The Planning Authority has officially revoked the development permit for the site at Ramla l-Hamra. We are now monitoring the site to ensure the planned demolition moves forward as stipulated in the withdrawal order.
Annulment of the Ramla l-Hamra development permit
1. The Outline permit was granted on the grounds that the new project will occupy the same footprint as the old structures, when in fact it is over twice as large.
2. The Rationalisation schemes were supposed to prevent any more development in ODZ (Out of Development Zones).
3. The site is of high landscape value, and an ecologically sensitive area bordering a Natura 2000 site.
4. The site is an archaeologically sensitive area.
We have reached the five thousand signature mark. I am now finalizing the formal request for an audit of the planning board decision to ensure the footprint discrepancy is addressed in our upcoming meeting with the Planning Authority.
Reached 5,000 supporters
June 16, 2007
June 14, 2007
The petition reached 1,000 signatures today. I am now preparing a formal request for a meeting with the Planning Authority to present our objections regarding the footprint discrepancy and ecological impact.
Reached 1,000 supporters
June 12, 2007
June 10, 2007
We have reached the first goal of one hundred signatures. This figure gives me the standing to request a formal meeting with the Planning Authority to address the discrepancies in the footprint calculations.
Reached 100 supporters
June 10, 2007
6 Comments
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Maria Medina
19 years ago
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Ramla is a gem and needs to be protected not ruined by greedy developers. Leave our beaches alone
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Elena Gomez
19 years ago
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totally disgusting. the archaeology and the nature there is worth more than a hotel. shame on them.
K
Karl Petersen
19 years ago
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STOP THE DEVELOPMENT. enough is enough. ramla is for everyone not just for some resort.
D
David Henderson
19 years ago
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dont touch the red sand. ridiculous permit.
A
Antoinette Wilkinson
19 years ago
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Keep Ramla natural. Once you build there its gone forever.
J
Jason Hill
19 years ago
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its already way too big. how did they even get away with saying it was the same footprint?? this is corruption plain and simple.
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The Planning Authority has officially revoked the development permit for the site at Ramla l-Hamra. We are now monitoring the site to ensure the planned demolition moves forward as stipulated in the withdrawal order.
Annulment of the Ramla l-Hamra development permit
1. The Outline permit was granted on the grounds that the new project will occupy the same footprint as the old structures, when in fact it is over twice as large.
2. The Rationalisation schemes were supposed to prevent any more development in ODZ (Out of Development Zones).
3. The site is of high landscape value, and an ecologically sensitive area bordering a Natura 2000 site.
4. The site is an archaeologically sensitive area.
We have reached the five thousand signature mark. I am now finalizing the formal request for an audit of the planning board decision to ensure the footprint discrepancy is addressed in our upcoming meeting with the Planning Authority.
Reached 5,000 supporters
June 16, 2007
June 14, 2007
The petition reached 1,000 signatures today. I am now preparing a formal request for a meeting with the Planning Authority to present our objections regarding the footprint discrepancy and ecological impact.
Reached 1,000 supporters
June 12, 2007
June 10, 2007
We have reached the first goal of one hundred signatures. This figure gives me the standing to request a formal meeting with the Planning Authority to address the discrepancies in the footprint calculations.
Reached 100 supporters
June 10, 2007
6 Comments
M
Maria Medina
19 years ago
Featured
Ramla is a gem and needs to be protected not ruined by greedy developers. Leave our beaches alone
E
Elena Gomez
19 years ago
Featured
totally disgusting. the archaeology and the nature there is worth more than a hotel. shame on them.
K
Karl Petersen
19 years ago
Featured
STOP THE DEVELOPMENT. enough is enough. ramla is for everyone not just for some resort.
D
David Henderson
19 years ago
Featured
dont touch the red sand. ridiculous permit.
A
Antoinette Wilkinson
19 years ago
Featured
Keep Ramla natural. Once you build there its gone forever.
J
Jason Hill
19 years ago
Featured
its already way too big. how did they even get away with saying it was the same footprint?? this is corruption plain and simple.
Ramla is a gem and needs to be protected not ruined by greedy developers. Leave our beaches alone