Construction Management Site Regulations, 2022

L.N. 340 of 2022

BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION AUTHORITY ACT

(CAP. 623)

Construction Management Site Regulations, 2022

IN EXERCISE of the powers conferred by article 17(2) of the

Building and Construction Authority Act, the Minister responsible for

the construction industry, after consultation with the Building and

Construction Authority Board, has made the following regulations:-

PART I

Preliminary

The title of these regulations is the Construction

Management Site Regulations, 2022.

(Regulation 6)

Reducing Nuisance to Neighbours

1. Three (3) weeks before any work commences which will

take longer than four (4) weeks to complete, the client shall ensure that

there shall be erected on the street boundary of the site a permanent A2

sized notice board, as specified below, on which shall be affixed, and

suitably protected from the weather, the development permit number,

the particulars of the client, site manager and responsible Perit and the

contractor or contractors including their telephone numbers. A

template of such notice may be downloaded from the Authority’s web

site. The details on the notice board shall be legible from the road level

with a minimum font size of 100 point. Such notice board shall be

maintained in good condition at all times until all works on site are

completed or until such time as deemed appropriate by the Authority.

Such notice shall also include

(a)

the start date of the works; and

(b)

a contact number.

Where the site is larger than one thousand (1,000) square metres,

or has a frontage bordering any road or roads in excess of twenty-five

(25) metres, such information shall be displayed on a notice board

which shall be at least one point five (1.5) metres by two point five

(2.5) metres, and shall also include dates of completion of the principal

stages of the project. This notice board shall be placed in such a way

that it does not obstruct or hinder the safety and easy flow of traffic

and general public. Moreover a copy of the development permit and all

its renewals, if any, together with copies of all plans and elevations as

approved, shall be kept on site and the same shall at all reasonable

times be available for inspection.

Construction Management Site Regulations

Template for Notice Board / Billboard as stipulated by item 1 of the First

Schedule

Development

Title

Permit Number

Works

Commencement

Date

Name Of Site

24 Hour

Manager

Contact Number

Lead Contractor

Other Contractors Insert name Insert name of Insert name

of

of

second third contractor contractor

contractor

Perit/firm Of Periti

Client

OHSA Health & Safety Officer

Address & Contact Address

& Contact Details

Details

Contact Details

In case of difficulty kindly contact the Local Council on telephone number

2. Cutting of stones and bricks may be allowed on site

Cutting of stone.

Provided that

(a) all machinery and tools not listed in the Eighth

Schedule shall be equipped with dust extraction and recovery

systems, to ensure that dust is not dispersed onto public areas

and third party property; in combination with either of the

provisions of paragraphs (b) or (c);

(b) upon roofing of the lowest floor of the structure, all

mechanical cutting of stone and brick cutting shall take place

within the building and all external apertures shall be boarded up

with an impermeable material;

(c)

stone and brick cutting shall be carried out in a

temporary enclosed impermeable structure erected on the

construction site.

3. Screed sand and other loose building materials such as

cement, small pieces of material and shingles shall be transported,

deposited and stored on site in rigid containers with suitable covers or

flexible sturdy containers that may be appropriately sealed, which

material shall support the weight being contained, to permit the total

enclosure of such materials at all times and which shall be kept sealed

when not in use.

4. Without prejudice to any other law, no building material,

waste, machinery or equipment shall be allowed to obstruct the

pavement or the smooth flow of traffic in the vicinity of the site on

which works are in progress or complete. Depositing of building

materials for loading or unloading purposes and placing of equipment

in the street along the frontage of the site shall be authorised by the

responsible Local Council.

5. Without prejudice to any other law and in addition to the

vehicular traffic.

requirements emanating from the Work Place (Minimum Health and

Safety Requirements for Work at Construction Sites) Regulations,

when a hazard to vehicular traffic on a public way is created by work

on, or associated with construction works, one (1) or more of the

following shall be provided to direct the traffic, as may be considered

appropriate and approved by the responsible Local Council, and where

appropriate by the Authority for Transport in Malta

(a)

one (1) or more law enforcement officers;

(b)

warning signs;

(c)

barriers;

(d)

lane control devices; and, or

(e) flashing lights or flares located at a suitable distance

from the hazard.

When there is no agreement between the respective Local

Council and the Authority for Transport in Malta, the decision of the

competent authority shall prevail.

Moreover, only signs provided for in the Traffic Signs and

Carriageway Markings Regulations shall be allowed.

