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1. Life moves towards normal as COVID restrictions ease

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   22 Dec 2020: To the delight of animal lovers, the Ipswich Nature Centre will also reopen to the public from Friday 10 July with visitor numbers limited to allow for the approved social distancing ... This will give the animals a chance a re-acquaint themselves with

2. Swimming Pools, Spas and Safety Barriers

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   30 Jan 2024: Regulated pools and building permits/approvals. Under the Building Act 1975 a regulated pool, including all safety barriers/fencing, is an assessable development requiring development approval (building permit) for building work ... Please note that a

3. Complaints

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   4 Feb 2022: Department of Agriculture and Fisheries (e.g. poultry farming). State or local government premises or activities should be referred to the.

4. Household Hazardous Waste

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   18 Jul 2024: Roadside deceased animals: report roadside deceased animals for collection to council on (07) 3810 6666. ... Deceased animals are scanned for a microchip at point of collection from the road or footpath.

5. Waterway improvement initiatives

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   29 Jul 2022: the lifecycle of many native animals. improves productivity of surrounding land. ... increased property value. food source for native animals and refuge during times of drought and fire.

6. Ipswich.qld.gov.au Ipswich City Council Natural Environment Strategy 2023Background Report ... (PDF, 4228k)

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   10 Nov 2022: 23. 3 Biodiversity and threatened species recoveryImportant definitions:. biodiversity – the variety of native plant and animal life within the city. ... The number of native species across plant, fungi and animal kingdoms (City of Ipswich, 2015b).

7. 17 - Parks and Reserves (PDF, 116k)

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   7 Oct 2003: 2) A person must not bring an animal into a park or reserve in contravention of aprohibition imposed under subsection (1). ... d) prohibiting the bringing of animals, or animals of a specified species into apark or reserve; 5 or.

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8. Four-stage action plan for Ipswich’s most popular conservation estate

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   22 Dec 2020: Its preservation is also essential to South-East Queensland’s native plants and animals as part of the Flinders – Karawatha Corridor.”. ... About Enviroplan. Ipswich has one of the most diverse ranges of natural vegetation types in South-East

9. On-site Wastewater Management

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   27 Nov 2023: Kitchen greywater cannot be diverted or reused. Kitchen greywater must be treated and disposed of in accordance with the plumbing permit issued when the building was constructed. ... Council approval for greywater diversion and treatment systems. You

10. Environment

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    6 Feb 2024: There are more than 2000 recorded species of native plants and animals in Ipswich.

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