Municipality of Edegem Submits Draft Spatial Policy Plan for Public Consultation

Residents can submit objections until January 3, 2027, regarding the spatial vision for Edegem's future.

The town hall of Edegem with a clock tower and ornate details, in the warm light of the late afternoon.
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The town hall of Edegem with a clock tower and ornate details, in the warm light of the late afternoon.

The municipality of Edegem has provisionally adopted its draft Spatial Policy Plan. This plan outlines the strategic vision for the local future until 2050, setting ambitions for quality living, resilient landscapes, and smart networks.

The municipal council of Edegem provisionally approved the draft Spatial Policy Plan on September 28, 2026. This plan details the strategic vision for the local future, with ambitions focused on quality living, a resilient landscape, and a smart network, including clear principles and concrete action points.
In accordance with the Flemish Spatial Planning Code, the draft is now being presented for public consultation, running from October 5, 2026, to January 3, 2027. The full draft and accompanying research note are accessible on the municipality's website: www.edegem.be/beleidsplanruimte.
Interested parties can submit their objections until January 3, 2027. Submissions can be made via registered mail to the College of Mayor and Aldermen of the municipality of Edegem, Gemeenteplein 1, 2650 Edegem, or digitally via email to ruimte@edegem.be.
Based on information from the official source: Gemeente Edegem (01/10/2026)