Constitutional challenge to municipal tax ordinance under fundamental rights and equality principles

The Austrian Constitutional Court dismissed the constitutional complaint, meaning the challenged municipal tax assessment and the underlying local ordinance remained in force, with the complainant not prevailing. The dispute concerned the constitutionality of a municipal regulation imposing a special tax or fee, where the complainant argued that the norm violated fundamental rights or the equality principle under the Austrian Federal Constitution. The Court found no violation, upholding the legality of the municipal legislation and the subsequent administrative enforcement actions based on it.