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Art. 19 Loi sur la gestion des eaux (LGEaux)

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Art. 19 Loi sur la gestion des eaux (LGEaux)

1 La protection contre les crues a pour but de protéger, par une gestion intégrée des risques, les personnes et les biens matériels importants contre l'action dommageable des eaux, en particulier celle causée par les inondations. Elle est assurée en priorité par des mesures d'organisation, d’entretien et d’aménagement du territoire. Lorsque ces mesures ne suffisent pas, des ouvrages de protection sont réalisés pour ramener les risques à un niveau acceptable et améliorer les fonctions naturelles du cours d'eau.

2 L'Etat élabore à cet effet les études de base nécessaires à l’évaluation des dangers d’inondation, en particulier la carte des dangers crues. Il intègre ces éléments dans le plan sectoriel des eaux.

3 La carte des dangers "crues" est contraignante pour les autorités. Les communes intègrent les zones de dangers crues dans leurs plans d’aménagement local.

4 Lorsque la protection des personnes et des biens matériels importants l’exige, l'organe compétent ordonne les mesures nécessaires de prévention et de protection contre les dangers d’inondation.

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Décisions judiciaires appliquant cette disposition (38)

67/2016/2/und/67/201 · sh (Art. 19 Abs. 1 EG GSchG)
Wastewater Replacement Costs: User Fees vs. Betterment Contributions
This provision, concerning cost recovery through fees for sewage facilities, was used to establish that costs for replacement without expansion must be financed via water protection law fees.
VVGE.1971.75.Nr.109 · ow (Art. 19 GSchG)
Federal Law on Water Protection: Cantonal Authority Approval Mandatory for Building Permits
Cited as a legal basis requiring the approval of the water protection office for building permits.
VVGE.1971.75.Nr.87 · ow (Art. 19 GSchG)
Zoning Decision Upheld Despite Procedural Flaw; Property Not Rezoned Due to Safety and Infrastructure Concerns
Cited as a basis for the requirement of connection to the general sewage project (GKP) for sewage connection.
VVGE.1985.86.Nr.64 · ow (Art. 19 GSchG)
Municipality Liable for Material Expropriation of Unbuildable Land
Cited as the legal basis for the prohibition of construction outside building zones if wastewater connection is not guaranteed, marking the 'Stichtag' (cutoff date) for material expropriation.
7H 24 106 · lu (Art. 19 Abs. 2 GSchG)
Administrative Appeal Regarding Asylum Seeker Container Settlement Building Permit in Groundwater Protection Zone
This provision establishes the cantonal authorization requirement for construction and modification in particularly endangered areas, which was central to annulling the decision due to the lack of a necessary water protection permit.
AC.2024.0187 · vd (art. 19 al. 2 LEaux)
Road Requalification vs. Historic Wall and Water Protection Appeal Dismissed
This provision governs the special authorization granted by the DGE/DIRNA for the project concerning water protection.
60/2023/30 · sh (Art. 19 Abs. 2 GSchG)
Groundwater Protection Zone Redimensioning Upheld Despite Border Limitation
Cited as a basis for the possibility of granting an exception permit regarding the prohibition of irrigation.
VWBES.2024.100 · so (Art. 19 Abs. 2 des Bundesgesetzes über den Schutz der Gewässer (GSchG, SR 814.20))
Water Association Appeal on Borehole Permit Requirement
Cited in the reasoning section regarding the requirement for a water protection permit, although not explicitly repeated in the dispositive order dismissing the appeal.
A-4156/2021 (Art. 19 Abs. 2 GSchG)
Airport Conversion Approval Overturned Due to Drainage Rights Issue
Requires cantonal permits for construction or modification of facilities that could endanger waters in protected areas.
VWBES.2023.230 · so (Art. 19 des Gewässerschutzgesetzes (GSchG))
Appeal Against Road Wall Remediation Permits in Water Protection Zone Dismissed
Cited to explain the general obligation of cantons regarding water protection zones, which forms the context for the dispute regarding the zoning plan.
23.1822 · sg (Art. 19 Abs. 2 GSchG)
Appeal Dismissed Over Revoked Building Permit Lacking Mandatory Water Protection Approval
The underlying issue of missing cantonal approval under this provision led to the invalidity of the building permits, justifying the dismissal of the appeal.
B.2021.34 · sg (Art. 19 Abs. 2 GSchG (SR 814.2))
Appeal Dismissed: ISOS Applicability in Building Permit for Demolition and Construction
Cited extensively in the reasoning regarding the scope of federal intervention in water protection zones, which led to the conclusion that the cantonal permit under Art. 28bis GSchVG was not a federal task.
AC.2021.0049 · vd (Art. 19 LEaux)
Chalet Demolition and Reconstruction in Water Protection Zone S2
The decision mentioned this article as the legal basis under which the Cantonal Directorate of the Environment exceptionally delivered the required special authorization.
B.2020.243 · sg (Art. 19 Abs. 2 GSchG in Verbindung mit Art. 32 Abs. 2 GSchV)
Municipal Demolition and Construction Approval Affirmed Against Neighbor Challenges
Cited in the reasoning regarding the water protection permit exception, but not explicitly in the final orders.
B.2020.243 · sg (Art. 19 Abs. 2 GSchG in Verbindung mit Art. 32 Abs. 2, 3 und 4 erster Satzteil)
Municipality's Comprehensive Approval for Multi-Family Building Demolition and Construction Upheld Against Zoning and Water Protection Challenges
These provisions regarding permitting requirements and conditions for construction in particularly endangered water protection areas were used in the reasoning, but were not cited in the dispositive orders.