Invert levels no longer required for Ipswich plumbing applications

May 7, 2015

We are advised that Ipswich City Council no longer requires invert levels to be shown on plumbing applications. This will speed up the approval process where invert levels are not known and have to be obtained from Queensland Urban Utilities.

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