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1. COMMUNITY REFERENCE GROUP MINUTES Meeting Transparent Governance Community Reference ... (PDF, 5152k)

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   17 Sep 2019: legal advice received by Council). - Law enforcement or public safety information (i.e. ... information which might prejudice. an investigation or endanger a person’s physical safety).

   by Anna Payne

2. Flood resilience flows through Ipswich following 2022 floods

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   21 Feb 2024: waters and impacted roads. ... Around $23 million has been spent on the reconstruction of roads, parks, drainage, street lighting and sports facilities.

3. Page 1 of 3 Version Control and Objective ID ... (PDF, 375k)

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   3 Jul 2023: 4. Regulatory Authority. • Local Government Act 2009. • Local Law 7 – Local Government-Controlled Areas and Roads. • ... standing in the community if Council does not intervene; or. d) there is an imminent safety risk that warrants intervention

   by Amber van Sloten

4. IRONPOT CREEKDRAINAGE AND EROSION MANAGEMENT PLAN A SUMMARYIn 2012, ... (PDF, 1000k)

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   30 Oct 2014: The northern section of Ironpot Creek suffers from significant and active stream erosion that, if left unmanaged or mitigation actions uncoordinated, could pose a threat to public safety, private property, infrastructure ... Recommended management

5. Fireweed – don’t let this small plant turn into a big problem

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   15 Sep 2021: Chair of Council’s Environment and Sustainability Committee and Division 4 Councillor Russell Milligan said now was the time to act as fireweed approached peak growth season. ... Effective property management does not have to be expensive, especially

6. Caravan Park and Campground Licenses

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   3 Mar 2023: Includes the use of camping areas and cabins for overnight and holiday accommodation where they are provided within the caravan park. ... the Queensland Development Code) which set the minimum requirements for building structure, fire safety, access and

7. Hailstorm impact still being felt by community

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   22 Dec 2020: long road to recovery. ... Disaster Recovery Funding was activated including Counter Disaster Operations, Essential Services Safety and Reconnection Scheme, Personal Hardship Assistance Scheme and Reconstruction of Essential Public Assets.

8. Mayor praises recovery effort and asks storm victims for patience

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   22 Dec 2020: We urge you not to risk your own personal safety and to either lodge a request with SES or engage a professional contractor,” she said. ... Health authorities have again warned people to be vigilant about food safety with power only just returning to

9. Erosion and Sediment Control

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   30 Aug 2022: are vulnerable to serious erosion damage in infrastructure like roads, tracks, dams, pipelines, cables and power line corridors. ... Losses of five to ten centimetres of top soil from many hectares are fairly common during intensive summer rain.

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    25 Jan 2019: The Corporate Plan 2017-2022 identifies five themes which align with the overarching Advance Ipswich’ goals. ... Queensland Cadet Bushman Public Liability Insurance $150. Queensland Pathways State College School Holiday Program $500.

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