6. The following adequate facilities and measures shall be

undertaken to ensure that the site and its immediate vicinity are kept

clean

(a) any trash or debris shall be contained on site and

disposed of in closed waste receptacles to avoid wind, rain or

any other movement related to the works process from carrying

it off site into any public area;

(b) the works shall not create any discharge of cleaning

agents, paints, oil, other pollutants or hazardous waste to public

areas or into the sewerage system, or into the sea;

(c) the immediate clean up of works related spills or

pollution;

(d)

sweeping, washing or vacuuming of dust from the

street;

(e) wash out pits, concrete or mortar mixers and

chemical holding areas shall be located away from sewage

systems and waterways or third party property; and

(f) prior to any vehicular movement from within the site

to any public area, these shall have their tyres washed of all

material, dirt or any other material that may be carried out into

the public area and deposited thereon.

7. All necessary measures shall be undertaken for initial Rodent control.

eradication and subsequent rodent control on sites to the satisfaction of

the competent authority. The following minimum measures shall be

undertaken

(a) preventing any discharge of sewage and, or, the

closing off of any access to the main sewer;

(b) organic waste shall be disposed off immediately so as

not to allow rodents to infest the site; and

(c) trap stations or poison shall be installed within the

site perimeter and storage locations, and also in manholes, where

applicable.

The scope of these regulations is to limit environmental

degradation through appropriate construction management practices

that cause the least nuisance to neighbours, to minimise the risk of

injury to the public, to protect the property belonging to the

Government and the local councils, and as much as possible to reduce

the harm to the environment. These regulations shall have no bearing

on the responsibilities related to construction sites emanating from

other legislative instruments.

(Regulations 6 and 9)

1. For any building not exceeding seven (7) metres in height

from road level, it shall be mandatory to erect hoarding made of

suitable rigid material that is free-standing and independent of the

metres in height.

building itself up to a height of three (3) metres. Such hoarding shall

be designed in a manner that conceals the site and protects adjacent

areas from the egress of dust and from materials which may fall from

within the site.

2. For any building exceeding seven (7) metres in height from

road level, it shall be mandatory to erect hoarding made of suitable

rigid material up to the full height of the building. Such hoarding shall,

metres in height.

in the absence of a nationally approved code of practice by the

competent authority, be designed in a manner that entirely conceals the

site and protects adjacent areas from the egress of dust and from

materials which may fall from within the site

Provided that for buildings up to or higher than twenty-five

(25) metres, as an alternative to hoarding to full height, the hoarding

up to twenty-five (25) metres may be used and from the twenty-fifth

(25 th ) metres upwards all windows and balcony door openings shall be

boarded up to prevent the egress of dust. For sites that are recessed

from the road, semi-detached or detached, such hoarding shall enclose

the whole of the site.

The hoarding shall, as a minimum, be erected in a manner that

ensures that it extends to at least one (1) metre above the highest floor

level within the site when measured in the vertical plane.

Where demolition activity is to be carried out, the hoarding shall

be erected upfront to the full height of the building or as appropriate to

the competent authority to ensure public safety and the least

inconvenience to the neighbours. Hoarded structures should also be

provided with an adequate amount of interlocking waste chutes to

deliver waste material from any level within the structure to the closest

destination of the waste receptacles without causing any

inconvenience or hazard to any person or third party property.

Moreover, chutes shall be

(a) closed where they are inclined more than forty-five

(45) degrees with the horizontal angle; and

(b)

be kept closed or covered when not in use.

3. Hoardings shall be constructed from timber or metal frame

and shall be covered with suitable mesh or material that precludes any

visual impact of the works ongoing within the site. Moreover

(a) all hoardings shall form a barrier against the egress of

dust and debris from the site to the surrounding environment;

(b) hoardings shall be designed to withstand up to gale

wind loads (Force 8 and above) with any anchorage as necessary

to prevent overturning and ensure stability. In addition hoardings

adjoining excavations shall be designed to withstand any

external impacts;

(c) hoardings and barricades shall be kept in good

condition to fulfil their purpose;

(d)

all works shall be contained within the hoarding; and

(e) advertisements on the hoardings may be allowed

subject to advertising laws and regulations.

4. Works extending beyond, or affecting, the perimeter Works that

surrounding the site shall not commence until a covered way has been extend

or affect, the

provided in accordance with the provisions of item 5 to protect the perimeter

surrounding the

public, except where

site.

