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REINSTATEMENT WORKS AT RAMLA BAY

The Malta Environment and Planning Authority (MEPA) makes reference to the recent reinstatement works that were carried out in Ramla il-Hamra Bay prior to the start of the summer season.
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REINSTATEMENT WORKS AT RAMLA BAY
METROPOLIS PERMISSION RENEWED
METROPOLIS PERMISSION RENEWED
NEW POLICY FOR HOTEL HEIGHT LIMITATIONS
NEW POLICY FOR HOTEL HEIGHT LIMITATIONS

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In life you can decide on many things. When that is related to your health and well-being you can decide on your diet, for instance. Or you can decide to avoid a bathing spot where the water is reported to be dirty and polluted. In your life you can decide on many things but one: breathing. Air is something we could not live without. And air quality is of great importance because poor air quality affects our health and the environment we live in.

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The Malta Environment and Planning Authority (MEPA), the Malta Tourism Authority (MTA) and the Ministry for Sustainable Development, the Environment and Climate change notifies your council that in order to mitigate the nuisance of construction sites during the summer period: 
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Your views and comments on proposed developments that are undergoing an EIA process are important.  This section contains a list of proposals that are currently undergoing an EIA procedure, and for which the public is invited to submit comments.
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The Mapping Shop at the Malta Environment and Planning Authority’s offices, at St Francis Ravelin in Floriana, has started to provide the public with an extended service for those wishing to view Archived Plotting Maps.
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The Times
2nd March, 2011

I refer to a letter that was published in the Times of Malta on the 24th February 2011, under the header ‘Untouchable Contractors’ whereby Mr Louis Abela questions who is running the show when it comes to the enforcement of construction site management regulations - MEPA, the local councils or the building contractors?

While the Authority sympathises with Mr Abela’s frustration at the inconvenience and nuisance of having ongoing building works adjacent to his property, it is appropriate for the Authority to remind the public, that the responsibility for the enforcement of the construction site management regulations, including times and days when works can be carried out is with the Ministry for Resources and Rural Affairs (MRRA) and not with MEPA. Queries and reports relevant to the enforcement of these regulations can be made to the Ministry on 22997608 (during working hours) and 79074334 (after working hours).

MEPA is the competent Authority to ensure that planning application decisions are respected and enforced. To further strengthen the Authority’s position against illegal development, MEPA has started to prohibit the submission of planning applications that seek to regularize illegal development in ODZ and protected areas carried out after May 2008, or on all scheduled properties. MEPA will soon be introducing daily fines and significantly increase its penalties.