For example, the building is rotated a quarter of a turn, so that local residents have more privacy, the minimum age to live there has been raised to 23 and there will be two fewer flex homes. “We really do something with the input. “But participation does not mean that you get exactly what you want,” says the alderman. Nevertheless, she does not simply ignore the concerns of the residents. “The fact that residents do not feel heard is a bigger problem, which we unfortunately notice here again “, she says.
Flexible homes cause great anger in Hooglanderveen: ‘We feel passed over by politics’
