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1. IPSWICH CITY COUNCIL ■ CAPITAL WORKS PROGRAM 2021-2024 Adopted ... (PDF, 766k)

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   22 Jun 2021: Stage 1 construction – skate facility as an outcome of the Regional Youth Area Design. ... Root Barrier Restoration Root barrier restoration. 120 123 126 369. Tree Protection Zone Built tree protection zones (with associated decompaction of soil).

2. IPSWICH CITY COUNCIL (PDF, 163k)

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   1 Sep 2003: area. (2) However, a local law policy cannot prohibit or restrict the lighting and maintaining of afire if:. ... a) relevant planning and environmental protection policies; and. (b) the objects of this local law.

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3. Council Minutes (PDF, 2760k)

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   2 May 2013: REDESIGN OF THE QUEENS PARK ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION DESIGNS - DIVISION 7 With reference to a report by the Principal Officer (Natural Environment Programs). ... RECOMMENDATION. That Council endorse the redesign of the Queens Park Environmental Education

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4. Waste and Circular Economy Transformation INVEST TO TRANSFORM QUEENSLAND’S ... (PDF, 116k)

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   2 May 2024: Establish a Waste Code of Practice Drive industry best practice A strong compliance culture Strategic and sequenced remediation Protect our residential amenity Partner and collaborate Leading by example Leverage waste industry ... ECONOMIC INNOVATION AND

5. Strong community support for Colleges Crossing Recreation Reserve Concept Design

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   30 May 2023: A proposal to introduce food trucks was particularly popular as was a proposal to create a more natural river entry point.”. ... Of the 19.57 per cent not supportive of the proposed concept design, the most commonly identified preferred additions in

6. Useful Links

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   22 Dec 2020: You can also speak to a QBCC staff member by calling 1300 272 272 who may be able to provide further information. Fire Ants - Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry. Asbestos. Report an issue. Popular links Show. Services Show. Report an

7. each bin is colour coded and clearly labelled to ... (PDF, 120k)

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   5 Apr 2022: Please note: Space constraints and servicing issues may effect the location and numbers of bin stations provided within work areas. ... Implementing a workplace recycling program can significantly improve your organisation’s environmental outcomes and

8. Canoeing and Kayaking

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   22 Dec 2020: Although this section of river is in an urban area, it is surprisingly peaceful and quiet. ... There are a number of clubs and groups in the Ipswich area dedicated to canoeing and kayaking.

9. Denmark Hill Conservation Reserve is an important nature refuge ... (PDF, 9582k)

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   1 Mar 2023: ECOLOGICAL IMPORTANCEThe area was extensively cleared of trees from around 1919 during mining activity. ... It will take decades for a natural habitat to form with mature and hollow trees for wildlife habitat.

10. Deebing Creek

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    22 Dec 2020: The catchment has a total area of some 26 square kilometres to the confluence with the Bremer River. ... The upper corridor area has limited development currently, however significant urban development is planned as part of the Ripley Valley Priority

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