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1. IPSWICH WASTE SERVICES ■ PERFORMANCE PLAN 2021-2022 Adopted 24 ... (PDF, 407k)

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   22 Jun 2021: 1.3 BUSINESS MANAGEMENT SYSTEM POLICY. 4. 1.4 MANAGEMENT OF THE BUSINESS UNIT. ... Ipswich Waste Services is council’s sole commercial business unit. Community Community includes Ipswich’s residents, ratepayers, businesses, investors, visitors and

2. Footpath Dining

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   31 Jan 2023: Footpath dining allows businesses such as restaurants and cafes to place tables and chairs out on the footpath. ... trading (i.e., at the front counter, next to your food business licence).

3. City of Ipswich Voluntary Stormwater Quality Offset Program Annual ... (PDF, 8099k)

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   21 Mar 2023: Increased biodiversity & habitat improvement. 3.3.2 Water quality improvements delivered. ... 10. Table 5: Water quality improvements achieved for completed project. Project Catchment Water Quality Improvement (kg/yr).

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4. City centre’s rebirth on track as funding allocated for next steps

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   22 Jun 2023: Ipswich Central Redevelopment Committee Chairperson and Division 3 Councillor Marnie Doyle said the 2023-2024 Annual Plan and Budget would invest further funding to progress the major work of expanding the ... Importantly, many long-term local business

5. Waste

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   22 Feb 2024: We understand that every business is different and needs a waste management solution that suits its particular operations. ... We then tailor a cost-effective waste management solution that meets the needs of the business.

6. Hook Bin Services Service overviewHook bins are ideal for ... (PDF, 251k)

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   5 Oct 2023: times Tyres. times Wet concrete (cement). times Ammunition and flares. Ipswich.qld.gov.au/business/wasteIpswich Waste Services is a Commercial Business Unit of Ipswich City Council. ... Hook bin collectionVehicle access requirements. Access width required

7. WelcomeWelcomeWelcome to the first edition of your new council ... (PDF, 928k)

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   23 Sep 2021: CBD. Ipswich’s oldest business CJ Vogler & Son and historic 80 Brisbane Street were the first to undergo a shopfront transformation, after council committed $137,000 to its pilot Façade Improvement ... The pilot Façade Improvement Program is a great

8. Ipswich Waste Services Annual Performance Plan 2023–2024 IPSWICH WASTE ... (PDF, 384k)

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   21 Jun 2023: 4. 1.4 MANAGEMENT OF THE BUSINESS UNIT. 4. 1.4.1 AUTONOMY. 4. ... Ipswich Waste Services is council’s sole commercial business unit. Community Community includes Ipswich’s residents, ratepayers, businesses, investors, visitors and tourists.

9. Nicholas Street Precinct recognised for urban design excellence

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   18 Jul 2024: Since the redevelopment began, 18 businesses have opened their doors in the Precinct, with more on the way. ... Division 3 Councillor Marnie Doyle said the redevelopment had breathed renewed life into the city heart, creating a space the entire community

10. Council seeks expressions of interest from cinema operators for CBD site

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    15 Feb 2021: Deputy Mayor Marnie Doyle, chair of the Ipswich Central Redevelopment Committee, said it was an exciting opportunity to see what the market has to offer and secure a modern-day cinema ... Cr Doyle said the cinema complex is anticipated to be one of the

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