Anyone with cabins, holiday homes or other buildings used for such purposes must have an offer of renovation services and must then pay a renovation fee.
In connection with the roll-out of a new waste disposal scheme in ReMidt we will gradually also introduce more source sorting at return points for cabins and holiday homes. This means sorting cardboard / paper, glass and metal packaging, food waste, plastic packaging and residual waste. Some municipalities already have this. At the return points for cabins and holiday homes where there is a bin for food waste, the food waste can be delivered in a normal carrier bag. However, for environmental reasons, we encourage you to use food waste bags, which can be picked up at the recycling station, or which are taken from home, if you have food waste bags from ReMidt he says.
Differentiation of waste fees for holiday homes
The waste fee for leisure subscribers is calculated on the basis of a separate cost account. This means that you as cottage owners only pay for what the scheme costs, neither more nor less. The waste fee is differentiated according to more detailed guidelines:
- Service level 1 – Cabin more than 2,5 km as the crow flies (over mountains and open fjord) from a road that is passable in summer, and mobile devices.
- Service level 2 - Ordinary holiday homes that deliver to the return point for leisure.
- Service level 3 - Holiday homes in densely populated areas with their own container.
ReMidt defines the level of service in different areas. Most people today have service level 2.
There is no emptying calendar for cabins and holiday homes, as these are not included in the ordinary route layout. The return points for cabins and holiday homes are emptied every 14 days, every week or as needed, depending on whether it is high or low season.
Leisure subscription ratesMap
In the map below you will find the cabin points marked H. Select your municipality and find your nearest cabin point.