Appoint a designer to draw up a municipal spatial policy plan

GENERAL The Flemish Government approved the strategic vision of the Spatial Planning Policy Plan for Flanders on 20 July 2018. The Flemish spatial policy is launching an ambitious change process to make better and more intensive use of existing land use and thus reduce the pressure on open space. The Flemish Brabant Deputation finally approved the Spatial Policy Plan on September 19, 2023. The province thus developed a new vision for the future of space for the next 25 years. VCRO, section 4, municipal spatial policy plan: Articles 2.1.11 to 2.1.19 apply. The decision of the Flemish government containing further rules for the preparation, adoption and revision of spatial policy plans dated March 30, 2018 (Belgian Official Gazette April 25, 2018) must be followed for this assignment. The policy plan will be composed of a strategic vision and a set of policy frameworks. The strategic vision includes a view of the future and an overview of key long-term policy options (strategic objectives). The policy frameworks are operational in nature and concretize the strategic objectives into goals and actions for a shorter period. They function as a set but can be revised and/or supplemented independently of each other depending on social needs, insofar as they are in accordance with the strategic vision. The research reports provide an overview of the research and outcomes of the participation process that underlie the policy choices made. The available research replaces, as it were, the informative part of a structure plan, but will only be included in the policy plan itself via a brief overview or references. The policy actions are an overview of commitments with statements about resources and instruments to be used effectively within an agreed timeframe. The policy actions make the policy realization-oriented and demonstrate a well-considered approach