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ipswich.qld.gov.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0011/125966/City-of-Ipswich-Good-Governance-Quick-Guide.pdf Explore
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26 Feb 2020: Local Disaster Management Plan and Local Disaster Management Sub Plans. Integrated Planning and Reporting Framework.
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15 Nov 2019: heavy vehicle be parked or stored in the subject location and cannot be. ... INSERT NUMBER] of heavy vehicles are to be parked on the premises at.
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20 Oct 2021: 28. Appendix 1. Rapid field assessment data sheets. 30. Australian Rivers Institute Page | 6. ... Clapcott, Young, R., (2015). National rapid habitat assessment protocol development for streams and rivers.
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11 Nov 2019: Column 3 Standard Conditions. property description of site where the heavy vehicle will be parked or stored;. ... S 178 – Stopping in an emergency stopping lane 1. S 179 – Stopping in a loading zone 1.
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14 Mar 2022: Booval. Local Disaster Management Group Chair Mayor Teresa Harding, joined Major General Ellwood, speaking with residents to get an update on recovery progress directly and listening to their concerns and the ... the time to go to flooded houses, speak
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22 Dec 2020: Please be patient: council crews, SES volunteers and the emergency services will get to you as quickly as possible,” she said. ... Emergency Services, including RFS and QFES, will continue damage assessments in Springfield/Springfield Lakes area
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15 Oct 2010: Erosion Control 7. Sediment Control 8. Water Flow, Rainfall and Soil Clay Content 9. ... highly sticky when wet. Erosionvulnerable to sheet and gully erosion on moderate slopes.
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4 Mar 2021: People who know their neighbours are more likely to help each other out in times of emergency. ... 2. Help others: having supportive neighbours helps you to recover quicker and cope easier during times of emergency or personal hardship.
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13 Sep 2022: See Council's emergency management webpage for information on preparing for and managing emergency situations.
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22 Jun 2021: We are well prepared and ready to respond in times of emergencies and natural disasters and we are resilient in these times. ... Cyber security and risk management. Technology asset management. Business continuity and disaster recovery.
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