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Art. 153 Planungs- und Baugesetz (PBG) - Öffentlich-rechtliche Einsprache
D. Verfahren und Vollzug - III. Einsprache und Rechtsmittel
Art. 153 PBG · Öffentlich-rechtliche Einsprache
1. Während der Auflagefrist kann bei der für die Bewilligung zuständigen Behörde schriftlich öffentlich-rechtliche Einsprache erhoben werden.
2. Zur Einsprache ist berechtigt, wer ein eigenes schutzwürdiges Interesse hat.
3. Die Einsprache enthält bei Einreichung einen Antrag und eine Begründung.
4. Gilt die Auflage- und Einsprachefrist von 14 Tagen, wird im Baubewilligungsverfahren auf Antrag eine einmalige Nachfrist von 14 Tagen für Antragstellung und Begründung angesetzt.
Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (14)
B.2024.103 · sg (Art. 153 Abs. 2 PBG)
Violation of Hearing Rights Due to Improper Building Permit Notification
Cited in the reasoning concerning the prerequisites for standing to appeal (Einsprachelegitimation).
B.2023.61 · sg (Art. 153 Abs. 2 PBG)
Administrative Court Dismisses Building Permit Objection Due to Lack of Direct Interest
This provision sets the requirement for standing (legitimation) to file a public-law objection, which was the core issue of the appeal regarding the legitimacy of the objectors.
B.2023.63 · sg (Art. 153 Abs. 2 PBG)
Appeal Dismissed for Lack of Standing in Construction Permit Dispute
This article establishes the requirement of having a legitimate interest for lodging a public-law objection, which was the central issue leading to the dismissal of the appeal regarding the standing of the objectors.
B.2023.61 · sg (Art. 153 Abs. 2 PBG)
Administrative Court Dismisses Building Permit Objection Due to Lack of Special Affected Status
The court's primary finding is that the appellants lacked the requisite standing for objection, as determined by this provision.
B.2023.63 · sg (Art. 153 Abs. 2 PBG)
Building Permit Objection Standing Dismissed
This provision defines who is entitled to object in public law proceedings, which relates directly to the core issue of the appeal's subject matter (lack of standing).
22.7087 · sg (Art. 153 PBG)
Appeal Dismissed: Cellular Antenna Permit Zoning Compliance Confirmed
Cited in the reasoning regarding the standing to appeal (Einspracheberechtigung).
22.7784 · sg (Art. 153 Abs. 2 PBG)
Administrative Appeal Dismissed for Lack of Standing in Building Permit Dispute
The core of the decision to dismiss the appeal was based on the lack of standing (Legitimation) to object, as defined by this article.
B.2021.226 · sg (Art. 153 Abs. 1 PBG)
Appeal Regarding Conversion of Non-Conforming Holiday Home to Primary Residence and Nuisance Objection
Cited in relation to the rejection of the public law objection.
B.2021.226 · sg (Art. 153 Abs. 2 PBG)
Appeal Regarding Conversion of Non-Conforming Holiday Home to Primary Residence and Nuisance Objection
Cited in relation to the legitimacy to object (Einsprachelegitimation).
B.2021.226 · sg (Art. 153 Abs. 1 PBG)
Appeal Against Permit Denial for Agricultural Zone Conversion Upheld; Neighbor Objection Regarding Nuisance Dismissed
Cited in the reasoning explaining why the municipality granted the objection on public law grounds.
20.1995 · sg (Art. 153 PBG)
Appeal Regarding Dismissal of Late Objection to Building Permit Based on Procedural Defects
Cited alongside Art. 139 Abs. 3 Satz 1 PBG, as the fourteen-day appeal period is a statutory deadline with the consequence of forfeiture.
20.1995 · sg (Art. 153 PBG)
Administrative Appeal Regarding Timeliness of Objection to Building Permit for Bistro Expansion
Cited in conjunction with Art. 139 Abs. 3 Satz 1 PBG concerning the legal deadline for lodging an appeal, the expiration of which leads to forfeiture.
B.2018.248 · sg (Art. 153 Abs. 1 PBG)
Building Permit Appeal: Lapsed Objection Period and Deficient Notification
Cited in connection with the calculation of the appeal deadline which the court found to have started only upon actual knowledge of the facts.
B.2018.248 · sg (Art. 153 Abs. 1 PBG)
Building Permit Objection Deadline Upon Knowledge of Protected Area Status
Cited as part of the procedural rule establishing the deadline for appeal (which was deemed not to have started due to insufficient notice).