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Public inquiry begins into the future of Josaphat site

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Schaerbeek residents and associations are now able to comment on plans for the huge Josaphat brownfield site in a public inquiry until 23 September. The public inquiry it will include an information meeting attended by its developer, the Société d’Aménagement Urbain (SAU), a model of the project...

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Public inquiry begins into the future of Josaphat site

Schaerbeek residents and associations are now able to comment on plans for the huge Josaphat brownfield site in a public inquiry until 23 September. The public inquiry it will include an information meeting attended by its developer, the Société d’Aménagement Urbain (SAU), a model of the project...

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The Bulletin broke the news in 13 days ago on Tuesday, September 2, 2025.

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