Mysterious Għar Lapsi balcony is set in stone - No evidence to issue enforcement order, says PA
A close up of the concrete balcony captured by Planning Authority staff during a recent inspection. A ‘mysterious’ concrete balcony protruding from the Għar Lapsi coastal cliffs enjoying unobstructed views of Filfla is there to stay, as according to the planning watchdog there is no “solid evidence” to issue an enforcement order. Completely concealed from land, the structure is only visible from the sea. It was flagged a few weeks ago by environmentalist Alan Deidun, who posted a photo on his Facebook account. While questioning the legality of what he sarcastically described as “a room with a view” he questioned if this was yet another audacious attempt to have a property in a privileged location. A close up of the concrete balcony captured by Planning Authority staff during a recent inspection. “Seems like constructions within cliffs themselves have become the next frontier,” he remarked. Comments below Prof. Deidun’s post claimed that the ‘balcony’ was connected to near