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Démarche participative "Centre et Rives" en Ville de Neuchâtel, résultats des ateliers Port-Piaget.

Jérôme Chenal
2014
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Dans le cadre de la démarche participative « Centre et Rives » lancée par la Ville de Neuchâtel par l’intermédiaire de la Direction de l’Urbanisme en mars 2014, une consultation a été proposée pour l’aménagement du secteur Port-Piaget à travers une série de quatre ateliers participatifs ouverts au grand public. Le présent rapport consigne les résultats de cette consultation.

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