decision on plans to change its timeshare units into residential apartments.

The hotel also wants to remove a retaining wall and stairs, build new retaining walls and stairs, and rebuild the car park.

But the Development Applications Board is waiting for more information.

The application to change the parking layout was first submitted on November 27.

But permission was initially refused until hotel executives could prove they had the right of way over Ocean Lane and had informed residents of their plans.

Meanwhile, Gosling Brothers has applied to build two duty free shops at Bermuda International Airport.

The company plans shops in both the US departure and international departure areas which should be open in two months.