The Planning Authority has said it will consider taking further action against the owner of an illegal villa being constructed in Armier after works continued despite enforcement orders to stop. In a statement issued today, the PA confirmed that an enforcement notice had been served on both the contravener and the Lands Authority, which owns the site
The Planning Authority said on Wednesday that it will 'consider' further action against the owner of a villa being built illegally in Armier in defiance of its orders. The Authority confirmed that an enforcement notice had been issued against the owner, a known individual, and the Lands Authority in its capacity as the landowner. "The contravener was
The Malta Ranger Unit has expressed concern over the continued construction of an allegedly illegal development within a Natura2000-protected area in the area of Armier, Mellieħa, despite the issuance of an enforcement notice by the Planning Authority (PA). In a Facebook post on Tuesday, the environmental NGO highlighted a case that it said demonstrates
Malta Ranger Unit has raised fresh concerns over what it described as a “powerless” enforcement system after an alleged illegal villa continued taking shape inside a Natura 2000 site despite a Planning Authority enforcement notice. In a social media post, the NGO shared updates on the case, claiming the site had transformed “from a pile of blocks into
Unauthorised construction of a house in Armier appears to be nearing completion, with Planning Authority enforcement seeming to do little to dissuade the contraveners from continuing work, the Malta Rangers claim. In a Facebook post on Tuesday highlighting “powerless” PA enforcement, the rangers said the 'villa' in Armier is “taking shape”. Photos