US EditionHalf of New Residential Area May Not Be Inhabited Due to Nitrogen Regulations
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By Rike Herbering: Several hundred apartments already stand in Nordhorn's largest residential area, "Am Strampel." To meet the growing demand for affordable housing, the Nordhorn housing association Gewo now wants to increase density there. To this end, it plans to build another building at "Am Strampel 9a," as Gewo Managing Director Jörg Snieders reported in an interview with GN. more...
In Gilze en Rijen, hard work is being done on the preparation of the new residential area 'Tussen de Leijen'. However, half of the homes may not be occupied for the time being. The reason: the expected nitrogen emissions from cars of future residents exceed the permitted standards and are therefore harmful to nearby Natura 2000 areas. Only the province can issue a nature permit for this, but that is not yet on the table. In 2029, there must be …
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