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1. IPSWICH CITY COUNCIL ■ OPERATIONAL PLAN QUARTER 1 REPORT ... (PDF, 2870k)

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   25 Nov 2022: circle circle. Operational Implementation of the Queensland Resilience and Risk Reduction (QRRRF) flood intelligence project. ... circle ON TRACK circle NEEDS ATTENTION circle AT RISK circle OTHER circle COMPLETE.

2. Sporting Venues

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   14 Sep 2022: Due to the significant population growth that is occurring and will continue to occur across the region, there will be a greater demand placed on existing facilities, services and programs as ... If a conflict occurs at a multi-use venue, the Sport in

3. White Rock – Spring Mountain Conservation Estate – Including Paperbark Flats Picnic Area

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   29 Sep 2023: For a moderate walk, allow up to 3 hours to hike the 6.5 kilometre round-trip trail to the base of White Rock (refer to the walking trails guide PDF ... Standard Conditions for each area can be viewed below. To apply for a Park & Facility Use

4. | www.dlgrma.qld.gov.au | Code of Conduct for Councillors in ... (PDF, 159k)

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   6 Aug 2020: Standards of behaviour 6. Consequences of failing to comply with the Code of Conduct 8. ... Consequences of failing to comply with the Code of Conduct. NOTEChairpersons of meetings are carrying out a statutory responsibility under the legislation to

5. City of Ipswich People and Culture Strategy Ipswich.qld.gov.au 2021–2026 ... (PDF, 512k)

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   3 Jan 2024: Undertake regular physical and psychosocial risk assessments, addressing areas of concern. ... Psychosocial conversation tool and risk assessment results. Positive change in EX survey results:. –

6. On-site Wastewater Management

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   27 Nov 2023: The disposal of effluent (treated sewage) may occur:. on the property on a designated area (called a land application area). ... potential health risks to humans. potential for environmental damage to soils, ground water, and waterways caused by

7. Page 1 of 7 Version Control and Objective ID ... (PDF, 427k)

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   23 May 2022: often occur ancillary to a rural activity or farming business while maintaining the primary. ... negligible or minimal impact on existing infrastructure networks, and the use is suitable for.

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

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   6 Oct 2015: These partnerships allow existing land uses to occur, just with an altered management outlook. ... Roots hold the soil together reducing erosion. • Trees shade the water helping to moderate water temperature. •

9. BUSINESS A. OPENING OF MEETING: B. WELCOME TO COUNTRY ... (PDF, 2735k)

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   30 Apr 2018: As a consequence Council commencedoperations with the preferred contractor on 1 January 2018. ... The minimal number of suitable recycling organisations capable of meetingthe requirement of council immediately.

10. PROFILE 1 – PLATYPUS  Platypus   Ornithorhynchus anatinus  The platypus is one of Australia’s most remarkable mammals.  They are classified as a Monotrome, which means they raise their young like most mammals but do n (PDF, 113k)

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    7 Mar 2014: Breeding season occurs in August where female lay one to two eggs and incubate the eggs by warming them between her belly and tail for around 10 days.

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