Administrative Tribunal Jurisdiction Over Land Use Plan Appeals

The dispute concerned the proper authority to rule on challenges to land use plans under a specific article of cantonal law, even though the canton had not yet legislatively designated the competent authority. The court reasoned that the Administrative Tribunal was the appropriate body to hear appeals against land use plans, holding that in the absence of specific legislative designation by the canton, the Tribunal possessed the necessary jurisdiction to review such administrative decisions pursuant to the relevant statutory provisions.