Court dismisses appeal against refusal of objection to planning permit for town square renovation due to lack of new grounds.

The Council of State dismissed the appellant's appeal against the lower court's rejection of his objection to a planning permit for renovating a central town square. The appellant argued that his objection should have been admissible because the square is central and affects residents further away, but the court found his new arguments merely repeated those from the first instance. Since the appellant offered no reasons why the lower court's assessment of these grounds was incorrect, the court confirmed the lower court's decision that the objection was inadmissible.