MEPA ends Lija development controversy
Lija council has welcomed a decision by MEPA for buildings at Transfiguration Avenue not to exceed two storeys in height.
It also welcomed the scheduling of historic Villa Gourgion in Main Road as a Grade One building.
There was controversy recently over an application for the building of a block of flats in Transfiguration Avenue, close to the scenic belvedere.
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Scerri S
Jul 22nd 2008, 20:55
Prosit..
M Borg
Jul 22nd 2008, 12:50
And what about ta'Fgieni area? Attard realls needs open spaces especially with the ongoing destructions of villas and bungalows into blocks of tiny apartments...after all Ta Fgieni has been promised as a public open space for over 20years!
Lewis Balzan
Jul 22nd 2008, 11:32
And what about the building block being built next door to the Labour Party Club, also near the Belvedere?
Matthew Tabone
Jul 22nd 2008, 11:16
Common sense has prevailed!