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1. Ipswich City Council Annual Plan 2022–2023 IPSWICH CITY COUNCIL ... (PDF, 7346k)

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   28 Jun 2022: recovery. Council has spent close to $5 million on flood recovery to date and we still have a long road ahead. ... We acknowledge that ratepayers, residents and the broader business community have high expectations for council to provide quality services,

2. $156 million in capital works, including: $11 millionon parks, ... (PDF, 365k)

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   22 Jun 2021: This budget is delivered with transparency and integrity. Tough decisions have been made but the community will see council as prudent fiscal managers and spending every cent of ratepayer money wisely. ... The standard commercial rate rise is 1.00 per

3. VML:CD Vicki Lukritz 3810 6221 21 June 2018 NOTICE ... (PDF, 2325k)

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   26 Jun 2018: a perceived conflict of interest in Item 15 titled Request for Rates Concession, 324 Cumner Road, Swanbank QLD 4306 –Division 3. ... If so, whom and on what date?7. Given the citywide importance of this issue to ratepayers and.

4. Council Minutes (PDF, 1326k)

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   14 Apr 2016: STAFF . The Chairperson of the Youth and Seniors Committee, Councillor Ireland, thanked Councillors Attwood, Casos and Morrow for their assistance and support over the last term of Council. ... Morrow and all staff for their 

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   by Anna Lewis

5. Report card shows no quick fix for past Bremer mistakes

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   30 Nov 2021: The Bremer catchment is also impacted by historic loss of vegetation and riparian cover, and as the fastest growing city in Queensland, council is looking to protect and manage our waterways ... More than 4,000 native plants have replaced overgrown weeds

6. Division 1 highlights: Urban and rural areas reap benefits in 2022-2023 Budget

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   30 Jun 2022: The 2022-2023 Budget commits $250,000 towards designing an upgrade of Ripley Road. ... School Road, Redbank Plains - $285,000 to design upgrade. Ripley Road, Ripley - $250,000 to design concept models.

7. Desired Standards of Service for Leash Free Dog Areas Policy (vA9794170) (PDF, 441k)

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   20 Jun 2022: IPSWICH CITY COUNCIL | Desired Standards of Service for Leash Free Dog Areas Policy . Flood immunity  Generally, Council require LFDAs to be located above . ... Flood immunity  Generally,

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8. VML:CD Vicki Lukritz 3810 6221 24 May 2018 NOTICE ... (PDF, 998k)

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   24 May 2018: a national initiative to make flood data available to the public at a national level. ... C. That a regular meeting with impacted divisional councillors occur to discuss flying fox management plans.

9. Non- Bookable Non- Bookable Hickey S treet Reg Grun ... (PDF, 1131k)

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   20 Jul 2022: Animals other than dogs on a leash and/or assistance animals are not permitted.

10. 22 June, 2023 2023-2024 budget delivers cost of living ... (PDF, 283k)

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    21 Jun 2023: This is supported by a significant investment of $267.2 million in our capital works program for the coming year, with $75 million going towards our city’s ongoing flood recovery. ... $250,000 for stormwater drainage upgrades at McCorry Drive,

    by Shane Currie

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