Malta Environment and Planning Authority definition

Malta Environment and Planning Authority means the Authority as established by article 6 of the Environment and Development Planning Act;
Malta Environment and Planning Authority means the Malta Environment and Planning Authority as established under the Development Planning Act;
Malta Environment and Planning Authority and “MEPA” means the national environmental regulator and land use planning agency which issues development permits in respect of building projects for whatever use;

Examples of Malta Environment and Planning Authority in a sentence

  • The disposal of hazardous waste shall be carried out in accordance with procedures approved by the Environment Protection Department and the Malta Environment and Planning Authority.

  • The Company was requested by the Malta Environment and Planning Authority to pay fees amounting to €1,282,320 in 2009 for the disposal of excavated material at sea, which payment was made in full by the Company during the same year.

  • Obviously, this is subject to the approval of the Malta Environment and Planning Authority and/or other authorities as applicable.

  • The Malta Environment and Planning Authority (MEPA) will only issue a licence once it is satisfied that the building in question is compliant with a MEPA permit.

  • Malta Environment and Planning Authority, Semma' Leħnek http://www.mepa.org.mt/semma-lehnek.

  • Final Programme of Works as agreed with MIPA Construction Management Plan based on the requirements of the Malta Environment and Planning Authority and other statutory authorities.A Health and Safety Risk Assessment.A Health and Safety Plan based on the Occupational Health and Safety Authority Act (L.N. 281 of 2004) and good practice.

  • The Malta Environment and Planning Authority had issued a set of guidelines in 2007 on planning permitting of solar applications installed within the curtilage of a building.

  • The Malta Environment and Planning Authority (MEPA) had refused the permit in 2012.

  • Way back some years ago, the Malta Environment and Planning Authority and the department of Customs agreed on a way forward to monitor closely shipments of waste.

  • According to the advertisement, ARMS Ltd was considering the purchase or rental of property covered by a Class 5 Malta Environment and Planning Authority (MEPA) permit for utilisation as offices and customer services outlets in Valletta, Mosta, Sliema and Paola.

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