Court-Saint-Etienne Mobility Plan: Genappe Communal College Issues Negative Opinion

The municipality of Genappe opposes the Rue de Noirhat bypass project and expresses concern over its impacts on its territory.

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The Communal College of Genappe issued a negative opinion on September 30 regarding the communal mobility plan (PCM) of Court-Saint-Etienne, opposing the use of Rue de Noirhat as a bypass route.

As part of the ongoing public inquiry, the Communal College of Genappe issued an unfavorable opinion on September 30 concerning the communal mobility plan (PCM) project for Court-Saint-Etienne. This decision signifies the municipality's opposition to two key aspects of the project.
Firstly, the College opposes the use of Rue de Noirhat as a bypass route. Secondly, it highlights the considerable impacts this PCM project could have on the municipality of Genappe, affecting mobility, safety, and the quality of life for its residents.
Residents concerned by the Court-Saint-Etienne PCM are invited to submit their remarks. Observations can be sent by email to mobilite@court-st-etienne.be (with the subject line "Enquête publique MOBILITE – Plan communal de mobilité" and including the date and full contact details) or by dated and signed mail to the Administration communale de Court-Saint-Etienne, Rue des écoles, 1 - 1490 Court-Saint-Etienne. The public consultation period ends on October 29, 2026.
Based on information from the official source: Commune de Genappe (13/10/2026)