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New aged care provider Aspire applies for 132 bed planning approval in Ipswich
Jun 21 2016
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Aspire Aged Care has lodged the planning application with Ipswich City Council for a two-storey 132 unit development covering over 11,000 square metres in Silkstone.
The plans for the vacant block were designed by Wilson Architects and show six buildings with one bedroom and studio units.
Ipswich has three care existing facilities and serves a regional population of 180,000.
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