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New phase, old concerns at well-attended 't Groot Clooster meeting: 'Plans are not set in stone'

New phase, old concerns at well-attended 't Groot Clooster meeting: 'Plans are not set in stone'

Residents of Heemstede attended a well-attended walk-in evening at the town hall on Tuesday to discuss development plans for 't Groot Clooster. The event allowed community members to share their ideas and concerns, while officials emphasized that the project plans are not yet finalized.

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