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(c) Total volume of waste that has been generated from the demolition of these houses in the last (i) 12 months and (ii) two years; and

(d) Total volume of this demolition waste that was recycled in the last (i) 12 months and (ii) two years.

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(3) The data requested cannot be provided as ACT NOWaste does not specifically track waste and resource recovery data resulting from the demolition of houses. The information provided by businesses is aggregated into broad categories and comes from a range of sources.

(a) There is no data available at this time.

(b) ACT NOWaste is able to advise that in 2009 2010 the total “Construction and Demolition” (C&D) waste stream was 285,672 tonnes and in 2010-2011 the total C&D waste stream was 420,227 tonnes.

(4) A full list of the proportion of total demolition waste by type cannot be provided.

(a) There is no data available at this time.

(b) The total “Construction and Demolition” (C&D) waste material recycled in 2009-10 was 246,777 tonnes or 86.4% of the total C&D waste stream and in 2010-2011 was 368,966 tonnes or 87.8% of the total C&D waste stream.

(5) The collection of industry waste recycling statistics is conducted annually at the end of each financial year via ACT NOWaste’s Recycling Survey. The data collected in this survey is guaranteed to each business to be kept “Commercial In Confidence”.

Attachment A

Suburb of each of these houses and the approximate age of the demolished house

Demolition by Suburb 1 May 2012 to 30 April 2012

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