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PA/01627/23: demolition of boundary walls to combine two in Qormi

67 and 69, Triq Dun Marju, Qormi

Proposed demolition of boundary walls to combine two adjacent pre-1968 properties into one original whole, sanctioning of demolition of recent accretions in the backyard to make way for the construction of a small bathroom, lowering of ceiling of pre-1968 garage to accommodate a bedroom, widening of garage door, removal of wall separating two doors to form a larger opening, construction of loggia in front of the proposed larger door, construction of a staircase at the back of the garage to create an internal connection to the overlying floor. Proposal also seeks permission to open three new apertures on the elevation and sanction variations on elevation, sanction lightweight structure at roof level and sanction mechanically ventilated bathroom in bedroom at first floor level from approved PA7203/16 . Restoration of the facade of No.69 and replacement of existing metal apertures with timber apertures.

Status
Granted (This application has been approved by Planning Board / Commission.)
Location
67 and 69, Triq Dun Marju, Qormi
Locality
Qormi
Applicant
Ms Maria Concetta Cacciatolo
Perit
Perit David Mifsud Parker
Application type
Full development permission
Zone
Within Development Zone
Type of works
Sanctioning
Residential units
1
Received
1 March 2023
Validated
5 April 2023
Published
5 April 2023
Comments close
8 May 2023
Recommendation
Grant Permission
Decision
Grant Permission
Decision date
3 September 2025
Permit expires
17 September 2030

Case details on the Planning Authority website

Plans, case officer report and decision on eapps

Planning activity around 67 and 69, Triq Dun Marju, Qormi

137 other applications within 300 m: 80 granted, 3 refused, 13 pending. 96% of decided applications nearby were granted. Tallest granted nearby: 5 floors (PA/03040/23).

On Triq Dun Marju: 13 other applications, 8 granted and 1 refused; granted buildings are typically 4 floors, the tallest 5. Periti active on this street: Kyle Vella, Maria Schembri Grima, Claudia Calleja.

Approval estimate for sanctioning applications like this here: about 94% (likely range 64–100%, low reliability, from 32 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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