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TARIFF OF FEES ORDER *

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Laws of Malta — Subsidiary Legislation 390.2 — TARIFF OF FEES ORDER *

TARIFF OF FEES

SUBSIDIARY LEGISLATION 390.02

TARIFF OF FEES ORDER *

27th September, 1956

GOVERNMENT NOTICE 588 of 1956.

Laws of Malta — Subsidiary Legislation 390.2 — TARIFF OF FEES ORDER *

The title of this Order is Tariff of Fees Order.

Laws of Malta — Subsidiary Legislation 390.2 — TARIFF OF FEES ORDER *

(Article 2)

War damaged buildings

1. For works carried out cost of which is in excess of the

‘permissible amount’ fixed by the War Damage

Commission, involving the preparation of an

alternative plan and of an additional schedule of works

on a modified plan approved by the Director of Public

Works

(i)

33.3% over the usual War Damage Commission

Tariff, on the total cost of works as approved by

the Director of Public Works.

2. For works carried out cost of which falls within the

‘permissible amount’ fixed by the War Damage

Commission, involving the preparation of an

alternative plan and of an additional schedule of

works

(i)

33.3% over the usual War Damage Commission

Tariff, on the total cost of works as approved by

the War Damage Commission.

Laws of Malta — Subsidiary Legislation 390.2 — TARIFF OF FEES ORDER *

The tariff of fees payable to architects and civil engineers

for professional work and services rendered in connection with the

erection, reconstruction or repair of buildings affe c ted by new

alignments, key plans or reconstruction schemes shall be as set out

in the Schedule to this Order.

*Repealed by Article 30 of Act XIII of 2021 (Cap. 622).

TARIFF OF FEES

Laws of Malta — Subsidiary Legislation 390.2 — TARIFF OF FEES ORDER *

For works carried out cost of which is in excess of the

‘permissible amount’ fixed by the War Damage

Commission, involving only an alternative plan, such

plan not having been submitted for approval by the

Director of Public Works

(i)

10% over the usual War Damage Commission

Tariff, on the ‘permissible amount’ fixed by the

Commission.

CANCELLATION OF A BUILDING CONTROL BOARD

LICENCE

I. WAR DAMAGE WORKS

1. Where works have not been started

(a) for the preparation of plans and for obtaining all

required permits, a schedule of works not having been

submitted to, or approved by, the War Damage

Commission.

(i)

Laws of Malta — Subsidiary Legislation 390.2 — TARIFF OF FEES ORDER *

3% of the War Damage Commission Tariff

on the cost of the complete project. (Cost to be

computed by an accepted practical method).

(b) for the preparation of plans, for obtaining all required

permits, and for the preparation of a schedule of

works, which has been approved by the War Damage

Commission.

(ii) 50% of the War Damage Commission Tariff on

the cost of the works as approved.

TARIFF OF FEES

2. Where works have been started

For the preparation of plans, for obtaining all permits

and for the preparation of schedule of works, which

has been approved by the War Damage Commission.

(i)

War Damage Commission Tariff on the cost of

the approved works actually carried out with an

addition of

(ii) 50% of the War Damage Commission Tariff on

the cost of the remaining approved works not yet

carried out.

II. NON-WAR DAMAGE WORKS

1. Where works have not been started

For the preparation of plans and for obtaining all

required permits

33.3% of the amount assessable in accordance

with Tariff K on the cost of the complete

project. (Cost to be computed by an accepted

practical method).

2. Where works had been started

For the preparation of plans and for obtaining all

required permits

(i)

Full fee in accordance with Tariff K on cost of

works carried out, with an addition of

(ii) 33.3% of the fee in accordance with Tariff K on

cost of the works not yet carried out. (Cost to be

computed by an accepted practical method).

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