Splitting Large Homes and Less Building Land: This Is How the Government Wants to Shape Flanders by 2050
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The Flemish Government has concluded an agreement on its Strategic Plan for Regional Planning, which sets out the broad urban guidelines for Flanders. ...
After lengthy negotiations, the Flemish Government has reached an agreement on the so-called 'Spatial Policy Plan for Flanders'. This is intended to establish the main lines of spatial policy, such as where construction is permitted and where it is not. The core idea: we must make better use of the space we have, so that more open space can be created.
The Flemish government is protecting 30,000 hectares of open space and returning it to agriculture and nature. This is stated in the Spatial Planning Policy Plan for Flanders, the draft of which has been approved. The responsible minister, Jo Brouns, sees this primarily as an opportunity to keep the Limburg countryside, with its small village centers, alive. Member of the Flemish Parliament Andy Pieters is particularly pleased that the N-VA has …
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