Opponents of the urbanization of the Friche Josaphat, a natural area of 25 hectares in the heart of Schaerbeek, record a record participation in the history of Brussels urban planning. This while the project of 537 dwellings led by the consortium Eiffage-AXA, mandated by the SAU, returns for the 4th time to the public inquiry. The collective Save the Friche believes that the education should not take place. What the Secretary of State Audrey Hen…
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Opponents of the urbanization of the Friche Josaphat, a natural area of 25 hectares in the heart of Schaerbeek, record a record participation in the history of Brussels urban planning. This while the project of 537 dwellings led by the consortium Eiffage-AXA, mandated by the SAU, returns for the 4th time to the public inquiry. The collective Save the Friche believes that the education should not take place. What the Secretary of State Audrey Hen…