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Dear .__________

As required under Chapter 7 of the Waste Reduction and Recycling Act 2011 (WRR Act),

the Department of Environment and Heritage Protection (EHP) is preparing to collect

waste and recycling data for the 2012-13 financial year.

Sections 150 to 153 of the WRR Act and sections 40(a) and 44 of the Waste Reduction

and Recycling Regulation 2011 require composters and soil conditioners to supply waste and recycling data in the approved form to EHP by 31 August each year.

Completing and returning the attached survey by August 31, 2013 will meet your

reporting obligation. The survey is similar to one you may have completed last year. It

seeks details of your facility (please complete a separate worksheet if you have more

than one facility), waste materials received, products generated and materials sent for

disposal. It will also provide the opportunity for feedback on issues that concern you (for

example, difficulties accessing feedstock or contamination in source materials).

The data that you supply will be treated as confidential and used in aggregated form in

the development of priorities for the new industry-led waste strategy, as well as for the

information of the public and other interested parties. The data received will also

contribute to the 2013 State of Waste and Recycling in Queensland report. (The 2012 report is available at http://www.ehp.qld.gov.au/waste/pdf/state-of-waste-recycling-report.pdf). Aggregated data will also be provided to the Australian Government to meet

Queensland’s obligations under the National Waste Policy.

Given the importance of good quality data to the Queensland Government, I thank you

for taking the time to participate in the survey. Please complete and return the survey to

Dr Laurence Knight ([email protected]) by 31 August 2013. Should you have any queries, please liaise with Laurence (ph 07 3330 5033).

Sincerely,

Elisa Nichols

A/Executive Director, Reform and Innovation

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mailto:[email protected]

1 Business name

2 Postal address

3 Facility address

4 Contact person

5 Phone number

6 Email address

7 Which of the following best describes your facility?

Licensed commercial facility

On farm facility

Council facility

Other (please specify)

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Shredding and screening

Vermiculture

Manure aging

Direct Land application

Rendering

Aerobic composting

Anaerobic digestion


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Received from local government

Received from other sources

Green/garden waste (vegetation & other organic waste from gardens etc)

Timber, wood or sawdust arising from sawmills or other industrial sources

Forestry residuals

Biosolids (dry solids equivalent)

Grease trap waste & other organic sludges

Waste food

Abattoir waste

Food processing waste

Agricultural residuals

Other municipal solid waste (MSW)


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Composted soil conditioners

Pasteurised soil conditioners

Composted mulches

Pasteurised mulches

Raw mulches

Playground surfacing

Manufactured soils

Potting mixes

Composted manure

Raw manure

Direct land application


Survey of composters in Queensland (Data for the period 1 July 2011 - 30 June 2012)

All data provided will be treated as confidential and used to support EHP's waste policy formulation and environmental reporting

Please fill in your responses in the answer boxes

Please indicate which of the following processes are undertaken at your facility. Please note that you can select multiple options.

Facility details

What amount of the following materials were processed in your facility in 2011-12? Please specify the amounts by weight (tonnes).

What amounts of the following products were produced by your facility in 201112? Please indicate units of measurement (e.g. tonnes or cubic metres).

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13 Please enter the date you completed the survey in the following format (DD/MM/YYYY).

Please describe and provide the amounts of materials sent from your facility to waste treatment or disposal.

Please discuss any waste issues you would like to report to EHP. (For example, there has been a spike in a particular waste stream or you may wish to clarify one or more of your responses.)

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Dear .__________




Sections 150 to 153 of the WRR Act and sections 40, 41 and 44 of the Waste Reduction

and Recycling Regulation 2011 require incinerator operators to supply waste and recycling data in the required form to EHP by 31 August each year.



seeks details of your facility and the waste materials incinerated. It will also provide the opportunity for feedback on issues that concern you.




contribute to the 2013 State of Waste and Recycling in Queensland report. (The 2012 report is available at http://www.ehp.qld.gov.au/waste/pdf/state-of-waste-recycling-report.pdf). Aggregated data will also be provided to the Australian Government to meet Queensland’s obligations under the National Waste Policy.




Sincerely,

Elisa Nichols

Executive Director, Reform and Innovation

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Quantity incinerated (tonnes)

Facility address

Thank you for your time and effort in completing this questionnaire

Feedback

Quarantine waste

Pharmaceutical waste

Other wastes [please specify]

Are there any waste-related issues that you would like to report to DERM?

Please return the filled in questionnaire to Laurence Knight at [email protected] or Waste Policy and Legislation, Department of Environment and Heritage Protection, GPO Box 2454, Brisbane 4001

Survey of incinerator operators in Queensland (Data for the period 1 July 2012 - 30 June 2013)

All data provided will be treated as confidential and used to support the EHP's waste policy formulation and environmental reporting


Name of the business

Postal address

ABN/ACN

Wastes Incinerated

1Commercial & Industrial waste includes materials from schools, restaurants, offices, retail and wholesale businesses, and manufacturing industries. Materials that are defined to be regulated waste by Schedule 7 of the Environmental Protection Regulation 1998 (e.g. tyres, batteries and food processing waste) should be reported separately.

Contact person

Phone number(s)

Email address

Type of waste

Commercial & industrial waste1

Clinical waste

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Quantity incinerated (tonnes)

Facility address


Feedback

Quarantine waste

Pharmaceutical waste

Other wastes [please specify]

Are there any waste-related issues that you would like to report to EHP?

Please return the filled in questionnaire to Laurence Knight at [email protected] or Waste

Policy and Legislation, Department of Environment and Heritage Protection, GPO Box 2454, Brisbane 4001

Survey of incinerator operators in Queensland (Data for the period 1 July 2012 - 30 June 2013)

All data provided will be treated as confidential and used to support the Department of Environmet

and Heritage Progection's waste policy formulation and environmental reporting


Name of the business

Postal address

ABN/ACN

Wastes Incinerated

1Commercial & Industrial waste includes materials from schools, restaurants, offices, retail and wholesale businesses, and manufacturing industries. Materials that are defined to be regulated waste by Schedule 7 of the Environmental Protection Regulation

1998 (e.g. tyres, batteries and food processing waste) should be reported separately.

Contact person

Phone number(s)

Email address

Type of waste

Commercial & industrial waste1

Clinical waste

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Dear .__________


the Department of Environment and Heritage Protection (EHP) is preparing to collect waste and recycling data for the 2012-13 financial year.

As was the case last year, EHP is collecting data from the operators of industrial waste

facilities via an online survey. Please navigate to

https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/ZQ8BZ6N to enter your data by 31 August 2013.

I have attached a read-only pdf version of the questionnaire to help you to complete the

survey. It will enable you to examine the questions before you go online and to resolve

any uncertainties or ambiguities. The online version will differ from the pdf in that the

questions relating to wastes generated by other companies will only appear if you

indicated that your facility received materials from other entities (Q5).




contribute to the 2013 State of Waste and Recycling in Queensland report. (The 2012

report is available at http://www.ehp.qld.gov.au/waste/pdf/state-of-waste-recycling-

report.pdf). Aggregated data will also be provided to the Australian Government to meet Queensland’s obligations under the National Waste Policy.


for taking the time to participate in the survey. Please complete the survey by 31 August

2013. Should you have any queries, please liaise with Laurence (ph 07 3330 5033).

Sincerely,

Elisa Nichols


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https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/ZQ8BZ6N



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1 Name of the business

2 Facility address

3


On farm facility

Council facility


4 Does this facility have a weighbridge?

5


Vermiculture

Manure aging


Rendering

Aerobic composting

Anaerobic digestion


6

Received from local

government

Received from other

sourcesGreen/garden waste (vegetation & other organic waste from gardens etc)Timber, wood or sawdust arising from sawmills or other industrial sources

Forestry residuals



Waste food

Abattoir waste




Other general waste (C&I)


7

Amount produced

(tonnes or cubic metres) Average density (kg/m3)



Other soil conditioners

Composted mulches

Pasteurised mulches

Raw mulches


Manufactured soils

Potting mixes

Composted manure

Raw manure



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Suggested volume to weight conversion factorsMixed garden waste (uncompacted):. 247 kg/m3 Mixed garden waste (compacted):.... 460 kg/m3

Please discuss any waste issues you would like to report to EHP. (For example, there has

been a spike in a particular waste stream or you may wish to clarify one or more of your

Please indicate which of the following processes are undertaken

at the facility. Please note that you can select multiple options.

Which of the following best describes the facility?

What amount of the following materials were processed in the facility in 2012-13? Please

specify the amounts by weight (tonnes).

Products generated by the facility in 2012-13

Uncompacted municipal solid waste:. 133 kg/m3 <br>

Wood scrap (loose):......................... 195 kg/m3 Saw dust (loose): ............................ 222 kg/m3

Wet biosolids:.................................. 721 kg/m3 Dry biosolids:................................... 560 kg/m3 Grease trap waste ........................... 946 kg/m3 Sullage ........................................... 983 kg/m3

Wood chips: .................................... 297 kg/m3

Manure: .......................................... 400 kg/m3 Straw (loose): ................................... 48 kg/m3 Hay (loose): ...................................... 80 kg/m3 Straw/hay (baled): ........................... 384 kg/m3 <br>

see http://www.onlineconversion.com/weight_volume_cooking.htm

Please describe and provide the amounts of materials sent from your facility to waste

treatment or disposal.

Survey of composters and other organic processors in

Queensland (Data for the period 1 July 2012 - 30 June 2013)


Facility details

Please fill in your responses in the answer boxes. Please complete a separate worksheet for each facility if you operate more than one

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2 Facility address

3


On farm facility

Council facility



5


Vermiculture

Manure aging


Rendering

Aerobic composting

Anaerobic digestion


6

Received from local

government

Received from other


Forestry residuals



Waste food

Abattoir waste






7

Amount produced





Composted mulches

Pasteurised mulches

Raw mulches


Manufactured soils

Potting mixes

Composted manure

Raw manure



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Wood chips: .................................... 297 kg/m3







Facility details









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?

