The Nationalist Party has condemned the recusal of five members of the Planning Authority’s Board minutes before a meeting on one of the most controversial planning projects in a generation came up for debate. Board chairman Vince Cassar, ERA chairman Victor Axiak, NGO representative Annick Bonello, and Joseph Brincat recused themselves from the sitting
Reading Time: < 1 minute The Planning Authority on Thursday approved by a whisker the controversial db Group project in Pembroke despite unprecedented opposition from local councils, residents and environmental groups. The objectors will be appealing the decision. Source Times of Malta Updated 1745
The Planning Authority on Thursday approved by a whisker the controversial db Group project in Pembroke despite unprecedented opposition from local councils, residents and environmental groups. The project was approved with four votes in favour and three against, including the Pembroke council representative. The €250 million project will see the construction
DB Group’s City Centre project on the former ITS site in Pembroke has been approved by the Planning Board. Four board members voted in favour of the project, with three voting against it. Earlier today, five board members recused themselves from the meeting – including Planning Board Chairman Vince Cassar, environment authority Chairman Victor Axiak,
Montage supplied by Moviment Graffitti Five members of the Planning Authority board have recused themselves from a hearing that is due to decide the fate of the db Group’s City Centre project in Pembroke. Planning Board Chairman Vince Cassar, ERA Chairman Victor Axiak, NGO representative Annick Bonello and board member Joseph Brincat cited a court
Five Planning Authority board members have recused themselves from taking a decision on the controversial db project in Pembroke. The board is due to hear the application for the mega project on the former ITS site today. PA chairman Vince Cassar, ERA chairman, Victor Axiak, NGO representative Annick Bonello, and Joseph Brincat all said that while
Five Planning Authority board members on Thursday recused themselves from the hearing that is due to decide on the controversial db mega project on the former ITS site in Pembroke, citing perceived possible conflict of interest. PA chairman Vince Cassar, Environmental Resources Authority chairman Victor Axiak, Joseph Brincat, NGO representative Annick Bonello
Environmental activists and local residents have urged Malta’s Planning Authority to reject a major high-rise project in Pembroke. The project, which will see a tower and hotel built in the town as part of DB Group’s City Centre Project, was called “ one of the worst projects ever proposed in our country” by activists who have been protesting the developing
Pembroke, Swieqi and St Julian’s residents have come together in a final call to the planning board to reject the db Pembroke project. “We are fed up and scared of the monster we will have in front of us,” Pembroke resident Rita Zammit said. She was speaking during a joint press conference held by Pembroke residents, several NGOs and the councils of
The db project, which will see a 12 storey hotel and two residential towers with a height of 17 and 18 floors respectively constructed, is 'one of the worst proposed' NGO Moviment Graffitti has seen, it said during a protest against the proposed project. The PA is set to decide on the project next Thursday, which will see 179 apartments, 386 hotel