(a) the work and ancillary machinery is carried out

within a solid enclosure; and

(b) the works and their ancillary machinery are at a

distance of two (2) metres or more from a public way used by

pedestrians.

5. A covered way shall

Covered ways.

(a)

have a height of not less than two point two (2.2)

metres;

(b) have a width of not less than one point two (1.2)

metres or the width of the public passage, whichever is the lesser,

but sufficient to ensure accessibility for pushchairs and the

disabled. Ramps suitable for wheelchair access shall also be in

place, where applicable, to bridge any difference in levels with a

slope not steeper than eight point five percent (8.5%);

(c) include appropriate signage acceptable to the

Authority or its designated authority and lighting that provides

an equivalent illumination as the prevalent street lighting, both

for the attention of pedestrians and motorists. Such signage and

lighting shall alert and direct motorists around any obstruction

whilst indicating alternative entry and exist routes to pedestrians,

and also providing sufficient lighting to enable them to navigate

through the walkway;

(d) have non-slip floors and an even surface in line with

national standards;

(e) be designed and constructed to support safely all

loads that may reasonably be expected to be applied to it, but in

no case less than two point four (2.4) kiloNewton per metre

squared on its roof;

(f) have a weather-tight roof sloped towards the site, or if

flat, be equipped with a splash board not less than two hundred

(200) millimetres high on the road side;

(g) be totally enclosed on the site side with an enclosure

having a smooth surface facing the public way;

(h) have a finished metal or timber hand rail one (1)

metre high on the road side where the covered way is supported

by posts on the road side to support pedestrians navigating

through;

(i) be adequately lit between sunset and sunrise with

lighting that provides an equivalent illumination as the prevalent

street lighting; and

(j) be left free from any material or other objects which

may be an obstacle or hinder the free access of pedestrians at all

times.

6. The client shall erect a timber or metal barricades to block

the way and prevent access to unauthorised persons such that

(a) the barricades shall be strongly constructed and of a

height of not less than two (2) metres between the site and the

public way or to isolate completely the open sides of a site so as

to safeguard the public and third party moveable or immovable

property;

(b) the barricades shall have smooth surfaces facing the

public way and shall be without openings except those required

for authorised access;

(c) access openings through the barricades shall be

blocked with gates which shall be kept closed and locked when

the site is unattended and shall be maintained in place until

completion of the works to the satisfaction of the Authority. Such

gates shall be designed in such a manner that prohibits public

access, especially children;

(d) all access gates into the site used by machinery

should have warning lights lit up during entry and exit of such

machinery or provision of banksmen to warn motorists or the

general public during passage of machinery.

7. The client shall ensure a safe passage past the site. When Safe passage

the works necessitate the obstruction of the pedestrian pavement, and past site.

this is approved by the Local Council, a temporary pedestrian

pavement shall be provided which shall be kept clear of obstruction at

all times.

In these regulations, unless the context otherwise requires

"Act" means the Building and Construction Authority Act;

"Authority" means the Building and Construction

Authority established by article 5 of the Act and includes any

body or other person acting on its behalf under powers delegated

by the Authority under the Act, and the Minister may, by order in

the Gazette, designate different bodies or persons as a competent

authority for different provisions and different purposes of the

Act or any regulations made thereunder;

"building" means any structure resultant from a works

process;

"client" means the same as the meaning assigned to it in

article 2 of the Act;

"contractor" means the same as the meaning assigned to it

in article 2 of the Act;

"emergency" means an unexpected situation, or a sudden,

unforeseen occurrence which requires immediate action to

protect lives and, or property and, or economic livelihood;

"enforcement notice" means the same as the meaning

assigned under Part VI of the Act;

"footprint" means the space contained within the external

walls of a building at all levels, including internal yards, shafts,

terraces or courtyards totally enclosed or surrounded by the

building, but excluding terraces, back yards, yards and pool

decks not totally enclosed or surrounded by the building;

"hazardous material" means any object or agent (biological,

chemical and, or physical) which has the potential to cause harm

to humans, animals or the environment either by itself or through

interaction with other factors;

"hoarding" means a temporary structure enclosing a

construction site during the works to restrict access and provide

protection to the public;

"immediate vicinity" means the area up to thirty (30)

metres from any site, and includes the footprint of the site in

question, where by way of irregular management of a

construction site the social, historic or environmental importance

of the site or area is reduced;

