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PA/07787/24: demolish one floor of existing store in Qormi

Vacant Plot & Adjacent Store, Triq il-Kummerc c/w Triq is-Snajja' c/w, Vjal ir-Royal Malta Artillery, Qormi

To demolish one floor of existing store. To excavate and construct one basement level of garages/parking spaces and substation, together with two reservoirs. To construct 4 commercial (Class 4B) spaces and garages/parking spaces at ground floor level and 13 overlying apartments at each first, second and third floor levels and 11 penthouses at recessed floor level. Proposal also includes landscaping at ground floor level.

Status
Granted (This application has been approved by Planning Board / Commission.)
Location
Vacant Plot & Adjacent Store, Triq il-Kummerc c/w Triq is-Snajja' c/w, Vjal ir-Royal Malta Artillery, Qormi
Locality
Qormi
Applicant
Mark Agius
Perit
JD Periti
Application type
Full development permission
Zone
Outside Development Zone
Type of works
Demolition & New Construction (Residential)
Height
3 floors plus a receded floor
Residential units
24
Received
10 August 2024
Validated
13 November 2024
Published
13 November 2024
Comments close
16 December 2024
Recommendation
Grant Permission
Decision
Grant Permission
Decision date
26 March 2026
Permit expires
22 April 2031

Case details on the Planning Authority website

Plans, case officer report and decision on eapps

Planning activity around Vacant Plot & Adjacent Store, Triq il-Kummerc c/w Triq is-Snajja' c/w, Vjal ir-Royal Malta Artillery, Qormi

71 other applications within 300 m: 44 granted, 2 refused, 7 pending. 96% of decided applications nearby were granted. Tallest granted nearby: 5 floors (PA/06124/23).

On Triq il-Kummerc: 26 other applications, 16 granted and 0 refused; granted buildings are typically 4 floors, the tallest 5. Periti active on this street: Andrew Psaila, Alexis Inguanez, Robert J. Ellul Sciberras.

Approval estimate for demolition & new construction applications like this here: about 95% (likely range 65–100%, low reliability, from 6 comparable decisions nearby). Outside the development zone, where approvals are harder. 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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