Art. 67 Planungs- und Baugesetz (PBG) - Strassen und Leitungen

B.2024.150 · sg (Art. 67 lit. a PBG)

Building Permit Challenge Dismissed Over Access, Scenery Impact, and Attic Regulations

Cited in the reasoning section as the cantonal equivalent concerning sufficient access for land development.

B.2024.5 · sg (Art. 67 Abs. 1 PBG)

Building Permit for Eastern Access Road Upheld Against Neighbor Appeal

This provision, alongside Art. 19 Abs. 1 RPG, defines the material requirement that land must have an adequate access for its use, which was central to the dispute over the building permit.

B.2023.255 · sg (Art. 67 Abs. 1 lit. a PBG)

Building Permit Denial Based on Narrow Service Road Access Upheld as Proportionate

Cited in the reasoning section discussing the assessment discretion of the building permit authority for sufficient access, though the core annulment relies on proportionality regarding VSS norms.

B.2023.255 · sg (Art. 67 PBG)

Building Permit Denial Based on Narrow Service Road Access Upheld as Proportionate

Cited in the summary of the legal provisions defining sufficient access (though the court's final decision relies on the assessment of proportionality rather than a strict application of this standard).

23.2974 · sg (Art. 67 PBG)

Building Permit Appeal Regarding Multi-Family Housing, Garage Gradient

Cited in the reasoning regarding the requirement for sufficient access, although the specific violation leading to the order was based on Art. 22 BauR.

23.66 · sg (Art. 67 Bst. a PBG)

Appeal Upheld Against Building Permit Due to Insufficient Access Road Safety and Legal Status

The court found the existing access insufficient, leading to the annulment of the permit based on the requirement for sufficient access roads.

22.2153 · sg (Art. 67 Bst. a PBG)

Denial of Building Permit for Tiny Houses Upheld Due to Insufficient Access Road

The provision was cited in the reasoning leading to the final decision to dismiss the appeal, regarding the requirement for sufficient road access.

22.3994 · sg (Art. 67 PBG)

Appeal Granted: Insufficient Access Road and Incorrect Setback Calculation for Building Permit

Cited as the cantonal basis defining road servicing adequacy (equivalent to Art. 49 Abs. 2 Bst. a BauG), which was central to the decision to grant the appeal regarding insufficient road access.

22.3344 · sg (Art. 67 PBG)

Appeal Granted Due to Unsecured Access Road for Building Permit Involving Unit Increase

Cited in the reasoning as the cantonal equivalent of Art. 19 RPG regarding sufficient road access, which underpins the finding that the property is inadequately served.

22.1241 · sg (Art. 67 Bst. a PBG)

Invalid Building Permit and Construction Violations Appeal

Cited in the reasoning regarding the insufficient road access, which, although not the basis for non-entry, is a substantive ground for overturning the permit if the appeal could have been processed.

B.2022.185.B.2022.1 · sg (Art. 67 Abs. 1 Ingress und lit. a PBG)

Road Plan Annulment Upheld Due to Failure to Coordinate Private Driveway Safety Review

Cited in the introduction, this provision relates to land development (Erschliessung), which was the basis for annulling the building permit.

B.2022.185.186.189.1 · sg (Art. 67 Abs. 1 Ingress und lit. a PBG)

Street Plan Cancellation Upheld Due to Failure to Coordinate Private Driveway Safety Requirements

The annulment of the building permit was a consequence of the lack of sufficient road access due to the annulment of the road plan.

B.2022.185.B.2022.1 · sg (Art. 67 Abs. 1 Ingress und lit. a PBG)

Municipal Road Plan Annulled for Failure to Coordinate Private Access Safety

Cited in the context of land development requirements which were relevant to the annulment of the building permit.

B.2022.185.186.189.1 · sg (Art. 67 Abs. 1 Ingress und lit. a PBG)

Municipality Failed to Coordinate Street Plan and Traffic Safety Requirements for Private Access

Cited in the preamble, related to land access requirements which were central to the decision to dismiss the appeal concerning the building permit (B 2022/186 and 190).

21.10459 · sg (Art. 67 Bst. a PBG)

Building Permit Revocation Due to Insufficient Road Access

Cited as the direct cantonal provision defining road accessibility, which served as the primary basis for finding the property insufficiently accessible and thus granting the appeal.