The Council for the Protection of Jersey’s Heritage has applied to the States Complaints Board for a review of the decision to allow the development of 28 homes on the site.
In December, Environment Minister Rob Duhamel gave landowner Trevor Hemmings the go ahead following an independent inquiry that found there were no reasonable grounds to refuse the scheme.
The latest revelation in the long-running saga comes after the Planning department said earlier this week that the final permission for the development could soon be given.
