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1. City of Ipswich 2020–2021 Budget Ipswich.qld.gov.au http://IPSWICH.QLD.GOV.AU CONTENTS PART ... (PDF, 2109k)

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   23 Jul 2020: Debt Servicing 15.63% 16.15% 27.45% 16.64%(I & R / Total Operating Revenue). ... 45 Land used for a noxious industry that is not in rating categories 46, 47b and 50.

2. IPSWICH CITY COUNCIL ■ ANNUAL PLAN 2021-2022 Adopted 24 ... (PDF, 6505k)

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   22 Jun 2021: 2 (Western Region).Cr Tully is Deputy Chair, Growth, Infrastructure and Waste Committee. ... NN. ING Monthly and. Quarterly Performance. Reports. Detailed actions, measures,. targets and services.

3. The fees and charges contained within this register are ... (PDF, 1065k)

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   18 Oct 2017: 6.3 Kerb and Channel Contributions 45. 6.4 Other Developer Charges 45. ... 1.3 Sporting Ground Use 76. 2. Adopted Reports, Studies and Other Documentation 77.

4. Queensland Heritage Council visits old and new in Ipswich

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   15 Aug 2022: 15 August 2022. The Queensland Heritage Council (QHC) has visited one of Ipswich’s soon-to-be treasured heritage sites, the rebuilt Commonwealth Hotel in the Nicholas Street Precinct. ... Growth, Infrastructure and Waste Committee Chair Ipswich Mayor

5. Noise Pollution

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   15 Dec 2023: If you answered no to all of the questions listed above, please follow the below steps to report an issue with council. ... For information on how to report an issue, refer to council's Report an Issue webpage.

6. Record visitor spending achieved in Ipswich

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   17 May 2023: Economic and Industry Development Committee Chairperson Councillor Nicole Jonic said it is encouraging to see numbers rising as visitors become intrigued with the country meets city lifestyle Ipswich offers. ... in September) have been a strong driver of

7. Over $100,000 funding boost for Ipswich artists

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   17 Mar 2023: Cr Fechner also recognised the volunteers who make up Ipswich’s RADF committee. ... Cr Fechner said applications for round two open on 2 June 2023 for projects commencing September.

8. Economic boost to assist Ipswich small business

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   22 Dec 2020: The second round of the program will open on 1 October 2020 after it was endorsed by council’s Economic and Industry Development Committee. ... Economic and Industry Development Committee chairperson Councillor Nicole Jonic said small businesses are

9. Ipswich’s top growth spots in 2020

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   22 Dec 2020: It brings the city’s total population to 226,857 people. The statistics were released in Ipswich City Council’s Planning and Regulatory Services’ Quarterly Report Card for the first quarter ... The latest figures show that 15 more people are moving

10. Ipswich.qld.gov.au AQUATIC FACILITIES ACTION PLANCommunity Engagement Report 2021–2022 http://ipswich.qld.gov.au ... (PDF, 872k)

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    25 Aug 2022: Longer than 30 minutes. 21–30 minutes. 16–20 minutes. 11–15 minutes. 6–10 minutes. ... 5%. 10%. 31%. 27%. 20%. 8%. 8% of respondents travel up to 5 minutes from home to the swim centre or water playground, 20% travel 6–10, 27% 11–15 minutes,

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