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2 Facility address

3


On farm facility

Council facility



5


Vermiculture

Manure aging


Rendering

Aerobic composting

Anaerobic digestion


6

Received from local

government

Received from other


Forestry residuals



Waste food

Abattoir waste






7

Amount produced





Composted mulches

Pasteurised mulches

Raw mulches


Manufactured soils

Potting mixes

Composted manure

Raw manure



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9














Wood chips: .................................... 297 kg/m3






Facility details



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2 Facility address

3


On farm facility

Council facility



5


Vermiculture

Manure aging


Rendering

Aerobic composting

Anaerobic digestion


6

Received from local

government

Received from other

sources

Green/garden waste (vegetation & other organic waste from gardens etc)Timber, wood or sawdust arising from sawmills or other industrial sources

Forestry residuals



Waste food

Abattoir waste






7

Amount produced





Composted mulches

Pasteurised mulches

Raw mulches


Manufactured soils

Potting mixes

Composted manure

Raw manure



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Grease trap waste ........................... 946 kg/m3 Sullage ........................................... 983 kg/m3


Wet biosolids:.................................. 721 kg/m3 Dry biosolids:................................... 560 kg/m3

Suggested volume to weight conversion factors


Wood chips: .................................... 297 kg/m3

Mixed garden waste (uncompacted):. 247 kg/m3 Mixed garden waste (compacted):.... 460 kg/m3









Facility details


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1 Name of the business (please include

trading names and other aliases)

2 ABN/ACN

3 Postal address

4 Facility address

5 Contact person

6 Position

7 Phone number

8 Email address

9


On farm facility

Council facility



11


Vermiculture

Manure aging


Rendering

Aerobic composting

Anaerobic digestion


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Received from local

government

Received from other

sources

Green/garden waste (vegetation & other organic waste from gardens etc)

Timber, wood or sawdust arising from sawmills or other industrial sources

Forestry residuals



Waste food

Abattoir waste






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Amount produced

(tonnes or cubic metres)

Average density

(kg/m3)




Composted mulches

Pasteurised mulches

Raw mulches


Manufactured soils

Potting mixes

Composted manure

Raw manure



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Please return the filled in questionnaire to Laurence Knight at [email protected] or

Environmental Policy and Planning Division, Department of Environment and Heritage Protection,

GPO Box 2454, Brisbane 4001


Which of the following best describes your facility?


at your facility. Please note that you can select multiple options.


been a spike in a particular waste stream, there barriers to resource recovery that you

would like addressed, or you may wish to clarify one or more of your responses.)

Uncompacted municipal solid waste:. 133 kg/m3



Wood chips: .................................... 297 kg/m3

Manure: .......................................... 400 kg/m3 Straw (loose): ................................... 48 kg/m3 Hay (loose): ...................................... 80 kg/m3 Straw/hay (baled): ........................... 384 kg/m3


Suggested volume to weight conversion factors

Mixed garden waste (uncompacted):. 247 kg/m3 Mixed garden waste (compacted):.... 460 kg/m3

What amount of the following materials were processed in your facility in 2012-13? Please




All data provided will be treated as confidential and used to support EHP's waste policy formulation and environmental reportingPlease fill in your responses in the answer boxes. Please complete a separate worksheet for each facility if you operate more than one

Products generated by your facility in 2012-13



Facility details

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All data provided will be treated as confidential and used to support the Department of Environment and Heritage Protection's waste policy formulation and environmental reporting. Instructions You will need to complete the survey in one sitting. Please complete every relevant section of the survey before submitting. Navigate through the survey by clicking on the "Prev" and "Next" buttons at the bottom of the screen. If your organisation operates multiple waste disposal facilities (with ERA 60 licences) at geographically separated locations, please submit a separate report for each facility. The survey will loop you back to the beginning after you hit submit to facilitate this. Questions denoted with an asterix * must be completed. Please note that Question 5 has skip logic, and that the numbering of subequent questions will vary depending on how you answer it. Please provide a response in the appropriate numeric or text format. The preferred unit for materials in this survey is weight (tonnes). However, if the weight is not available you can provide a volume measure as an alternative. Thank you for taking the time to complete the survey. If you have any difficulties filling in this survey or need to clarify any questions, please contact Laurence Knight (ph 3330 5033, email [email protected] ) or Col Tucker (ph 3330 5043, email [email protected]).

Waste Disposal Activities over the period 1 July 2012 30 June 2013

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1. Please enter the name of your company.

2. Please enter the location details of the waste disposal facility (preferably "street address").

3. Please enter the contact details of a person able to provide further details in relation to this report.

Company Details

*

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Name

Position

Phone numbers (landline and mobile if available)

Email address

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This section deals with wastes generated by the company and disposed of in the corporate facility.

4. Please supply details of wastes generated by the company that were disposed of in the waste disposal facility during the 201213 financial year. Please indicate units of measurement for each waste (e.g. tonnes or cubic metres).

5. Were wastes from other companies/entities placed in the waste disposal facility?

Wastes Placed in the Waste Disposal Facility.

*

Ash

Red mud

Other regulated process wastes

Asbestos

Other regulated wastes

Construction & demolition waste

Clean fill

Other general (nonregulated) wastes

*

Yes

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No

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This section deals with wastes that were generated by other companies/entities and disposed of in the waste facility.

6. Please supply details of the other companies/entities generating the wastes disposed of in the waste facility.

7. Please supply details of wastes generated by other companies that were disposed of in the waste disposal facility during the 201213 financial year. Please indicate units of measurement for each waste (e.g. tonnes or cubic metres).

Wastes Generated by Other Companies

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Red mud


Asbestos



Clean fill


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This section deals with wastes that were generated by the facility and sent offsite for landfill disposal. 8. Please supply the names and addresses of the external facilities receiving waste for disposal.

9. Please supply details (types and amounts) of the wastes sent to external facilities for disposal.

Wastes disposed of in external landfills

Facility 1

Facility 2

Facility 3

Facility 4

Facility 5

Facility 6

Ash

Red mud


Asbestos



Clean fill


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This section deals with wastes generated by the facility that were recycled or reprocessed. 10. Please supply details of the amounts of wastes that were recycled internally (that is fed back into the processes that generated them, or used as inputs for other processes undertaken at the facility).

11. Please supply the names and addresses of the external facilities receiving waste for recycling or reprocessing.

12. Please supply the amounts of wastes that were sent for recycling or reprocessing at another facility (e.g. as an input in another process).

Wastes Diverted from Disposal

Ash

Red mud




Clean fill


Facility 1

Facility 2

Facility 3

Facility 4

Facility 5

Facility 6

Ash

Red mud




Clean fill


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13. Are there any further comments you would like to make, or queries that you would like to raise with EHP?

14. If you have completed the survey please enter the date in the following format (DD/MM/YYYY).

Thank you for completing the survey. Should you require any further information, please contact Laurence Knight (ph 3330 5033, email [email protected]).

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Waste Disposal Facility Report 2011-12Waste Disposal Facility Report 2011-12Waste Disposal Facility Report 2011-12Waste Disposal Facility Report 2011-12

All data provided will be treated as confidential and used to support DEHP's waste policy formulation and environmental reporting. Instructions You will need to complete the survey in one sitting. Please complete every relevant section of the survey before submitting. Navigate through the survey by clicking on the "Prev" and "Next" buttons at the bottom of the screen. If your organisation operates multiple waste disposal facilities (with ERA 60 licences) at geographically separated locations, please submit a separate report for each facility. The survey will loop you back to the beginning after you hit submit to facilitate this. Questions denoted with an asterix * must be completed. Please note that Question 5 has skip logic, and that the numbering of subequent questions will vary depending on how you answer it. Please provide a response in the appropriate numeric or text format. The preferred unit for materials in this survey is weight (tonnes). However, if the weight is not available you can provide a volume measure as an alternative. Thank you for taking the time to complete the survey. If you have any difficulties filling in this survey or need to clarify any questions, please contact Laurence Knight (ph 3339 5816, email [email protected] ) or Glenn Ellis (ph 3339 5808, email [email protected]).

Waste Disposal Activities over the period 1 July 2011 30 June 2012

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1. Please enter the name of your company.

2. Please enter the location details of the waste disposal facility (preferably "street address").

3. Please enter the contact details of a person able to provide further details in relation to this report.

Company Details

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Name

Position

Phone numbers (landline and mobile if available)

Email address

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This section deals with wastes generated by the company and disposed of in the corporate facility.

4. Please supply details of wastes generated by the company that were disposed of in the waste disposal facility during the 201112 financial year. Please indicate units of measurement for each waste (e.g. tonnes or cubic metres).

5. Were wastes from other companies/entities placed in the waste disposal facility?

Wastes Placed in the Waste Disposal Facility.

*

Ash

Red mud


Asbestos



Clean fill


*

Yes

nmlkj

No

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This section deals with wastes that were generated by other companies/entities and disposed of in the waste facility.

6. Please supply details of the other companies/entities generating the wastes disposed of in the waste facility.

7. Please supply details of wastes generated by other companies that were disposed of in the waste disposal facility during the 201112 financial year. Please indicate units of measurement for each waste (e.g. tonnes or cubic metres).

Wastes Generated by Other Companies

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Ash

Red mud


Asbestos



Clean fill


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This section deals with wastes that were generated by the facility and sent offsite for landfill disposal. 8. Please supply the names and addresses of the external facilities receiving waste for disposal.

