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1. Franklin Vale Creek Catchment Initiative Enhancing Franklin Vale Creek ... (PDF, 3066k)

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   24 Jan 2020: A history of clearing in the catchment has left parts of Franklin Vale Creek and the waterways that feed into it with instability and bank erosion that impact on water quality

2. Terms of Use

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   19 Jul 2022: You must notify us of any change to your registration details or use the website to update your registration details.

3. Ipswich’s eastern suburbs continue to rise and shine with further growth

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   2 May 2024: 2,612 plumbing inspections. 0.69ha of additional local parks. The full Planning and Regulatory Services Quarterly Report can be read at News and Events – Planning & Development (ipswichplanning.com.au).

4. Approval for Springview Village 2 and 3 Precinct Plan

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   25 Mar 2024: Ms Cooper said the approval does not permit Stockland to begin development; rather, this decision approves Stockland’s proposed precinct plan including the location of proposed centres, parks and future residential

5. Council endorses new future infrastructure plan while facing skyrocketing construction costs

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   23 Mar 2023: Even at 3.3 per cent annual population growth, Ipswich remains the state’s fastest-growing city and we must plan future infrastructure responsibly to ensure all our residents can live,

6. Infringement Notices

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   4 Oct 2022: Council regulates parking within Ipswich through its local laws and state legislation to improve safety and convenience for our community and visitors to our city. The Transport Operations (Road Use Management - Road Rules) Regulation 2009 and Local

7. Residents put first in Budget for challenging times

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   6 Jun 2023: Our region is also continuing to deal with the ongoing impacts and recovery efforts of last year’s flood events.”.

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

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   3 Jul 2023: 1. Applications for public works on private land to be performed by Council must be via.

   by Amber van Sloten

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

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   30 Oct 2014: As an example, the armouring (or hardening) of a section of creek without understanding and addressing flow energy will generally deflect problems further downstream, therefore management solutions must protect stream bed

10. 22 June, 2023 Major plans for waste management and ... (PDF, 268k)

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    21 Jun 2023: Council will engage with the community in the second half of 2023 regarding this infrastructure, via its Shape Your Ipswich platform, community information sessions and events.

    by Shane Currie

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