Patching up Amsterdam's Outdated Leasehold System Will Cost up to 40 Million
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Solving the problems with the outdated leasehold system in Amsterdam will cost between 20 and 40 million euros. Leasehold Alderman Alexander Scholtes (D66) stated this in the city council on Wednesday. The so-called leasehold rent, which Amsterdam homeowners are required to pay, is calculated and collected via this ICT system.
Ground lease: Hermes, the system used by the Municipality of Amsterdam to collect ground lease, has been running largely without technical support since October. That is possible…
Due to the bungling surrounding the transition to a new system, Amsterdam’s ground lease billions are being tracked on an unsupported and therefore vulnerable server. The municipality is preparing for the ‘worst-case scenario’.
The problems with the municipality's digital leasehold system are expected to cost between 20 and 40 million euros. In the Amsterdam City Council, it was...
Once a month, the Amsterdam City Council meets in the Stopera, and half an hour before the start, AT5 gauges the 'Mood at the Stopera' live. Today's topics include the IT crisis at the municipality's leasehold system. Alderman Scholtes (D66) had to announce on Friday that there are major problems with both the old and the new computer system that manages the leasehold rights of Amsterdammers. An emergency debate has been requested regarding the…
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