Government Notices published in Govt. Gazette No. 19,922 of 15 December 2017
No. 1399
ARMED FORCES OF MALTA
REGULAR FORCE
No. 1400
COPYRIGHT ACT
CAP. 415
No. 1401
DUTY ON DOCUMENTS AND TRANSFERS ACT (CAP. 364)
No. 1402
NUMBERING OF DOORS AT Ħ’ATTARD Amendments
With reference to Government Notice No. 383, dated 13th May, 1998, under the title ‘Renumbering of Doors at Ħ’Attard’, the following amendments in bold should be made.
No. 1408
ENVIRONMENT AND RESOURCES AUTHORITY
Notwithstanding the above, the Environment and Resources Authority reserves the right to request the applicant to submit additional information as may be necessary to inform the decision making process.
Potential Impact | Remarks on mitigation measures, etc. |
Land use | The proposal lies within the confines of an existing development and is seeking to maximise, through an increase in gross floor and building height, the use of an area that is already committed to urban development. |
Dust generation | Dust impacts during construction are short-term and temporary and can be mitigated through the implementation of the Environmental Management Construction Site Regulations (S.L. 552.09). No significant impacts are expected during the operational phase. |
Noise and vibrations | Noise emissions and vibrations during the demolition, excavation and construction phases are short term and can be mitigated through the implementation of the Environmental Management Construction Site Regulations (S.L. 552.09). During operation, increased noise levels from traffic are not considered to be significant, given the location and nature of the development. |
Waste | Waste, generated on site during the demolition, excavation and construction phases, is not expected to have significant impacts, given that these can be mitigated through the Waste Management Regulations (S.L. 549.63). During the operational phase, the increase in waste is not expected to be significant. |
Visual Amenity | The potential impacts likely to be generated through the proposed increase in gross floor and building height are considered not significant, given that the design and massing of the proposed development is not conflicting with the surrounding area. |
Air Quality | The significance of traffic-induced cumulative air quality impacts is not clear. An air quality study is being requested to identify the cumulative impacts likely to be generated through the envisaged increase in traffic flows. |