"Minister" means the Minister responsible for the

construction industry;

"private property" means any land, whether developed or

otherwise, or any other permanent structure whose title is vested

in a private person or entity;

"public property" means any place to which the public has

access to;

"site" means the place where the works shall be executed

and where the equipment and, or materials and, or workers shall

be delivered to;

"site manager" means a person carrying out the duty or

duties provided for in these regulations. Such person shall be

nominated by and responsible on behalf of the client to ensure

the correct implementation of these regulations. The appointed

site manager may be one (1) of the following

(a)

the client himself;

(b) the project supervisor as provided for in the

Work Place (Minimum Health and Safety Requirements for

Work at Construction Sites) Regulations;

(c)

a perit as defined under the Periti Act; or

(d)

any other competent person;

"street" means any street, whether private or public, and

includes any street, square, court, alley, lane, bridge, footway,

passage or quay;

"tourism zone" means those areas defined by the competent

authority responsible for tourism as tourism zones.

"transgressor" means that person or legal entity which has

been served with an enforcement notice, or any person or legal

entity which violates these regulations or any part thereof;

"works" means the permanent works and the temporary

works, or either of them as appropriate, and include excavation,

demolition, construction, building services works and finishing

works.

(Regulations 6 and 9)

Reducing Pollution

1. The permissible hours for works which generate noise that Nuisance

abatement.

may be heard from outside the site boundary shall be as follows

(a) works shall not commence before seven in the

morning (7:00 am) and shall cease at eight in the evening (8:00

pm);

(b)

it shall not be lawful to make use of

(i) a mechanical excavator with a hydraulic

hammer; or

(ii) a pneumatic drill, before half past seven in the

morning (7:30 am) and after four in the afternoon (4:00

pm) and all day on Sundays and public holidays;

(c) during the period between fifteenth (15 th ) June and

thirtieth (30 th ) September, demolition works or excavation shall

not be allowed in tourism zones as may from time to time be

established by the competent authority for tourism

Provided that, exemptions from this paragraph may

only be granted by the competent authority for tourism, unless

there are safety concerns, in which case the Authority shall only

allow works to render the site safe;

(d)

no construction works shall be carried out on Sundays

and public holidays;

(e) in the case of emergencies works may take place at

any other time whilst it shall be mandatory to inform the

Authority during its first hour of subsequent business;

(f) any exemption from the provisions of paragraphs (a),

(b), (c), (d) and (e) shall require the approval of the Authority and

may require the setting of specific conditions for such works.

Exemptions for works in tourism zones shall also require the

clearance of the competent authority responsible for tourism;

(g) when the distance from the nearest habitable space

exceeds one (1) kilometre, works shall not be subject to any of

the aforementioned in this item.

2. No person shall undertake any works without utilizing the

following dust control measures

(a) to limit any generation of dust, during works there

shall be applied water and, or, chemical dust stabilizers or any

other appropriate technique which control emissions of dust

from the site;

(b) prior to leaving the site the client shall on a daily

basis remove any works related spillages resulting from the

works from the public way in front of the site;

(c) prior to leaving the site, the client shall ensure that on

a daily basis public sidewalks and public areas within ten (10)

metres from either side of the site are swept or vacuumed; and

(d) paint chips, sanding residue, grit and dust shall be

prevented from coming into contact with storm-water runoff and

surface water bodies.

3. Without prejudice to any other law, any person who will be

sanding, whether manually or mechanically, shall ensure that dust

emissions are controlled by equipping all mechanical equipment with

dust extraction and recovery systems; in combination with

(a) for outdoor areas, the whole working area shall be

totally covered with material that blocks the emission of dust or

particulate matter into the surrounding environment;

(b) for indoor areas, all external apertures shall be

boarded with an impermeable material that forms a barrier

against the escape of dust prior to commencing any sanding

operations.

4. Mechanical fair facing of building stones shall not be Mechanical fair

facing of stone.

permitted on site.

5. Adequate facilities and measures shall be undertaken to Measure to

ensure that the site and its immediate vicinity are kept clean at all clean the site.

times during works.

These regulations shall apply to any works which are not

exempt under the Sixth Schedule and as may be brought into force by

the Minister in part or in whole and ancillary activities on site.

PART II

General Conditions

(Regulations 6 and 9)

Technical Guidelines and Site Preparation

1. The level of noise emitted from any site shall

Minimisation of

noise and

vibration levels.

