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Geneva voters decide on 29 November 2026 on rezoning the Seymaz-Sud villa zone in Ch\u00eane-Bourg into an ordinary zone. The vote follows a referendum by the tenants' association ASLOCA.<\/p>\n
On 26 October, the Geneva right launched its \"Yes to Seymaz-Sud\" campaign. It argues that rezoning will allow homes to be built quickly near the L\u00e9man Express station in Ch\u00eane-Bourg.<\/p>\n
The project also plans to rezone a plot as a public facilities zone. No infrastructure levy will be charged, as the owners agreed to be compensated equally.<\/p>\n
The PLR:<\/strong> \u00a0its president Pierre Nicollier considers the location favourable to densification, near the station, the greenway and public transport.<\/p>\n The UDC:<\/strong> \u00a0Lionel Dugerdil wants to build \"quickly and well to meet needs\". According to him, the owners do not want a development zone.<\/p>\n The Green Liberals:<\/strong> \u00a0their president Aur\u00e9lien Barakat believes the ordinary zone allows larger building sizes than a development zone.<\/p>\n The MCG:<\/strong> \u00a0MP Sandro Pistis warns that a rejection would delay development of the area by several decades.<\/p>\n Referendum backers, supported by the left and ASLOCA, are calling for a no vote. The Council of State also recommends rejecting the rezoning.<\/p>\nWhat's next<\/h3>\n
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