Imma l-ekonomija b’sahhitha.

‘…The site could only be used for agricultural activities until 2063, as it was public land given to the Farmer’s Wine Co-operative in 1965 on emphyteusis to be used for wine production.

The cooperative sold the emphytheusis for €815,000 in 2008 to BCBT Properties, a company in which Burmarrad Commercials is a main shareholder. The condition on its use was lifted after the change in government….’

Explains all the vans leased by ONE productions.

‘The development proposed by Oliver Brownrigg, who owns BT Commercial Limited, is set to include a 1,035 square metre retail area, 900 square metres of offices, storage facilities and a large surface car park for 102 cars on a paved area next to the building….’

A brief history of this Brownrigg,

http://www.timesofmalta.com/articles/view/20100130/local/lack-of-vital-evidence-leads-to-acquittal.291864

‘…Lawyers Emmanuel Mallia and Arthur Azzopardi appeared for Mr Brownrigg….’

Notice how evidence supplied from international sources was never exhibited in court. Weird.

Don’t know Daphne, the moment one googles a name, it carries a history and strings together.

‘…The policy will benefit the owners of the Isolation hospital in Mtarfa who intend to convert the scheduled building into an old people’s home. Malta Healthcare Caterers, a subsidiary of the Seabank Group, was the recommended bidder for the isolation hospital after an expression of interest issued last year.

MEPA scheduled the isolation hospital in Mtarfa as a Grade 2 national monument on July 12, 2008. Normally only internal alterations can be made to grade 2 scheduled buildings.

Plans for an extra storey have already been presented on the proposed old people’s home by the Seabank group’s subsidiary.

Architect and freeport chairman Robert Sarsero, who also serves as a member of MEPA’s appeals tribunal, has drawn up the plans for the project….’

Coming soon to village cores, extra floors to regenerate the area, destroying the value of third party property. Delivery vans, visiting hours, parking, extra capacity required in due time to keep the business going, lovely.

Nowhere’s safe. Enjoy switchers.

I would if I knew.