre (CRC) material fees and charges Lismore City Council for a full list of items.

How can I stay up to date with the progress on this project?

Updates will be shared across social media channels however, Council recommends referring to the Lismore City Council Website 'Current Projects' page for regular updates found here: Current projects Lismore City Council

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