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1. 25 - Extractive Industries (PDF, 112k)

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   7 Oct 2003: 1. (a) In this local law the term ‘extractive industry’ includes any land, building orother structure or any part thereof used or intended for use in the course oftrade, business or ... iii) The application shall be accompanied by two (2) copies of a

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2. 29 - Te1 (PDF, 122k)

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   19 Nov 2003: a)the applicant has not made a genuine application for a development permitfor-. ... a)to coincide with the expected completion date of building work for theerection or alteration of, or conversion of an existing structure into, a permanentresidence,

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3. City Operational Plan 2023–2024 2023-2024IPSWICH CITY COUNCIL ■ CITY ... (PDF, 733k)

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   21 Jun 2023: CCED. Implementation of a dedicated team for Ripley Valley Priority Development Area development applications. ... Ipswich Waste Services is council’s sole commercial business unit. Community Community includes Ipswich’s residents, ratepayers,

4. Page 1 of 3 Version Control and Objective ID ... (PDF, 360k)

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   24 May 2022: A request for a review must be provided to Council, in writing, within twenty (20) business. ... further application to the Office of Information Commissioner (OIC) if they still do not.

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5. Free community immunisation clinics release new year schedule

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   16 Jan 2024: Appointments are not required and walk-ins are welcomed – all you need is your Medicare card and your child’s immunisation record book. ... Vaccinations keep you, your family, and the community safe and I encourage everyone to take advantage of this

6. Business is booming in Ipswich, according to latest data

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   24 Aug 2023: Economic and Industry Development Committee Chairperson Councillor Kate Kunzelmann welcomed the “business is booming” news. ... It is the amount of region’s wealth which is generated by businesses, organisations and individuals working in the area.

7. Adoption push nets a paw-sitive result

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   3 Mar 2023: Growth, Infrastructure and Waste Committee Deputy Chairperson Councillor Paul Tully encouraged all cat and dog owners to microchip their pets. ... Having microchipped pets mean owners can be reunited with their beloved animals as quickly as possible.”.

8. First look at expansion of iconic Commonwealth Hotel

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   7 Sep 2022: Here is your first chance to see what it will look like, circa 2023, when it officially reopens its restored doors to patrons. ... Council acquired the Commonwealth Hotel in 2014 and began repairs after subsidence and significant cracking in the

9. Candidates deliver a range of commitments for Ipswich ahead of Federal Election

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   20 May 2022: $2 million for a business case for the Ipswich to Springfield rail line. ... $2.5 million for the Second River Crossing (Norman St Bridge) business case.

10. Community to shape the future of Ipswich Central

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    16 Sep 2021: Ipswich Central Redevelopment Committee Chair Councillor Marnie Doyle thanked businesses and residents for sharing their ideas and feedback. ... Your ideas help council ensure our vision for the city aligns with the community’s needs.”.

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