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Haarlemmermeer must speed up Bolstoren apartment complex permit: 'Frustrating it took so long'

Haarlemmermeer must speed up Bolstoren apartment complex permit: 'Frustrating it took so long'

The municipality of Haarlemmermeer has until the end of April to decide on a permit for converting the historic Bolstoren in Nieuw-Vennep into an apartment complex. This deadline was established during a court case in Haarlem on Thursday following long delays in the process.

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