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Apeldoorn is developing together

Welcome to this page, which is specifically for developers in the municipality of Apeldoorn. Over the coming years, the municipality’s population is set to grow from 165,000 to at least 180,000. This means we are developing new residential and commercial areas, and that many construction projects will be underway simultaneously.

Under the banner ‘Apeldoorn Develops’, the council shares the story of Apeldoorn’s development with residents and businesses. We believe it is important to ensure consistency in our communications in certain areas. We therefore set out requirements for the design and placement of construction hoardings, site fence banners and/or stickers for each construction phase. These apply to you as a developer, as set out in, amongst other things, the letter of intent and/or a preliminary agreement (AO).

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As a developer, you will also need to deal with public participation. In some cases, we as a local authority even make this compulsory. In principle, there are no set rules governing the form of participation, but we are happy to help you get started with a step-by-step guide. If you follow this guide, you will, in principle, have a participation plan and a participation report that meet Apeldoorn’s standards.

In order to involve residents in these developments and to ensure consistency in communication, we have set out certain requirements regarding communication and participation. These apply to you as a developer, as set out in, amongst other things, the letter of initiative and/or a preliminary agreement (AO).

Communication

We follow a three-phase approach during construction: the start-up phase, the development phase and the construction phase. For each phase, we have guidelines for construction signs and hoarding banners, and we would appreciate your cooperation in this regard.

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Participation

It is a good idea to involve local residents in your plans at an early stage. On this page, you can read why participation is important, what obligations may apply, and how our handy step-by-step guide can help you with this.

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