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1. IpswIchIntegrated water strategy 2015 a total water cycle Framework ... (PDF, 5851k)

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   24 Apr 2015: flooding. Recent floods in 1974, 2008, 2009, 2011 and 2013 have demonstrated Ipswich’s vulnerability to local and regional flooding events. ... 9. Strategic Objective:Community Resilience and LiveabilityThe community is prepared for and resilient to

2. SEAL Pool Safety Programs

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   2 Jul 2024: Local activities to help Ipswich residents of all ages lead active and healthy lifestyles

   Local activities to help Ipswich residents of all ages lead active and healthy lifestyles

3. IPSWICH CITY COUNCIL ■ OPERATIONAL PLAN QUARTER 2 REPORT ... (PDF, 2381k)

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   10 Aug 2023: The Operational Plan must also demonstrate how it will progress the implementation of the Corporate Plan during its period of operation. ... This event has modelled specific Ipswich locations, but the findings are important for urban areas across

4. Koala Conservation

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   15 Apr 2024: Retain and plant koala food trees. Koalas have a specialised diet and mainly feed on eucalyptus leaves.

5. Ipswich.qld.gov.au Ipswich City CouncilNatural Environment Strategy 2023Stakeholder Engagement Report ... (PDF, 1922k)

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   3 Nov 2022: Why limit plant numbers? (attend large community events. Can be hard to get to nursery).”. ... Keep wildlife protected from human interaction/activities where possible.”. “Stop development close to waterways, better walking trails with water and

6. Customer Feedback Information

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   19 Jan 2024: feed into that process.

7. Ipswich.qld.gov.au Summary report 2021-2031 City of Ipswich Active Ipswich ... (PDF, 221k)

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   18 Apr 2023: population. Council can also play an instrumental role in creating a ‘healthy culture’ for physical activity within the city through various avenues including social marketing, and themed citywide events.

8. Upper Black Snake Creek Improvement Plan SummaryA Total Water ... (PDF, 656k)

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   5 May 2015: of small scale local flood events• Improved amenity and water quality• extension of detention basin utility and lifespan• Reduced sediment loads in waterway• Only appropriate development within flood.

9. Littering and Illegal Dumping

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   2 Jul 2024: Littering and dumping not only makes our city and natural areas look dirty and uncared for, it can also have significant adverse health, safety, financial and environmental impacts. It degrades the surrounding environment, reduces property value and

10. IPSWICH CITY COUNCILBuilding and Plumbing Record Search Application1 July ... (PDF, 137k)

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    16 Jul 2024: Persons must obtain their own advice on such matters. Council and its officers and agents contract to supply information only on this basis.

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