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§ 5 Gesetz über die Wasserversorgung der basellandschaftlichen Gemeinden (Wasserversorgungsgesetz) - Private Wasserversorgungen

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§ 5 Wasserversorgungsgesetz · Private Wasserversorgungen

1. Die Inhaber von privaten Wasserversorgungen sind verpflichtet, Wasserüberschüsse dem Staat, den Gemeinden oder den von ihnen mit der regionalen Wasserbeschaffung betrauten Organisationen gegen angemessene Entschädigung zur Verfügung zu stellen, sofern es das öffentliche Wohl erfordert.

2. Projekte und Anlagen von privaten Wasserversorgungen müssen den Plänen des Kantons und der Gemeinden angepasst werden. Zu diesem Zwecke sind die Projekte der Bau- und Umweltschutzdirektion und der Gemeinde zur Genehmigung zu unterbreiten.

3. Für die Messung der Wasserstände, des Wasserbezuges und der Wasserabgabe haben die Inhaber der privaten Wasserversorgungen die erforderlichen Einrichtungen auf eigene Kosten einzubauen, zu betreiben und zu unterhalten. Sie haben ihre Messresultate der Bau- und Umweltschutzdirektion und der Gemeinde zuzustellen. Die privaten Messeinrichtungen unterstehen der Kontrolle des Kantons.

4. Die Gemeinden sind berechtigt, die Kosten für die Untersuchung des aus privaten Anlagen geförderten Trinkwasser gemäss § 3 Absatz 6 ganz oder teilweise deren Inhabern in Rechnung zu stellen.

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Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (37)

A/1322/2009 · ge (art. 5 LPA)

Employees v. Public Transport Authority re Vacation Supplement

Cited in the context of identifying the TPG as an administrative authority competent to issue decisions.

A/829/2024 · ge (art. 5 LPA)

Cantonal Employment Office v. Insured Individual (Unemployment Benefit Suspension)

Cited as setting the appeal deadline, which was used to declare the appeal admissible (Art. 1).

B-5549/2023 (Art. 5 Abs. 1bis TschG)

Animal Care Training Accreditation Revocation Appeal

Cited as the legal basis for the Federal Council to provide for the recognition of certain training courses.

A/2263/2023 · ge (Art. 5 let. g LPA)

Inadmissibility of Administrative Appeal Regarding Access to Criminal File Modalities

The court determined that the Public Ministry was not an authority vested with decision-making power under federal or cantonal law in this context, which is the main ground for declaring the appeal inadmissible due to lack of jurisdiction.

A/1348/2023 · ge (art. 5 let. e et f LPA)

Appellant v. University Hospital Security Ban Appeal

Cited in the reasoning to qualify the HUG decision-maker as an administrative authority.

A/231/2021 · ge (art. 5 LPA)

Foundation Board Member Suspension Upheld Despite Overreach on Public Speech Ban

Used to establish that the Foundation is an administrative authority subject to appeal.

A/3327/2019 · ge (art. 5 LPA)

Unemployment Benefits Domicile Determination: Shift in Center of Interests

Cited in conjunction with LPGA regarding the suspension of deadlines relevant to the admissibility of the appeal.

A/1185/2019 · ge (Art. 5.1 LPA)

Administrative Service Rectification of Judgment

This procedural provision is implicitly cited by the instruction in Order 1 to declare the rectification request admissible (although the specific article for admissibility isn't explicitly numbered in the dispositive, the judgment process relies on the cited LPA article 85).

A/2688/2018 · ge (art. 5 LPA)

Civil Servant Salary Arrears: Pecuniary Action Inadmissible in Favor of Administrative Appeal

Cited as context for the jurisdiction of the administrative chamber, but not directly used in the dispositive orders.

A/1214/2013 · ge (art. 5 let. c LPA)

Cantonal Early Retirement Eligibility Based on Intercantonal Service

Cited to classify the decision appealed against as one from an administrative authority.

A/1491/2011 · ge (art. 5 let. f LPA)

Stage Manager's Employment Status: Private vs. Public Law

Cited in the reasoning section defining administrative authorities, which contextualizes the final order regarding admissibility.

A/553/2013 · ge (Art. 5 let. e LPA)

Employee Sickness Indemnity Claim Jurisdiction Dispute

Cited in the reasoning to define the jurisdiction of the Administrative Chamber regarding public law actions arising from public law contracts.

A/1859/2012 · ge (Art. 5 litt. d) LPA)

Debtor's Challenge to Wage Garnishment Rendered Moot by Corrected Notice

Cited to support the finding that the debtor could be assisted by a lawyer during the proceedings, although the debtor chose not to avail herself of this right for the final hearing.

A/1632/2012 · ge (art. 5 let. g LPA)

Joint Professional Commission Decision Not Subject to Administrative Appeal

The court examined whether the Joint Committee acted as a delegate of the administration under this provision to establish its competence.

A/1158/2011 · ge (art. 5 let. g LPA)

Parliamentary Assistant Allowance Withholding Due to Lack of Documentation Upheld

Used to qualify the AC's Bureau as an administrative authority under the law.