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9 NEWS maltatoday | SUNDAY • 22 SEPTEMBER 2024 JAMES DEBONO jdebono@mediatoday.com.mt CAREER OPPORTUNITIES Submit your application DEPUTY REGISTRAR (GOZO COURTS) Aġenzija għas-Servizzi tal-Qrati Prospective candidates must be in possession of: • a recognized qualification at MQF Level 5 (with a minimum of 60 ECTS/ECVET credits, or equivalent) or a recognized, comparable professional qualification, in Laws of Procedure / Criminology / Legal Procurator / Management / Leadership / Business Administration / Public Administration and/or Management / Public Policy; or • a recognized qualification at MQF Level 6 (subject to a minimum of 180 ECTS/ECVET credits or equivalent) or a comparable professional qualification. Candidates must also be proficient in the Maltese and English languages (Level C1/C2 of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages), both verbally and written, and be of conduct which is appropriate to the post. This post is pegged to the Court Services Agency Grade 4. At 2024 rates, this is equivalent to €22,945 per annum, rising by annual increments of €502 up to a maximum of €27,463. The post of Deputy Registrar attracts also an allowance of €3,500 per annum. Subject to satisfactory performance, a Deputy Registrar shall progress to Grade 3 and to Grade 2 after a number of years of satisfactory service. This post is on a full-time indefinite basis and is subject to a probationary period of one year. Candidates are to submit their letter of application, their qualifications and experience in a Europass Curriculum Vitae Format, a copy of their relevant scanned certificates and a valid Police Conduct Certificate by e-mail on recruitment.courts@courtservices.mt. Further information and a comprehensive description of duties can be obtained by contacting the Court Services Agency on recruitment.courts@courtservices.mt. Applications will be received till Friday 4th October 2024 at 13:00 hrs. Eligibility JobsPlus Permit No.291/2021 Marsaxlokk wants colourful houses as model for future permits Marsaxlokk council wants colourful restored façade of residential development along Xatt is-Sajjieda to serve as model for permits issued in the locality's urban conservation area THE Marsaxlokk local council wants all permits issued in the lo- cality's urban conservation area to follow the design standards set by a residential development's façade along the quayside, approved nine years ago. "The design of the façade, which includes coloured timber aper- tures and traditional steel railings, should serve as the basis for future planning decisions in this area," said Mayor Steven Grech in the council's objection to a proposed hotel development in the area. The residential development Quayside Apartments, which the council wants to use as a blueprint for future projects, was designed by the Falzon & Cutajar architec- tural firm in an application sub- mitted by owners Michael and Jeffrey Fenech. The council now wants this "holistic approach" to be adopted by the Planning Authority for all planning applications in Marsax- lokk's Urban Conservation Area, aiming to restore the area's unique characteristics. The proposal was submitted to the Planning Authority in con- junction with the council's ob- jection to an application propos- ing the demolition of an existing dwelling and the adjacent Café de Paris to make way for a four-sto- rey boutique hotel along Xatt is-Sajjieda. The local council is requesting that the façade on Xatt is-Sajjieda be retained and restored, while the proposed setback floors are re- designed to be more harmonious with the surroundings. The Superintendence for Cul- tural Heritage (SCH) has also reacted to the plans for the new hotel, objecting to the proposed demolition of the existing build- ing, noting that it is characterised by traditional features. Addition- ally, the SCH has deemed the pro- posed design and overall height objectionable, as they do not re- spect the characteristics of the Ur- ban Conservation Area. The Quayside apartments cited by council as a model for future permits in locality's urban conservation area. The site of the proposed hotel in an application which envisages the demolition of the existing facade to make way for a boutique hotel built on four storeys, two of which receded.