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1. Home Based Business

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   3 Mar 2023: Commercial property. The process of applying for a home based food business licence application is the same as any other fixed food premises application – please refer to the new business and ... Any packaged food that is manufactured from home must

2. Date Wednesday 11 December 2019 Time 6 - 8pm ... (PDF, 586k)

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   14 Apr 2021: John Janetzki Resilient Communities Ursula Monsiegneur Growth Management Bob Hampson Environment Grace Muriuki Growth Management. ... Acknowledgement. of Country. Greg Chemello –. Interim Administrator. Greg Chemello welcomed the group to the Combined.

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3. Year of success and fiscal responsibility

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   31 Oct 2023: In the past financial year, 6,228 new residents now call Ipswich home and on average six new houses were built every day. ... 6,228 new residents. 125,000 wheelie bins collected each week. 8496 tonnes of kerbside green waste to compost.

4. Have your say on draft new Ipswich Planning Scheme

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   26 May 2023: Ipswich City Council has prepared a new draft planning scheme, a major overhaul from the last one in 2006, to help plan for the city’s continued growth. ... Mayor Harding said work started on this new scheme more than three years ago.

5. New Keanes Bridge connecting the community

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   22 Nov 2023: Quotes attributable to Growth, Infrastructure and Waste Committee Deputy Chairperson, Councillor Paul Tully:. ... More and more people are choosing to call Ipswich home and this new concrete bridge will not only benefit residents today, but also ensure

6. A town the size of Beaudesert moves into Ipswich

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   11 Sep 2021: There were 2,547 dwellings approved and 1,508 new lots created in the past year, bringing our total dwellings to 86,603. ... Ripley, the second fastest growing suburb, completed 389 new homes and 1,199 new residents moving in.

7. What Ipswich’s post-war homes and Nolan’s Corner have in common

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   1 Feb 2021: 1949. Along with mining, came other industries and an influx of new residents. ... Continued rationing of building materials limited the size of new homes.

8. Terms of Reference Growth Management Community Reference Group INTRODUCTIONIpswich ... (PDF, 62k)

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   21 Oct 2019: The scope of the Growth Management Community Reference Group is limited to the following:. ... Growth and sustainable development. Transport and infrastructure. Capital Works Program. Community housing needs and housing diversity.

9. New year, new modern clubhouse for South Ripley

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   26 Jan 2024: Division 1 Councillor Sheila Ireland said the new facilities featured toilets and showers, amenities, facilities for people with disabilities and an office. ... RVFC president David ‘Willow’ Wilson said the new facilities would benefit the community

10. Economic Development Strategy 2023–2027 Acknowledgement of CountryIpswich City Council ... (PDF, 3363k)

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    17 Mar 2023: We’re welcoming over 6,000 new residents every year, and by 2041, our community will grow by 170 per cent, with 560,000 people expected to call the city home. ... Ipswich Central is entering an exciting phase of growth, having seen in excess of 30 new

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