For info7 Jun 2017 16:23
This is what I got from a journalist in March.
Christos here from Protothema news site.
Following up on our brief phone conversation about the Minoan project in Crete and where it currently stands, this what I found out. The Greek Council of State, which is the highest legal institution in the country and primarily rules over administrative disputes, rejected appeals put forward by locals and groups (one of them was a local monetary, I believe) against the investment. This means the company can go ahead with its project. It's the second time the same body decided in favour of the investment. From what I found out by asking the reporter covering legal matters, it usually takes around six months for the decision to become official and apply. Hope this this was helpful.
Cheers,
Christos