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1. IpswIchIntegrated water strategy 2015 a total water cycle Framework ... (PDF, 5851k)

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   24 Apr 2015: Manage high risk land uses to protect water quality. • Improve erosion and sediment control practices to ensure minimum regulatory standards or better are met for all developments within the City, using ... stormwater quality offsets. • Progress

2. SLL 50 (Control of Temp Advertisements) (PDF, 27k)

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   21 Jul 2005: SUBORDINATE LOCAL LAW NO. 50 (CONTROL OF TEMPORARY ADVERTISEMENTS). IPSWICH CITY COUNCIL SUBORDINATE LOCAL LAW NO. ... which it is to be displayed. SUBORDINATE LOCAL LAW NO. 50 (CONTROL OF TEMPORARY ADVERTISEMENTS).

3. 25 - Extractive Industries (PDF, 112k)

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   7 Oct 2003: ii) A person shall not cause nor allow any clay, gravel, rock, sand, silt, sludge,soil, stone or overburden resulting from extractive industry to:. ... c) The period of extraction of sand, gravel, clay, turf, soil, rock, stoneor similar substance does

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4. Ipswich.qld.gov.au City of Ipswich Ipswich Biosecurity Plan http://ipswich.qld.gov.au ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ... (PDF, 3045k)

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   13 Dec 2023: BIOSECURITY PROGRAMS. 27. SURVEILLANCE PROGRAM. 27. PREVENTION AND CONTROL PROGRAM. 27Fireweed (Senecio madagascariensis). ... invasive plant species infesting areas resulting in a monoculture that reduces understory, exposes soils and increases erosion.

5. Bundamba Creek

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   22 Dec 2020: Creek bank vegetation or riparian vegetation improves the quality of water by filtering any excess nutrients and toxic sediments, increases plant and animal diversity and provides soil stability during potential flood ... Clearing for grazing or

6. KOALAPhascolarctus cinereus This reserve is important habitat for a ... (PDF, 4892k)

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   1 Mar 2023: It has cream-coloured ‘bottlebrush’ style flowers in Spring–Summer. This species is usually found growing in poorly-draining, heavy clay soils. ... The land was acquired through Ipswich Enviroplan in 1997. Council undertakes revegetation and weed

7. IPSWICH CITY COUNCILApplication for Commercial Film Production LicenceAuthorising provisions ... (PDF, 140k)

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   28 Jul 2020: Road/Street Suburb. Section of road (from/near) To. TRAFFIC CONTROL COMPANY. Company name Phone number. ... Animal Control. Police/Fire/Rescue. Building Approval. Letter Box Drop. Other Publicity. Waste.

8. FAQ for Sandbags

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   25 Oct 2022: You can also make your own sandbags from garbage bags filled with soil. ... Avoid enclosing areas underneath raised buildings which have been designed to allow water flow.

9. Mosquitos

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   1 Aug 2023: Fill them with soil or sand and plant over with grass or plants. ... For more information about how to control mosquitos, download the factsheet.

10. FACT SHEET 9 For further information contactIpswich City CouncilPhone: ... (PDF, 595k)

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    12 May 2010: Cheese Tree Glochidion ferdinandiThis small tree likes moist soils and is often found in gullies and along water courses. ... The Brisbane River Lily likes damp conditions in full sun or half shade and tolerates poorly drained and clay soils.

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