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CIVIL & GEOTECHNICAL ENGINEERS -‐ Norfolk Island Pty Ltd Consulting Civil and Geotechnical Engineers NBN 280041203
Registered office:
15A Taylors Road Post Office Box 191 Burnt Pine, Norfolk Island 2899 South Pacific
Tel: (672) 323 401 Tel: (672) 323 801 Mob: (672) 355 800 Email: civil-‐[email protected]
Australia Project Office
Geotech International Pte Ltd 8 Argyle Place Millers Point, NSW 2000 Australia
Tel: (61-‐2) 9029 7886 Fax: (61-‐2) 9475 4477 Mob: (61) 448 488 407 [email protected]
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PROJECT SUMMARY Jacobs Rock Quarry and Port
(Revised: 15 July 2015)
Project participants:
Developers Civil & Geotech – Norfolk Island Pty Ltd Norfolk Island, South Pacific Geotech International Pte Ltd Singapore
Architecture, design and planning
Dickson Rothschild -‐ Architecture | Urban Design | Planning Sydney, Australia
Finance and investor services
Acutus Singapore
Legal Rajah & Tann Singapore
Government Norfolk Island Administration Commonwealth Administration
Project summary:
No. Subject Information and planning
1 Civil & Geo NI establishment and capabilities
Established 16 December 2013 on Norfolk Island as a registered Norfolk Island Company with two resident Island Directors
Specialized capabilities in Asia and the Pacific in cooperation with Geotech International of Singapore: -‐ Civil and geotechnical engineering design -‐ Water and power resources security -‐ Geotechnical exploration and testing -‐ Materials testing -‐ Construction Management for infrastructure projects -‐ Quality Control and Quality Assurance of infrastructure construction -‐ Quarry design and management -‐ Flood and storm disaster risk management
2 Civil & Geo client base in cooperation with Geotech International of Singapore
Asian Development Bank (ADB) and World Bank (WB) Hydropower developers Mining companies Quarry developers and operators Disaster management agencies Other international and national agencies and companies
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3 Status of development of Civil & Geotech capabilities on the Island
1. New permanent office has been established in Burnt Pine 2. Full time Norfolk Island based Operations Manager is in place 3. Geotechnical drilling and sampling equipment is currently in transit to the
Island 4. A QC Materials Testing Laboratory is being established on the Island
New Civil & Geotech office in Burt Pine
4 Fundamental
requirements for economic development of remote communities
Work for the ADB, WB and NGO’s and private developers always begins with two basic needs:
1. Transportation access 2. Construction materials
There is currently NO working quarry for rock and aggregate on Norfolk Island
Provision of these two basic needs will enable: 1. Economic construction of much needed infrastructure on Norfolk
Island 2. 2. More and better private investment on Norfolk Island
Location of Jacobs Rock Quarry and Port on west coast of
Norfolk Island
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Aerial view of Jacobs Rock Quarry and Port site
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5 Jacobs Rock Quarry and Port Project benefits to Norfolk Island
Provides much needed basic capability for Norfolk Island A third wharf facility on the west coast of NI that is protected from wave
and storm action when Kingston Pier and Cascade Pier are not useable Minor and acceptable environmental impacts to the Island ecology and
culture. Indirect environmental benefits from not having to import gravel to Norfolk Island include; No requirement for construction of a temporary earthen barge landing
ramp in Ball Bay. The anecdotal evidence from previous temporary ramps suggest that marine turtles and corals have been negatively impacted by this practice, associated with both the poor quality of the dirt and waste road tar used to construct the ramp, and the destruction of the ramp(s) by storms contaminating the entire bay with silt and tar.
Sourcing rock locally will protect the quarantine values of the Island by reducing the potential for introduced weed, insect and animal species from entering the island in contaminated gravel
Materials for construction of a new west coast cargo and cruise ship passenger handing facility
Rock fill materials needed for all types of Island civil works 1) Water and power security 2) Pier rehabilitation and coastal protection 3) Road rehabilitation 4) Airport upgrade 5) Private construction 6) Materials for exports
Construction of a 5 Star hotel and condominium complex to fully environmentally rehabilitate the quarry site at the end of quarry operations
Left -‐ Vertical view of Jacobs
Rock pier showing basalt
platform in the sea
Right -‐ View of Jacobs Rock Quarry show access road to Jacobs Rock
Port
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6 Island capabilities to be added by the Jacobs Rock Project
High level Job creation for Norfolk Island residents: Experience for the design and construction of sea transport facilities
throughout the South Pacific region Qualifications to work for the World Bank and Asian Development Bank in
their Pacific Island economic development programmes Training of Island work force in specialized marine and island specific
construction Training of Island residents in Computer Aided Design (CAD) and drafting Establishment of an Island based design and construction specialist
location for the South Pacific Region Attract AusAid Pacific Region project consultant work to the Island
7 Timeline for establishment of Jacobs Rock Quarry and Port project -‐ Ground breaking planned December 2015
Planning, engineering and financing are well advanced: 1. Establishment of Project Office on Norfolk Island to design and build the
Jacobs Rock Quarry and Port -‐ Completed October 2013 2. Preliminary design of Jacobs Rock Port access road -‐ Completed January
2015 3. Successful application to perform geotechnical investigation for the quarry
and Port in Selwyn Preserve -‐ Awarded by Commonwealth and Norfolk Island Administration on 31 March 2015
4. Geotechnical investigation and report completed -‐ Expected August 2015 5. Planning and architectural design of port and resort completed -‐ Expected
August 2015 6. Bankable Feasibility Study completed -‐ Planned August 2015 7. Environmental Impact Assessment completed -‐ Planned August 2015 8. Application to perform an Approved Activity within a Public Reserve
lodged -‐ Expected September 2015 9. Environmental Protection and Biodiversity and Conservation Act
(Commonwealth EPBC) application lodged -‐ Expected September 2015 10. EPBC Permit approved and issued -‐ Expected October 2015 11. Commonwealth granting of 30 year lease to operate Jacobs Rock Quarry
and Port granted -‐ Expected November 12. Project financing secured and financial closure -‐ Expected November 2015 13. Ground breaking to begin construction of Jacobs Rock Quarry and Port -‐
Planned mid-‐December 2015
8 Enhanced water and power security for the Island
Civil & Geo has unique experience in the design and implementation of small scale hydropower projects in remote areas -‐ The Island has unique topography that is suitable for a pump
hydropower scheme using sea water and renewable energy Civil and Geo has specialized experience in the design and implementation
of water storage projects using rock materials that will be secured from the Jacobs Rock Quarry -‐ Small scale rock fill embankments and impervious membrane-‐lined
retention basins can be developed to catch and store rainwater for enhanced island water security