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1. Critical and Enabling Infrastructure

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   14 Mar 2024: Urgent upgrades are required to meet current demand, cater for future growth, and improve vehicle safety along the length of this highway through Ipswich. ... planning, design and delivery of interchange configurations at Ripley and Swanbank to enable

2. Free FOGO trial results are in

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   24 Oct 2022: Surveys showed that 64 per cent of residents supported a three-bin kerbside system as a core service provided by council. ... This cost is carried by the people of Ipswich. “The overall contamination rate was 30 per cent, which is quite high making it

3. City of Ipswich Voluntary Stormwater Quality Offset Program Annual ... (PDF, 8099k)

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   21 Mar 2023: water quality improvement obligations (see Figure below). The greatest water quality improvement has been achieved for Total Suspended Solids (105 per cent) loads and Gross Pollutants (131 per. ... The projection is based on the forecasted growth in new

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4. Year of success and fiscal responsibility

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   31 Oct 2023: Ipswich Mayor Teresa Harding said new residents increased by 29 per cent compared to the previous year. ... The city’s economy has shot past the $12 billion mark in the 12 months to 30 June 2023, with a $614 million year-on-year growth.

5. $232 million in capital works, including: $14.9 millionon parks, ... (PDF, 118k)

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   29 Jun 2020: AVERAGE INCREASEThe average general rate increase for residential properties is 2.75 per cent. ... The average increase in total rates and charges is $0.98 cents per week.

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

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   9 May 2022: congestion and putting the brakes on the economic and social growth for the whole region,” Mayor Harding said. ... upgrades are required to the Centenary Highway and associated road network to cater for this growth,” Cr Madsen said.

7. Habitat Gardens Landholder Report Email: partnerships@ipswich.qld.gov.auPhone: (07) 3810 6666 ... (PDF, 990k)

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   15 Feb 2023: a. 25 per cent. b. 50 per cent. c. 75 per cent. ... d. 100 per cent. 8. Do you have any comments or feedback on the Free Plant Program?

8. Ipswich population racing towards 250,000

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   22 Dec 2020: The city gained an extra 7,005 residents in the past financial year, recording a 3.16 per cent increase and bringing the total population of Ipswich to 228,544. ... Ripley and Deebing Heights were the other hotspots for growth in the city.

9. Council delivering on transport plan as major projects completed in 2020

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   22 Dec 2020: to 88.4 per cent, diverging further away from the iGO private vehicle mode share target of 75 per cent. ... per cent.”.

10. Have your say on future locations for Ipswich infrastructure

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    26 Jun 2023: 26 June 2023. Does your suburb need a new park, or a new community centre to respond to population growth? ... This Local Government Infrastructure Plan details our predicted annual population growth of 3.3 per cent annually, which will see us become

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