Inadmissibility of constitutional complaint challenging street construction contributions

The Federal Constitutional Court (First Senate, Second Chamber) dismissed the constitutional complaint for inadmissibility without further reasoning, rendering the decision final and unappealable. The dispute concerned the lawfulness of street construction contributions (Straßenbaubeiträge), where the complainant challenged the levy imposed by a public authority. The court did not proceed to a substantive review because the petition failed to meet the procedural admissibility requirements for constitutional review. No specific individual constitutional rights were found to be violated on the merits, and the prior administrative order imposing the contribution remains in force.