Blankenberge renovates sidewalks on the east side

The municipality of Blankenberge is investing in safer and more accessible sidewalks on the east side of the city.

Generic image of a construction site with sidewalk work.
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Generic image of a construction site with sidewalk work.

The municipality of Blankenberge has approved the tender for the renovation of sidewalks on the east side of the city, with works planned until the end of 2027.

The municipality of Blankenberge has approved the tender for the renovation of sidewalks in R. Brulezstraat, Koning Albert I-laan (between Marie-Josélaan and Hanneusestraat), the entire Hanneusestraat, Pierstraat, and A. Pauwelslaan. These works are part of a broader initiative to make sidewalk infrastructure safer, more comfortable, and more accessible.
A study bureau will handle the technical preparation, including plans, technical dossiers, and the preparation of the tender for appointing a contractor. During the execution phase, the study bureau will supervise and guide the contractor. With this first package, Blankenberge is prioritizing sidewalks on the east side, encompassing four streets and a section of Koning Albert I-laan. A. Pauwelslaan was also identified as a priority street following a survey in early April, indicating the city council's responsiveness to residents' needs.
The renovation of this first cluster will be funded by the sidewalk budget for 2026 and 2027, with the aim of completing the works by the end of 2027. The actual start of the works will follow the appointment of the study bureau, the development of plans, the preparation of tender documents, and the selection of a contractor. Meanwhile, the local government plans to prepare a subsequent cluster of sidewalks in 2027, which could be undertaken within the 2028 and 2029 budget years. This phased approach aims to improve sidewalk infrastructure step by step.
Based on information from the official source: Stad Blankenberge (06/10/2026)