Tammy Schmitz
Rédactrice communal
Missions du département technique :
Le Département technique est notamment chargé des missions suivantes :
- Organisation et surveillance du service des régies communales
- Suivi des projets et des chantiers communaux
- Traitement des autorisations de construire
- Délivrance de certificats (par exemple : année de construction d’un logement)
- Élaboration et modification du Plan d’Aménagement Général (PAG)
- Gestion des dossiers commodo et incommodo
Service urbanisme et bâtisses
Le service urbanisme et bâtisses est en charge des dossiers liés à l’urbanisme, aux constructions et à la planification du territoire communal.
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Shannon Huss
Rédacteur communal
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Jean Marx
Ingénieur diplômé
Service infrastructures et régie communale
Le service infrastructures et la régie communale assure la gestion, l’entretien et le bon fonctionnement des infrastructures communales ainsi que des travaux réalisés par la régie.
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Tom Hilger
Ingénieur diplômé
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Gilles Evers
Ingénieur diplômé
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Chris Muller
Chargé technique
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Claude Remesch
Ouvrier Préposé, responsable de la régie communale
Service forestier
Le Service forestier est responsable de la gestion durable des forêts communales et de l’entretien des chemins forestiers.
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