New Hague Coalition Promises 4,000 New Homes per Year, Less Traffic, Less Paid Parking
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“The COA forgets that elections have taken place.” This was the response of Richard de Mos of Hart voor Den Haag to the statement by the Central Agency for the Reception of Asylum Seekers (COA) that the new Hague city council cannot unilaterally terminate an agreement regarding the accommodation of 440 asylum seekers in the old Haga Hospital on Sportlaan in The Hague.
New Hague coalition promises 4,000 new homes per year, less traffic, less paid parking
After nearly two months of negotiations, the new coalition in The Hague, consisting of Richard de Mos, VVD, CDA, and Denk, has presented its coalition agreement. Among other things, they plan to build 4,000 new homes per year, adhere to the Asylum Distribution Act, tackle traffic bottlenecks in the city, and create more parking spaces, according to Omroep West's summary of the agreement’s main points.
The asylum reception center on Sportlaan will not go ahead. The new coalition states this in its coalition agreement, which it is presenting today. The expansion of paid parking to new neighborhoods is also off the table, except in Houtwijk.
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