Rock supply for private emergency works at Central Reach Amity Point

Rock Supply Update: Limited Availability for Private Requests

Council has limited rock supply annually with priority being the safe maintenance of community assets and infrastructure. Council cannot guarantee supply to eligible private landowners.

Landowners seeking rock may also source material from commercial quarries on North Stradbroke Island (Minjerribah) or the mainland

Note: Rock supply fees for 26/27 from NSI Fisherman Quarry remain unchanged at: $95.45 per m³ and after-hours access to NSI Fisherman Quarry: $90.91 per hour

 

 

 
Eligibility

Private landowners from the Central Reach of Amity Point undertaking emergency works on the flow slide barrier.

Application process

1. Submit the application form

• Online: Rock Supply for Private Emergency Works at Central Reach Amity Point form
• Email: Print and complete the Rock Supply for Private Emergency Works on Flow Slide Barrier at Central Reach Amity Point(PDF, 467KB), scan, and send to rcc@redland.qld.gov.au 

2. Follow up

Call (07) 3829 8999 to confirm Council has received the form.

3. Provide advance notice

• Notify Council of the time and date the rock is required.
• Processing time: At least five business days.

Rock supply fees (2026-2027)

• Rock from NSI Fisherman Quarry (by request): $95.45 per m³ (excluding gst)
• After-hours access to NSI Fisherman Quarry: $90.91 per hour (excluding gst)

Next steps after approval

1. Payment and approval
   Once payment is received, Council will send approval to source rock.

2. Contractor arrangements
   Landowners are responsible for managing all works with a contractor. The only approved contractor for accessing the Council quarry is:
   
   Mazzoni Plant Hire Pty Ltd
   Email: nat@mazzoniplanthire.com.au
   Phone: 0431 715 641

3. Rock supply responsibilities
   Landowners are responsible for sorting, loading, transportation, placement of rock, and contractor payments.

Council quarry availability and conditions

• Council does not operate a commercial quarry.
• No guarantee is given by Council regarding the future price or availability of rock.
• The price of rock is listed in Council’s Register of Fees and is based on cost recovery.
• If rock supply is limited, priority will be given to ensure sufficient rock is retained for Council’s assets and responsibilities.
• Private landowners are responsible for sourcing rock from any commercial quarry on North Stradbroke Island/Minjerribah or the mainland that meets their required specifications.

Legal and compliance requirements

• Construction and maintenance of erosion protection works are the responsibility of landowners.
• The flow slide barrier is an existing structure, so a retrospective DA application is required.
• Emergency works can proceed under Section 166 of the Planning Act 2016, provided they align with the Safety Management Plan in the Amity Point SEMP (Appendix 2). A link to the Amity Point SEMP – Safety Management Plan(PDF, 2MB) and the State Guideline Section 166 - Emergency Tidal Works(PDF, 275KB) is provided.

Regulatory notifications

Landowners undertaking emergency tidal works must notify:

• State Government: SEQSouthPlanning@dsdilgp.qld.gov.au
• Council: rcc@redland.qld.gov.au
• A development application must be submitted as soon as reasonably possible.

Example site plan and rock volume calculation

• Volume required for a 20m length x 3m width x 4m depth:
  • 240m³ (approximately 216 tonnes)

Volume required for 20m length x 3m width x 4m depth = 240m³ (approximately 216 tonne)

Landowners are responsible for organising all works with a contractor, including sorting, loading, transportation, placement of rock and payment of contractor for services provided.

Alternative rock sources restrictions

• If Council quarry access is not applicable, landowners must source rock from other commercial quarries on North Stradbroke Island/Minjerribah or the mainland.
• If a landowner is not from the Central Reach of Amity Point or is not undertaking emergency works under Section 166, rock supply will not be provided, and Council cannot process the application.