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1. Page 1 of 2 Implementation Guideline No. 1 – ... (PDF, 734k)

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   28 Oct 2019: the overall intent of this guideline. Background. Improper installation of transportable buildings generally. ... 5. Location of the Transportable Building on the. Property. Transportable buildings are unlikely to be approved where.

   by Louise Lillingstone

2. Page 1 of 2 Implementation Guideline No. 2 – ... (PDF, 743k)

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   28 Oct 2019: The use of the. building is generally ancillary to and associated with the. ... buildings and structures, the intended use of the building or. structure should be carefully considered so as to avoid any.

   by Louise Lillingstone

3. Building and Development Compliance

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   20 Jul 2023: The correct approvals must be obtained before commencing most building and development work. ... In order to try and prevent unauthorised access and occupation of dilapidated buildings, Council can issue a notice to the property owner under the

4. First tenant announced in Nicholas Street Precinct dining hub

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   20 Oct 2021: 20 October 2021. The first restaurant has been locked in for the new dining hub in the $250 million Nicholas Street Precinct revitalisation with established restauranteurs Janet Cao and David Wang ... This is the beginning of the retail phase of the $250

5. Nicholas Street Precinct cinema refurbishment continues as more dining options set to open

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   10 Mar 2023: 10 March 2023. Major demolition and refit work on the Venue building, which will be home to the future Hoyts cinema at the top of the Nicholas Street Precinct, is on ... In coming years, residents will be able to enjoy boutique shopping on Brisbane Street

6. New tenants locked in for Nicholas Street Precinct

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   25 Mar 2022: 25 March 2022. Ipswich residents and local businesses have more reasons to be excited about the $250 million Nicholas Street Precinct revitalisation after council signed two big brands as the ... The reopened hotel will draw more people to the precinct,

7. Building

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   1 Mar 2021: Council provides a range of services in relation to building work, including general advice, residential and commercial building certification, project finalisation and referral agency assessment (e.g. ... For more information please contact our friendly

8. Open Minds moving to Ipswich’s Nicholas Street Precinct

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   17 Jan 2024: The refurbished Hotel Commonwealth and the HOYTS cinema complex would also open their doors later in the year. ... excited to be making the Nicholas Street Precinct the permanent home of the service.

9. Ipswich CBD revitalisation gets $41.5 million boost

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   30 Jun 2022: 30 June 2022. Ipswich City Council has committed $41.5 million in its 2022-2023 Budget to the next phase of work in the Nicholas Street Precinct redevelopment. ... Another piece of the Nicholas Street Precinct puzzle has come together following practical

10. Next stage of $250 million Ipswich CBD revealed

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    6 Apr 2022: 06 April 2022. The construction fences will come down in coming weeks to reveal the latest dining, retail and entertainment destination in council’s $250 million Nicholas Street Precinct in the ... The reopened hotel will draw more people to the

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