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§ 26 Strassengesetz - Gesteigerter Gemeingebrauch

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§ 26 Strassengesetz · Gesteigerter Gemeingebrauch

1. Jede über den Gemeingebrauch hinausgehende Benutzung einer öffentlichen Strasse ist nur mit Bewilligung und gegen Gebühr zulässig.

2. Die Bewilligung erteilt bei Kantonsstrassen das Bau-Departement, bei Gemeindestrassen der Gemeinderat, soweit die Gemeinde nichts anderes bestimmt.

3. Die Durchführung von Kundgebungen und Versammlungen auf öffentlichen Strassen ist gebührenfrei. Das Sammeln von Unterschriften für Initiativen, Referenden und Petitionen ohne spezielle Einrichtungen ist bewilligungs- und gebührenfrei.

4. Vorbehalten bleiben verkehrspolizeiliche Vorschriften.

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Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (18)

60/2005/68 · sh (Art. 26 NSG)
Neighbor Appeal Rights Against Heavy Vehicle Control Center Construction
Cited to explain why the project does not fall under the concentrated federal permit procedure for National Road execution projects (and thus avoids a Level 3 UVP).
A-3885/2023 (Art. 26 Abs. 1 NSG)
Federal Truck Stop Permit Overturned for Procedural Flaws
Cited as the basis for the federal authority issuing planning permission for national road execution projects and deciding on expropriation objections.
A-3885/2023 (Art. 26 Abs. 2 NSG)
Federal Truck Stop Permit Overturned for Procedural Flaws
Cited to state that all permits required under federal law are granted with planning permission.
A-3885/2023 (Art. 26 Abs. 3 NSG)
Federal Truck Stop Permit Overturned for Procedural Flaws
Cited to state that cantonal permits and plans are not required for national road projects.
A-2021/2021 (Art. 26 al. 3 LRN)
Road Construction Approval Partially Overturned Due to Noise Pollution and Agricultural Land Concerns
Used to confirm that cantonal law is taken into account in the approval of plans for national roads, provided it does not disproportionately hinder construction and operation.
A-1239/2012 (Art. 26 Abs. 1 NSG)
National Road Authority to Fund Cable Conduit Relocation
Grants the competent department the authority to issue the planning approval and simultaneously decide on expropriation objections.
A-4832/2012 (Art. 26 Abs. 1 NSG)
Road Project Approval Overturned Due to Property Rights Infringement
Cited as the basis for the Federal Department of the Environment, Transport, Energy and Communications (UVEK) issuing plan approvals for national road execution projects.
A-4832/2012 (Art. 26 Abs. 2 NSG)
Road Project Approval Overturned Due to Property Rights Infringement
Cited as the basis for plan approvals granting all permits required under federal law, making cantonal permits and plans unnecessary.
A-8233/2010 (Art. 26 Abs. 1 NSG)
Municipality v. Wastewater Treatment Facility Location Approval
This article pertains to the approval of execution projects for national roads, which was the subject of the contested decision.
A-1619/2011 (Art. 26 Abs. 1 des Bundesgesetzes vom 8. März 1960 über die Nationalstrassen (NSG, SR 725.11))
Noise Remediation and Compensation Claim Transfer Case
Cited as the legal basis for the appealed plan approval by the predecessor authority.
A-194/2008 (Art. 26 segg. LSN)
Municipality Loses Appeal Over National Highway Expansion and Football Field Expropriation
Used to define the type of decision being appealed (plan approval).
A-4988/2010 (Art. 26 cpv. 2 LSN)
Property Owner v. Plan Approval Authority (Denial of Justice)
The approval of plans for a national road includes all necessary authorizations under federal law.
A-6594/2010 (Art. 26 Abs. 1 des Bundesgesetzes vom 8. März 1960 über die Nationalstrassen (NSG, SR 725.11))
Municipality v. Noise Reduction Project Approval
Cited as the legal basis for the lower instance's decision to grant project approval.
A-5433/2008 (Art. 26 Abs. 1 des Bundesgesetzes vom 8. März 1960 über die Nationalstrassen (NSG, SR 725.11))
Infrastructure Project vs. Historical Preservation: Court Upholds Highway Expansion
This provision is the legal basis for the Federal Department of the Environment, Transport, Energy and Communications (UVEK) to issue the plan approval decision concerning the national road.
AC.2000.0037 · vd (art. 26 al. 3 LRN)
Pipeline Replacement Servitude Dispute
Cited regarding the special procedure for the construction of the rest area, distinguishing it from the scope of the current appeal regarding the water line.