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Soil Information

Soil information from the municipality of Moerdijk is available digitally (free of charge). You can request a report for each address.

Soil Management Memorandum

The Soil Management Policy sets forth the rules for applying soil. The most important principle here is that the quality of the soil to be applied must match the quality of the receiving soil. TheSoil Management Policydescribes the options for each zone and the conditions under which you may apply soil.

PFAS Addendum

A temporary framework for managing PFAS-contaminated soil has been in effect since 2019. To formalize this temporary framework, the Environmental Services in North Brabant, on behalf of the executive committees of the 57 participating municipalities, have drawn up aPFAS Soil Quality Map. 

The abbreviation PFAS stands for poly- and perfluoroalkyl substances. These are man-made substances that do not occur naturally in the environment. PFAS are used in many products. A well-known example is the nonstick coating on pans. As a result of this—and due to incidents—these substances have entered the environment and are now found in soil, dredged material, and surface water, among other places. Some PFAS have undesirable properties. They do not break down, or break down only minimally, in the environment and can be harmful.

Soil Remediation

If there is soil contamination that needs to be remediated, you will need permission to do so. To obtain this permission, please contact theMidden en West-Brabant Environmental Agency.

Vital Centers

This is the landing page for the “Vital Centers” program initiative. On this page, you’ll find general and current information, as well as the various program initiatives for each community.

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Street Lighting

You can report malfunctioning streetlights online through the Dutch Lighting Institute. You can zoom in on the map to see right away if the problem has already been reported by someone else. We’ll also keep you updated on the status of the issue, if you’d like. 

Accessibility

We do our very best to make the files posted on the website as usable and readable as possible for everyone. If you still encounter an accessibility issue, or if you have a question or comment about the accessibility of a file, please email web@moerdijk.nl or call 14 0168. Together with our staff, we’ll work to find a suitable solution so that you can access the information.