Art. 5 Bundesgesetz vom 20. März 2009 über die Personenbeförderung (PBG) - Ausnahmen

VWBES.2024.132 · so (§ 5 Abs. 2 PBG)

Municipal Development Plan Approval Upheld Against Property Owners' Appeal

Cited as part of the reasoning establishing the court's jurisdiction to hear the appeal.

VWBES.2024.86 · so (§ 5 Abs. 2 des Planungs- und Baugesetzes (PBG))

Land-Use Plan Revision Upheld Against Bias and Substantive Challenges

Cited in the reasoning to establish jurisdiction, but not explicitly in the final dispositive orders (1. and 2.).

VWBES.2024.90 · so (§ 5 Abs. 2 des Planungs- und Baugesetzes, PBG, BGS 711.1)

Appeal Regarding Building Inventory Classification and Zoning Plan Legality

Cited as part of the legal basis establishing the Court's jurisdiction to hear the appeal.

VWBES.2024.87 · so (§5 Abs. 2 des Planungs- und Baugesetzes, PBG, BGS 711.1)

Property Owners Appeal Municipal Land-Use Plan Rezoning Approval

Cited as part of the basis for the court's jurisdiction to hear the appeal.

VWBES.2024.85 · so (§ 49 Gerichtsorganisationsgesetz, GO, BGS 125.12 i.V.m. §5 Abs. 2 des Planungs- und Baugesetzes, PBG, BGS 711.1)

Property Owners Appeal Municipal Land-Use Plan Revision Approval

Cited in the reasoning to establish the admissibility of the appeal and the court's jurisdiction, although not explicitly in the final orders, it is a core procedural basis mentioned in the context of determining the appeal is an admissible remedy.

VWBES.2024.89 · so (§ 5 Abs. 2 des Planungs- und Baugesetzes, PBG, BGS 711.1)

Property Owner Appeals Zoning Revision Approval Over Building Protection Status

Cited as part of the procedural basis establishing the Administrative Court's jurisdiction for the appeal.

VWBES.2022.430 · so (§ 5 Abs. 2 des Planungs- und Baugesetzes, PBG, BGS 711.1)

Property Owners v. Municipality Land-Use Plan Revision

Cited in the reasoning (II.1) as the legal basis for the court's competence to hear the appeal, which is a procedural prerequisite for the decision.

7H 22 320 · lu (Art. 5 Abs. 1 PBG)

Planning Levy Valuation Date for Zoning Change Added Value

Although cited in the header, this provision is not explicitly used in the dispositive orders (which are missing, but the ruling implies an outcome that would normally refer to the substantive law applied).

VWBES.2022.457 · so (§ 5 Abs. 2 PBG i.V.m. § 49 Abs. 1 GO)

Property Owner v. Cantonal Development Plan Approval (Right-of-Way Access)

Cited as the basis for the administrative court's jurisdiction to review appeals against planning decisions made by the Cantonal Government.

VB.2022.00562 · zh (§ 5 Abs. III PBG)

Appeal Prematurity in Zoning Dispute Upheld

This provision is cited in the list of legal norms relevant to the decision, suggesting it was a basis for the court's ruling.

VWBES.2021.194 · so (§ 5 Abs. 2 des Planungs- und Baugesetzes (PBG; BGS 711.1))

Municipality v. Planning Zone Appeal on Mobile Communication Facilities

Cited to establish the court's jurisdiction to hear the appeal.

VWBES.2020.383 · so (§ 5 Abs. 2 Planungs- und Baugesetz, PBG, BGS 711.1)

Appeal Against Development Plan Approval Dismissed Due to Procedural Flaws and Irrelevant Contribution Claims

Cited as the legal basis for the Administrative Court's jurisdiction regarding the appeal concerning land use planning.

VWBES.2020.86 · so (§ 5 PBG)

Bison Fence Permit Appeal: Endangered Species Conservation vs. Landscape Protection

Cited in the reasoning when confirming the admissibility and jurisdiction of the court, but not present in the dispositive orders.

TVR.2020.Nr.17 · tg (§ 5 Abs. 2 PBG)

Municipal Building Regulation vs. Higher-Level Planning Conflict Regarding Roof Window Design

Cited in the preamble, but the actual ruling relies on the fact that existing regulations satisfy the requirements of superior law, leading to the allowance of the appeal.

TVR.2020.Nr.17 · tg (§ 5 Abs. 3 PBG)

Municipal Building Regulation vs. Higher-Level Planning Conflict Regarding Roof Window Design

Cited in the preamble, but the actual ruling relies on the fact that existing regulations satisfy the requirements of superior law, leading to the allowance of the appeal.