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

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   9 Sep 2022: Advertising signs may be permanent or temporary. Permanent advertisements Permanent advertisements are defined in Part 12, Division 14 – Advertising Devices Code of the Ipswich Planning Scheme. ... Note: a development application is generally required

2. Ripley and Redbank Plains continue to lead growth for 2023

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   4 May 2023: Growth, Infrastructure and Waste Committee Deputy Chairperson Councillor Paul Tully said another 1,185 new residents now called the city home, which takes the overall population to 246,656. ... 0.23 ha of additional local parks. The report can be read

3. ‘One-stop shop’ connects community with important flood recovery info

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   3 Mar 2022: 03 March 2022. A ‘one-stop shop’ for the community to access important flood recovery information is now live on Ipswich City Council’s website.

4. Major commitments achieved and on track in first 100 days

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   22 Dec 2020: Working with council, the community and business leaders to plan for the city’s future. ... We need the state government – be it the ALP or the LNP – to step-up and support our city’s growth with proper planning and investment in catalytic

5. Newsletters

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   16 Nov 2022: Subscribe to the Ipswich Civic Centre Update and receive special offers and promotions throughout the year. ... Subscribe to Planning and Development’s eAlerts for updates on planning scheme amendments and other Ipswich-based development news, as well

6. Kerb and Channelling What is kerb and channelling? Kerb ... (PDF, 465k)

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   13 Oct 2019: There is a forward plan in place, but it will take decades to complete given current funding. ... Email: IED.Projects@ipswich.qld.gov.au. Ipswich.qld.gov.au. Moving Ipswich ForwardCity of Ipswich Transport Plan.

7. New large item kerbside collection program open for bookings

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   29 Jan 2024: This new scheme is safer, cleaner, and shifts our focus from waste disposal to resource recovery – a key priority for Ipswich City Council. ... These new bags will be available for residents to book at Ipswich.qld.gov.au/kerbside or by calling the

8. Small but significant, be on the lookout for fireweed this season

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   15 Aug 2023: Spending the time to develop a plan for your property can pay dividends in future years. ... If you detect fireweed on your property, you should make a plan and begin reducing the size of the infestation over time.

9. $75 million flood recovery program in Ipswich 2023-2024 Budget

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   22 Jun 2023: Growth, Infrastructure and Waste Committee Chair Ipswich Mayor Teresa Harding said council had moved from the flood clean-up stage to major restoration and repairs. ... This annual plan and budget will deliver a further $25 million of works this year in

10. Latest data sees city top 240,000 residents

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    7 Feb 2022: Growth, Infrastructure and Waste Deputy Chairperson Councillor Paul Tully said Ipswich’s population grew to 240,320 with 1,421 new residents moving to Ipswich during the quarter, with Ripley again ... Supporting infrastructure also grew with 6.24

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