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1. State set to clean up Cleanaway

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   3 Aug 2022: has significantly contributed to the offensive odour emanating from the New Chum site. ... Impacted residents have been very concerned about their health and wellbeing,” Cr Fechner said.

2. Page 1 of 4 Version Control and Objective ID ... (PDF, 352k)

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   23 May 2022: shortfall in on-site parking provision). It is intended that this relief will:. ... spaces. Off-site car parking may also be available in the immediate vicinity of existing sites.

   by Amber van Sloten

3. ‘Mud Army’ mobilises to clean up Ipswich

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   5 Mar 2022: It is important volunteers keep safe during the recovery clean-up,” Mayor Harding said. ... experience.”. Local Resilience and Recovery Group Chair Councillor Kate Kunzelmann said volunteers gave the flood-impacted residents more than just clean

4. For more information visit Ipswich.qld.gov.au Castle Hill Blackstone Reserve ... (PDF, 3192k)

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   16 Sep 2016: Easy More Difficult Very Difficult. Castle Hill caters for all levels of mountain bike. ... Sacred sites are very important to the Traditional Owners, as they provide a link between Country and personal identity and allow the passing on of cultural

5. Haig Street Quarry Conservation ReserveHigh Street, Brassall TRAILS OF ... (PDF, 1166k)

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   10 May 2018: Sacred sites are very important to the Traditional Owners, as they provide a link between Country and personal identity and allow the passing on of cultural knowledge. ... Take out all the rubbish you take in. • Do not remove or disturb plants, animals

6. City of Ipswich Local Disaster Management Sub Plan Evacuation ... (PDF, 1250k)

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   21 May 2019: 4.1 Site Suitability. Multiple sites have been identified by Council for use as evacuation centre sites and other safer. ... evacuation centre sites should be included in the Evacuation Site Assessment for each site.

   by Matthew Pinder

7. Rats and mice

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   1 Aug 2023: Clean up costs and penalties may apply if you do not maintain your property to prevent these vermin. ... Avoid leaving pet food out overnight. Remove or prevent access to breeding sites by blocking up holes, having clean yards (including cut lawn), sheds,

8. Ipswich City Council WHAT A WASTE!ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION PROGRAM Teacher ... (PDF, 2882k)

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   13 Jul 2018: and valued. TURNING TRASH INTO TREASURE. ACTIVITY 4. Description:Children create a collage out of clean rubbish and recyclable items. ... wrappers,. styrofoam, old clothing/material, any other clean rubbish item.• A variety of clean recyclable items

9. Safety

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   4 Mar 2022: To clean-up:. Use rubber gloves and boots, and eye protection. Throw away contaminated household materials that cannot be cleaned or disinfected, such as carpet and childrens soft toys. ... Clean and disinfect all contaminated areas with hot water and

10. Desired Standards of Service for Leash Free Dog Areas Policy (vA9794170) (PDF, 441k)

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    20 Jun 2022: urban areas, Council may consider a reduced land and will assess on a site by site basis. Site Planning: Gradients:  The desired maximum surface gradients for the dog area . ... Page 7 of 8 . IPSWICH CITY COUNCIL |

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