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1. City of Ipswich Local Disaster Management Sub Plan Evacuation ... (PDF, 1075k)

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   21 May 2019:  Identify the legislated authority for evacuation.  Identify potentially high risk and vulnerable populations for evacuation. ... Main traffic routes may be covered. The area of inundation is substantial in rural areas, requiring the removal of

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2. Making of Local Laws

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   12 Feb 2024: street regulated parking areas in the local government area in accordance with Chapter 5, Part 6 of the Transport Operations (Road Use Management) Act 1995 including:. ... prescribe appropriate standards of conduct on local government controlled areas

3. 1 Attachment A Table of Amendments Section As advertised ... (PDF, 497k)

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   18 Nov 2019: omit, insert –. Areas. 31(10) Schedule 1, definition residential area, subparagraph (c), ‘Locality’. –. ... omit, insert –. Areas. 31(14) Schedule 1, definition residential area, subparagraph (f), ‘Locality’. –.

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4. ACTIVITY SHEET 3A For further information contactIpswich City CouncilPhone: ... (PDF, 652k)

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   2 Jun 2009: SYMBOL MEANING. Tree - more than 2m high, one stem, native to the area. ... Woody Shrub - less than 2m high, one or more stems, native to the area.

5. 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: 10,493ha of natural habitat areas protected. MilestoneImproved understanding of protected area condition through assessments. ... Indicator: Area of mapped corridors (includ-ing riparian, urban habitat and ecological corridor areas) which has had

6. Living in the Black Snake Creek Catchment ACKNOWLEDGMENTS West ... (PDF, 9702k)

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   6 Oct 2015: Walloon Coal Measuremedium to high salinity(increases with depth) Alluvium. medium to high salinity. ... Habitat Gardens Partnership (more details on page 24)Land for WildlifeNature Conservation AgreementBushland Conservation AgreementNature Corridors

7. EnviroEdFor students | For teachers | For schools | ... (PDF, 651k)

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   4 Jan 2024: Council’s Enviroplan-funded conservation areas provide various options for school groups. Organise a guided school excursion. ... Enviroplan conservation areas. These areas are recommended for school groups. Note that access is limited for large buses.

8. The Deebing Creek corridor is a valued natural system. ... (PDF, 7070k)

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   28 Nov 2017: On-ground opportunities and key actions were identified within each of these sub-corridor areas. ... Future sportsground. Small Creek channel naturalisation. Denmark Hill Conservation Reserve - known koala habitatFLINDERS.

9. Protecting the environment for future generations

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   19 Jun 2023: Development unfortunately results in habitat loss, so the planning scheme also needs to focus on those important and high-value environmental areas in the city that make Ipswich unique and beautiful,” ... We want to protect the environment for

10. Infrastructure critical to keep the fastest-growing region in Queensland moving

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    9 May 2022: Ipswich has the most rapid population growth of any local government area in Queensland, with 6,000 new residents each year.”. ... Mayor Harding said that population growth was centred on hotspot areas connected by the Centenary Highway – including

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