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Art. 149 Planungs- und Baugesetz (PBG) - Nachlaufende Bewilligung

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Art. 149 PBG · Nachlaufende Bewilligung

1. Die Baubehörde kann anordnen, dass für das Bauvorhaben untergeordnete Einzelheiten, deren Beurteilung keinen Koordinationsbedarf auslöst, wie technische Ausführungsdetails oder Gestaltungsdetails, vor Ausführung zur Genehmigung eingereicht werden.

2. Sie erteilt die Genehmigung nach Anhörung der betroffenen Einsprecherinnen und Einsprecher.

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Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (10)

22.1282 · sg (Art. 149 Abs. 1 PBG)
Appeal of Building Permit Conditions and Deferred Approvals Dismissed
Cited as the basis for allowing subordinate details to be submitted for approval during the execution phase.
19.8218 · sg (Art. 149 Abs. 1 PBG)
Building Permit Invalidated Due to Insufficient Public Road Access and Incomplete Sewage Plan
Cited in the context of dismissing the procedural objection regarding missing minor details in the application documents (Baustelleninstallationsplan, Entsorgungskonzept).
19.8218 · sg (Art. 149 Abs. 1 PBG)
Building Permit Appeal Over Insufficient Public Road Classification for Parking Access
Cited in response to the appellant's claim regarding incomplete documents, stating that minor details can be submitted later.
20.1781.20.1809 · sg (Art. 149 PBG)
Appeal Regarding Building Permit Violations of Building Envelopes and Attic Regulations
Cited in the reasoning (Erw. 8.2) regarding the unlawful deferral of aesthetic review to a subsequent procedure, but not explicitly cited in the final orders as a ground for the decision.
20.1781.20.1809 · sg (Art. 149 PBG)
Building Permit Revocation Due to Building Envelope and Height Violations
Cited in the reasoning regarding the improper postponement of aesthetic review to a subsequent proceeding, but not explicitly used in the final orders.
18.7222.18.7323 · sg (Art. 149 PBG)
Administrative Decision on Building Permit Validity Due to Access, Safety, and Planning Deficiencies
Cited in the reasoning regarding the impermissibility of deferring detailed building execution information to subsequent proceedings, which supports the annulment of the permission (Point 1f).
18.7222.18.7323 · sg (Art. 149 PBG)
Appeal Authority Overturns Permits Due to Insufficient Road Access and Incomplete Application
Mentioned in relation to postponing the examination of issues to a subsequent approval procedure, which was deemed impermissible for certain aspects of this case.
19.7754.19.7755 · sg (Art. 149 Abs. 1 PBG)
Appeal Against Building Permit Overturned Due to Inadequate Road Access and Zoning Violations
Cited in the reasoning section when discussing the admissibility of issuing building permits subject to later approval of site installation plans.
19.9980 · sg (Art. 149 PBG)
Appeal Overturned Due to Incomplete Aesthetic Details in Building Permit for Sensitive Zone Renovation
Cited by the court to explain why referring the examination of facade and material choice to a subsequent procedure was inadmissible in this context.
19.9980 · sg (Art. 149 PBG)
Appeal Upheld Over Flawed Renovation Permit in Aesthetically Sensitive Zone
Cited in the reasoning concerning the inadmissibility of deferring the assessment of façade and material choices to a subsequent procedure.