List of Decisions, March 24, 2026

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Adoption of the provisional agenda for the Executive Board meeting on March 24, 2026

The provisional agenda for the council meeting on March 24, 2026, is hereby approved.

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List of Resolutions from the Public Board Meeting of March 17, 2026

The list of resolutions from the public council meeting held on March 17, 2026, is hereby adopted as presented.

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Board Recommendation: Response to Questions from the DPM Regarding Wilhelminastraat under Article 36

DPM has submitted questions under Article 36 regarding the redevelopment of Wilhelminastraat in Mierlo.

The Municipal Executive resolves:
1. To approve the responses to the questions submitted under Article 36 by DPM regarding the redevelopment of Wilhelminastraat in Mierlo.
2. To forward the responses to the questions to the City Council.

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Policy Memorandum on the A67 Package of Measures

Over the past few months, there has been intensive collaboration within the Eastern subregion to develop a widely supported A67 Package of Measures, in accordance with the agreement in the BO MIRT 2025. The Ministry of Infrastructure and Water Management is making available a one-time contribution of up to €20.7 million, including VAT, for mitigation measures related to the suspended A67 Leenderheide-Geldrop project. For Geldrop-Mierlo, three bicycle projects are planned, which were previously included in the Regional Accessibility Agreement. Your executive board and municipal council are requested to include the municipality’s own contribution for the relevant projects in the multi-year budget.

The council has decided to approve the sending of the informational letter regarding the A67 Action Plan to the city council.

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TF SD Quarterly Report Q4 2025

The council is informed of the progress of the social domain task force through the quarterly report.

The Executive Board resolves:
1. To approve the contents of the Q4 2025 quarterly report of the Social Domain Task Force.
2. To forward this report to the Council via a RIB.

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Memorandum on the Determination of Land Prices for 2026

The land policy stipulates that we submit the land prices to you for approval on an annual basis. The valuations for residential development were prepared by the Stec Group, and the sale price for commercial land on Emopad was determined by MVGM. These reports will serve as the basis for the land prices to be applied starting April 1, 2026.

The council decides to approve:
1. To use the current land prices per square meter, excluding VAT, as the basis for option and purchase agreements in accordance with Stec’s valuation provisions. 
2. To continue the current method for applying surcharges and discounts, whereby:
a. Surcharges of 5% to 20% apply to lots with an unobstructed view at the front, side, or rear, or with good orientation;
b. A sliding scale applies starting from:
i. 500 m² for lots for single-family homes (10% discount for every 100 m²);
ii. 300 m² for semi-detached homes (10% discount for every 50 m²);
iii. 160 m² for townhouses (10% discount for every 25 m²). 
3. Set the land price for ground-level social rental housing at €25,900 per lot (based on average lots of approximately 90 m², which equates to a price of approximately €288 per m²) and €23,500 in land value per social rental apartment. 
4. To apply a 10% discount on land prices for housing in the rental sector compared to the owner-occupied sector for mid-range rentals (with a maximum rent of €1,228.07), unless the land price report provides for appraised land prices for rental housing. 
5. To set the land allocation price per m² for commercial lots on Emopad in accordance with the MVGM report. 
6. To continue the following rates for unregistered land use:
a. €159 per m² for strips of land along the side or rear of the dwelling up to a total lot area of 1,000 m²;
b. €99 per m² for strips of land along the side or rear of the dwelling where the total lot area exceeds 1,000 m²;
c. €89 per m² for strips of land in front of the building line, excluding the driveway; d. €42 per m² for strips of land used as a driveway.
7. Set the land price for utility facilities at €245 per m² with a maximum area of 100 m² and a minimum sale price of €2,000.

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Council Proposal: Council Information Letter Regarding the Purchase and Construction Claim Agreement for the Nettorama Building

On March 17, 2026, your executive board approved the purchase agreement for the Nettorama property. In this context, it was decided to inform the council via the attached RIB. The agreement itself, accompanied by an executive summary, will be made available Municipal Clerk’s Office inspection on a confidential basis at the Municipal Clerk’s Office . The RIB will be sent to the council on March 31, 2026, as a press release regarding the purchase will also be issued on that day. Additionally, by that date, the period during which objections can be filed against the construction claim agreement made regarding the post office location—which is part of the contract—will have expired.

The Executive Committee has decided to approve the council briefing letter regarding the purchase agreement for the Nettorama property and to forward it to the council.

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Policy Paper on the Proposed Merger of Educational Institutions

The boards of Onderwijsgroep Oost-Brabant (OGOB), Stichting Eindhovens Christelijk Voortgezet Onderwijs (SECVO), and Lokaal Funderend Onderwijs (SILFO) have conducted a feasibility study for the proposed merger. If the intention to merge is converted into an actual merger, this means that the three foundations will be incorporated into a single new foundation. Pursuant to the Primary and Secondary Education Act, the municipality has been asked to issue an opinion, based on its role and position as a local government, regarding the desirability of the proposed administrative merger.

The council has decided to approve the proposed merger between the boards of Onderwijsgroep Oost-Brabant (OGOB), Stichting Eindhovens Christelijk Voortgezet Onderwijs (SECVO), and Lokaal Funderend Onderwijs (SILFO).

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Memorandum on the Purchase Agreement between Heesmans Installatietechniek and EnEn Architecten

In 2019, Heesmans Installatietechniek and EnEn Architecten signed an option agreement with the municipality of Geldrop-Mierlo for the construction of 10 sustainable starter homes at Luchen 3a. Due to unforeseen circumstances, the option agreement was never converted into a purchase agreement, and no homes were built. A key reason was that the intended land was used as a construction claim in the acquisition of a parcel needed for the development of Luchen. 

Over the past 100 days, the developers, together with the municipality, have drawn up a financially feasible, socially desirable, and urbanistically appropriate plan for a different location. To make the development possible, this purchase agreement is now being submitted to the Municipal Executive.

The council resolves:
1. To approve the submitted purchase agreement, including the appendices.
2. To approve the publication of the notice of intent to sell in accordance with Didam’s guidelines.

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Items to be discussed at the board meeting on March 24, 2026

The invitations are accepted for consideration.

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Schedule of performances starting March 24, 2026

The overview of representation is accepted for consideration.