Construction of connected garages without planning permission requires regional government exception, not minor deviation.

The Administrative Court dismissed the application to permit construction of two garages connected by a driveway on a plot designated for single-family homes. The applicant argued for a minor deviation from zoning rules, but the court determined the project was fundamentally contrary to the land use plan. Consequently, the matter fell outside the building committee's authority and required an exception permit from the regional government, which was not granted.