Asbestos contaminated Kinetic Sand can be taken to the Burnie Waste Management Centre free of charge. It's important this material is disposed of correctly, please follow these important steps:
Safely Dispose of Asbestos Contaminated Kinetic Sand
Homes Tasmania is actively developing new subdivisions in Burnie to address housing demand and support community growth.
Here are some key projects in Burnie:
Located behind the former UTAS Cradle Coast Campus and accessible via West Mooreville and Mills Roads, this development covers 6.25 hectares and will include approximately 55 residential lots. Construction began in early 2025, with lots expected to be available for sale in 2026.
Tenure Mix:
A public information session was held in February 2023 to gather feedback on open space, tree retention, and recreational amenities.