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1. ipswich.qld.gov.au/flyingfox Flying foxes in Ipswich Three species of flying ... (PDF, 228k)

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   27 Jul 2023: providing advice to community members. managing roosts on council land. enhancing habitat outside urban areas. ... ipswich.qld.gov.au/flyingfox. Conservation and legislation. All three species and their habitat are protected under the Queensland Nature

   by Belinda Whelband

2. Ipswich.qld.gov.au 2024–2025 STATE BUDGETPre-Budget Submission http://Ipswich.qld.gov.au/advocacy http://Ipswich.qld.gov.au/advocacy ABOUT IPSWICH ... (PDF, 526k)

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   15 Dec 2023: POPULATION AND JOB GROWTH 2021–2041. Population growth Job growth. 95% extra 222,000. ... This project is included in the Infrastructure Priority List. Ebenezer Regional Industrial Area (ERIA).

3. City of Ipswich Local Disaster Management Sub Plan Isolated ... (PDF, 3686k)

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   21 May 2019: 25. PART 7: GOODNA. 28. 7.1 Community Profile. 28. 7.2 Population. ... 33. PART 8: KARALEE. 36. 8.1 Community Profile. 36. 8.2 Population.

   by Matthew Pinder

4. Council budget boosts city’s green credentials

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   22 Jun 2023: Conservation works remain focussed on managing weeds at important habitat areas of our estates which are home to rare or threatened species such as the Flinders Plumb and Brush Tailed Rock ... Wallabies. “Our popular conservation partnerships with

5. Advocacy

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   8 May 2024: 2023. 1. By 2041, Ipswich will reach an estimated population of 456,000. ... 1. ABS ERP 3218.0. 2. (Queensland Government population projections, 2023 edition; Australian Bureau of Statistics, Regional population, 2021).

6. 30 June, 2022 Division 1 highlights: Urban and rural ... (PDF, 281k)

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   29 Jun 2022: 30 June, 2022. Division 1 highlights: Urban and rural areas reap benefits in 2022-2023 Budget. ... Through the Enviroplan initiative, council will invest $1.8 million to construct boardwalks and lookouts with interpretive signage to ensure these valuable

   by Shane Currie

7. Fact Sheet Signs and advertisements Ipswich.qld.gov.au Is approval needed? ... (PDF, 114k)

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   9 Sep 2022: Ground signs are to be no higher than 1.8m above the natural ground level with a maximum sign face area of 10m. ... They include inflatable signs, horizontal banner signs (maximum area 8m), vertical banner signs (maximum width 0.6m, maximum area 2m) and

8. Ipswich City Council Subordinate Local Law (Amending) Subordinate Local ... (PDF, 3626k)

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   15 Nov 2019: of the authorising local law, each area of land listed in schedule 4. ... is specified to be an off-street regulated parking area. 6 Replacement of pt 3 (Declaration of parking areas for the TORUM Act).

   by McCullough Robertson Lawyers

9. Heavy Vehicle/Truck Parking

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   20 Apr 2023: The guideline designates two types of preferred heavy vehicle parking areas and provides maps illustrating these areas:. ... Category B areas: outlines the preferred heavy vehicle parking areas but a permit is still required.

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

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    23 Mar 2023: The new LGIP identifies an estimated future population of 453,875 at 2041 and 533,802 at 2046 for Ipswich. ... This is lower than the Queensland Government Statistician’s Office population projection forecast of 557,649 at 2041 (2018 Medium Series).

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