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Former General Soft Drinks plant will be turned into five-storey residential complex with supermarket frontage. Discount supermarket giant Lidl wants to open an outlet on the site occupied by the former General Soft Drinks factory along Mdina road and Triq il-Vitorja in Qormi. The proposal is made is being made in a joint application by the Mizzi Group and Lidl, to amend a permit issued last year for the erection of residential units and showrooms on the 7,sq. The factory fronts a residential area along Triq il-Vitorja, and a mixed commercial and residential area along Mdina road. The local plan zones the frontage on Mdina Road as a commercial area, while the remaining part of the site is a residential area. As approved in , the five-storey development includes three basement levels, three ground-floor showrooms over 2,sq. The new plans envisage a 3,sq. Environment Townscapes. Lidl eyes Qormi supermarket at former Coca-Cola factory Former General Soft Drinks plant will be turned into five-storey residential complex with supermarket frontage. James Debono is MaltaToday's chief reporter on environment, planning and land use issues, More from James Debono. By using this site, you agree to our Privacy Policy including the use of cookies to enhance your experience.

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