
A landfill site
Garbage is the waste produced by buildings around a city. Garbage needs to be disposed and transported into a landfill or garbage incinerator. Larger cities tend to have higher amounts of garbage generation, requiring the need for several landfills and incinerators. Garbage that is uncollected produces pollution.
Once a landfill is full, the landfill cannot accept any more garbage. The landfill can be emptied, in the expense of the inability to take in new garbage. While in emptying mode, the garbage trucks will either transport the garbage to an incinerator or another landfill, if no incinerator is available. When a building produces too much garbage, the building may lead to abandonment. Additionally, uneducated citizens tend to generate more garbage than educated citizens.[1]
If a Landfill is not empty, you cannot demolish it. An Incineration Plant can produce energy only if garbage is incinerated. Putting a landfill/Incineration Plant near houses will make citizens sick. The best way is to keep this far from the houses but not too far that trucks can't pick it up!
An Incineration Plant produces electricity at 16MW (Megawatts) although it's not listed as a power plant.
Buildings[]
Building | Cost | Upkeep | Pollution | Noise pollution | Unlock |
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₡4,000 | ₡160/week | 100 | 0 | Little Hamlet |
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₡30,000 | ₡1,440/week | 100 | 50 | Big Town |
References[]
- ↑ "Cities: Skylines User Manual". Paradox Interactive.
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