📋 Tender Overview
Following the National Housing Reunion (Housingdesch housing), the Minister of the Environment, Climate and Biodiversity, Serge Wilmes, and the Minister of Internal Affairs, Leon Gluden, announce the deposit of a bill creating a new green zone that can be designated by the general development plans (PAG) of the municipalities. The existing constructions located in the green zone, often called disconnected islets, which form neither locality nor hamlet, cannot currently benefit from zoning in the general development plan which would allow them an adequate development. The new bill will offer a substantially simplified regulatory framework adapted to the needs of the owners of these constructions, while guaranteeing a high level of nature protection. Only the constructions existing for at least twenty years will be able to benefit from the new regime. No new housing unit can be created, with the exception of housing integrated into the unified houses. On the other hand, of moderate work such as expansion of constructions, achievements of annexed constructions or the use for new purposes of existing constructions will be allowed, according to the regulatory provisions fixed by the PAG for the green zone in question. These constructions will no longer be subject to the requirements of the provisions relating to the green zone of the modified law of July 18, 2018 concerning the protection of nature and natural resources. This simplifies the steps of the owners wishing to carry out work there. The work carried out on these constructions will be authorized by the bourgmestre of the municipality concerned by the issuance of a building authorization.
