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Art. 76 Raumplanungsgesetz für den Kanton Graubünden (KRG) - 2. Weitere Bauten und Anlagen

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Art. 76 KRG · 2. Weitere Bauten und Anlagen

1. Für offene überdachte Flächen wie Unterstände und dergleichen gelten die Grenzabstände für Gebäude, gemessen ab Dachtraufe bis zur Grundstücksgrenze.

2. Freistehende Mauern, hinterfüllte Mauern (Futtermauern), Böschungen und dergleichen dürfen an der Grenze errichtet werden, sofern sie nicht höher als 1.0 m sind. Überschreiten sie die Höhe von 1.0 m, haben sie einen Grenzabstand im Ausmass der Mehrhöhe, jedoch von maximal 2.5 m einzuhalten.

3. Bei Grabungen ist ein Grenzabstand von 0.5 m, gemessen von der Oberkante der Grabenböschung, einzuhalten. Wird das Nachbargrundstück durch eine Stützmauer oder vergleichbare bauliche Massnahmen gesichert, braucht kein Grenzabstand eingehalten zu werden.

4. Einfriedungen wie Zäune, Mauern und Holzwände bis zu einer Höhe von 1.5 m ab dem massgebenden Terrain dürfen an die Grenze gestellt werden. Höhere Einfriedungen müssen um das Mass der Mehrhöhe zurückversetzt werden, jedoch um maximal 2.5 m.

5. Lebhäge dürfen mit einem Abstand von 0.5 m von der Grenze angelegt werden, sofern sie jährlich auf die Grenze und eine Höhe von 1.5 m ab dem massgebenden Terrain zurückgeschnitten werden. Höhere Lebhäge sind um das Mass der Mehrhöhe zurück zu setzen, jedoch um maximal 2.5 m.

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Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (36)

VR3 2024 89 · gr (Art. 76 Abs. 1 KRG)

Appeal Against Dismissal of Objection to Building Permit for Garden Shed

Cited to establish the general rule regarding setback distances for covered areas like shelters.

PVG 2024 9 · gr (Art. 76 Abs. 2 KRG)

Solar Tracker Boundary Distance Dispute

Cited in the operative part as the basis for applying a minimum cantonal setback distance of 2.5 m to the solar tracker.

R 2024 71 · gr (Art. 76 Abs. 1 KRG)

Appeal Against Building Permit for Carport Violating Setback Distances

The court determined that the carport structure falls under this provision, which dictates the applicable setback distance.

R 2023 35 · gr (Art. 76 Abs. 1 KRG)

Pergola Setback and Building Permit Classification Appeal

The court determined that the pergola does not fall under the category of 'open covered areas' and thus does not have to adhere to setback requirements.

R 2022 32 · gr (Art. 76 Abs. 4 KRG)

Municipal Building Inspection Appeal Regarding Concrete Blocks and Safety Measures

Applied in the reasoning to determine that the concrete blocks placed on the forecourt did not constitute a materially unlawful situation as they qualified as a partial enclosure.

R 2020 3 · gr (Art. 76 Abs. 1 i.V.m. Art. 75 Abs. 1 KRG)

Municipality v. Property Owner: Unauthorized Patio Roof Setback Violation

This provision, concerning minimum separation distances for open covered areas and buildings, was the direct legal basis for rejecting the building permit, as the structure violated the required distance.

R 2019 71 · gr (Art. 76 Abs. 4 KRG)

Applicant v. Municipality Regarding Wire Mesh Fence Permit Denial

Although cited in the reasoning, the key decision point for allowing the appeal was not based on this article's provisions regarding fence height, but rather on the subsequent development rendering the initial objection moot.

R 2016 72 · gr (Art. 76 Abs. 3 KRG)

Appeal Regarding Building Permit Approval Contesting Access Road Validity in Quarter Plan

Cited in the reasoning concerning the distance rules for excavations/retaining walls.

R 2016 72 · gr (Art. 76 KRG)

Appeal Regarding Building Permit Approval Contesting Access Road Validity in Quarter Plan

Cited in the reasoning regarding distance requirements for 'other buildings and structures'.

R 2014 97 · gr (Art. 76 Abs. 1 KRG)

Appeal Regarding Building Permit for Garage Alterations and Setback Non-Compliance

Cited in the reasoning to define setback requirements for walls higher than 1m.

R 2014 97 · gr (Art. 76 Abs. 2 KRG)

Appeal Regarding Building Permit for Garage Alterations and Setback Non-Compliance

Cited in the reasoning to discuss the setback requirements for retaining walls.

A 2015 14 · gr (Art. 76 Abs. 4 Satz 1 KRG)

Fence Permit Denial Based on Private Easement Obstruction

Applied to grant the building permit for the eastern part of the fence based on height regulations.

A 2015 14 · gr (Art. 76 Abs. 4 Satz 1 KRG)

Municipality v. Applicant Regarding Fence Permit Denial Over Easements

Basis for partially granting the appeal (R 15 24) regarding the building permit for the eastern part of the fence.

R 2014 112 · gr (Art. 76 Abs. 2 KRG)

Property Boundary Wall Classification and Construction Violation

The court applied the standard for setback distances for retaining walls exceeding 1.0 m in height, as this was the core issue regarding the boundary encroachment of the wall.

R 2014 112 · gr (Art. 76 Abs. 2 KRG)

Property Boundary Wall Classification and Construction Violation

The court cited this provision (implicitly/explicitly through the application of the distance rule) when determining that the wall had to maintain a 1.8m distance, which stems from Art. 76 Abs. 2 KRG's setback rules for backfilled walls.