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1. Fees and Charges

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   13 Jun 2024: The following Register of Fees and Charges 2024-25 incorporates the Register of Cost Recovery Fees and is applicable to services effective from 1 July 2024. Register of Fees and Charges 2024-2025 (PDF, 3.3 MB). This includes the selected fees and

2. Plumbing Approvals

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   27 Nov 2023: All Plumbing and Drainage work in Queensland is regulated by State Government legislative requirements and is categorised as:. Permit Work. Notifiable Work. Minor Work. Unregulated Work. All Plumbing and Drainage Works other than Unregulated Work

3. 27 June, 2024 Council’s 2024-2025 Annual Plan and Budget ... (PDF, 275k)

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   26 Jun 2024: Redbank Plains Recreation Reserve. • $492,000 for establishment of an Islamic burial section at Stone Quarry Cemetery, Jeebropilly.

   by Shane Currie

4. The fees and charges contained within this register are ... (PDF, 1617k)

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   16 Mar 2017: 85. 7. Driveway Crossing Permits (Refer relevant Local Laws) 86. 7.1 Standard Permits 86. ... 89. 1.2.2 Facility use for the hire of North Ipswich Reserve Corporate Centre, Briggs Road Function Room and Rosewood Showgrounds Cultural Centre only 89.

5. Offsite Stormwater Quality Improvement Program

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   8 Dec 2023: This council program uses developer contributions to deliver water quality improvement projects. Projects delivered by council include stabilising creeks, naturalising channels, re-engaging floodplains and constructing wetlands and bioretention

6. BRIGHTDAZE ahead for this year’s SPARK Ipswich festival

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   31 May 2023: 30 May 2023. The city’s premier arts and culture event, SPARK Ipswich, is back bigger and better this year from 6 to 16 July. Ipswich Mayor Teresa Harding said SPARK Ipswich will again showcase the city’s creative flair with innovative

7. Ipswich amping up to become Queensland’s live music capital for SPARK Ipswich

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   29 Jun 2022: 29 June 2022. An indie music crawl taking over CBD venues leads a live music program full of Queensland’s best and exciting new talent for SPARK Ipswich - 7 to 17 July 2022. Ipswich Mayor Teresa Harding said SPARK Ipswich’s 11-day city-wide

8. Safe City Program and Public Safety Surveillance Cameras

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   22 Dec 2020: The Ipswich City Council Safe City Program commenced in 1994 to address unacceptable levels of behaviour and crime in the Ipswich central business district. A major component of this initiative was the introduction and use of public safety

9. Eat Safe Businesses

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   2 Mar 2022: Ipswich City Council launched the Eat Safe Ipswich program in order to promote food safety in our city. All licensed food businesses (excluding temporary food stalls and water carriers) are assigned a star rating based on an audit and assessment of

10. www.ipswich.qld.gov.auIpswich City CouncilPhone (07) 3810 6666Fax (07) 3810 6731 ... (PDF, 870k)

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    12 May 2010: Soil can be loosened by raindrops, frost, wind, and stock trampling along waterways and creek crossings.

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