9. Please supply details (types and amounts) of the wastes sent to external facilities for disposal.

Wastes disposed of in external landfills

Facility 1

Facility 2

Facility 3

Facility 4

Facility 5

Facility 6

Ash

Red mud


Asbestos



Clean fill


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This section deals with wastes generated by the facility that were recycled or reprocessed. 10. Please supply details of the amounts of wastes that were recycled internally (that is fed back into the processes that generated them, or used as inputs for other processes undertaken at the facility).

11. Please supply the names and addresses of the external facilities receiving waste for recycling or reprocessing.

12. Please supply the amounts of wastes that were sent for recycling or reprocessing at another facility (e.g. as an input in another process).

Wastes Diverted from Disposal

Ash

Red mud




Clean fill


Facility 1

Facility 2

Facility 3

Facility 4

Facility 5

Facility 6

Ash

Red mud




Clean fill


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13. Are there any further comments you would like to make, or queries that you would like to raise with EHP?

14. If you have completed the survey please enter the date in the following format (DD/MM/YYYY).

Thank you for completing the survey. Should you require any further information, please contact Laurence Knight (ph 3339 5816, email [email protected]).

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Dear ___________,


the Department of Environment and Heritage Protection (EHP) is preparing to collect waste and recycling data for the 2012-13 financial year.

Sections 151 and 152 of the WRR Act and section 40(c) of the Waste Reduction and

Recycling Regulation 2011 require landfill operators to supply waste and recycling data in

the approved form to EHP by 31 August each year.


reporting obligation. It deals with matters that are not covered by the summary return

process in QWOLS.

The data that you supply will be treated as confidential and used to inform the new

industry-led waste strategy, as well as the public and other stakeholders. (It will

contribute to the 2013 State of Waste and Recycling in Queensland report. The 2012

report is available at http://www.ehp.qld.gov.au/waste/pdf/state-of-waste-recycling-report.pdf).

Given the importance of good quality data, I thank you for taking the time to participate

in the survey. Please complete and return the survey to Dr. Laurence Knight

([email protected]) by 31 August 2013. Should you have any queries, please liaise with Laurence (ph 07 3330 5033).

Sincerely,

Elisa Nichols

A/Executive Director, Reform and Innovation

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?

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1 Business name

2 Postal address

3 Facility address

4 Contact person

5 Phone number

6 Email address

7

8

Type of waste

Quantity received

from local

government

(tonnes)

Quantity received

from business /

other (tonnes)

Quantity

landfilled

(tonnes)

Quantity

recovered,

recycled or

reused

(tonnes)

9 Household waste

10Non-regulated Commercial & Industrial waste

11 Construction & Demolition waste

12 Green waste

13 Biosolids

14 Clean fill

15 Contaminated soil

16 Acid Sulfate soil

17 Asbestos

18 Tyres

19 Recycling residuals

20 Other (please specify)

Recycling residuals are the residues from recycling activites. Shredder flock is the residue from scrap metal shredding.

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Facility details

Survey of private landfill operators in Queensland (Data for the period 1 July 2011 - 30 June 2012)

All data provided will be treated as confidential and used to support EHP's waste policy formulation and environmental reportingPlease fill in your responses in the answer boxes

If yes, what is the current operating

efficiency of the landfill gas capture

system?

Waste details

Details of materials recovered (e.g. cardboard, concrete, timber)

and where used / sent Volume to weight conversion factors

Does the facility have a functioning

landfill gas capture system?

General C&D average:.. 960 kg/m3 Wood scrap (loose):.... 195 kg/m3 Particle board (loose):.. 252 kg/m3 Plywood sheets .......... 460 kg/m3 Concrete scrap ........ 1,100 kg/m3 Bricks ........................ 958 kg/m3 Ceramic tiles .............. 720 kg/m3 Asphalt (crushed)......... 819 kg/m3 Grass clippings (uncompacted): ....... 237 kg/m3 Mixed garden waste (uncompacted):. 247 kg/m3 Mixed garden waste (compacted):.... 460 kg/m3 Large limbs and stumps (loose) ........ 640 kg/m3

Uncompacted HHW (in bin): 133 kg/m3 Compacted HHW (in truck): 445 kg/m3

General C&I: 267 kg/m3

General Soil: 1419 kg/m3


Wet biosolids: 721 kg/m3 Dry biosolids:. 560 kg/m3

General Clean Fill: 1500 kg/m3

Shredder flock: 475 kg/m3

General asbestos: 223 kg/m3

Volume to weight: 132 kg/m3 Car tyres:.............. 10 kg/tyre Truck tyres: .......... 32 kg/tyre

Household waste includes bin wastes collected by council kerbside services as well as loads that households self-deliver to facilities. It does not include clean green waste self-delivered by residents.

Commercial & Industrial waste is waste produced by institutions and businesses. It includes waste from schools, restaurants, offices, retail and wholesale businesses, and manufacturing industries etc. Clean green waste, construction and demolition waste, recycling residuals and regulated wastes (such as tyres and batteries etc) should be reported separately.

Feedback

Please return the filled in questionnaire to Laurence Knight at [email protected] or Waste Policy and Legislation, Department of Environment and

Heritage Protection, GPO Box 2454, Brisbane 4001


Construction & Demolition waste is waste produced by demolition and building activities, including road and rail construction. Clean fill, contaminated and acid sulfate soils and construction and demolition materials that are defined to be regulated waste by Schedule 7 of the Environmental Protection Regulation 1998 (e.g. asbestos) should be reported separately.Green waste includes grass clippings, tree, bush and shrub trimmings, branches and other similar materials resulting from domestic or commercial gardening, landscaping or maintenance activities.

Biosolids are organic solids derived from biological wastewater treatment processes, eg sewage sludge.

Clean fill is soil, gravel, rocks etc received as a waste stream. It does not include contaminated and acid sulfate soils, nor material that was procured and imported for landfill management purposes (e.g. daily cover, landfill cell construction, final capping etc).

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1 Business name

2 Postal address

3 Facility address

4 Contact person

5 Phone number

6 Email address

7

8

Type of waste

Quantity received

from local

government

(tonnes)

Quantity received

from business /

other (tonnes)

Quantity

landfilled

(tonnes)

Quantity

recovered,

recycled or

reused

(tonnes)

9 Household waste

10Non-regulated Commercial & Industrial waste1

11Construction & Demolition waste2

12 Green waste3

13 Biosolids4

14 Clean fill



17 Asbestos

18 Tyres




21


Facility details



If yes, what is the current operating

efficiency of the landfill gas capture

system?

Waste details

Details of materials recovered (e.g. cardboard, concrete, timber)

and where used / sent Volume to weight conversion factors

Does the facility have a functioning

landfill gas capture system?













Feedback







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?

?

1 Business name

2 Postal address

3 Facility address

4 Contact person

5 Phone number

6 Email address

7

8

Type of waste

Quantity received

from local

government

(tonnes)

Quantity received

from business /

other (tonnes)

Quantity

landfilled

(tonnes)

Quantity

recovered,

recycled or

reused (tonnes)

9 Household waste



12 Green waste3

13 Biosolids4

14 Clean fill



17 Asbestos

18 Tyres

19 Regulated Waste

20Disaster Management Waste


21

22


Material

Concrete

Asphalt

Bricks and tiles

Timber

Green waste

Ferrous metal

Non-ferrous metal

Clean Fill

Biosolids


21


Amount Recovered (tonnes) Major recipients (including internal use)

Initial capacity (when DA approved -

m3)

Current capacity (m3)

Waste details



Facility details



Feedback




Green waste includes grass clippings, tree, bush and shrub trimmings, branches and other similar materials resulting from domestic or commercial gardening, landscaping or maintenance activities.


Construction & Demolition waste is waste produced by demolition and building activities, including road and rail construction. Clean fill, contaminated and acid sulfate soils and construction and demolition materials that are defined to be regulated waste by Schedule 7 of the Environmental Protection Regulation 1998 (e.g. asbestos) should be reported separately.

Materials Recovered





Volume to weight conversion factors







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1 Business name

2 Postal address

3 Facility address

4 Contact person

5 Phone number

6 Email address

Type of wasteProportion received from

Queensland local governments

Proportion received from other

States

7 Municipal solid waste

8 Commercial and industrial waste

9 Construction and demolition waste

10 Acid sulphate soil and contaminated soil

11 Regulated waste

12 Disaster management waste

13 Green waste

14 Clean earthen material

Material Amount recovered (tonnes)Major recipients (including internal

use)

15 Concrete

16 Asphalt

17 Bricks and tiles

18 Timber

19 Green waste

20 Ferrous metal

21 Non-ferrous metal


23 Biosolids


24

25

26

27

If you have any comments you wish to make or issues you wish to raise, please note them here.

Survey of private landfill operators in Queensland (Data for the period 1

July 2012 - 30 June 2013) All data provided will be treated as confidential and used to support EHP's waste policy formulation and environmental reportingPlease fill in your responses in the answer boxes

Facility details

Feedback



Waste Received

Materials recovered

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?

?

1 Business name

2 Postal address

3 Facility address

4 Contact person

5 Phone number

6 Email address

7 Initial capacity (when

DA approved - m3)

8 Current capacity (m3)

Type of wasteProportion received from

Queensland local governments

Proportion received from other

States

9 Municipal solid waste

10 Commercial and industrial waste

11 Construction and demolition waste

12 Acid sulphate soil and contaminated soil

13 Regulated waste

14 Disaster management waste

15 Green waste


Material Amount recovered (tonnes)Major recipients (including internal

use)

17 Concrete

18 Asphalt

19 Bricks and tiles

20 Timber

21 Green waste

22 Ferrous metal

23 Non-ferrous metal


25 Biosolids


26

27

28

29

If you have any comments you wish to make or issues you wish to raise, please note them here.

