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Art. 24c Bundesgesetz vom 22. Juni 1979 über die Raumplanung (RPG) - Bestehende zonenwidrige Bauten und Anlagen ausserhalb der Bauzonen

RPG; 2. Titel: Massnahmen der Raumplanung; 3. Kapitel: Nutzungspläne
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Art. 24c RPG · Bestehende zonenwidrige Bauten und Anlagen ausserhalb der Bauzonen

Bestimmungsgemäss nutzbare Bauten und Anlagen ausserhalb der Bauzonen, die nicht mehr zonenkonform sind, werden in ihrem Bestand grundsätzlich geschützt.

Solche Bauten und Anlagen können mit Bewilligung der zuständigen Behörde erneuert, teilweise geändert, massvoll erweitert oder wiederaufgebaut werden, sofern sie rechtmässig erstellt oder geändert worden sind.

Dies gilt auch für landwirtschaftliche Wohnbauten sowie angebaute Ökonomiebauten, die rechtmässig erstellt oder geändert worden sind, bevor das betreffende Grundstück Bestandteil des Nichtbaugebietes im Sinne des Bundesrechts wurde. Der Bundesrat erlässt Vorschriften, um negative Auswirkungen auf die Landwirtschaft zu vermeiden.

Veränderungen am äusseren Erscheinungsbild müssen für eine zeitgemässe Wohnnutzung oder eine energetische Sanierung nötig oder darauf ausgerichtet sein, die Einpassung in die Landschaft zu verbessern.

In jedem Fall bleibt die Vereinbarkeit mit den wichtigen Anliegen der Raumplanung vorbehalten.

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Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (608)

BRGE.III.Nr.0136.20 · zh (Art. 24c Abs. 1 RPG)
Expansion Restricted to Legally Approved Structure, Not De Facto State
Basis for the protection of existing buildings outside building zones, which can be renewed, partially modified, moderately expanded or rebuilt, provided they were legally constructed or modified.
BRGE.III.Nr.0136.20 · zh (Art. 24c Abs. 2 und 5 RPG)
Expansion Restricted to Legally Approved Structure, Not De Facto State
Specifies the conditions under which existing buildings can be renewed, partially modified, moderately expanded or rebuilt, provided they are legally constructed or modified and remain compatible with important spatial planning concerns.
BRGE.II.Nrn.0002.00 · zh (Art. 24c RPG)
Agricultural Zone Garden Development Restrictions
Cited as the basis for the practice that garden design outside building zones for zone-compliant buildings should be based on the requirements and practice for pre-existing residential buildings.
VVGE.2001.02.Nr.15 · ow (Art. 24c RPG)
Barn Additions Exceed Permissible Zoning Changes
This provision was applied to determine whether the modifications met the criteria for renewal or partial changes under the new law, considering the preservation of the building's identity.
VVGE.2005.06.Nr.40 · ow (Art. 24c Abs. 2 RPG)
Mobile Phone Antennas on Existing Mast Require Building Permit
The court used this provision to determine that the modification of the antenna system could not be justified as a partial change or moderate expansion, as this possibility had already been used.
VVGE.2007.08.Nr.18 · ow (Art. 24c RPG)
Barracks Conversion to Holiday Camp Denied in Agricultural Zone
Cited to deny the application for an eased spatial planning exception permit because the change of use would exceed the limits of identical use, altering the building's identity in its essential features.
100 2014 322 · be (Art. 24c RPG)
Bern Administrative Court: Building Permit Appeal Regarding Extension Outside Building Zone and Odor Impact
This provision governs the prerequisites for granting an exception permit for building outside development zones, which was the central issue leading to the partial granting of the appeal regarding the winter garden and balcony.
BRGE.I.Nr.0073.2016 · zh (Art. 24c RPG)
Krohn v. City of Zurich (Construction Permit Denial)
The provision is used as the legal basis for granting or denying permits for existing buildings outside building zones and for carrying out an interests' assessment.
BRGE.III.Nr.0117.20 · zh (Art. 24c Abs. 4 RPG)
Landowner Balcony Extension vs. Water Protection Regulations
The court found that the balcony extension meets the requirement of being necessary for contemporary residential use under this provision.
BRGE.III.Nr.0117.20 · zh (Art. 24c Abs. 5 RPG)
Landowner Balcony Extension vs. Water Protection Regulations
The court ruled that the project is compatible with water protection as a matter of important spatial planning concerns required by this provision.
BRGE.III.Nr.0117.20 · zh (Art. 24c RPG)
Landowner Balcony Extension vs. Water Protection Regulations
The main ground for allowing the appeal and overturning the building denial is that the balcony extension is permissible under the various paragraphs of Art. 24c RPG.
VWBES.2009.218 · so (Art. 24c RPG)
Appeal Regarding Partial Asphalt Paving of Existing Access Road to Mountain Inn
Used to establish that the proposed partial asphalt layer constitutes a partial change to a non-conforming but lawfully established structure outside the building zone, which is subject to protection.
VB.2004.00314 · zh (Art. 24c Abs. III RPG)
Planning Appeal: Non-Conforming Use Conversion Standing and Precedent
This article was mentioned in the context of distinguishing the case from the possibility of partial alteration only once, which is relevant to the final ruling.
VB.2003.00416 · zh (Art. 24c RPG)
Appeal Regarding Refusal of Permit for Complete Conversion of Structure Outside Building Zone
The appeal was dismissed, relying on the provisions of Art. 24c RPG regarding the impermissibility of a complete change of purpose for the original structure.
VB.2005.00324 · zh (Art. 24c RPG)
Appeal Regarding Exception Permit for Temporary Open-Air Cinema on Agricultural Land
This article concerning building outside the building zone was considered relevant for the permit requirement.