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1. Small Creek Factsheet_Digital (PDF, 722k)

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   11 Sep 2019: Frequently Asked Questions. Why Small Creek? The wide space around Small Creek channel also reduces potential flood impacts that would be present along other concrete channels. ... Small Creek will run in the general location of the current concrete

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2. Council drives road recovery after Ipswich flood events

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   1 Mar 2023: Growth, Infrastructure and Waste Committee Deputy Chair Councillor Paul Tully said the minor flood in May 2022 unfortunately resulted in further damage to roads that had been temporarily repaired. ... While the two flood events significantly affected

3. Rate relief for flood-impacted residents and businesses

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   25 Mar 2022: property. “Fees will be discounted by 50 percent for animal impoundments, where the impounding has occurred as a result of the flood. ... There are between 600 to 1000 properties potentially impacted by the 2022 floods that may be eligible for these

4. Council supporting people with disability prepare for disasters

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   17 Feb 2021: This partnership is all about supporting the members of our community who are particularly vulnerable during disasters.”. ... We know that preparedness is our best defence against disaster,” Cr Kunzelmann said.

5. Staying safe during disasters

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   27 Feb 2024: Stay informed. The Ipswich Disaster Dashboard is your ‘one stop shop’ for all current information on disasters and emergencies in Ipswich including road closures, flood maps, power outages and emergency warnings. ... Most flood fatalities occur in

6. ACTIVITY SHEET 3A For further information contactIpswich City CouncilPhone: ... (PDF, 652k)

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   2 Jun 2009: Use the drawing symbols to fill in the RIPARIAN AND STREAM VEGETATION SHEET. ... Riparian Riparian. cleared cleared. Riparian RiparianBank.

7. ACTIVITY SHEET 3 PURPOSE: 1. Understand how creek bank ... (PDF, 1761k)

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   2 Jun 2009: RIPARIAN HABITATSThe area of land adjacent to creeks and rivers is called the riparian zone. ... Bank vegetation (3A) Riparian and Stream Vegetation Sheet and. Riparian Assessment KeyStream vegetation.

8. Living in the Black Snake Creek Catchment ACKNOWLEDGMENTS West ... (PDF, 9702k)

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   6 Oct 2015: in creeks such as Black Snake Creek. While we can’t stop floods from occurring, the Marburg detention basin was built. ... Sharon’s recent work has focused on the environment of the Black Snake Creek catchment, particularly after the 2013 floods.

9. Riparian Corridor Revegetation

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   30 Aug 2022: reduced flood damage. increased property value. food source for native animals and refuge during times of drought and fire. ... wetlands and river floodplains which interact with the river in times of flood.

10. Offsite Stormwater Quality Improvement Program

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    8 Dec 2023: Ironpot Creek stabilisation. It has a history of being one of Ipswich’s most damaged creeks, with dispersive soils causing severe bank erosion, scouring and sediment. ... Early stages have already proved successful at protecting the creek during flood

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