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§ 82 Verfassung des Kantons Thurgau (KV) - Wasser, Energie, Förderung Energieeffizienz
Staatsaufgaben - Aufgaben - Wirtschaft
§ 82 KV · Wasser, Energie, Förderung Energieeffizienz
1. Kanton und Gemeinden sorgen für die Bereitstellung von Wasser und Energie. Sie fördern Massnahmen zur sparsamen Verwendung.
2. Sie können Versorgungs- oder Kraftwerke führen.
3. Sie fördern Massnahmen zur Nutzung umweltverträglicher erneuerbarer Energien und schaffen Anreize für eine sparsame und effiziente Energieverwendung im Kanton.
Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (17)
60/2017/35 · sh (Art. 82 Abs. 3 BV)
Suspensive Effect Granted to Appeal Against Bicycle Ban on Footpaths
Mentioned as a constitutional basis for the interest in the free and gratuitous use of the road (public right of use).
A 07 126 A 07 127 2 · lu (Art. 82 BV)
Spousal Pension Contribution Deductibility for Non-Employed Spouse
This provision concerning Pillar 3a was cited to support the conclusion that non-gainfully employed individuals cannot benefit from tax relief for pension contributions.
VB.2001.00390 · zh (Art. 82 BV)
Swiss Post v. Zurich on Traffic Charge Exemption
Cited as a foundational constitutional basis, though its direct application is nuanced by other specific laws.
VB.2001.00390 · zh (Art. 82 BV)
National Postal Service Traffic Fee Exemption Appeal
Cited in connection with the federal law regarding the Post and road traffic, influencing the scope of tax exemption.
GE.2021.0068 · vd (Art. 82 al. 3 Cst.)
Challange to One-Way System and Paid Parking Regulations Upheld
The court ruled that the parking tax did not violate this constitutional principle regarding the exemption from taxes for the use of public roads, as long-term parking falls outside its scope.
A/3100/2018 · ge (art. 82 al. 1 Cst.)
Ride-Share Driver Fine Reduction for Unauthorized Limousine Operation
Cited during the analysis regarding the scope of federal vs. cantonal traffic law competence, which impacts the application of cantonal provisions.
N.chtliches.Parkiere · ag (Art. 82 Abs. 3 BV)
Municipal Overnight Parking Fee Upheld
This constitutional provision, concerning the free use of public roads, was cited to explain the concept of 'Gemeingebrauch' (common use) and differentiate it from 'gesteigerter Gemeingebrauch' (enhanced common use) which can be subject to fees.
EBVU.17.391 · ag (Art. 82 Abs. 3 BV)
Municipal Parking Fee for Nighttime Parking Held Constitutional
This constitutional provision guarantees the fee-free use of public roads for normal public traffic, forming the basis for distinguishing between normal and increased public use which can be subject to fees.
AGVE.2018.72 · ag (Art. 82 Abs. 3 BV)
Municipal Fee Regulation for Excessive Parking Upheld
This constitutional provision guarantees the free use of public roads only for traffic compatible with common use; extended parking is considered an increased use of public property.
VPB 05-3226-1829 (art. 82 Cst.)
Lifting the Swiss Formula 1 Ban
The proposed modification is based on this article, which grants the Confederation the power to legislate on road traffic.
PVG 2004 18 · gr (Art. 82 Abs. 3 BV)
Connection Fees for Road Remediation vs. Subsequent Infrastructure Fees Legality
Cited as the constitutional basis rendering the financing of road renovations via connection fees unconstitutional.
VPB 2001.2229 (Art. 82, al. 3 Cst.)
Swiss Federalism Reform: Task Allocation and Financial Equalization
This amendment allows the Federal Council to introduce urban tolls ('road-pricing'), providing a potential new funding source for urban transport associations.
52.2001.35 · ti (Art. 82 Cost)
Traffic Barrier Installation Appeal Dismissed for Untimely Challenge of Original Resolution
Cited in the legal framework list but not directly applied in the operative orders 1 or 2.
JAAC 65.2 (Art. 82 Abs. 3 BV)
Road Use Fees vs. Environmental Sustainability in Swiss Federal Law
This provision establishes that the use of public roads is free of charge, with exceptions that the Federal Assembly may grant. It is considered lex specialis in relation to Article 74(2) BV concerning the polluter-pays principle.
VPB 94-428 (Art. 82 Cst.)
Federal Assembly Constitutional Reform Proposal
This article is the basis for the proposed amendment to strengthen the presidency of the councils by introducing a second vice-president.