Planning board's refusal to set an exploitation plan after adopting a zoning plan is dismissed by the Council of State.

The Council of State dismissed the appeal by Veduta Vastgoed B.V. and Haarlemse Slachtlijn B.V. against the Haarlem City Council's decision not to adopt an exploitation plan following the adoption of the 'Slachthuisbuurt Zuidstrook' zoning plan. The appellants argued that the council failed to provide a sufficient reason for withholding the exploitation plan, while the council contended that the zoning plan itself was the decisive administrative act. The court ruled that the council was not obligated to adopt an exploitation plan immediately after zoning and that the appellants' claims lacked legal basis under the relevant planning laws.