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1. Fees and Charges

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   13 Jun 2024: The fee concessions include:. waivers for non-commercial waste disposal charges immediately following the flooding event. ... Note: The Register of Fees and Charges 2018-19 incorporates the Register of Cost Recovery Fees.

2. Fees and Charges

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   13 Jun 2024: The fee concessions include:. waivers for non-commercial waste disposal charges immediately following the flooding event. ... Note: The Register of Fees and Charges 2018-19 incorporates the Register of Cost Recovery Fees.

3. Media Releases

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   4 Apr 2024: Cost of living pressures on households recognised in setting of fees and charges. ... 27 June 2024. Ipswich City Council has delivered its roadmap for the year ahead, with a focus on sustainable growth, major road upgrades, and a commitment to free and

4. Media Releases

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   4 Apr 2024: 05 July 2024. More than 50 free and low-cost activities will fill a two-week program when the Peaks to Points Festival returns to Ipswich and South-East Queensland. ... 27 June 2024. Ipswich City Council will boost its concession for pensioners, maintain

5. 30 June, 2022 Investment in local roads keeps city ... (PDF, 261k)

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   29 Jun 2022: Our capital works program for the next financial year is set at $229 million,” Mayor Harding said. ... I am immensely proud of the work council road crews have done, and continue to do, to make sure our city’s road network were back online as soon as

   by Shane Currie

6. Template for policies (PDF, 211k)

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   24 May 2022: 4.4 Bank Guarantees Council may accept a bank guarantee or similar financial security:. ... Minimum Financial Rating Required. Up to $500,000 BBB‐. $500,000 to $5 million A‐.

   by Alisha Parker

7. City of Ipswich Offsite Stormwater Quality Improvement Program Annual ... (PDF, 7719k)

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   8 Dec 2023: The efficiency of the program can be attributed to selecting projects with relatively low cost in relation to the water quality improvements achieved, as well as council’s success in leveraging ... Analysis of project cost in relation to the water

   by Dominic Wrench

8. Chartering a better way forward for serving Ipswich

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   10 Aug 2023: Improving customer experience is an unwavering focus not only within our organisation but for every Councillor serving our communities city-wide,” Mayor Harding said. ... We owe it to our community to lead from the front and deliver best-practice

9. Council investigates future Ipswich Civic Centre expansion

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   21 Dec 2022: This was before the added financial pressures of the COVID-19 pandemic and the state’s ongoing flood recovery. ... Our city’s rapid population growth requires ongoing investment in social and cultural infrastructure to continue to position Ipswich as

10. Council’s major projects added to Infrastructure Australia priority list

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    27 Feb 2021: Our city’s population is projected to grow at four per cent per annum (from 230,000 now to over 500,000 by 2041). ... Waste disposal issues in our region are long-running and well known to our stakeholders.

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