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PA/00064/26: Alterations to pre-1968 property including alterations and in Sliema

Nos.25 & 26, Triq San Vincenz c/w Nos. 11, 12,13, Triq San Lawrenz, Sliema

Alterations to pre-1968 property including alterations and restoration to facade, demolition of internal walls and floor levels to be relocated at different heights with the addition of a second floor level within the existing height and an addition of a receded floor. Application includes the excavation for pool at level -1 and construction of pool at roof level. Application to include sanctioning of demolition of pre1967 roof structure.

Status
Suspended (Application processing is currently suspended at the perit's request)
Location
Nos.25 & 26, Triq San Vincenz c/w Nos. 11, 12,13, Triq San Lawrenz, Sliema
Locality
Sliema
Applicant
Robin Sferrazza
Perit
Perit Andrew Agius Delicata
Application type
Full development permission
Zone
Within Development Zone
Type of works
Sanctioning
Height
3 floors plus a receded floor
Received
26 September 2025
Validated
14 January 2026
Published
28 January 2026
Comments close
27 February 2026

Case details on the Planning Authority website

Plans, case officer report and decision on eapps

Planning activity around Nos.25 & 26, Triq San Vincenz c/w Nos. 11, 12,13, Triq San Lawrenz, Sliema

248 other applications within 300 m: 158 granted, 7 refused, 26 pending. 96% of decided applications nearby were granted. Tallest granted nearby: 14 floors (PA/02965/23).

On Triq San Vincenz: 6 other applications, 4 granted and 0 refused; granted buildings are typically 14 floors, the tallest 14.

Approval estimate for sanctioning applications like this here: about 94% (likely range 64–100%, medium reliability, from 61 comparable decisions nearby). Indicative only. It's based on decisions for similar nearby applications, not on the drawings or the case officer's report; it gets better as documents are added from eapps.

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