Survey of private landfill operators in Queensland (Data for the period 1

July 2012 - 30 June 2013) All data provided will be treated as confidential and used to support EHP's waste policy formulation and environmental reportingPlease fill in your responses in the answer boxes. If you operate more than one facility, please use a separate worksheet for each facility

Facility details

Feedback

Please return the filled in questionnaire to Laurence Knight at [email protected] or

Waste Policy and Legislation, Department of Environment and Heritage Protection, GPO Box 2454,

Brisbane 4001


Waste Received

Materials recovered

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1 Business name

2 Postal address

3 Facility address

4 Contact person

5 Phone number

6 Email address

7

8

Type of waste

Quantity received from local

government (tonnes)

Quantity received from business / other (tonnes)

Quantity landfilled (tonnes)

Quantity recovered, recycled or

reused (tonnes)

9 Household waste

10Non-regulated Commercial & Industrial waste

11 Construction & Demolition waste

12 Green waste

13 Biosolids

Facility details



If yes, what is the current operating efficiency of the landfill gas capture system?

Waste details

Details of materials recovered (e.g. cardboard, concrete, timber) and where used / sent Volume to weight conversion factors

Does the facility have a functioning landfill gas capture system?





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14 Clean fill



17 Asbestos

18 Tyres










Commercial & Industrial waste is waste produced by institutions and businesses. It includes waste from schools, restaurants, offices, retail and wholesale businesses, and manufacturing industries etc. Clean green waste, construction and demolition waste, recycling residuals and regulated wastes (such as tyres and batteries etc) should be reported separately.Construction & Demolition waste is waste produced by demolition and building activities, including road and rail construction. Clean fill, contaminated and acid sulfate soils and construction and demolition materials that are defined to be regulated waste by Schedule 7 of the Environmental Protection Regulation 1998 (e.g. asbestos) should be reported separately.Green waste includes grass clippings, tree, bush and shrub trimmings, branches and other similar materials resulting from domestic or commercial gardening, landscaping or maintenance activities.


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21Are there any waste-related issues that you would like to report to EHP?

Feedback




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1 Business name

2 Postal address

3 Facility address

4 Contact person

5 Phone number

6 Email address

7

8

Type of waste


government (tonnes)




reused (tonnes)

9 Household waste



12 Green waste3

13 Biosolids4

14 Clean fill

Details of materials recovered (e.g. cardboard, concrete, timber) and where used / sent



Facility details



Volume to weight conversion factors




Does the facility have a functioning landfill gas capture system?If yes, what is the current operating efficiency of the landfill gas capture system?

Waste details

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17 Asbestos

18 Tyres








Feedback

Green waste includes grass clippings, tree, bush and shrub trimmings, branches and other similar materials resulting from domestic or commercial gardening, landscaping or maintenance activities.


Construction & Demolition waste is waste produced by demolition and building activities, including road and rail construction. Clean fill, contaminated and acid sulfate soils and construction and demolition materials that are defined to be regulated waste by Schedule 7 of the Environmental Protection Regulation 1998 (e.g. asbestos) should be reported separately.





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21Are there any waste-related issues that you would like to report to EHP?



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1 Business name

2 Postal address

3 Facility address

4 Contact person

5 Phone number

6 Email address

7

8

Type of waste


government (tonnes)




reused (tonnes)

9 Household waste



12 Green waste3

Facility details



If yes, what is the current operating efficiency of the landfill gas capture system?

Waste details

Details of materials recovered (e.g. cardboard, concrete, timber) and where used / sent Volume to weight conversion factors

Does the facility have a functioning landfill gas capture system?




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13 Biosolids4

14 Clean fill



17 Asbestos

18 Tyres












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21


Feedback






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Dear .__________




Sections 150 to 153 of the WRR Act and sections 40, 41 and 44 of the Waste Reduction

and Recycling Regulation 2011 require recyclers to supply waste and recycling data in the approved form to EHP by 31 August each year.



seeks details of your facility, waste materials received, materials recycled, materials

forwarded to other recyclers and materials sent for disposal. It will also provide the

opportunity for feedback on issues that concern you (for example, difficulties accessing

feedstock or access to markets).




contribute to the 2013 State of Waste and Recycling in Queensland report. (The 2012 report is available at http://www.ehp.qld.gov.au/waste/pdf/state-of-waste-recycling-report.pdf). Aggregated data will also be provided to the Australian Government to meet

Queensland’s obligations under the National Waste Policy.




Sincerely,

Elisa Nichols


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2 Addresses of facilities processing material collected in Queensland

3 Contact person

4 Position

5 Phone number(s)

6 Email address

Type of waste received Quantity from Local Government (tonnes)

Quantity from private landfill operators (tonnes)

Quantity from other sources (tonnes)

Region(s) of Queensland the material is sourced

from7 Paper & packaging materials1

8 Scrap metal2

9 Green waste

10 Clean earth/fill

11 Contaminated and/or Acid Sulfate Soil

12Other construction and demolition wastes3

13 Vegetable Oil

14 Other food waste/food processing waste

15 Tyres

16 Mineral Oil

17 Lead-acid batteries

18 Other E-Wastes

19 Other wastes - please specify

20

21

22

23

Waste received for recycling in Queensland

Survey of recyclers in Queensland (Data for the period 1 July 2011 - 30 June 2012)

All data provided will be treated as confidential and used to support EHP's waste policy formulation and environmental reportingPlease insert your responses in the answer boxes

Business details

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24

25

3 Concrete, asphalt, bricks, tiles, fibro, plasterboard, timber etc

1 Paper & packaging materials include paper, cardboard, glass, plastic and metal containers

2 Scrap metal other than metal containers

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Material Quantity recycled and sold to end user (tonnes)

Quantity combusted for energy recovery (tonnes)

Quantity forwarded to other recyclers in

Queensland for further processing (tonnes)

Quantity forwarded to interstate or overseas recyclers for further processing (tonnes)

Details of recyclers who receive material

26 Glass

27 Paper & newsprint

28 Cardboard

29 Plastics

30 Ferrous metals

31 Nonferrous metals

32 Concrete

33 Asphalt

34 Bricks and tiles

35 Fibro / plasterboard

36 Timber

37 Clean earth/fill

38 Mulch

39 Compost

40 Biofuels

41 Mineral oil

42 Tyres

43 Other rubber

44 Batteries

45 Chemicals


47

48

49

50

Materials recycled

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51Total amount of materials received for recycling that was ultimately disposed of (sent to landfill)

52

Please indicate the reasons why the materials were sent to landfill (e.g. contamination, other process residuals, market or regulatory barriers)

53 Are there any waste-related issues that you would like to report to EHP?

Feedback

Please return the filled in questionnaire to Laurence Knight at [email protected] or Environmental Policy and Planning Division, Department of Environment and Heritage Protection, GPO Box 2454, Brisbane 4001


Materials sent for disposal

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?

?

1Name of the business (please

include trading names and other

aliases)

2 ABN / ACN

3 Postal Address

4 Contact person

5 Position

6 Phone number(s)

7 Email address

Proportion of total waste

processed that was

initially received at this

facility (percent)

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

15

16

Type of waste receivedQuantity from Local

Government (tonnes)

Quantity from private

landfill operators (tonnes)

Quantity from other

sources (tonnes)

17 Paper & packaging materials1

18 Scrap metal2

19 Green waste

20 Clean earth/fill

21 Contaminated and/or Acid Sulfate

Soil

22Other construction and demolition

wastes3

23 Vegetable Oil

24 Other food waste

25 Food processing waste

26 Tyres

27 Mineral Oil

28 Lead-acid batteries

29 Other E-Wastes


31

32

33

34

35

MaterialQuantity recycled and

sold to end user (tonnes)

Quantity combusted for

energy recovery (tonnes)

Quantity forwarded to

other recyclers in

Queensland for further

processing (tonnes)


interstate recyclers for

further processing

(tonnes)


overseas recyclers for

further processing

(tonnes)

36 Glass


38 Cardboard

39 Plastics

40 Ferrous metals


42 Concrete

43 Asphalt

44 Bricks and tiles

45 Fibro/plasterboard

46 Timber

47 Clean earth/fill

48 Mulch

49 Compost

50 Biofuels

51 Mineral oil

52 Tyres

53 Other rubber

54 Batteries

55 Chemicals


57

58

59

60

Material (please specify)Organisation receiving

the materialAmount sent (tonnes)

61

62

63

64

65

66

67

68Total amount of materials received for recycling that was ultimately disposed of (sent to landfill)

69

Please indicate the reasons why the materials were sent to landfill (e.g. contamination, other process residuals, market or regulatory barriers)

70

If you wish to clarify your responses to any of the questions or raise any waste-related issues, please insert the details here.

Materials recycled

Address of facility processing waste collected in Queensland (please use separate rows

for each facility if your business has more than one).

Additional Information


Waste received for recycling in Queensland

Materials sent for disposal

1 Paper & packaging materials include paper, and cardboard, glass, plastic and metal containers

2 Scrap metal other than metal containers, lead-acid batteries and other e-wastes

Facility details

Survey of recyclers in Queensland (Data for the period 1 July 2012 - 30 June 2013)

Please return the filled in questionnaire to Laurence Knight at [email protected] or Environmental Policy and Planning Division,

Department of Environment and Heritage Protection, GPO Box 2454, Brisbane 4001


Comments

Details of materials sent to other recyclers in Queensland for further processing

All data provided will be treated as confidential, and used to support EHP's waste policy formulation and environmental reportingPlease insert your responses in the answer boxes

Business details

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Dear .__________




EHP is collecting data from waste removers on a confidential basis to develop priorities

for the new industry-led waste strategy, and to inform the public and other interested

parties. The data received will also contribute to the 2013 State of Waste and Recycling

in Queensland report. (The 2012 report is available at http://www.ehp.qld.gov.au/waste/pdf/state-of-waste-recycling-report.pdf). Aggregated data will also

be provided to the Australian Government to meet Queensland’s obligations under the National Waste Policy.

