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Art. 32 Verordnung zum Gesetz über die Einführung der Bundesgesetze über den Umweltschutz und über den Schutz der Gewässer
5. Abschnitt: Umweltschutz - IV. Umweltverträglichkeitsprüfung: Verfahren
Art. 32 Umwelt- und Gewässerschutzverordnung; UGsV
1. Der Regierungsrat bestimmt das massgebliche Verfahren im Einzelfall.
2. Das Amt für Umwelt beurteilt Voruntersuchung, Pflichtenheft und Bericht zu Projekten, die von einer kantonalen oder kommunalen Behörde geprüft werden. Die Voruntersuchung und das Pflichtenheft werden innert 8 Wochen, der Bericht innert 12 Wochen seit Eingang des vollständigen Gesuchs beim Amt für Umwelt beurteilt.
Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (20)
VVGE.2001.02.Nr.38 · ow (Art. 32 Abs. 1 USG)
Municipality's Waste Disposal Fees Upheld
This provision designates the holder of waste as the relevant polluter for financing purposes.
VB.2005.00037 · zh (Art. 32 Abs. I USG)
Appealability of Rejection of Environmental Waste Disposal Enforcement
Cited as an applicable legal norm, likely related to federal environmental or waste regulations.
VB.2005.00037 · zh (Art. 32 Abs. I USG)
Appeal Regarding PCB-Contaminated Plastic Mat Disposal Order
The court confirmed the first instance decision based on this provision related to hazardous waste disposal.
TVR.2024.Nr.29 · tg (Art. 32 d USG)
Universal Succession and Polluter Liability for Contamination Cleanup Costs
The court ruled that the appellant is to be considered a polluter (Verhaltensverursacherin) under this article, justifying their cost liability.
ADM 2018 60 · ju (Art. 32ss LPE)
Waste Disposal Tax Assessment for Campsite Upheld
Cited as the general principles governing the financing of waste disposal facilities.
B.2016.95 · sg (Art. 32 ff. USG)
Municipal Noise Ordinance Fireworks Exception Upheld
This concerns the polluter-pays principle for waste disposal, which the court analyzed and found not violated by the exceptions.
B.2016.95 · sg (Art. 32 ff. USG)
Ordinance Upheld Against Environmental and Welfare Challenges
Cited in the reasoning but not explicitly in the dispositive orders.
A-6731/2014 (Art. 32 Abs. 1 USG)
Expropriation Compensation for National Road Bypass Land
Cited in the discussion regarding the responsibility for waste disposal costs.
TVR.2014.Nr.6 · tg (Art. 32 b bis USG)
Land Readjustment Revision Based on Post-Decision Contamination Discovery
Cited in the context of rejecting the applicability of its provisions to determine the duty of care for parties in the land readjustment revision.
TVR.2013.Nr.25 · tg (Art. 32 d USG)
Property Owner Not Liable for External Expert Report Costs; Authority Ordered to Issue Cost Apportionment.
The ruling implies that costs related to the investigation (which are governed by this article) will be allocated later via the cost apportionment order, which the authority is now ordered to issue.
AGVE.2012.64 · ag (Art. 32 Abs. 1 USG)
Cost-sharing eligibility for site remediation and investigation.
Cited as the general rule for cost bearing by the waste owner when cost distribution is not applicable.
VPB 07-0895-3121 (art. 32 de la LPE)
Federal Finance Delegation's 2006 Oversight Report: Fiscal Discipline and Resource Management
This article mandates the levy of a tax on waste disposal to finance the remediation of contaminated sites.
FI.1998.0001 · vd (Art. 32 LPE)
Property Owner v. Municipality on Household Waste Tax Based on Fire Insurance Value
The principle that the waste holder bears the cost of disposal, which underpins the causal requirement for taxation, was referenced in the reasoning leading to the decision.
AC.2002.0065 · vd (Art. 32 c LPE)
Groundwater Contamination: Operational Duty on Property Owner and Contributor
Cited for the principle of obligation to remediate landfill sites, but the specific orders are based on OSites.
AC.2002.0065 · vd (Art. 32 d LPE)
Groundwater Contamination: Operational Duty on Property Owner and Contributor
Mentioned in relation to the distribution of costs for investigations and remediation, but not directly applied in the dispositive orders regarding the obligation to take measures.