On this project page you will find more information about the preparation of Heerebosch 2 in Handel.
We want to make the center of Gemert more attractive by working together to create more atmosphere, experience and comfort. To get a clear picture of whether banning motorized traffic in the shopping area can contribute to this, we decided to conduct a pilot for the duration of one year.
This webpage shows updates about the Macropedius.
On this web page you can read more about the redevelopment of the Valeriusstraat in Gemert.
The municipality has finished reconstructing the Vondellaan and part of the Boekelseweg in Gemert.
The municipality wants to start preparations for the redevelopment of the Orange neighborhood including Kerkse Driessen and Speelweide in Bakel.
Gemert-Bakel wants to be and remain an attractive living environment for residents of the municipality.
The purpose of the Look in the Neighborhood is to take stock of issues in the public space. Together with residents, neighborhood managers and subject specialists walk through the neighborhood and engage in conversation. What could be improved? What is going well? Together we can improve things.
The first step in center plan Gemert 2022-2032 has been taken with the memorandum of principles and preconditions as recently (October 1, 2020) adopted by the City Council. All interim steps will be published here so that you can stay informed of progress.
The municipality of Gemert-Bakel stimulates and invests in a sustainable future, a nice living environment for our children (and the generations after).
Our climate is changing: longer periods without precipitation, more and more heavy rainfall, more violent storms - also in summer and more days with tropical temperatures. We want to make Gemert-Bakel resilient to the changing climate, or climate proof.
The agricultural sector is undergoing a major transition that will last for many years to come. The retirement of agricultural entrepreneurs and the disappearance of their businesses directly affects the farmers themselves, but also affects the region's business climate. The transformation of the agricultural sector this period is the flywheel for the transition of the entire rural area. Indeed, the transition of the agricultural sector requires the search for new economic carriers and invites the strengthening of spatial and ecological quality. It requires attention to economy, ecology and livability.
To look at new uses for vacant agricultural buildings, Elsendorp is serving as one of five living labs in the province of North Brabant. Together with the village, we are looking at suitable new uses for the sites and solutions for the empty stables. The focus is not only on buildings, but on an area-oriented approach that also includes possibilities for land exchange.
In the Presidents Neighborhood, we are redesigning 25 streets: new sewers, paving and greenery.
With the Environment Act on the horizon, the municipality is working on the environmental vision for Gemert-Bakel
