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1. Swimming Pools, Spas and Safety Barriers

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   30 Jan 2024: pool safety laws - for more information about dividing fences and pool safety see the guidelines for pool owners and property agents. ... Pool safety certificates. A pool safety certificate (Form 23) is required in Queensland when a property with a

2. Fact Sheet Signs and advertisements Ipswich.qld.gov.au Is approval needed? ... (PDF, 114k)

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   9 Sep 2022: Temporary signs or advertisements include:. Construction signs: Erected on a property or structure during construction or refurbishment of a building or structure. ... Real estate signs: Facilitate the sale or letting of properties. A maximum of one sign

3. Report card shows no quick fix for past Bremer mistakes

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   30 Nov 2021: It is concerning the catchment is in poor condition with a D grading meaning stream bank vegetation is only at 55 per cent cover, fish health has declined slightly, and the ... The Bremer catchment is also impacted by historic loss of vegetation and

4. Ipswich City Council Annual Plan 2024–2025 IPSWICH CITY COUNCIL ... (PDF, 6908k)

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   27 Jun 2024: The HRA protects human rights, including property rights, cultural rights and freedom of expression. ... Implementation of the 2022 Flood Recovery Review Recommendations ES. Development of Stormwater Management Strategy AIS.

5. Odour Pollution

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   9 Jan 2024: An on-site sewerage facility is any system that stores, treats and disposes of household wastewater on the property. ... Perform regular septic tank system maintenance as per manufacturer specifications (newer systems require quarterly maintenance

6. Franklin Vale Creek Catchment Initiative Enhancing Franklin Vale Creek ... (PDF, 3066k)

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   24 Jan 2020: This initiative offers landholders the opportunity to restore the waterways on their property and ultimately improve the overall health of Franklin Vale Creek. ... stream. Evidence has also shown that properties with well vegetated waterways have a

7. Festival of Horsepower roars back into Ipswich for 2023

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   29 May 2023: The latest tourism statistics show a 62 per cent increase in overnight trips and a total 18 per cent increase in the number of people visiting Ipswich, with our events calendar

8. Free kerbside collection commencing in Bundamba

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   7 Apr 2022: Growth, Infrastructure and Waste Committee Chair, Ipswich Mayor Teresa Harding said the scheduled service was now back in full swing after council redirected resources to remove flood waste material. ... With large parts of Bundamba significantly

9. Latest data sees city top 240,000 residents

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   7 Feb 2022: There has been a slowing of lots approved for future growth in this past quarter with 438 lots approved, which is a 56 per cent decrease from the previous quarter. ... The top request for council assistance was in regard to overgrown private property.”.

10. Waste and Circular Economy Transformation

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    8 May 2024: In 2019/20, Ipswich received 42 per cent, or 4.23 million tonnes, of Queensland’s waste with little to no community benefit. ... Liveability and amenity increasingly impacted. Negative environmental outcomes. Reduced health and wellbeing outcomes.

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