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65 municipal reports on construction and more in Haarlem last week

65 municipal reports on construction and more in Haarlem last week

The municipality of Haarlem processed 65 permit applications last week, with 64 specifically for Haarlem and one for Spaarndam. These reports primarily involve construction and development projects, allowing residents to track planned activities in their local neighborhoods.

Based on reporting by ad. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.

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