The survey seeks details of your facility, waste materials received, materials sent for

disposal, and materials recycled or recovered. It will also provide the opportunity for

feedback on issues that concern you. Please to enter your data into the attached spread

sheet and return it to Dr. Laurence Knight via email [email protected] by 31 August 2013.


for taking the time to participate in the survey. Should you have any queries, please liaise with Laurence (ph 07 3330 5033).

Sincerely,

Elisa Nichols


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?

?

1Name of the business (please

include trading names and other

aliases)

2 ABN/ACN

3 Postal Address

4 Contact person

5 Position

6 Phone number(s)

7 Email address

Proportion of total waste

processed that was

initially received at this

facility (percent)

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

15

Type of waste collectedQuantity collected

(tonnes)

Quantity sent to landfill

(tonnes)

16 Mixed household waste

17 Green waste

18 Clean earth/fill

19 Contaminated and/or Acid Sulfate

Soil

20 Asbestos

21 Other construction and demolition

wastes1

22 Mixed commercial waste


24

25

26

27

28

29

30

31

32

33

MaterialQuantity recycled and

sold to end user (tonnes)


other recyclers in

Queensland for further

processing (tonnes)


interstate recyclers for

further processing

(tonnes)


overseas recyclers for

further processing

(tonnes)

34 Glass


36 Cardboard

37 Plastics

38 Ferrous metals


40 Concrete

41 Asphalt

42 Bricks and tiles

43 Fibro / plasterboard

44 Timber

45 Clean earth/fill

46 Mulch

47 Compost

48 Biofuels

49 Mineral oil

50 Tyres

51 Other rubber

52 Batteries

53 Chemicals


55

56

57

58

Material (please specify)Organisation receiving

the materialAmount sent (tonnes)

59

60

61

62

63

64

65

66

If you wish to clarify your responses to any of the questions or raise any waste-related issues, please insert the details here. For example, are there barriers to resource recovery that you would like addressed?

Address of facility processing waste collected in Queensland

All data provided will be treated as confidential, and used to support EHP's waste policy formulation and environmental reportingPlease insert your responses in the answer boxes

Business details

Please return the filled in questionnaire to Laurence Knight at [email protected] or Environmental Policy and Planning Division,

Department of Environment and Heritage Protection, GPO Box 2454, Brisbane 4001

Details of materials sent to other recyclers in Queensland for further processing

Materials recovered


Comments

Survey of waste removers in Queensland (Data for the period 1 July 2012 - 30 June 2013)

Facility details

Additional Information


Waste collected in Queensland

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Local Government Waste Management Report 2012Local Government Waste Management Report 2012Local Government Waste Management Report 2012Local Government Waste Management Report 2012

Welcome to the DEHP Waste and Recycling Survey 2012. Waste and Recycling Activities during the period 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012. Instructions The survey is divided into 23 sections and does not need to be completed in one session. Information entered is automatically saved. You can exit and enter the survey as many times as you like, but you will need to access the survey from the same computer each time. If you have the waste information available then the survey should take around one hour to complete. Please complete every section of the survey before submitting. Navigate through the survey by clicking on the "Prev" and "Next" buttons at the bottom of the screen. Questions denoted with an asterisk * must be completed. Please provide a response in the appropriate numeric or text format. The unit of measurement for most of the materials in this survey is weight (tonnes). If you do not have weightbased data, please refer to the weight to volume conversion factors. There are comment boxes at the end of each section where you can discuss issues you are having with the waste streams covered in that section or describe the basis of your calculations/answers. Once you have completed the survey, submit the response to DEHP by clicking on the "submit" button on the last page. Please make sure you enter the date when the survey was completed. Thank you for taking the time to complete the survey. Notes: 1. Council* refers to action taken by Council, contractors or corporations operating on its behalf in relation to waste management within its local government area. 2. Each material should only be recorded in one section. Materials reported in one section (such as segregated green waste, or paper and packaging materials) should not be reported in another section. If you have any difficulties filling in this report or need to clarify any questions, please contact Laurence Knight (ph 3339 5816, email [email protected] ) or Glenn Ellis (ph 3339 5808, email [email protected]).

Waste and Recycling Activities over the period 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012

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1. Please enter the name of your council

2. Please enter the contact details of a Council officer able to discuss and verify the data in this report.

Council details

*

*

Name

Position

Phone number(s)

Email address

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Navigate to the section of your choice

3. Please select the relevant section you need to navigate to:

Contents Page

Answer all questions

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Section 1: General (Residual) Household Waste Kerbside Collection Service

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Section 2: General (Residual) Waste Collected in Street and Other Public Place (Litter) Bins

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Section 3: Litter and Other Illegally Dumped Waste Collected by the Council

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Section 4: Disaster Management Waste

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Section 5: Selfhauled Household Waste

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Section 6: Household Bulky Waste Collection

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Section 7: Paper and Packaging Materials Recycling

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Section 8: Segregated Green Waste

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Section 9: Biosolids

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Section 10: Clean fill

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Section 11: Contaminated and Acid Sufate Soils

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Section 12: Construction and Demolition Waste

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Section 13: Commercial and Industrial Waste

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Section 14: Tyres

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Section 15: Mineral (motor) Oil

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Section 16: Lead Acid Batteries

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Section 17: Asbestos

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Section 18: Clinical Waste

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Section 19: Household, Farm and Industrial Hazardous Chemicals

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Section 20: Electronic Waste

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Section 21: Cross Boundary Waste Movements

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Section 22: Waste Management Initiatives.

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Section 23: Feedback

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Submit data to DEHP

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General (Residual) Household Waste Household waste that has not been separated for separate collection for recycling collected via a regular kerbside bin service (or similar e.g. bulk bins in multi unit dwellings).

4. Does Council* provide a regular kerbside collection service for general (residual) household waste?


*

Yes

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No

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Details of General (Residual) Household Waste collected via the Kerbside Service. Volume to weight conversion factors: Uncompacted (in bin): 133 kg/m3 Compacted (in truck): 445 kg/m3 5. How many households are provided with a regular kerbside collection service for general (residual) household waste (as at 30/6/2012)? [Include households in multi unit dwellings receiving a regular council* collection service].

6. Amount of general (residual) household waste collected via the regular kerbside collection service. Please specify the amount by weight.

7. Amount of general (residual) household waste disposed of in Council landfills or incinerated. Please specify the amount by weight.

8. Amount of general (residual) household waste disposed of in external landfills (ie. sent to another council or to a private landfill). Please specify the amount by weight.

9. Is any of the commingled household waste sent for reprocessing?


Number of households

Weight (tonnes)

Weight (tonnes)

Weight (tonnes)

*

Yes

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No

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Details of General (Residual) Household Waste sent for reprocessing. Volume to weight conversion for uncompacted household waste 133 kg per m3. 10. Amount of general (residual) household waste reprocessed. Please specify the amount by weight.

11. Please specify the reprocessing/recovery method for the general (residual) household waste.

12. Please provide a description of materials reprocessed / recovered from the general (residual) household waste.

13. Please indicate the address destination for materials reprocessed / recovered.

14. Please provide any further information which gives further context and understanding to the answers provided in this section. If council sent general (residual) household waste for disposal in (an) external landfill(s), please supply details of the landfill(s) receiving that waste.


Weight (tonnes)

55

66

55

66

55

66

manual extraction of recyclables

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waste sent to compost facility

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55

66

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Local Government Waste Management Report 2012Local Government Waste Management Report 2012Local Government Waste Management Report 2012Local Government Waste Management Report 201215. Thank you for completing this section. You can now choose to continue with the

survey from here, or navigate back to the contents page to select another section to complete.

*

Go back to contents page

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Bins in public places where people can deposit general (residual) waste for disposal Note: If street and other public bin waste is picked up on the same runs as the kerbside household waste collection and you don't have separate data for street bins, estimate the proportion of the combined waste that would be attributable to street bins and use that figure. You can insert a comment at the end of the section to discuss your calculations.

16. Does your Council* collect general (residual) waste from street bins and bins in other public places?

Section 2: General (Residual) Waste Collected in Street and Other Public Pl...

*

Yes

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No

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Details of General (Residual) Waste Collected in Street and Other Public Place (Litter) Bins Volume to weight conversion for uncompacted general (residual) waste 133 kg per m3. 17. Amount of general (residual) waste that Council* collected from street and other waste bins in public places (this does not include material placed in public place recycling bins). Please specify the amount by weight.

18. Amount of general (residual) waste collected from street and other public place bins waste disposed of in council landfills or incinerated. Please specify the total amount by weight.

19. Amount of general (residual) waste collected from street and other public place bins disposed of in external landfills (ie. sent to another council or to a private landfill). Please specify the amount by weight.

20. Is any of the waste from public place bins reprocessed?


Weight (tonnes)

Weight (tonnes)

Weight (tonnes)

*

Yes

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No

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Details of general (residual) waste collected in street and other public place bins sent for reprocessing. Volume to weight conversion for uncompacted household waste 133 kg per m3. 21. Amount of general (residual) waste collected from street and other public place bins reprocessed. Please specify the amount by weight.

