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Art. 21 Baugesetz (BauG) - Allgemeines
Öffentliches Baurecht - Konstruktion, Betrieb und Unterhalt - Sicherheit und Gesundheit
Art. 21 Baugesetz (BauG) · Allgemeines
1. Bauten und Anlagen sind so zu erstellen, zu betreiben und zu unterhalten, dass weder Personen noch Sachen gefährdet werden.
2. Zum Wohnen oder Arbeiten bestimmte Bauten und Anlagen müssen dauernd den gesundheitlichen Anforderungen genügen.
3. Für die Arbeitnehmerunterkünfte, die Verpflegung am Arbeitsplatz, die Bauplatzeinrichtungen und alle Bauvorgänge sind die Anforderungen der Hygiene und der Unfallverhütung zu beachten.
Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (19)
110 2024 151 · be (Art. 21 Abs. 1 BauG)
Health Center Helipad Permit Denial Appeal
This provision formed the basis for concluding that the helicopter landing site endangered persons or things, thus justifying the denial of the building permit.
110 2024 88 · be (Art. 21 Abs. 1 BauG)
Appeal Against Multi-Family Housing Permit Regarding Boundary Wall and Environmental Concerns
Cited in the reasoning when discussing safety requirements for construction site access, forming part of the context for confirming the site concept.
120 2023 45 · be (Art. 21 BauG)
Property Owner v. Administrative Authority (Roof Repair Order)
This provision is cited in the reasoning (Erwägung II.2.a and II.2.b) to establish the general duty to maintain buildings so as not to endanger persons or property, which is the substantive basis for the order.
120 2021 97 · be (Art. 21 BauG)
Co-Owner Dispute Over Unauthorized Terrain Elevation and Retaining Wall Height
Cited in the reasoning (section 6c) as the basis for safety requirements applicable to all constructions, relevant to the order mandating standard safety barriers.
110 2021 140 · be (Art. 21 Abs. 1 BauG)
Appeal Regarding Terraced Garden Permit in Residential-Agricultural Transition Zone
Cited in the reasoning concerning safety, though not explicitly in the dispositive orders regarding the outcome.
110 2020 109 · be (Art. 21 BauG)
Construction Permit Appeal Dismissed Over Slope Stability Concerns
Cited in the reasoning to state the general principle that construction must not endanger people or things, which supports the overall decision to dismiss the appeal regarding stability concerns.
120 2019 36 · be (Art. 21 BauG)
Property Owners Appeal Mandated Staircase Railing Remediation Based on Safety Standards
The court confirmed the requirement for additional measures because the railings violated the safety requirements for buildings.
110 2018 153 · be (Art. 21 BauG)
Administrative Appeal Regarding Building Permit for Retaining Walls and Fall Protection
Mentioned in the reasoning regarding the safety requirement for structures, which supports the overall approval.
110 2018 158 · be (Art. 21 BauG)
Hedge Replacement Versus Fence Height and Safety Compliance
Cited in the reasoning concerning the general requirement that buildings and installations must not endanger persons or property, forming a basis for the required safety barrier.
110 2018 143 · be (Art. 21 Abs. 1 und 3 BauG)
Construction Permit Upheld for Gasworks Soil Remediation Against Neighbor Objections
Cited in the reasoning regarding safety and health requirements, although the court found no violation in the final orders.
120 2018 38 · be (Art. 21 BauG)
Building Authority Enforcement Against Unauthorized Rooftop Enclosure
Cited in the reasoning for confirming the prohibition of use due to the danger posed by the non-existent continuous railing.
110 2017 128 · be (Art. 21 Abs. 1 BauG)
Appeal Regarding Building Permit for Mixed-Use Development and Access Road Relocation Based on Right to Be Heard Violation
Cited in section 5b as part of the legal basis for checking if road connections negatively affect the public road.
110 2017 85 · be (Art. 21 Abs. 1 BauG)
Administrative Appeal Regarding Public Playground Permit: Noise and Safety Conditions Imposed
Cited implicitly in the reasoning leading to the application of safety conditions (bfu consultation).
110 2017 117 · be (Art. 21 BauG)
Appeal Regarding Multi-Family Housing Permit and Slope Stability Concerns
Cited in the reasoning as the basis for the obligation to construct buildings safely, which was relevant to rejecting the hazard-related grounds for appeal.
110 2016 169 · be (Art. 21 Abs. 1 BauG)
Resident v. Municipality Regarding Building Permit for House Addition and Parking Space
The appeal was granted because the planned parking space failed to meet the requirement that construction must not endanger persons or property, which covers the traffic safety assessment.