Planning Meetings and Decisions

Most planning applications are decided by the Director of Planning under the Department of Planning’s Scheme of Delegation, which are referred to as ‘Delegated Decisions’. Further information on how planning applications are decided can be found here. Please click below for details of decisions which have been issued by the Director.

Delegated Decisions

The Development Applications Board, or ‘DAB’, is appointed by the Minister responsible for Planning each year to consider and decide planning applications. In addition to representatives of the Bermuda Fire and Rescue Service (Divisional Officer Jamal Albuoy and Lt. Raymond Masters), the Corporation of Hamilton (Mr. Patrick Cooper) and the Corporation of St. George (Cllr. N. Garon Dowling), the DAB currently consists of the following members:

  • Ms. Alice Lightbourne (Chair)
  • Mr. Wayne Dill (Deputy Chair)
  • Ms. Carmilita Curtis
  • Mr. Denis de Frias
  • Mr. Ricardo Graham-Ward
  • Mr. Michael Hollis
  • Ms. Shabion Postlethwaite
  • Mr. Calvin Thomas
  • Mr. Sean Tucker

DAB Agendas and Minutes

Decisions of the DAB may be appealed to the Minister responsible for Planning, as detailed by the Department’s Procedure for Planning Appeals. Please click below for details of recent appeal decisions which have been issued by the Minister.

Appeal Decisions

Letters of objection and/or representation should be emailed to planningfrontdesk@gov.bm referencing the PLAN or SUB number in the subject line.

Seven Arches Building, 3rd Floor, 44 Church Street, City of Hamilton, HM12, Bermuda

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