ICAO and EASA classification of instrument approaches
First, you're reading the EASA table wrong. Type A approaches are not all the green rows, they're the vertical column that says "Type A, 2D or 3D" that covers all the specific column of all the green rows and the blue also. On the right side of that column, you see Type B approaches, divided to subcategories. All of those being 3D approaches.  

Second, the approach you are asking about is a precision approach. Type B 3D approach if we want to use the new terms. It's an ILS-approach, it has a vertical flight path guidance. You should use precision approach planning minima. It does have a higher minima than ILS usually does. The higher minima is most likely because of nearby high terrain influencing the go-around requirement.

I would say it's Type B 3D because it's Cat 1 ILS, therefore it's a precision approach and it must be a precision runway. The lowest possible DH for Cat 1 ILS is 200ft. With these facts I would place it in the given category. Although this particular approach minima is higher, it is not because of the approach it self, but rather because of obstacles.