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Art. 48 Bundesgesetz vom 20. März 2009 über die Personenbeförderung (PBG) - Verjährung
PBG
Art. 48 PBG · Verjährung
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Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (18)
VB.2008.00188 · zh (§ 48 PBG)
Building Permit Rejection Upheld Over Traffic Safety Concerns for Parking Spaces
This provision appears in the section listing applicable legal norms, but its role in the dispositive is unclear without the full text. Based solely on the provided extract structure, and acknowledging that the appeal was dismissed (Abweisung), it is listed as a potentially relevant norm.
VB.2008.00188 · zh (§ 48 PBG)
Building Permit Appeal: Parking Zone Conformity and Traffic Safety Hazard
This provision is implicitly the basis for the final decision (dismissal) regarding the zoning conformity of the parking spaces related to the main building.
VB.2023.00243 · zh (§ 48 Abs. 2 lit. a PBG)
Appeal Against Building Permit Rejection for Winter Garden Extension in Core Zone
Cited in the reasoning regarding the scope and definition of core zones.
7H 22 216 · lu (§ 48 PBG)
Asylum Seeker Container Settlement Zoning Compliance
Cited as the legal basis for the zone for public purposes serving existing and foreseeable public tasks, justifying the project's conformity.
VB.2019.00681 · zh (§ 48 Abs. 3 PBG)
City's Zoning Autonomy Upheld in Design Plan Dispute
Cited as the legal basis for the requirement of a significant public interest to establish a development plan.
BRGE.I.Nr.0117.2019 · zh (§ 48 Abs. 3 PBG)
Municipality Development Plan Obligation Over Railway Property Overturned Due to Lack of Significant Public Interest
The court found the established planning requirement for a development plan unlawful due to the lack of a 'significant public interest' as required by this provision.
BRGE.III.Nr.0033.20 · zh (§ 48 Abs. 3 PBG)
Zoning Revision to Protected Wetland Invalid
Cited in relation to the imposition of a development plan requirement for a specific area.
VB.2011.00027 · zh (§ 48 Abs. III PBG)
Landowner Appeal Against Denial of Premature Construction of Private Access Roads
Cited in the context of the legal norms applicable to the case, which involved a preliminary decision regarding building feasibility.
BRKE.III.Nr.0150.20 · zh (§ 48 Abs. 3 PBG)
Property Owner Fee Dispute Over Development Plan Approval
Cited to explain the legal basis for imposing a development plan requirement, which underpins the discussion of whether the appellant fulfilled a municipal duty.
V 07 326 1 · lu (§ 48 Abs. 2 PBG)
Student Housing Inclusion in Retirement Center Zone Upheld
The provision establishing the conditions for uses permitted in the Zone for Public Purposes, which was used to uphold the zoning change for student housing.
V 07 326 2 · lu (§ 48 Abs. 2 PBG)
Administrative Court Upholds Land-Use Amendment for Student Housing in Senior Center Zone
This provision establishes the criteria for uses permitted in the zone for public purposes (OeZ), which was the core issue decided upon regarding student housing.
VB.2005.00046 · zh (§ 48 Abs. 3 PBG)
Unlawful Extension of Development Plan Requirement
The court used this provision to determine that an essential public interest was required for designating an area for a development plan, and found that this interest was not sufficiently demonstrated for the disputed area.
VB.2001.00164 · zh (§ 48 Abs. II lit. a PBG)
Municipality Appeal on Restaurant Expansion in Protected Zone Upheld
This provision relates to the planning autonomy of the municipality, which the court found was improperly infringed upon by the lower court's decision (E. 4c).
SB.2012.00149 · zh (§ 48 Abs. 2 PBG)
Inheritance Tax Re-assessment of Property Use and Valuation
This provision was cited in the context of the legal norms applicable to the case.
VB.2001.00164 · zh (§ 48 Abs. II lit. a PBG)
Restaurant Expansion Permitted Despite Visual Character Concerns
Cited as the legal basis for the annulment of the lower court's decision regarding the spatial planning autonomy of the municipality.