Local Planning
6 March 2010 Consultation Period expiring 21st March 2010
27 February 2010 Consultation Period expiring 14th March 2010
20 February 2010 Consultation Period expiring 7th March 2010
13 February 2010 Consultation Period expiring 28 February 2010
6 February 2010 Consultation Period expiring 21 February 2010
30 January 2010 Consultation Period expiring 14 February 2010
23 January 2010
16 January 2010
9 January 2010
Consolidated List of applications for Fourth Quarter 2009 in planning reference sequence (which correlates with the date the application was submitted).
Archive of Sliema planning applications between 3 October and 26 December, listed week by week as published in the Malta Independent newspaper on instructions of MEPA. The trends in planning may be assessed by reviewing these and looking up their history online at www.mepa.org.mt
Objections already registered by SRA and planning applications of particular concern are listed online and updated bi-monthly. The status of the applications of concern is monitored via the MEPA website and correspondence to/from SRA.
Details of planning applications can be found via the MEPA online Case Search facility to retrieve the key data in written format.
Use of the MEPA mapserver is also interesting as it will show the PA site location and its footprint. Some additional information (such as the Case Officer's report) may be purchased online.
Specific queries about planning applications or plans must be addressed to MEPA and not to SRA!
MEPA front office staff are available every morning (doors shut at midday) during the working week to answer queries and show the relevant plans.
Please take with you the relevant application reference - which is of the format PA01234/09 or PA01234/08 (where 01234 is a serial number assigned in the year the application was originally submitted.
To learn more about MEPA's public consultation procedure, click here.
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