Open session

1. Questions asked by municipal councillors.

2. Traffic: permanent amendments to the traffic regulations – confirmation of temporary regulations – decision.

3. Agreements – approval.

4. Work estimate – approval.

  • Rectified estimate for the Ban de Gasperich public park project
  • Rectified estimate for works to secure the hazardous rock faces along Val de Hamm and Rue du Fort Dumoulin in Pulvermühl
  • Final project for the construction of a temporary sports hall in Dommeldange
  • Project to renovate and repurpose the old Roudemerhaff farm at 6, rue d'Eschweiler, Rodenbourg – Junglinster
  • Project to build new rainwater and wastewater drains in Val Ste Croix, and upgrade of the existing water retention basin in Allée Léopold Goebbel – Lot 2: "PAP Arquebusiers" allotment
  • Project to upgrade Rue Charles Martel
  • Rectified estimate for the affordable housing project at 27, rue Jean-François Gangler, in Bonnevoie
  • "Kockelscheuer-Roeser 2" bicycle lane project

5. Urban planning:

  • Minor amendment to the PAG (referral) – "Boulevard Charles Simonis [CT[1]09a]" PAP NQ
  • Minor amendment to the PAG (referral) – "Grünewald-Ouest [WH-12]" PAP NQ
  • Listing of the buildings at 28 and 30, rue M. Rodange as national cultural heritage sites – opinion
  • Subdivision of land pursuant to Article 29 of the law on municipal planning and urban development (loi concernant l'aménagement communal et le développement urbain).

6. Mobility Plan – presentation.

7. Motion tabled by the Déi Gréng political group to ease traffic in Luxembourg City – vote.

8. Motion tabled by the Piraten political group to build a pet cemetery – vote.

9. Motion tabled by the Déi Gréng political group to improve the quality of life in the Gare district – vote.

10. Motion tabled by the Déi Lénk political group calling for strict limits on night flights at Luxembourg airport – presentation.

11. Motion tabled by the Déi Gréng political group to review the plans for the upgrade of Rue de Gasperich – presentation.

12. Motion tabled by the Déi Gréng, LSAP, Piraten and Déi Lénk political groups to make Municipal Council meetings more accessible and transparent – presentation.

13. Temporary organisational arrangement for music classes at the Luxembourg City Conservatoire in the 2024–2025 school year: presentation and vote.

14. Municipal regulations – approval. – Amendment to the regulation on cemeteries

15. Municipal forest management plan for 2025 – approval.

16. City finances – approval. – statement of surplus 2023 – property tax: – rates for 2025 – corporation tax – rate for 2025

17. Allocation of grants – decision.

18. Legal affairs: authorisations to initiate legal proceedings.

19. Creation/elimination of positions – decision.

20. Office social (Social Welfare Office): creation of positions – opinion.

Closed session

21. Rents Committee:

  • Resignation of Anouck Speltz as Committee Secretary – replaced by Shari Thuyns

22. Advisory committees: replacement of members.

23. Office social (Social Welfare Office): replacement of a member of the Board of Directors further to Fabiana Bartolozzi's resignation

24. Municipal Hospices: personnel matters – opinion.

25. Fondation J.-P. Pescatore: personnel matters – opinion.

26. Personnel matters – decision

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Summary record

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Questions asked by municipal councillors

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Article 13, paragraph 3 of the Municipal Law establishes the right of initiative for each member of the municipal council, acting individually, to add one or more items they wish to bring before the municipal council to the agenda, which is set by the college of aldermen.

Such proposals must be submitted to the mayor in the form of a written reasoned request at least three days before the meeting of the Municipal Council.