The States Complaints Board has concluded that the Planning department acted within the law and could not be criticised for being unjust, oppressive or improperly discriminatory.
Earlier this year Mrs Minihane was refused Planning permission to build in the garden of her property in Trinity. She took her case to a Complaints Board.
This week the board, chaired by Advocate Richard Renouf with members Thomas Perchard and Mary Le Gresley, said: ‘The board acknowledges that the Planning applications panel acted in accordance with the current policy, which presumes against development in the green zone. It was recognised that exceptions to this policy are extremely rare.’
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