22. Please specify the reprocessing/recovery method for the general (residual) waste collected from street and other public place bins

23. Please provide a description of the materials reprocessed / recovered.

24. Please indicate the address destination for materials reprocessed / recovered.

25. Please provide any further information which gives further context and understanding to the answers provided in this section. If council sent general (residual) waste collected from street and other public place bins for disposal in (an) external landfill(s), please supply details of the landfill(s) receiving that waste.


Weight (tonnes)

55

66

55

66

55

66

Manual extraction of recyclables

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Waste sent to compost facility

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55

66

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Details of Illegally disposed of waste Volume to weight conversion for uncompacted general waste 133 kg per m3. 27. Amount of litter and other illegally dumped waste collected by Council* Please specify the amount by weight.

28. Please describe the nature of the litter / illegally dumped waste. Please note you can select multiple options.

29. Amount of litter and illegally dumped waste disposed of in council landfills or incinerated. Please specify the amount by weight.

30. Amount of litter and illigally dumped waste disposed of in external landfills (ie. sent to another council or to a private landfill). Please specify the amount by weight.

31. Is any of the litter and illegally dumped waste recovered/diverted from landfill?


Weight (tonnes)

Weight (tonnes)

Weight (tonnes)

*

Paper and packaging materials

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Other domestic waste

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Furniture / white goods

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Motor vehicles

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Chemicals / chemical containers

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Construction and demolition wastes

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Other industrial waste

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55

66

Yes

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No

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Litter and other illegally dumped waste reprocessed by Council Volume to weight conversion for uncompacted general waste 133 kg per m3. 32. Amount of litter and other illegally dumped waste reprocessed. Please specify the amount by weight.

33. Please specify the reprocessing / recovery method for the litter and other illegally dumped waste.

34. Please provide a description of materials which are reprocessed / recovered from the litter and other illegally dumped waste.

35. Please provide the address destinations for materials which are reprocessed / recovered from the litter and other illegally dumped waste.

36. How much did it cost Council* to manage litter and other illegally dumped waste over the past 12 months?


Weight (tonnes)

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Cost to Council* ($)

Manual extraction of recyclables

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Local Government Waste Management Report 2012Local Government Waste Management Report 2012Local Government Waste Management Report 2012Local Government Waste Management Report 201237. Please provide any further information which gives further context and understanding to the answers provided in this section. If council sent litter and other illegally dumped waste for disposal in (an) external landfill(s), please supply details of the landfill(s) receiving that waste.

38. Thank you for completing this section. You can now choose to continue with the survey from here, or navigate back to the contents page to select another section to complete.

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Waste generated from a disaster declared under the Disaster Management Act 2003. Note disaster management waste may include selfhauled household waste, bulky item household waste, green waste, construction and demolition waste, commercial and industrial waste, and asbestos.

39. Did Council* collect/receive waste generated as a consequence of a disaster declared under the Disaster Management Act 2003?


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Details of Disaster Management Waste Managed by Council*. 40. Please list the declared disasters that generated the disaster management waste.

41. Please list the amounts (tonnes) of the following waste types arising from these declared disasters:



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Selfhauled household clean up wastes

Kerbsidecollected household clean up wastes

Green waste

Demolition and construction wastes

Commercial cleanup wastes

Asbestos

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Details of SelfHauled Household Waste Received by Council* Volume to weight conversion for selfhauled household waste 150 kg per m3. 43. Amount of household waste (excluding segregated green waste) dropped off by residents at landfills and transfer stations. Please list seperate amounts for normal deliveries and disaster waste deliveries, and please specify the amounts by weight.

44. Amount of selfhauled household waste disposed of in Council landfills or incinerated. Please specify the amount by weight.

45. Amount of selfhauled household waste disposed of in external landfills (ie. sent to another council or to a private landfill). Please specify the amount by weight.

46. Is any of the selfhauled household waste recovered / diverted from landfill?

Section 5: SelfHauled Household Waste

Normal deliveries (tonnes)

Disaster waste (tonnes)

Weight (tonnes)

Weight (tonnes)

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Selfhauled Household Waste Reprocessed by Council* Volume to weight conversion for selfhauled household waste 150 kg per m3. 47. Amount of selfhauled household waste recovered/diverted from landfill. Please specify the amount by weight.

48. Please use the table below to specify both the materials recovered / diverted from landfill from the selfhauled household waste, and their final destination.

49. Please provide any further information which gives further context and understanding to the answers provided in this section.


Section 5: Selfhauled Household Waste

Weight (tonnes)

council shop charity scrap metal dealer other

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Ewastes (computers, TVs, AV equipment etc)

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Lawn mowers and other gardening equipment


Bricabrac, toys and other small items


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If other selected please specify destination for each material

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Periodic Council* collections from households of large / bulky items that are not collected via the regular kerbside bin service. Note: This section does not include segregated green waste collected by Council*.

51. Does Council* provide a periodic collection service (e.g. once per year) for large / bulky household household waste items?


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Details of Household Bulky Item Waste Collected by Council* Volume to weight conversion for bulky item waste 150 kg per m3. 52. Amount of household bulky item waste collected by Council*. Please list seperate amounts for normal collections and disaster waste collections, and please specify the amounts by weight.

53. Amount of household bulky item waste disposed of in Council* landfill or incinerated. Please specify the amount by weight.

54. Amount of household bulky item waste disposed of in external landfills (ie. sent to another council or to a private landfill). Please specify the amount by weight.

55. Is any of the household bulky item waste recovered / diverted from landfill?


Normal collections (tonnes)

Disaster waste collections (tonnes)

Weight (tonnes)

Weight (tonnes)

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Houlsehold Bulky Item Waste Reprocessed by Council*. Volume to weight conversion for household bulky item waste 150 kg per m3. 56. Amount of household bulky item waste recovered / diverted from landfill. Please specify the amount by weight.

57. Please provide any additional information which gives further context and understanding to the answers provided in this section.


Section 6: Household Bulky Item Waste Collection

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Paper and Packaging Materials Collected or Received by Council* for Recycling.

59. Does Council* collect/receive paper and packaging materials for recycling?


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Kerbside Collection of Paper and Packaging Materials for Recycling

60. Does Council* provide kerbside recycling collection services for paper and packaging materials (e.g. using yellow lidded bins)?


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Details of Kerbside Collection Service for Paper and Packaging Material Recycling.

61. How many households are provided with a kerbside recycling collection service by Council* (as at 30/6/2012)?

62. What is the average presentation rate (%) for Council*’s kerbside recycling collection service? (That is, the average proportion of households provided with a kerbside recycling service that participate in the collection.)

63. What type of container does Council* provide residents for kerbside recycling? (Please note you can select multiple options.)

64. If known, how many households are served by each type of container?

Section 7a: Kerbside Collection for Paper and Packaging Materials for Recyc...


Average presentation rate (%)

240 litre bins

360 litre bins

240 litre split bins

Bulk bins

Bags

Crates


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Local Government Waste Management Report 2012Local Government Waste Management Report 2012Local Government Waste Management Report 2012Local Government Waste Management Report 201265. How often does Council* provide the kerbside recycling collection service? (Please note you can select multiple options.)

66. What is the average annual cost (to the nearest dollar) per household to the Council* to provide the kerbside recycling collection service?

67. What is the average annual fee (to the nearest dollar) charged per household by Council* for the kerbside recycling collection service? (If Council levies a combined waste and recycling fee, please provide an estimate of the recycling component of the fee.)

68. How many nonresidential premises (e.g. businesses) are provided with a recycling collection service for paper and packaging materials?

69. What is the average annual cost (to the nearest dollar) per nonresidential premise to the Council* to provide the recycling collection service for paper and packaging material?

70. What is the annual fee (to the nearest dollar) charged to nonresidential premises for the recycling collection service for paper and packaging material? (If Council levies a combined waste and recycling fee, please provide an estimate of the recycling component of the fee.)

71. How many schools are provided with a recycling collection service for paper and packaging materials by Council*?

Average annual cost ($)

Separate recycling fee ($)

Recycling component of combined fee ($)

Number of premises

Average annual cost ($)

Separate recycling fee ($)

Recycling component of combined fee ($)

Number of schools

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Local Government Waste Management Report 2012Local Government Waste Management Report 2012Local Government Waste Management Report 2012Local Government Waste Management Report 201272. Contamination. What was the estimated proportion of the materials collected via the kerbside service that were not supposed to be placed in the recycling bins, such as food scraps and cigarette butts.


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Provision of Dropoff Points to Receive Paper and Packaging Materials for Recycling.

74. Does Council* provide public place recycling bins for paper and packaging materials in public parks, sports venues etc, or dropoff points at landfills and transfer stations?

Section 7b: Dropoff Points for Paper and Packaging Materials for Recycling

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Details of Dropoff Points to Receive Paper and Packaging Materials for Recycling.

75. What types of sites have public place recycling bins provided by Council*? Please note you can select multiple options.

76. How many public place recycling bins (including dropoff points at landfills and transfer stations) are provided by Council* to receive paper and packaging materials.

77. What is the estimated percentage of all the paper and packaging materials collected/received by Council* for recycling that was collected via the public place bins and dropoff points?

78. Contamination. What was the estimated proportion of the materials collected in public place recycling bins that were not supposed to be placed in those bins, such as food scraps and cigarette butts.


Section 7b: Dropoff Points for Paper and Packaging Materials for Recycling

Number of bins

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Parks

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Pedestrian malls

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Transfer stations / landfills

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Process Path for Paper and Packaging Materials

80. How does Council* manage the paper and packaging materials collected / received for recycling? (Please note that you can select more than one option.)

