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1. Ipswich Waste Services – Community Service Obligation Policy 1. ... (PDF, 284k)

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   29 Jan 2024: generated by declared natural disasters or emergency situations, or other circumstances approved by Council. ... Authority to make decision Requirement for CSOs. Manager Resource Recovery • Estimated financial impact is under $5,000. •

   by Amber van Sloten

2. Drone survey to map flood damage underway

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   6 Jul 2022: Local Disaster Management Group Deputy Chairperson Councillor Kate Kunzelmann said the drone footage will provide important data for council. ... the Queensland Reconstruction Authority’s Disaster Recovery Funding Arrangements (DRFA) for post flood

3. Record Ipswich budget drives flood recovery and first-class services

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   30 Jun 2022: costs. “We are exercising tight controls over spending, while focusing investment in critical areas such as flood recovery, upgrades and services to continue delivering for the Ipswich community. ... We have also allocated $30 million in the coming

4. Flooding expected in Ipswich with Wivenhoe Dam releases

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   27 Feb 2022: New flood modelling available on the Ipswich City Council Disaster Dashboard includes the impact of the Wivenhoe Dam releases and shows that low lying areas of Goodna will be significantly inundated ... Local Disaster Management Group Deputy Chairperson

5. Temporary planning protections extended over waste operators

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   7 Dec 2023: The existing Ipswich Planning Scheme 2006 does not adequately regulate the regionally significant economic areas of Swanbank, New Chum, and Ebenezer, Willowbank and Jeebropilly from adverse impacts associated with waste activities,” ... Council has

6. DIVISION 3 CITYWIDE BUDGET HIGHLIGHTS $49.5 millionMaintaining, upgrading and ... (PDF, 207k)

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   21 Jun 2023: $75 million Flood recovery. $5.3 millionCommunity safety. $6.3 millionArts and cultural services. ... $2.7 millionRiverview Resource Recovery Centre upgrades to green waste drop-off. $1.5 millionWiley Street Park, Ipswich new canteen and amenities

7. Cameras give timely information in times of flood

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   27 Oct 2022: Local Disaster Management Group Deputy Chairperson Councillor Kate Kunzelmann said the vision captured by the cameras is also useful for local authorities. ... To access the live feed from the flood cameras, go to Disaster.ipswich.qld.gov.au.

8. Spring into action and Get Ready, Ipswich

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   1 Sep 2023: said. “Queensland may be the sunshine state, but we are also home to the highest frequency of disasters nationally. ... Ipswich suffered significant damage in the 2022 floods, with impacts to homes, businesses and roads resulting in more than $20

9. Flood recovery and planning scheme feature in council’s 2021-22 Annual Report

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   25 Nov 2022: The impact was severe on community assets including parks, roads, conservation estates and our waterways, and when the waters receded our city was left with a hefty recovery bill. ... Council has so far undertaken more than $7 million worth of recovery

10. Council raises concerns with Inland Rail project

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    3 Aug 2021: for accurate flood mapping and a long-term plan to address noise impacts on residents. ... Mayor Teresa Harding said now is the time to set the terms to manage the impacts of Inland Rail.

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