Haarlemmermeer invests €4 million to keep Houtrakpolder green and climate-resilient
Residents of Haarlemmermeer can look forward to a greener, more climate-resilient Houtrakpolder. The municipality has allocated €4 million to enhance nature, water systems, and recreation while balancing new energy projects, ensuring the area remains attractive for future generations.
| Key Data Point | Details |
|---|---|
| Funding Allocated | €4 million |
| Area Focus | Houtrakpolder, Haarlemmermeer |
| Key Investments | Nature, water systems, recreation, energy provisions |
| Timeline | Plans to be fully realized by 2033 |
| Government Body | Municipality of Haarlemmermeer |
| Alderman | Beryl van Straten |
| Objective | Climate resilience, green space preservation, recreational improvements |
The municipality of Haarlemmermeer is responsible for local spatial planning, environmental management, and infrastructure development within its jurisdiction. This includes balancing urban development with nature conservation and ensuring areas like the Houtrakpolder remain sustainable and livable for residents.
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Four million for green future of Houtrakpolder
The executive board of the municipality of Haarlemmermeer has approved the ‘Definitive Regional Plan for Area Investments Netten op Zee’. This makes funds available for areas facing major energy projects. Four million euros has been allocated for the Houtrakpolder.
By giving its approval, the municipality has chosen to actively contribute to the future of the area, despite earlier objections to new developments in the Houtrakpolder. The goal remains to keep the Houtrakpolder green, open, and attractive for residents.
Changes
The Houtrakpolder will undergo several changes in the coming years, including new energy provisions and adjustments to the water system. The available funds will allow the municipality to invest in nature, water, and recreation. This will help create an area that is more resilient to climate change while remaining pleasant to visit.
Valuable
Alderman Beryl van Straten : "The Houtrakpolder is a valuable open and green area for Haarlemmermeer. We want to keep it that way. At the same time, we see that a lot is happening in the area, such as new energy provisions. By participating now, we can invest in nature, water, and recreation while remaining involved in the decisions being made. This ensures that the Houtrakpolder remains a place where residents can enjoy it in the future."
Future-proof
The plans will be further developed in the coming years. If everything goes according to plan, the new area will be green and future-proof by 2033.