(a) respect the levels as established by the Work Place S.L. 424.28.

(Minimum Health and Safety Requirements for the Protection of

Workers from Risks resulting from exposure to Noise)

Regulations, at any point when measured immediately outside

the site with methodologies established by the said regulations in

respect of weekly noise exposure level and daily noise exposure

level. Any measurement shall follow the prescribed standards as

approved by the competent authority responsible for issuing such

standards. Should a locally approved standard not be available,

an equivalent standard to the satisfaction of the appropriate

competent authority shall apply;

(b) moreover, to minimise noise and vibration levels, all

equipment shall have functional exhaust or muffler systems;

(c) unnecessary noise such as leaving noisy idle

machinery operating, shouting, loud radios or excessive revving

of engines shall be avoided.

2. The client shall ensure that the following health and Health and

hygiene.

hygiene provisions are adhered to

(a)

Removal of waste material

The clearing away of waste material shall be carried out in

a routine manner, quickly and effectively, and shall be

(i) carried out in a manner that does not cause any

damage or works related spillage in public areas or third

party property;

(ii)

carried out using receptacles that are fully

enclosed or using open skips which are securely covered

with canvas or any other material which would not allow

the dispersal of dust particles or the waste being handled

and that does not allow any works related spillage; and

(iii) guided into an enclosed shaft or chute

conforming with item 2 of the Second Schedule.

The client shall ensure that all waste material shall be removed

from the immediate vicinity of every day unless the site manager

provides sufficient reasons to the Authority to justify an extension of

this period;

(b)

Hazardous material

Without prejudice to any provisions in any other laws

regulating hazardous material, where hazardous material is

utilised on site

(i) all measures shall be taken to properly store and

isolate any hazardous material to prevent any

contamination of the site and surrounding sites, storm water

and the potable water courses particularly when hazardous

wastes is water soluble or may become airborne;

(ii) where hazardous material is stored on site there

shall be erected on the street boundary of the site, adjacent

to the notice board or billboard provided for in the First

Schedule, an A4 sized caution sign indicating the presence

of hazardous waste on site;

(c)

Point source pollution from storm water

In order to ensure that the construction site does not

become a source of pollution due to the surface run off it

generates during works, the following minimum prevention

measures shall be undertaken to mitigate against circumstances

such as the

(i) contamination of road surfaces with particulate

matter that is washed out from within the site;

(ii) clogging of any public or private storm water

drains with any material washed out from within the site;

(iii) wash out of hazardous waste and non-hazardous

material to the marine environment;

(iv) wash out of hazardous waste onto permeable

land; and

(v) any other form of pollution caused from the

storm water run off generated from the site.

Clients shall therefore be obliged to ensure that the site is

equipped with the necessary collection sumps and pumps that enable

any water discharged within the site to be collected and pumped there,

avoiding all works related spillage of such waste water onto public or

private areas.

3. (a) Any deconstruction or excavation works on a site Recycling

shall be carried out in line with sections five (5), seven (7) and eight oriented

deconstruction,

(8) of the national standard SM 810:2022 titled ‘Recycling-oriented controlled

excavation

Deconstruction, Controlled Excavation Works and Classification of works and

standardisation

Waste’ as reproduced on the website of the Authority.

of apertures.

(b) Any apertures utilised in a residential building shall by

design follow the standardisation of dimensions of internal and

external apertures as specified in the Technical Document titled

‘Standardisation of Apertures for Residential Buildings in Malta’ as

published on the website of the Authority.

For the purpose of enabling adherence to these regulations,

water meters may be provided temporarily, by a licensed operator of a

public water distribution network, only to sites where works on that

site are permitted in terms of the Act.

PART III

Other Conditions

(Regulation 10)

For the purposes of Regulation 10, the bank guarantee shall be

computed as follows

For works consisting of the

Length of frontage in

addition of one (1) or more floors meters multiplied by forty-six

covering more than fifty percent Euro

and fifty-nine

cents

(50%) of the building footprint (€46.59).

on existing developments

For

works

involving

Length of frontage in

demolition and, or excavation metres plus twenty (20) meters

works and additional floors

multiplied by forty-six Euro and

fifty-nine cents (€46.59).

At the start of each calendar year, the value of forty-six Euro and

fifty-nine cents (€46.59) in this Schedule shall be revised by

multiplying by a factor equivalent to Rate Property Index for

December of the preceding year divided by the Rate Property Index for

December 2007.

