The municipality has a redesign plan
The municipality of Berg en Dal wants to redesign De Hoge Kamp and renew the street and sewer system.
English Summary
Short explanation for residents who do not read Dutch well
This page gives a short English summary of the situation in De Hoge Kamp. The full and official version of this website is in Dutch.
What is happening?
Residents have concerns
Many residents are worried about parking, access for emergency and service vehicles, safety, and the overall quality of daily life in the neighbourhood. Residents say parking is already tight and that people already struggle to find a space before any spaces have even been removed. Many also feel the plan was announced late and through limited channels.
Residents are preparing a joint response
Because there is no final decision yet, residents are preparing a joint resident response to the provisional design.
Main concerns
Parking
Parking pressure appears to be seriously underestimated
Residents say parking is already often difficult before any spaces have even been reduced. They believe parking has not been measured at the busiest times, especially evenings and weekends.
Daily life
The plan may not match how people actually live here
Some households need more than one car, and some residents depend on vans or work vehicles.
Safety
Narrower roads raise practical questions
Residents want proof that fire trucks, ambulances, rubbish trucks and other necessary traffic can still pass easily.
Neighbourhood life
Daily use of the neighbourhood matters
Residents are concerned about older people, people with limited mobility and the loss of a nearby play area for children.
Communication
Residents want earlier and broader communication
Many residents feel they heard about the plan late and through limited channels, even though the redesign may affect daily life in the whole neighbourhood.
What can you do?
If you support this joint resident response, you can read the concept and fill in the support form.
Please note: the full concept document and the form are still in Dutch.
Privacy
Information shared through this website is only used for the joint resident response and is not shared with companies, the government or other third parties.