Interested parties were given information about the planning, site zones and parking impact. “Most of the questions were about timing and parking, we could now clarify that,” said Stijn Gussé of the municipality.
Second -stayers respond positively. “It is getting quieter and greener, that is better for the grandchildren,” says Hans d’Heer. Accessibility was also discussed. “There is still work to be done for wheelchair users,” adds Fried Ringoot.
The works start in September 2026 and last four years. The cost of the project is around 36 million euros.