Queensland Consolidated Acts(1) An allocation notice authorises the holder, during the period the notice is in force, to access quarry material.
(2) However, the holder is not authorised to remove any quarry material under the notice until the holder has obtained—
(a) if the holder must have a development permit for the removal of the quarry material—a development permit; and
(b) if the removal of the quarry material is an environmentally relevant activity—the required authority.
(3) Subsection (4) applies to an application, involving the removal of quarry material in tidal water, for—
(a) a development permit for—
(i) a material change of use of premises that is assessable development prescribed under the Planning Act, section 232(1); or
(ii) operational work that is work within a coastal management district that is assessable development prescribed under the Planning Act, section 232(1); or
(iii) a mobile and temporary environmentally relevant activity that is assessable development prescribed under the Planning Act, section 232(1); or
(b) an environmental authority.
(4) The application must be supported by—
(a) evidence of an allocation notice for the removal of the quarry material mentioned in the application; or
(b) the written consent of the chief executive to the application.
(5) However, the chief executive may refuse to consent if—
(a) the person is not the holder of an allocation notice; or
(b) the person is the holder of an allocation notice but the works to which the application relates are not consistent with the notice.
(6) In this section—
mobile and temporary environmentally relevant activity see the Environmental Protection Act 1994, schedule 4.