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1. City of Ipswich Voluntary Stormwater Quality Offset Program Annual ... (PDF, 8099k)

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   21 Mar 2023: a) Minimising the proliferation of small-scale stormwater. treatment facilities on infill development sites. ... erosion is likely to be a feature of the waterway. Erosion problems prevalent in Pollard Park pre-works contributing to elevated.

   by Dominic Wrench

2. WaterFest

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   15 Apr 2024: Past events. CLEAN UP AUSTRALIA DAY. Litter often ends up in our waterways, blown by the wind or washed down by stormwater. ... Why not get together and register a clean up site along a local creek or waterway in your neighbourhood?

3. Water Smart Street Trees

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   31 Jan 2023: Some water is diverted from the kerb to the tree. Stormwater filters into the soil, removing pollutants and nourishing tree. ... Protects our waterways by removing stormwater runoff pollutants in a process known as 'bio filtration'.

4. City of Ipswich Offsite Stormwater Quality Improvement Program Annual ... (PDF, 7719k)

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   8 Dec 2023: Minimising the proliferation of small-scale stormwater treatment facilities on infill development sites. ... Erosion problems prevalent in Pollard Park pre-works contributing to elevated sediment and nutrient exports from the site.

   by Dominic Wrench

5. Offsite Stormwater Quality Improvement Program

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   8 Dec 2023: Those offset projects completed so far prevent more than 917 tonnes of sediment and 1.3 tonnes of nitrogen from entering Ipswich’s waterways each year. ... Ironpot Creek stabilisation. It has a history of being one of Ipswich’s most damaged creeks,

6. Habitat Connections

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   1 May 2024: Habitat Connections is a strategic waterway rehabilitation program which aims to restore degraded riparian corridors throughout Ipswich and increase their resilience to erosion and flood damage. ... Erosion and Sediment Control : Ipswich City Council.

7. FACT SHEET 1 Living in a Healthy Catchment For ... (PDF, 269k)

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   12 May 2010: Excess use of fertilisers and pesticides in the garden can run off into stormwater drains and then into the waterways. ... Cleaning painting equipment and brushes near stormwater drains washes paint into the gutter which ends up in the waterway, harming

8. IRONPOT CREEKDRAINAGE AND EROSION MANAGEMENT PLAN A SUMMARYIn 2012, ... (PDF, 1000k)

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   30 Oct 2014: This may be in the form of bank scour, bed lowering and or head cuts with the most significant erosion sites located within Management Zones 1b, 2a and 3 (see above ... While some of these erosion sites will stabilise naturally, there are instances where

9. Ironpot Creek

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   22 Dec 2020: the erosion of the waterway, resulting in the upper reaches of the creek becoming deeper and steeper with numerous sheer banks. ... The causes of erosion are a result of a combination of historical land clearing, urban and infrastructure development,

10. FV_Catchment_WP3_M&EPlan_FINAL_14.10.21 (PDF, 2281k)

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    20 Oct 2021: Measuring erosion rates as a surrogate for water quality. Rates of soil erosion measured within each restored reach, paired with measurements at adjacent unrestored sites with similar aspect and soil type ... Spatially connected nature of rivers and

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