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PA/03243/24: development including conversion of two properties into in Cospicua (Bormla)

No.91/92 Emerald, Triq San Gorg c/w, Triq Matty Grima, Cospicua (Bormla)

Proposed development including conversion of two properties into a single residential dwelling. Development to include minor internal alterations and replacement of existing aluminium apertures to timber. Application to include the sanctioning of alterations carried out on site which vary from previous permit.

Status
Granted (This application has been approved by Planning Board / Commission.)
Location
No.91/92 Emerald, Triq San Gorg c/w, Triq Matty Grima, Cospicua (Bormla)
Locality
Cospicua (Bormla)
Applicant
Pamela Vella Scicluna
Perit
Perit Michael Camilleri
Application type
Full development permission - Summary Process
Zone
Within Development Zone
Type of works
Sanctioning
Residential units
1
Received
20 February 2024
Validated
31 July 2024
Published
5 June 2024
Comments close
20 June 2024
Decision
Acceptable
Permit expires
28 August 2029

Case details on the Planning Authority website

Plans, case officer report and decision on eapps

Planning activity around No.91/92 Emerald, Triq San Gorg c/w, Triq Matty Grima, Cospicua (Bormla)

202 other applications within 300 m: 138 granted, 2 refused, 27 pending. 99% of decided applications nearby were granted. Tallest granted nearby: 4 floors (PA/02218/23).

On Triq San Gorg: 23 other applications, 16 granted and 2 refused; granted buildings are typically 4 floors, the tallest 4. Periti active on this street: Anthony Robinson, Andrew Vinci, Mark Arrigo, Michael Camilleri.

Approval estimate for sanctioning applications like this here: about 95% (likely range 65–100%, low reliability, from 27 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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