81. Please provide the address details of the MRFs receiving the paper and packaging material collected by Council*

Section 7c: Management of Paper and Packaging Materials

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Material is collected and transported by a Council vehicle to a MRF operated by Council

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Material is collected and transported by a contractor to a MRF operated by Council

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Material is collected and transported by a Council vehicle to a MRF operated by another Council

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Material is collected and transported by a contractor to a MRF operated by another Council

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Amounts of Paper and Packaging Materials Processed

82. Please indicate whether you are able to provide data for individual materials or whether you can only provide combined figures. Please note that the option you choose will determine the next set of questions.

Section 7d: Amounts of Paper and Packaging Materials Processed

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Details of Paper and Cardboard Processed

83. Can you provide paper amounts separately from cardboard amounts?

Section 7d: Amounts of Paper and Packaging Materials Processed Paper and...

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Combined Paper and Cardboard.

Please complete this section if you are only able to supply a combined paper and cardboard figure.

Volume to weight conversion factors: Loose Paper and Cardboard Cardboard: 59 kg/m3 Paper:.......257 kg/m3 75% Cardboard, 25% Paper: 109 kg/m3 50% Cardboard, 50% Paper: 158 kg/m3 25% Cardboard, 75% Paper: 208 kg/m3 Baled Paper and Cardboard Baled Paper: ...... 510 kg/m3 Baled Cardboard: 534 kg/m3 84. Estimated total amount of paper and cardboard collected / received. Please specify the amount by weight.

85. Estimated amount of paper and cardboard recycled (excluding discarded material). Please specify the amount by weight.

86. Estimated amount of paper and cardboard discarded. Please specify the amount by weight.

87. Reasons for disposal of paper and cardboard. Please note you can select more than one option.

Section 7d: Amounts of Paper and Packaging Materials Processed Paper and...

Weight (tonnes)

Weight (tonnes)

Weight (tonnes)

Contamination

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Other

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Amount of Paper Processed Volume to weight conversion factors: Loose Paper: 257 kg/m3 Baled Paper: 510 kg/m3 88. Total amount of paper collected / received. Please specify the amount by weight.

89. Estimated amount of paper recycled (excluding discarded material). Please specify the amount by weight.

90. Estimated amount of paper discarded. Please specify the amount by weight.

91. Reasons for disposal of paper. Please note you can select more than one option.

Section 7d: Amounts of Paper and Packaging Materials Processed Paper

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Amount of Cardboard Processed Volume to weight conversion factors: Loose Cardboard: 59 kg/m3 Baled Cardboard: 534 kg/m3 92. Estimated total amount of cardboard collected / received. Please specify the amount by weight.

93. Estimated amount of cardboard recycled (excluding discarded material). Please specify the amount by weight.

94. Estimated amount of cardboard discarded. Please specify the amount by weight.

95. Reasons for disposal of cardboard. Please note you can select more than one option.

Section 7d: Amounts of Paper and Packaging Materials Processed Cardboard

Weight (tonnes)

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Amount of Glass Processed Volume to weight conversion factors: Glass bottles:.... 356 kg/m3 Crushed glass: 1,187 kg/m3 96. Estimated amount of glass collected / received. Please specify the amount by weight.

97. Estimated amount of glass recycled (excluding discarded material). Please specify the amount by weight.

98. Estimated amount of glass discarded. Please specify the amount by weight.

99. Reasons for disposal of glass. Please note you can select more than one option.

Section 7d: Amounts of Paper and Packaging Materials Processed Glass

Weight (tonnes)

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Amount of Plastics Processed Volume to weight conversion factors: Loose Containers PET: 21 kg/m3 HDPE: 14 kg/m3 Mixed Plastics: 19 kg/m3 Baled Containers PET: 311 kg/m3 HDPE: 267 kg/m3 Mixed Plastics: 295 kg/m3 100. Estimated total amount of plastics collected / received. Please specify the amount by weight.

101. If known, estimated amount of PET collected / received. Please specify the amount by weight.

102. If known, estimated amount of HDPE collected / received. Please specify the amount by weight.

103. If known, estimated amount of other mixed plastics collected / received. Please specify the amount by weight.

104. Estimated amount of plastics recycled (excluding discarded material). Please specify the amount by weight.

105. Estimated amount of plastics discarded. Please specify the amount by weight.

Section 7d: Amounts of Paper and Packaging Materials Processed Plastics

Weight (tonnes)

Weight (tonnes)

Weight (tonnes)

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Local Government Waste Management Report 2012Local Government Waste Management Report 2012Local Government Waste Management Report 2012Local Government Waste Management Report 2012106. Reasons for disposal of plastics. Please note you can select more than one option.

Contamination

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Amount of Steel Cans Processed Volume to weight conversion factors: Loose Steel Cans: 89 kg/m3 Baled Steel Cans: 504 kg/m3 107. Estimated total amount of steel cans collected / received. Please specify the amount by weight.

108. Estimated amount of steel cans recycled (excluding discarded material). Please specify the amount by weight.

109. Estimated amount of steel cans discarded. Please specify the amount by weight.

110. Reasons for disposal of steel cans. Please note you can select more than one option.

Section 7d: Paper and Packaging Materials Processed Steel Cans

Weight (tonnes)

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Amount of Aluminium Cans Processed Volume to weight conversion factors: Loose Aluminium Cans:. 37 kg/m3 Baled Aluminium Cans: 202 kg/m3 111. Estimated total amount of aluminium cans collected / received. Please specify the amount by weight.

112. Estimated amount of aluminium cans recycled (excluding discarded material). Please specify the amount by weight.

113. Estimated amount of aluminium cans discarded. Please specify the amount by weight.

114. Reasons for disposal of aluminium cans. Please note you can select more than one option.



Section 7d: Paper and Packaging Materials Processed Aluminium Cans

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Total Amount of Paper and Packaging Materials Processed

Please complete this part if you are only able to supply combined paper and packaging figures.

Volume to weight conversion factors: Loose Paper: 257 kg/m3 Cardboard: 59 kg/m3 Glass: 356 kg/m3 Plastics: 19 kg/m3 Steel Cans: 89 kg/m3 Aluminium Cans: 37 kg/m3 Baled/Crushed Paper: 510 kg/m3 Cardboard: 534 kg/m3 Glass: 1,186 kg/m3 Plastics: 295 kg/m3 Steel Cans: 504 kg/m3 Aluminium Cans: 202 kg/m3 117. Which of the following materials did Council process?

118. Total amount of paper and packaging collected / received. Please specify the amount by weight.

119. Total amount of paper and packaging recycled excluding discarded material). Please specify the amount by weight.

120. Total amount of paper and packaging discarded. Please specify the amount by weight.

Section 7d: Amounts of Processed Paper and Packaging Materials Total

Weight (tonnes)

Weight (tonnes)

Weight (tonnes)

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Local Government Waste Management Report 2012Local Government Waste Management Report 2012Local Government Waste Management Report 2012Local Government Waste Management Report 2012121. Reasons for disposal of paper and packaging. Please note you can select more than one option.



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Management of Segregated Green Waste (Vegetation) Vegetation and untreated timber not mixed with other wastes

124. Does Council* provide a regular (e.g. weekly or once per fortnight) kerbside green waste collection service?


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Regular Kerbside Collection of Segregated Green Waste

125. How many households have a regular kerbside green waste collection service (as at 30/6/2012)?

126. Contamination. What was the estimated proportion of the materials collected via the kerbside service that were not supposed to be placed in the recycling bins, such as food scraps, packaging materials or other general household waste.



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Details of Segregated Green Waste Volume to weight conversion factors: Grass clippings (uncompacted): ....... 237 kg/m3 Mixed garden waste (uncompacted): 247 kg/m3 Mixed garden waste (compacted):.... 460 kg/m3 Large limbs and stumps (loose) ........ 640 kg/m3 127. Amount of segregated green waste collected / received by Council*. Please list seperate amounts for normal collections/deliveries and disaster waste collections/deliveries, and please specify the amounts by weight.

128. What proportion of the (normal) segregated green waste was delivered by commercial operators? (percentage)

129. Amount of segregated green waste disposed of in council landfill or incinerated. Please specify the amount by weight.

130. Amount of segregated green waste disposed of in external landfills (ie. sent to another council or to a private landfill). Please specify the amount by weight.

131. Is any of the green waste recovered or diverted from landfill?


Normal collections/deliveries (tonnes)

Disaster waste collections/deliveries (tonnes)

Proportion commercial delivered (%)

Weight (tonnes)

Weight (tonnes)

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Segregated Green Waste Recovered or Diverted from Landfill Volume to weight conversion factors: Grass clippings (uncompacted): ....... 237 kg/m3 Mixed garden waste (uncompacted): 247 kg/m3 Mixed garden waste (compacted):.... 460 kg/m3 Large limbs and stumps (loose) ........ 640 kg/m3 132. Amount of segregated green waste recovered by Council*. Please specify the amount by weight.

133. How was the green waste recovered?

134. Please supply contact details (name and address) of wholesale recipients.



Weight (tonnes)

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Biosolids Managed by Council* Volume to weight conversion factors: Wet biosolids: 721 kg/m3 Dry biosolids:. 560 kg/m3 137. Amount of biosolids collected/received by Council*. Please specify the amount by weight.

138. Amount of biosolids disposed of in Council landfills or incinerated. Please specify the amount by weight.

139. Amount of biosolids disposed of in external landfills (ie. sent to another council or to a private landfill). Please specify the amount by weight.

140. Are any of the biosolids recovered or diverted from landfill?


Dry weight (tonnes)

Wet weight (tonnes)

Dry weight (tonnes)

Wet weight (tonnes)

Wet weight (tonnes)

Dry weight (tonnes)

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Biosolids Recovered or Diverted from Landfill Volume to weight conversion: Wet biosolids: 721 kg/m3 Dry biosolids:. 560 kg/m3 141. Amount of biosolids recovered by Council*. Please specify the amount by weight.

