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§ 2 Gesetz über die Wasserversorgung der basellandschaftlichen Gemeinden (Wasserversorgungsgesetz) - Aufgaben des Kantons

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§ 2 Wasserversorgungsgesetz · Aufgaben des Kantons

1. Der Kanton ist verpflichtet, im Rahmen der technischen und wirtschaftlichen Möglichkeiten für die Beschaffung von Trink- und Gebrauchswasser in ausreichender Menge und Qualität zur Sicherstellung des regionalen Wasserbedarfs zu sorgen. Er ist dabei nicht an die Kantonsgrenzen gebunden.

2. Hierfür sollen insbesondere folgende Vorkehrungen getroffen werden

a. Durchführung von geologisch-hydrologischen, chemisch-bakteriologischen, technischen und betriebswirtschaftlichen Untersuchungen;

b. Ausarbeiten von generellen und detaillierten Projekten;

c. Errichtung und Betrieb von Anlagen für die regionale Wasserbeschaffung (z.B. Grundwasseranreicherungen, Rückhaltebecken, Pumpwerke, Transportleitungen, Reservoire, Schutzzonen);

d. Beratung der Gemeinden und Privaten in allen Fragen der Wasserversorgung.

3. Die Projekte für regionale Wasserbeschaffungen unterliegen, nach Anhören der Gemeinden, der Genehmigung des Landrates.

4. Der Kanton stellt das in seinen Anlagen gewonnene Wasser den Gemeinden nach Massgabe des Bedarfs und der technischen Möglichkeiten zum Selbstkostenpreis zur Verfügung. Die Grundlagen für die Berechnung des Selbstkostenpreises werden in der Vollziehungsverordnung festgelegt.

5. Sofern es zweckmässig ist, soll der Kanton die Aufgaben der Wasserbeschaffung an Gemeinden, Zweckverbände, öffentlich-rechtliche Genossenschaften oder Private delegieren. In diesen Fällen gilt Absatz 4 sinngemäss. Der Regierungsrat regelt Rechte und Pflichten. Er übt die Aufsicht aus.

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Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (27)

A/1449/2020 · ge (art. 2 let. d LPA)

Associate Professor v. University Faculty Committee (Gender Discrimination in Promotion Appeal Nomination)

The court found that the LEg overrides the exclusion of LPA applicability for promotions stipulated in this article when discrimination is alleged.

A/2076/2021 · ge (art. 2 let. d LPA)

Appeal Inadmissible: Probationary Promotion Non-Confirmation Not Challengeable Administrative Act

The appeal was declared inadmissible because the provisions of the LPA are not applicable to promotion procedures.

A/1979/2010 · ge (Art. 2 let. d LPA)

Employee v. City Regarding Salary and Job Classification

Cited implicitly when noting that an appeal against the refusal of a promotion would be inadmissible because the LPA would be inapplicable in that context.

A/36/2000 · ge (art. 44 al. premier et 2 LPA)

Attorney Malpractice and Professional Misconduct Suspension

Cited in relation to the appellant having access to the case file, as part of the preliminary admissibility findings.

A/284/2025 · ge (art. 2 let. d LPA)

Refusal to Approve Municipal Police Nomination Not Subject to Full Judicial Review

The court declared the appeal inadmissible because the procedure falls under the exclusion from the application of the LPA rules regarding the initial creation of service relationships.

VB.2023.00580 · zh (Art. 2 TSchG)

Pony Owner Compliance Conditions Upheld

This provision was cited among others in the list of legal norms applicable to the case being decided.

A/1729/2024 · ge (art. 2 let. d LPA)

Employee Appeal Against Non-Confirmation of Promotion Denied Suspensive Effect

Cited in the reasoning regarding the inapplicability of LPA procedural rules to promotions.

A/2257/2021 · ge (art. 1 et 2 LPA)

Brazilian National's Residency Appeal Rejected on Hardship Grounds

Cited alongside Art. 60 and 62 to 65 LPA to declare the appeal admissible.

A/3666/2020 · ge (art. 2 let. a LPA)

Official Appeals Suspension of Departmental Duties

Cited in the reasoning concerning the admissibility of the appeal, specifically whether the contested act is a decision or an internal organizational act.

A/2252/2008 · ge (Art. 2 al. 3 LPA)

Appeal Inadmissibility Due to Untimely Filing and Lack of Force Majeure

This provision (although not explicitly cited in the dispositive orders 1 or 2, but rather used implicitly or as background context to support the finding of inadmissibility based on the opposition being invalid, which is a mandatory review by the court) does not appear explicitly in the dispositive orders.

UK080085 · zh (Art. 2 TSchG)

Appeal Against Dismissal of Animal Cruelty Investigation

Cited in the reasoning section regarding the definition of animal mistreatment under the Animal Protection Act, which forms the basis of the underlying case.

VWBES.2006.319 · so (Art. 2 Tierschutzgesetz, TSchG, SR 455)

Dog Attack Measures Proportionality Review

General provision requiring that animals are kept and treated in a way that best meets their needs, forming the basis for the required measures.

A/2273/2005 · ge (Art. 2 let. e LPA)

Litigant v. Examination Board on Certification Exam Registration and Procedural Costs

Although cited in the reasoning to justify the applicability of the LPA, this provision was not explicitly cited in the dispositive orders.

A/2273/2005 · ge (Art. 2 let. e LPA)

Litigant v. Examination Board on Certification Exam Registration and Procedural Costs

This provision was cited in the reasoning regarding the applicability of the LPA, but not in the operative part.

A/2118/2005 · ge (Art. 2 lettre e LPA)

Student Suspends Fraud Finding Over Dictionary Use in Exam

Cited in the reasoning regarding procedural applicability, but not explicitly in the dispositive orders.