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1. Useful Links

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   27 Nov 2023: Please follow the relevant headings for a range of useful Plumbing links:. You can also call the Queensland Building and Construction Commission on 1300 272 272 who may be able to provide further information. Report an issue. Popular links Show.

2. Building Standards, Forms and Fact Sheets

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   17 Apr 2024: How far from the boundary can you site your building? Refer to the General Building Guidelines for Single Residential Properties (PDF, 1.2 MB). ... Are you building your own home? You are required to obtain an owner builder permit if the value of your

3. Media Releases

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   4 Apr 2024: Voluntary Home Buy-Back home offers extend across Ipswich. ... 17 October 2022. A further 60 local homeowners of flood impacted homes will be considered for offers from the State Government in the next round of the Voluntary Home Buy-Back

4. Media Releases

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   4 Apr 2024: 21 December 2020. With hundreds of homes still uninhabitable from the severe storms in the Ipswich area, national online charity GIVIT is coordinating requests for assistance with donors who want to ... After plenty of special care and rehabilitation,

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

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   16 Nov 2015: Photocopier ... Decision Ready program, a 20% discount on the respective assessment fee will apply.

   by Paul Mollenhauer;Peter Heit

6. Fireweed

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   12 Jul 2024: Although landowners are not required to develop a property pest management plan, effective planning is an extremely useful management tool. ... Developing a pest management plan will help you:. effectively control invasive plants on your property.

7. Approval for Springview Village 2 and 3 Precinct Plan

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   25 Mar 2024: This Precinct Plan describes the intended development for Villages 2 and 3, which is proposed to be one and two-storey detached homes. ... This assessment process is the highest level of ecological assessment of development that exists in Australia.

8. 2019-20 Fees and Charges Report - ICC (all content, published format) (PDF, 632k)

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   12 Dec 2019: 6 Temporary Homes.29. 6.1 Temporary Home Permits.29. 7 Food Business.29. 7.1 Design Assessment of an Application for a New Food Business or Refurbishment of an Existing ... Design Assessment – Commercial Stable $390.00 Local Law 1; Local Law 3 s6.

   by LG Solutions Keywords: Ipswich City Council

9. 7Pet emergency planPets are specialCheck with your local council ... (PDF, 247k)

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   9 Oct 2018: If you are able to house your animal in atemporary foster home, ensure your pet’s medical and feeding information, food,medicine and other supplies accompany them. • ... 2 Prepare for evacuation. 3 Prepare your emergency kit. 4 Prepare your home.

10. Media Releases

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    4 Apr 2024: 02 October 2022. Ipswich City Council will begin buying flood-affected properties on behalf of the Queensland and Australian governments under the $741 million Resilient Homes Fund Voluntary Home Buy Back

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