Without prejudice to specific requirements set out in any

other legislation, any client carrying out or commissioning works shall

ensure that the work is carried out in a manner that causes the least

nuisance by ensuring that the provisions provided for in the First,

Second, Third and Fourth Schedules are adhered to.

(Regulation 4)

All construction work for buildings that equals or

shall refer exceeds the following criteria

a. a building which is or will be more than one

thousand square metres (1,000 sqm); or

b. a height of twelve (12) metres excluding the

penthouse and the basement or more measured

from the lowest point of the street level

bordering the construction works; or

c. sites having excavations more than six (6)

metres below street level.

All other works.

All other works which fall outside Types A and B.

All works

a. that involve the trenching of ducts not

exceeding three (3) metres in depth and which

are used for the installation of infrastructure

related to the provision of potable water,

sewerage services, storm water discharges,

electrical energy and telecommunications

Provided that such trenching works may only

be carried out in tourism zones as defined by

the Ministry responsible for tourism during the

period fifteenth (15 th ) June to the thirtieth

(30 th ) September, following the approval by

the Ministry responsible for tourism following

consultation with representatives of tourism

establishments in the affected area; and

b. falling under any other categories that may be

from time to time established by the Minister

under this Schedule are exempted from these

regulations.

All streets or other public property, within a distance of ten

(10) metres from the site, that are damaged by operations relating to

works shall be repaired or replaced by the client and brought to a

condition that is at least as good as they were found in prior to the

works carried out, and they shall also be restored to their original

condition with similar materials and in accordance with any other

regulations. Such limit shall not preclude any other obligation on the

client to make good for any other damages that extend beyond the ten

(10) meter distance and which are proven to be a direct consequence of

that works activity. Any obstruction shall be removed when the need

for such obstruction, which shall include any temporary signage put up

during works, shall no longer be required.

(Regulation 8)

Change of client or site manager

Development Application number

PA

(where applicable)

Description of works

Address of site

Original Client

I ........................................... declare that as from today onwards that I am no

longer the client of the site indicated above and exonerate my self from any

responsibility regarding the management of this site, and according to the

Construction Site Management Regulations.

Signature

Date ....................................

ID

No.

Site Manager

For

the

purpose

of

regulation

9(1)

I

am

appointing

............................................... as Site Manager

Signature of original Client .................... Date .......................................

Signature

of

Site

Manager Date .......................................

New Client

I the undersigned, declare that as from today onwards I am the new client of the

construction site and am assuming the responsibilities as asked of me by the

Construction Site Management Regulations.

Signature of new Client: ........................ Date .......................................

ID No. ..................................

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(1) The client shall have the obligation to appoint a site Obligation on

manager who shall be responsible, on his behalf, to ensure that the site client

manager.

and the works are in conformity with all the provisions of these

regulations.

(2) Prior to the commencement of any works, the client shall

submit to the Authority

(a)

the name of the site manager;

(b) the site manager’s legally valid identification

document number; and

(c) a declaration of acceptance duly signed by the site

manager that he has undertaken to accept this role and that he has

read and understood the provisions of these regulations.

(3) For the purposes of these regulations, the site manager shall

not be entitled to assume any of the responsibilities associated with the

profession of a Perit as defined in the Periti Act, unless the appointed Cap. 390.

site manager is a Perit.

(4) The Minister may, from time to time, make specific

regulations to create a Register of Site Managers, to stipulate their

qualifications, Code of Conduct and programme of continuous

development.

(5) In the absence of a nomination for the appointment of a site

manager, the client shall ipso facto be deemed to be the site manager

for the purpose of these regulations.

(6) Where the client has changed because the site was sold, or

for any other reason, when works are still to be carried out or are being

carried out the current client shall have the duty to inform the

Authority by completing the form provided for in the Seventh

Schedule, and to submit the form to the Authority on its relevant

website. The same form should be duly signed by the new client as a

declaration of acceptance of his responsibilities as the new client in

terms of these regulations. Until such form is received by the

Authority, the current client shall be held responsible for any

contravention to these regulations.

(7) Where, during the period of works, the site manager

changes for any reason, he shall be obliged to inform the Authority in

writing. Until such notice is received by the Authority, he shall still be

presumed to be the appointed site manager for the site.

