Mepa caseload

The Malta Environment and Planning Authority determined 590 applications in April and received 697 new ones, leaving a pending net caseload at the end of that month of 3,080. It also issued 61 stop and enforcement notices. Thirty enforcement cases were...

The Malta Environment and Planning Authority determined 590 applications in April and received 697 new ones, leaving a pending net caseload at the end of that month of 3,080.

It also issued 61 stop and enforcement notices.

Thirty enforcement cases were sanctioned through a development permit, 30 illegal structures were removed by their owners and six cases were withdrawn. Two direct operations were also carried out by Mepa: the removal of illegal structures in Pietà and Victoria, and sealing off of a take-away outlet in Zabbar.

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