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1. Fact Sheet Did you know a failing septic or ... (PDF, 547k)

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   13 Mar 2014: Septic tank / treatment system. Effluent absorptionand purification. Groundwater. Effluent irrigation area. ... Primary Treatment Systems (Septic Tanks) which are the most basic type of system. •

2. IRONPOT CREEK WATERWAY IMPROVEMENTSIronpot Creek is the main waterway ... (PDF, 4902k)

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   10 Jun 2016: SOLUTIONCouncil proposes to construct a vegetated system adjacent to the gully running through Wallaby Ware Park. ... Water will pond in the system for a few hours before draining away, staying dry between rain events.

3. Fact Sheet On-site Wastewater Management Household Sewerage Treatment Plants ... (PDF, 403k)

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   5 Feb 2019: Aerated Wastewater Treatment Systems. In an Aerated Wastewater Treatment System (AWTS) wastewater is progressively treated through a series of tanks or chambers. ... The first chamber is similar to a conventional septic tank where larger solids will sink

4. FACT SHEET 6 Why Revegetate Waterways? For further information ... (PDF, 372k)

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   12 May 2010: provide suitable habitat and food for native wildlife, and•. have the right root structure to support bank soil•. ... Upper Bank: Hardy trees and shrubs with deep root systems provide structure to the bank and bind soils.

5. Must be completed and the relevant documentation provided prior ... (PDF, 649k)

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   27 Jun 2019:  Soil Test Report Please provide an appropriately qualified Registered Professional Engineer Queensland (RPEQ) soil test report indicating the soil classification (A.S.M.H.E or P). ...  Onsite Waste Water Facility Design (required for new dwellings,

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6. Purga Nature Reserve has national significance as one of ... (PDF, 9559k)

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   1 Mar 2023: Clay soil has poor drainage and is frequently waterlogged. Tea-tree clays are sticky when wet and extremely hard when dry. ... It is recommended that these soils are best left vegetated and used as wildlife corridors, habitat or buffers.

7. www.ipswich.qld.gov.auIpswich City CouncilPhone (07) 3810 6666Fax (07) 3810 6731 ... (PDF, 870k)

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   12 May 2010: Soil can be loosened by raindrops, frost, wind, and stock trampling along waterways and creek crossings. ... at the water’s edge) where flowing water scours or washes away the bank soil.

8. IMPROVING IRONPOT CREEK AND ITS CATCHMENTIronpot Creek and its ... (PDF, 1518k)

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   10 Mar 2016: More detailed information on soil types and characteristics can be found within the Ipswich Soils Guide available online at Ipswich.qld.gov.au. ... Consider installing, upsizing or repairing existing rainwater tanks. • Use mulch on garden beds to

9. I’M ALERTI’M ALERTAre You ALERT? S OA P PA ... (PDF, 2013k)

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   23 Jan 2013: Food Disposal• Food Recall• Health of Persons Who Handle Food• Hygiene of Food Handlers• General Duties of Food Businesses• Cleanliness• Cleaning and Sanitising of Specific Equipment• Structure, Design and Maintenance• Temperature

10. Ipswich.qld.gov.au What is ‘smart’ about these trees? Water Smart ... (PDF, 445k)

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    31 Jan 2023: By using stormwater, the Water Smart Street Tree system:. • Provides a healthy growing environment for the targeted tree species. • ... No, there will be no increase in flooding. The kerb is still fully functional, the Water Smart Street Tree system

    by Jane Pinder

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