142. How were the biosolids recovered?





Wet weight (tonnes)

Dry weight (tonnes)

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Clean Fill Managed by Council* Volume to weight conversion factor: 1500 kg/m3

146. Amount of clean fill collected/received by Council*. Please specify the amount by weight.

147. Amount of clean fill disposed of in Council landfills. Please specify the amount by weight.

148. Amount of clean fill disposed of in external landfills (ie. sent to another council or to a private landfill). Please specify the amount by weight.

149. Was any of the clean fill recovered or diverted from landfill?


Weight (tonnes)

Weight (tonnes)

Weight (tonnes)

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Clean Fill Recovered or Diverted From Landfill*. Volume to weight conversion factor: 1500 kg/m3 150. Amount of clean fill recovered by Council*. Please specify the amount by weight.

151. How was the clean fill used?





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Contaminated and Acid Sulfate Soils Managed by Council*. Volume to weight conversion factor: 1419 kg/m3 155. Amount of contaminated and acid sulfate soils collected/received by Council*. Please specify the amount by weight.

156. Amount of contaminated and acid sulfate soils disposed of in Council landfills. Please specify the amount by weight.

157. Amount of contaminated and acid sulfate soils disposed of in external landfills (ie. sent to another council or to a private landfill). Please specify the amount by weight.

158. Is any of the contaminated and acid sulfate soil recovered for beneficial reuse?

Section 11: Contaminated and Acid Sulfate Soils

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Contaminated and Acid Sulfate Soils Recovered or Diverted From Landfill. Volume to weight conversion factor: 1419 kg/m3 159. Amount of contaminated and acid sulfate soils recovered for beneficial reuse by Council*. Please specify the amount by weight.

160. How were the contaminated and acid sulfate soils treated?

161. How were the recovered contaminated and acid sulfate soils used?



Section 11: Contaminated and Acid Sulfate Soils

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Construction and Demolition Waste Managed by Council* Excluding asbestos, clean fill and acid sulfate/contaminated soils. Volume to weight conversion factors: General average:....... 960 kg/m3 Wood scrap (loose):... 195 kg/m3 Particle board (loose): 252 kg/m3 Plywood sheets .......... 460 kg/m3 Concrete scrap ........ 1,100 kg/m3 Bricks ........................... 958 kg/m3 Ceramic tiles ............... 720 kg/m3 Asphalt (crushed)......... 819 kg/m3 165. Amount of construction and demolition waste collected/received by Council* (excluding asbestos, clean fill, and contaminated and acid sulfate soils). Please list separate amounts for normal collections/deliveries and disaster waste collections/deliveries, and please specify the amounts by weight.

166. Amount of construction and demolition waste disposed of in Council landfills. Please specify the amount by weight.

167. Amount of construction and demolition waste disposed of in external landfills (ie. sent to another council or to a private landfill). Please specify the amount by weight.

168. Was any construction and demolition waste recovered for beneficial reuse?




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Construction and Demolition Waste Recovered/Diverted From Landfill. Volume to weight conversion factors: General average:....... 960 kg/m3 Wood scrap (loose):... 195 kg/m3 Particle board (loose): 252 kg/m3 Plywood sheets .......... 460 kg/m3 Concrete scrap ........ 1,100 kg/m3 Bricks ........................... 958 kg/m3 Ceramic tiles ............... 720 kg/m3 Asphalt (crushed)......... 819 kg/m3 169. Amount of construction and demolition waste recovered for beneficial reuse by Council*. Please specify the amount by weight.

170. How was the construction and demolition waste recovered?




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Commercial and Industrial Waste Managed by Council* Excluding segregated green waste, construction and demolition waste, paper and packaging materials collected for recycling and regulated wastes. Volume to weight conversion factor: 267 kg/m3 174. Amount of commercial and industrial waste collected/received by Council* (excluding construction and demolition waste, paper and packaging materials collected for recycling, segregated green waste and regulated wastes). Please list separate amounts for normal collections/deliveries and disaster waste collections/deliveries, and please specify the amounts by weight.

175. Amount of commercial and industrial waste disposed of in Council landfills or incinerated. Please specify the amount by weight.

176. Amount of commercial and industrial waste disposed of in external landfills (ie. sent to another council or to a private landfill). Please specify the amount by weight.

177. Was any commercial and industrial waste recovered for beneficial reuse?




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Commercial and Industrial Waste Recovered or Diverted From Landfill. Volume to weight conversion factor: 267 kg/m3

178. Amount of commercial and industrial waste recovered for beneficial reuse by Council*. Please specify the amount by weight.

179. How was the commercial and industrial waste recovered?





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Tyres Managed by Council* Conversion factors: Volume to weight: 132 kg/m3 Car tyres:............... 10 kg/tyre Truck tyres: ........... 32 kg/tyre 183. Amount of tyres collected/received by Council*. Please specify the amount by weight.

184. Amount of tyres disposed of in Council landfills. Please specify the amount by weight.

185. Amount of tyres disposed of in external landfills (ie. sent to another council or to a private landfill). Please specify the amount by weight.

186. Amount of tyres in stockpile (as at 30/6/2012). Please specify the amount by either volume, weight or number of tyres.

187. Were any tyres recovered or diverted from landfill?

Section 14: Tyres

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Tyres Diverted from Landfill Conversion factors: Volume to weight: 132 kg/m3 Car tyres:............... 10 kg/tyre Truck tyres: ........... 32 kg/tyre 188. Amount of tyres recovered by Council*. Please specify the amount by weight.

189. How were the tyres reprocessed?



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Mineral (motor) Oil Managed by Council* Volume to weight conversion factor: 0.9 kg/litre (0.0009 tonnes/litre) 193. Amount of mineral (motor) oil collected/received by Council*. Please specify the amount by weight.

194. Amount of mineral (motor) oil in storage (as at 30/6/2012). Please specify the amount by weight.

195. Was any mineral (motor) oil recycled?


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Mineral (motor) Oil Recycled by Council* Volume to weight conversion factor: 0.9 kg/litre (0.0009 tonnes/litre) 196. Amount of oil recycled by Council*. Please specify the amount by weight.

197. How was the oil recycled?

198. Please supply contact details (name and address) of wholesale recipients




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Lead Acid Batteries Managed by Council* Conversion factors: Drained car batteries:...... 7 kg Undrained car batteries: 18 kg

201. Amount of lead acid batteries collected/received by Council*. Please specify the amount by weight.

202. Amount of lead acid batteries in storage (as at 30/6/2012). Please specify the amount by weight.

203. Were any lead acid batteries recycled?


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Lead Acid Batteries Recovered by Council* Conversion factors: Drained car batteries:...... 7 kg Undrained car batteries: 18 kg 204. Amount of lead acid batteries recycled by Council*. Please specify the amount by weight.

205. How were the lead acid batteries recycled?

206. Please supply contact details (name and addresses) of wholesale recipients.




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Asbestos Managed by Council* Volume to weight conversion factor: 223 kg/m3 209. Amount of asbestos collected/received by Council*. Please list separate amounts for normal collections/deliveries and disaster waste collections/deliveries, and please specify the amounts by weight.

210. Amount of asbestos disposed of in Council landfills. Please specify the amount by weight.

211. Amount of asbestos disposed of in external landfills (ie. sent to another council or to a private landfill). Please specify the amount by weight.



Section 17: Asbestos



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Clinical Waste Managed by Council* Volume to weight conversion factor: 133 kg/m3 214. Amount of clinical waste collected/received by Council*. Please specify the amount by weight.

215. Amount of clinical waste disposed of in Council landfills or incinerated. Please specify the amount by weight.

216. Amount of clinical waste disposed of in external landfills (ie. sent to another council or to a private landfill). Please specify the amount by weight.

217. Amount of clinical waste sent to destinations other than landfill. Please specify the amount by weight.



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Household, farm and industrial hazardous chemicals managed by Council* Volume to weight conversion factor: 0.9 kg/litre (900kg/m3) 220. Amount of household, farm or industrial hazardous chemicals collected/received by Council*. Please specify the amount by weight.

221. Please supply contact details (name and address) of the waste treatment / disposal companies receiving these chemicals.



Section 19: Household, farm and industrial hazardous chemicals

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Electronic Waste Managed by Council*

224. Does council divert electronic wastes from disposal?


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Electronic Waste Diverted From Landfill

225. Which electronic wastes are diverted from disposal?

226. Please supply contact details (name and address) of the companies receiving these electronic wastes.




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Televisions, DVD players, VCR players, other audio equipment etc

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Cross boundary waste movements wastes received

229. Did Council* receive waste from another council or private landfill for final disposal?

Section 21: Cross boundary waste movements

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Cross boundary waste movements wastes received.

230. Please identify the other councils forwarding waste to Council* and provide details of the wastes (types and amounts) received from each of those councils.



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233. Please describe any new waste management initiatives implemented by Council* during the past financial year.


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235. Please describe any waste issues that you would like to report to DEHP. (For example, has there been a spike in illegal dumping? Are there emerging problems with markets for particular recovered materials? Is Council receiving large volumes of waste from workers' camps? etc.)

236. If you would like to provide feedback on the survey, please insert comments here.

237. Would you like a copy of the data you have entered sent to you?

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If you have completed all the available sections and wish to submit your survey results, please click the submit button. Please note that submitting the survey will mean that you will no longer have access to questions, so you should only do this once you have finalised all your answers. Thank you for completing this survey. Should you require any further information, please contact Laurence Knight (ph 3339 5816, email [email protected] ) or Stephen Murray (ph 3339 5819, email [email protected]).

238. Please provide the date when you completed this survey in the following format (DD/MM/YYYY).

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