(8) The site manager shall be responsible, on behalf of the

client, for ensuring that any permits, certifications, authorisations or

any such approvals required for any part of the works as required by

the provisions of these regulations shall be in place and that any

temporary structures used to implement the provisions of these

regulations shall be duly certified for their soundness.

PART IV

Enforcement

(item 2 of the First Schedule)

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(1) The Authority may issue and serve an enforcement

notice where there is an infringement of the provisions of the First

and, or the Second and, or the Third and, or the Fourth Schedules,

and an administrative penalty in accordance with the Ninth Schedule

without prejudice to any other administrative penalty or amount due to

the Authority in accordance with the Act.

(2) The Authority shall impose a daily administrative penalty

in accordance with the Ninth Schedule from the first day after the

period stipulated in the enforcement notice within which the

transgressor was ordered to remedy the situation until the day the

situation is effectively remedied.

All administrative penalties imposed in terms of this

(3)

regulation shall in all cases be due to the Authority as a civil debt and

that where the transgressor is a director, secretary or manager of a

body corporate for the economic benefit of whom the breach was

committed, such body corporate shall be liable in solidum for said civil

debt.

(4) Without prejudice to the Act or to any other law, any

person who by any means whatsoever, hinders or obstructs any

officer of the competent authority from the exercise of his powers

and functions under these regulations, or fails to comply with any

order given by an officer of the competent authority, or refuses to

assist him in the carrying out of his duties or furnishes such officer

with false information shall be guilty of a breach of these regulations

and shall on conviction be liable to an administrative penalty of not

less than one hundred fifty euro (€150) and not more than three

hundred euro (€300)

Provided that the administrative penalty shall not be less

than five hundred euro (€500) and not more than two thousand euro

(€2,000), where the breach was committed in

(a) the immediate vicinity of a scheduled building as

declared so by the competent authority, public monument,

museum, place of worship, hospital or school;

(b) the immediate vicinity of a World Heritage Site

declared by UNESCO or an urban conservation area declared by

the competent authority;

(c) the immediate vicinity of a Natural Reserve, Heritage

Park, National Park, public garden, or playing field;

(d) the immediate vicinity of a public beach or

promenade; or

(e) in the vicinity of any other site, area, place or open

space which the Minister may establish from time to time

(5) Any actions taken by the Authority under these regulations

shall be without prejudice to any criminal or civil action or to any

enforcement action that the Authority may deem fit in the

circumstances.

(Regulation 9)

Breaches

Minimum

Maximum

Continued

Administrative

Administrative

Breaches

Penalty (in €)

Penalty (in €)

(in € per

day)

Missing Notice Board

Improper cutting of stones and

bricks

Improper transport, deposit

and storing of screed sand

Obstruction of pavement and

easy flow of traffic

Lack of enforcement officers

or appropriate traffic

management or signage

Cleanliness of the site and

environment

Health hygiene

10000

Inadequate hoarding

Missing enclosure or

machinery too close to public

way

Improperly setup covered

ways

Improper setup of barricades

Unauthorized demolition and

excavation between the fifth

(5 th ) June and thirtieth (30 th )

September

Unauthorised works on

Sundays and Public Holidays

B

Improper dust control

measures

Mechanical fair facing on site

Excessive or unnecessary

noise

€2.16

(1) For the purpose of ensuring that the street is properly Restoration

restored, the client shall deposit at the Authority, prior to the issue of works

guarantee.

the commencement notice, a bank guarantee in favour of the

Authority, the amount of which shall be determined according to the

provisions of the Fifth Schedule

Provided that the minimum amount for the bank guarantee

shall be that of two hundred and fifty euro (€250)

Provided further that where the client fails to carry out or

complete the restoration works within such period as the Authority

may deem suitable in consideration of the level of finishing being

opted for by the client, such works may be completed by the Authority

or Government, or an appointed agent that has been duly authorised by

the Authority. Upon order of the Authority the cost of such works, as

certified by the aggrieved entity’s perit, shall be met in part or whole

from the bank guarantee.

(2) The release of the bank guarantee shall be affected within

three (3) months from the data of notification of completion by the

client’s Perit provided there are no claims for the repairs of the street.

No clearance for any works or part thereof shall be issued

by the Authority if any balance due from any administrative penalties

are still due to the Authority by reason of breach against these

regulations. The Authority may not authorise the transfer of client or

site manager as provided for in regulations 8(6) and (7) where there is

an outstanding balance due to it with regards to the site.