Kerbside hard waste collections might be scrapped in Burnside, Campbelltown, Prospect and Walkerville councils Burnside, Campbelltown, Prospect and Walkerville councils are looking at stopping their kerbside hard waste collections. KERBSIDE hard waste collections might be a thing of the past for thousands of eastern residents under plans being investigated by four councils. Burnside, Campbelltown, Prospect and Walkerville councils are considering switching from an annual kerbside hard waste collection to an 'at-call' service. Problems with scavenging, illegal dumping and public safety risks have prompted the investigation, according to a Burnside Council report. Under the proposed 'at-call' system, residents would call their respective council to book a collection service and leave their unwanted items behind their fence the night before collection. The council report also stated there was a "risk of high cost for service delivery." This would be minimised by limiting the number of free collections per household and the possible introduction of a booking fee or user pays fee, according to the report. Burnside Council will discuss the matter at a meeting tomorrow night.