List of Decisions, September 28, 2026
Present
F. Bijl, J. van Bree, H. Meulendijk, M. Sanders, N. Scheltens, and F. Stravers
1 | Adoption of the Agenda for the Executive Board Meeting on September 28, 2026 The agenda for the executive committee meeting dated September 28, 2026, is hereby adopted as amended. | |
2 | List of Resolutions from the Public College Meeting Held on September 22, 2026 The list of resolutions from the executive committee meeting of September 22, 2026, is hereby adopted as presented. | |
3 | Policy Memorandum - Sale of Garage Units on Mispelaar and de Raadstraat in Geldrop Currently, Mr. Doezé holds two lots on Mispelaar and two lots on Raadstraat under a leasehold. The municipality is the bare owner of these lots. Mr. Doezé intends to acquire full ownership in order to continue operating the garage units built on these plots free of any encumbrances or encumbrances. To this end, a purchase agreement must be drafted and executed to sell the bare ownership of these four plots to Mr. Doezé. The Municipal Executive resolves: | |
4 | Policy Memorandum on Regulations Governing Taxes, Levies, and Fees for 2027 Every year a proposal on the rates of municipal taxes, fees and charges is made to the City Council. The corresponding ordinances must be adopted by the council. The council has decided to postpone the proposal because it is not yet ready for a decision. This requires additional internal coordination, and certain relevant aspects need to be further clarified. | |
5 | Advisory Memorandum - Decision on the Appeal Against the Tree-Cutting Permit for the Oak Tree Near 33 Burgemeester Termeerstraat An objection has been filed against the tree-cutting permit for an oak tree near Burgemeester Ter-meerstraat 33. The tree is in poor condition. The objector lives a considerable distance from this oak tree (approximately 324 meters) and is therefore not a directly interested party. The Appeals Committee recommends that the appeal be declared inadmissible. The council resolves: | |
6 | Memorandum Addressing Questions Regarding the Lack of Enforcement of the Children's Halloween Event in Coevering In its response, the municipal executive emphasized, on the one hand, that it values the annual children’s Halloween event because of its positive contribution to the quality of life and social cohesion in the neighborhood. On the other hand, it clarified that the responsibility for ensuring the event proceeds safely and orderly lies, in principle, with the organizer. It was also noted that the municipality has provided support in the past at the organization’s request and that, if a request is submitted for the upcoming event, an assessment will be made to determine what support is appropriate and feasible within the available capacity. The Executive Board has decided to approve the responses to the council questions and to forward them to the Municipal Clerk’s Office. | |
7 | Policy Memorandum: Adoption of the Final Priority List for Housing Construction in Geldrop-Mierlo As is well known, our region is facing grid congestion. Starting October 1, we must therefore submit applications for electricity for residential construction projects we intend to carry out over the next 10 years; this is known as “early application.” To determine the order of these applications, policy guidelines were previously established. These guidelines govern the submission, evaluation, and ranking of housing projects for inclusion on a priority list. These policy guidelines have now been finalized, and the draft priority lists for our municipality have been established. The final step is to finalize the definitive priority lists. This advisory memorandum presents these final priority lists. The council resolves: | |
8 | Request a advisory memorandum to move housing projects on the priority list up the list For housing projects on the priority list for requesting transmission capacity (electricity), it is possible to apply for priority status. This allows housing projects to move up the (waiting) list with the grid operator (Enexis). The council has decided to approve the request to designate the aforementioned projects as priorities and to carry out the additional work required for them. | |
9 | Invitations to be discussed at the City Council meeting on September 28, 2026 The invitations are accepted for consideration. | |
10 | Overview of the College's Representation as of September 28, 2026 The overview of representation is accepted for consideration. | |
11 | Council Information Update on the Allocation Policy for Mobile Home Sites As promised to the council, an update will be provided on the status of the allocation policy for trailer park sites. The Executive Committee resolves: |