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1. FV_Catchment_WP2_RestorationPlan_FINAL_14.10.21 (PDF, 1930k)

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   20 Oct 2021: High. 5.3 Promote continuity of catchment history and environmental knowledge in the community. ... Shilton, P., Norman, P., Stone, B., & Carey, B. (2015).Soil conservation guidelines for Queensland.

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2. Overgrown and Unsightly Land

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   10 Oct 2022: Squalor is an unsanitary living environment which may occur as a result of extreme environmental neglect and is commonly (but not always) associated with hoarding behaviour. ... Council's environmental health team has developed a factsheet for dealing

3. Fees and Charges 2015 - 2016 Fee Policies…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… (PDF, 1176k)

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   16 Nov 2015: Developer Contributions………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………. 32. Health and Regulatory

   by Paul Mollenhauer;Peter Heit

4. Flood recovery and planning scheme feature in council’s 2021-22 Annual Report

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   25 Nov 2022: The impact was severe on community assets including parks, roads, conservation estates and our waterways, and when the waters receded our city was left with a hefty recovery bill. ... Shaped by feedback from traditional owners, stakeholders,

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

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   25 Nov 2022: For example; schools, housing and hospitals, roads and railways, police and ambulance services. ... circle circle. Operational Finalise the Urban Greening Plan and develop a Nature Conservation Strategy.

6. The Deebing Creek corridor is a valued natural system. ... (PDF, 7070k)

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   28 Nov 2017: Future sportsground. Small Creek channel naturalisation. Denmark Hill Conservation Reserve - known koala habitatFLINDERS. ... Future parks and recreation. Conservation. Land for Wildlife. Endangered remnant vegetation.

7. Habitat Nest Boxes

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   25 Oct 2023: We humans take pride in our homes. The all-important roof over our head that meets our basic need for security. It keeps us warm, dry and safe. Without this shelter we would be exposed to the elements - the blistering heat, the freezing cold, the

8. VML:CD Vicki Lukritz 3810 6221 16 August 2018 NOTICE ... (PDF, 897k)

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   16 Aug 2018: Works, Parks and Sport Committee's Report4. Conservation and Environment Committee's Report5. ... With reference to a report by the Program Coordinator (Divisional Allocation) dated25 July 2018 concerning a training partnership between Ipswich City

9. Page 1 of 4 Version Control and Objective ID ... (PDF, 356k)

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   27 Jun 2022: Adopted at Council Ordinary Meeting on 30 June 2020. Date of Review 30 June 2024. ... Whether its data on local housing in Ipswich, conservation areas, organising sporting events, family days out, finding General Practitioners or Dentist locations, or

   by Amber van Sloten

10. Ipswich.qld.gov.au Strategy and Action Plan 2021 Ipswich Integrated Catchment ... (PDF, 9981k)

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    18 Aug 2023: TOLERABILITY. Tolerability in the context of flooding describes whether flood risk requires mitigation or action to reduce the economic, social or environmental impacts. ... A risk evaluation of tolerability is required to ensure appropriate mitigation

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