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1. Page 1 of 2 Implementation Guideline No. 1 – ... (PDF, 734k)

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   28 Oct 2019: results in unsightly and unacceptable impacts on both. neighbourhood amenity and nearby properties. ... primary residential access, a Driveway Permit will be. required BEFORE an amenity and aesthetics approval.

   by Louise Lillingstone

2. Ipswich SES Depot upgrade complete

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   1 Sep 2021: 01 September 2021. An $811,000 upgrade to support State Emergency Service volunteers has been completed, with the works supporting increased volunteer capacity, and improved amenity during responses to natural disasters ... As Ipswich’s SES volunteer

3. $3.9 million youth and skateboarding facility opens in Redbank Plains

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   9 Dec 2022: Reserve Skate and Youth Area, ahead of the facility becoming a popular local meeting point over the summer school holidays. ... Growth, Infrastructure and Waste Committee Chair Ipswich Mayor Teresa Harding said the $3.9 million project in the Redbank

4. Media Releases

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   4 Apr 2024: Hazard reduction burns planned for Ipswich conservation areas. ... 08 August 2022. Ipswich City Council will soon commence hazard reduction burns within four Ipswich conservation estates and reserves to reduce the risk of bushfires that may threaten

5. Page 1 of 2 Implementation Guideline No. 3 – ... (PDF, 743k)

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   28 Oct 2019: work is subject to amenity and aesthetics referral (e.g. commercial building storage shed). ... primary residential access, a Driveway Permit will be. required BEFORE an amenity and aesthetics approval.

   by Louise Lillingstone

6. Media Releases

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   4 Apr 2024: Partial reopening of Colleges Crossing Recreation Reserve planned as consultation on reserve’s resilience begins. ... 22 March 2023. Recovery work on the heavily damaged Colleges Crossing Recreation Reserve has reached two major milestones, with

7. $20 million stadium commitment to make North Ipswich NRL-ready

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   2 Apr 2022: Division 4 Councillor Russell Milligan said this commitment would be one for sports and arts lovers alike, as North Ipswich Reserve evolves to host elite sporting and entertainment experiences. ... A revitalised North Ipswich Reserve would allow the city

8. Media Releases

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   4 Apr 2024: Collaborative approach puts squeeze on anti-social behaviour in conservation estate. ... 12 March 2021. A joint operation between Ipswich City Council and the Queensland Police Service to address illegal and anti-social behaviour in White Rock - Spring

9. Erosion and Sediment Control

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   30 Aug 2022: Losses of five to ten centimetres of top soil from many hectares are fairly common during intensive summer rain. ... In fact, an average ten tonnes per hectare per annum soil loss from cultivation land is considered ‘acceptable.

10. Erosion and Sediment Control

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    30 Aug 2022: Losses of five to ten centimetres of top soil from many hectares are fairly common during intensive summer rain. ... In fact, an average ten tonnes per hectare per annum soil loss from cultivation land is considered ‘acceptable.

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