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1. Swimming Pools, Spas and Safety Barriers

   ipswich.qld.gov.au/services/planning-and-property/building/swimming-pools-and-spas Cached Explore

   30 Jan 2024: Health and water quality. Poor management of backyard swimming pools can lead to health risks. ... Under the Public Health Regulation 2018 property owners must ensure that an accumulation of water at their property is not a breeding ground for mosquitoes.

2. Flying Foxes

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   17 Oct 2023: All are generally located in roosts found along natural or man-made water courses in urban, peri-urban and rural areas of the city. ... Flying foxes drink by 'belly dipping'. They swoop down to a water source, dip their belly fur in, then land in a tree

3. Swimming Pools, Spas and Safety Barriers

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   30 Jan 2024: Health and water quality. Poor management of backyard swimming pools can lead to health risks. ... Under the Public Health Regulation 2018 property owners must ensure that an accumulation of water at their property is not a breeding ground for mosquitoes.

4. IPSWICH CITY COUNCIL (PDF, 74k)

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   1 Sep 2003: The provisions of the Sewerage and Water Supply Act 1949 and the Standard WaterSupply Law prescribed by the Act shall extend and apply to this local law as far asthe same ... If any meter in use ceases to register or is reported to be out of order or

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5. Golden opportunity to create a more active and healthy Ipswich

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   18 Oct 2021: health. “Being active enhances quality of life by improving physical health, mental and social health which can produce significant flow on benefits to the economy, community and the environment.”. ... This collaborative partnership will bring

6. Proposed 2024-25 Fees And Charges Report - ICC (all content, published format) (PDF, 364k)

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   18 Dec 2023: Cloud Fees & Charges

   Cloud Fees & Charges

   by LG Solutions Keywords: Ipswich City Council

7. Master Plan

   ipswich.qld.gov.au/about_council/initiatives/environment/waterways/catchments-and-plans/bundamba-creek/master-plan Cached Explore

   29 Apr 2014: Here we are looking to improve the resilience of the creek to flood and surface water pollution. ... Ipswich City Council encourages Water Sensitive Urban Design (WSUD). This is a process of design that tries to minimise potentially detrimental impacts

8. 54878554v1 1 Ipswich City Council Local Law No. 8 ... (PDF, 1130k)

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   11 Nov 2019: 8 (Nuisances and Community Health and Safety) 2013. 54878554v1 3. Part 1 Preliminary. ... g) safety hazards; and. (h) release of odours, smoke and waste water; and.

   by McCullough Robertson Lawyers

9. PURPOSE: 1. To raise awareness of about the frogs ... (PDF, 1676k)

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   18 Jun 2009: NOTE: Please check all safety requirements for water depths before building your pond. ... Water lillies provide shelter and a place to rest4. Old logs provide shelter for some frogs5.

10. Pool SafetyKeep children safe around pools and spas with ... (PDF, 676k)

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    28 Jun 2023: Along with all the fun we have while swimming, water safety should be our number one priority. ... A child or toddler can drown within 20 seconds, in as little as 50mm of water.

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