Council Services » Other Recycling Options   Council collaborates with many different organisations to ensure that residents have the option of recycling items that cannot be recycled through our kerbside collection service. Some of these programs are listed below. Fridge Buyback Program The Fridge Buyback Program collects and recycles 'second' working fridges from households. To be eligible for the program, fridges must be: the second fridge in the household; in working condition; at least 10 years old; and larger than 250 litres capacity. There are an estimated 2400 eligible fridges in the Lane Cove LGA. If fridge removal involves six stairs or less, you'll receive a rebate of $35. If removal involves 21 stairs or more, a fee will apply. For more information visit www.fridgebuyback.com.au or call 1800 708 401. Fridge Buyback is organised by Next Energy Pty Ltd and supported by the NSW Government's Climate Change Fund and Lane Cove Council. MobileMuster Statistics and research suggest there are over 27, 000 mobiles in the households of the Lane Cove area. Of these, 13, 000 are deemed to be surplus to requirements and ready to recycle. You can drop off you old mobile phones and chargers at the following locations in Lane Cove: Lane Cove Council, 48 Longueville Road Lane Cove 3 Shop, Ground Floor 207 Pacific Hwy St Leonards Access Mobile Solution, 103 Longueville Road Lane Cove ANZ Bank, 17 Burns Bay Road Lane Cove ANZ Bank, 207 Pacific Hwy St Leonards Free Phone, 64 Dickson Ave Artarmon You can also download a reply-paid label so that you can send your mobile phone to MobileMuster by post.Click here to download a label. For further information visit www.mobilemuster.com.au. Battery Recycling   Council collects household quantities of single use and rechargeable batteries for recycling. Simply drop off your old batteries at the Lane Cove Council Administration Centre during opening hours. Sorry but we do not accept car batteries and other large batteries. This is a service for residents of Lane Cove Council and commercial quantities will not be accepted. Light Bulbs   Council collects residential light bulbs for recycling. All light bulbs must be clean and unbroken.Simply drop off your old light bulbs at the Lane Cove Council Administration Centre during opening hours. For safety reasons, we request that you wrap light bulbs in old newspaper when you drop them off. Last updated 11 January 2012