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Art. 63 Bundesgesetz vom 20. März 2009 über die Personenbeförderung (PBG) - Vollzug

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Art. 63 PBG · Vollzug

Der Bundesrat erlässt die Ausführungsvorschriften. Er regelt insbesondere die Einzelheiten der Transportverträge.

Er setzt die für den Vollzug dieses Gesetzes zu erhebenden Abgaben fest.

Er kann Bestimmungen über die Aufbewahrungsfrist und die Versteigerung von Sachen erlassen, die auf Bahngebiet gefunden werden.

Das UVEK kann bewilligen, dass Unternehmen bei besonderen betrieblichen Schwierigkeiten vorübergehend von den Bestimmungen über die Transporte abweichen.

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Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (13)

V 97 118 · lu (§ 63 Abs. 2 PBG)
Administrative Court Dismisses Appeal Against Development Plan Due to Untimely Filing
Cited to establish the procedure for notifying affected property owners of the decision on objections following the planning decision.
V 97 118 · lu (§ 63 Abs. 3 PBG)
Administrative Court Dismisses Appeal Against Development Plan Due to Untimely Filing
This provision, although its text was found to be unclear regarding the situation where a municipal parliament makes the decision instead of the voters, forms the substantive core of the dispute regarding the commencement of the appeal period.
III 2021 122 · sz (§ 63 PBG)
Unauthorized Building Extensions and Pergola Glazing: Prescription and Restoration
Cited in the reasoning section (Erw. 3.6.4) regarding the purpose of setback regulations, supporting the need for restoration concerning the pergola in the final order (Art. 2.2).
RRE Nr 1263 · lu (§ 63 PBG)
Zoning Plan Revision: Annulment for Lack of Public Consultation
Cited as part of the legally required procedure (appeal process) that must precede the decision by the municipal decision-making body.
A-3060/2016 (Art. 63 Abs. 2 PBG)
Cable Car Luggage Transport Dispute
The basis for the BAV's fee regulation (GebV-BAV), which was applied to impose a fee on the plaintiff.
7H 16 8 · lu (§ 63 Abs. 3 PBG)
Municipal Zoning Plan Revision Appeal Dismissal for Lack of Irreparable Disadvantage
This provision relates to the authority to consider conflicts with superior planning bases during the municipal zoning revision, which the court cited when concluding that the objections could be raised against the final decision.
RRE Nr 243 · lu (§ 63 PBG)
Property Owners' Right to Notice and Negotiation in Zoning Objection Proceedings
Cited in the text in relation to the municipality's duty to report to the electorate or parliament regarding unresolved objections, confirming the procedural framework.
RRE Nr 1255 · lu (Art. 63 Abs. 3 PBG)
Electoral Rights Appeal Challenging Substantive Land-Use Decision Limited to Procedural Review
Cited as the basis for appealing the substantive decision of the registered voters to the Cantonal Government.
RRE Nr 698 · lu (§ 63 Absatz 2 PBG)
Mandatory Notification of Land Use Plan Objections Ruling
This provision governs the obligation to notify objectors about the decision concerning objections within three working days.
RRE Nr 587 · lu (§ 63 Abs.2 PBG)
Zoning Plan Revision Procedure and Electoral Legislation Applicability
Cited in the context of the formal appeal procedure following the democratic decision, which was sufficient to protect the appellants' formal rights.
V 97 157 · lu (§ 63 Abs. 3 PBG)
Council Authority Over Zoning Objection Deadlines Versus Assembly Jurisdiction
The reasoning explicitly cites this provision regarding the appeal deadlines for decisions of the constituents or the municipal council, which is relevant given the context of challenging procedural decisions.
RRE Nr 3293 · lu (§ 63 Abs. 3 PBG)
Administrative Council Ruling on Isolated Commercial Zone Creation and Appeal Standing
Cited to establish the time limit and the body for appealing resolutions of the constituents.
RRE Nr 3192 · lu (§ 63 Abs. 1 PBG)
Zoning Objection Naming Disclosure and Voter Information
The court applied this provision stating that voters must know the objections in order to decide lawfully on them.