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1. Ipswich City Council WHAT A WASTE!ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION PROGRAM Activity ... (PDF, 4956k)

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   2 May 2013: Select a native Australian animal and using the empty space below, draw your perfect habitat for the native wildlife, without the rubbish.

2. Guide to Composting and Worm Farms What is composting?Compost ... (PDF, 7020k)

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   13 Jul 2018: 3 Fresh grass clippings3 Manure from herbivores (cows, horses, sheep, birds and chickens)3 Bread, pasta and rice3 Flowers3 Vacuum dust3 Human and animal hair,.

3. Welcome to the first edition of Community Matters for ... (PDF, 1070k)

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   13 Apr 2023: Ipswich City Council will have a stand at the Ipswich Show, please feel free to drop in for a chat. ... This includes waterways, wetlands, urban habitat, an arboretum and more – all home to significant species of native plants and animals.

4. 1 Phase 1 Engagement Report iFuture October 2020 Coordination ... (PDF, 988k)

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   9 Nov 2020: Community workshops. The community reference groups were asked to rank the importance of each key theme identified.

   by Eleanor Howe

5. 25 - Extractive Industries (PDF, 112k)

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   7 Oct 2003: IPSWICH CITY COUNCILLocal Law No. 25 (Extractive Industries). Page 6. (b) the holder thereof fails to pay to the Council within seven (7) days of thedue date for payment such sums ... vii) the payment of such amounts as shall be determined from time

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6. Mayor Teresa Harding 2024-2025 Budget speech Council Special Meeting ... (PDF, 74k)

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   26 Jun 2024: This includes $1.3 million for significant upgrades to the Riverview Recycling and Refuse Centre, $1 million to progress the new Southern Resource Recovery Centre and Animal Management Facility, and half

7. Approved: 30 June 2021 Approver: General Manager (Corporate Services) ... (PDF, 636k)

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   22 Feb 2022: obtain, a benefit from the payment or application of public funds or the disposition of State assets. • ... Compensation or financial assistance such as an ex-gratia payment; • Correction of misleading or incorrect records;. •

   by Angela Harms

8. June 2020 City of Ipswich Parking Pricing Strategy Implementation ... (PDF, 1085k)

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   28 Aug 2020: These can include the following:. Mode shift – Priced parking influences mode choice, meaning residents who can access activity centres by walking, cycling or public transport will do so to avoid paying ... 19. Parking Management Objectives iGO

9. Template for policies (PDF, 205k)

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   7 Jul 2022: 1.12 Policy Author: Works Parks and Recreation. Date of Council Resolution: 16 October 2018 Committee Reference and Date: Planning, Development and Heritage Committee No.

   by Sharon Smith

10. Ipswich.qld.gov.au AQUATIC FACILITIES ACTION PLAN 2022 http://ipswich.qld.gov.au http://ipswich.qld.gov.au 2 ... (PDF, 2045k)

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    25 Aug 2022: These facilities are available to the general public for payment of an entry fee. ... The quality of service for users and staffing requirements will change with new access control and cashless payment systems.

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