On the ground
What comes out of Nepean houses
Split-levels put up between the sixties and the eighties, most still holding whatever went into the basement first. Postal codes K2G, K2C, K2E, K2H and K2B.
Split-levels with forty years in the basement
Much of Nepean went up between the sixties and the eighties and has been lived in by one or two families since. The basements and crawl spaces hold furniture, paint and paperwork that nobody has looked at in decades.
Mature lots mean yard waste, not just junk
The trees here are full size, so a storm or a pruning weekend leaves more branches than the city bag limit was designed for. That goes to a composting facility rather than the landfill.
The Merivale strip brings the commercial work
Shops and small offices along Merivale and Woodroffe clear out between tenants, and those jobs run outside trading hours so the unit is empty when the next lease starts.