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§ 26 Planungs- und Baugesetz (PBG) - Erlass, Antragsrecht
Raumplanung - Planungsinstrumente - Nutzungspläne - Sondernutzungspläne
§ 26 PBG · Erlass, Antragsrecht
1. Die Gemeindebehörde erlässt Sondernutzungspläne von Amtes wegen.
2. Grundeigentümer können der Gemeindebehörde den Erlass eines Sondernutzungsplans beantragen oder eigene Planentwürfe zur Beschlussfassung einreichen.
3. Die Gemeindebehörde fasst über die von Grundeigentümern beantragten Planentwürfe beförderlich Beschluss.
Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (166)
60/2020/1 · sh (Art. 26 RPG)
Cantonal Council Zoning Decision Review and Remand for Comprehensive Compatibility Assessment
Cited in the reasoning in the context of the Governmental Council's power to review municipal zoning plans for conformity with higher law.
VVGE.1991.92.Anhang · ow (Art. 26 RPG)
Right of Initiative in Cantonal Constitutional Law
This article is cited regarding the approval procedure in spatial planning matters.
VVGE.1993.94.Nr.19 · ow (Art. 26 Abs. 1 und 3 RPG)
Municipality's Right to Reconsider Zoning Plan Before Final Cantonal Approval
Cited regarding the binding effect of land-use plans upon approval by the cantonal authority, establishing the legal framework for when plans become effective and subject to greater stability.
VVGE.2007.08.Nr.38 · ow (Art. 26 RPG)
Property Owner vs. Regional Council: Rezoning Dispute
Cited in relation to the Regierungsrat's competence to approve land-use plans.
VR3 2023 47 · gr (Art. 26 Abs. 2 RPG)
Appeal Against Partial Revision of Local Development Plan for Hotel Resort Expansion
Cited in the context of affirming the conformity of the zoning revision with the cantonal spatial planning (KRIP-S) in the reasoning for the main decision, but not explicitly cited in the dispositive orders 1-4.
7H 22 165 · lu (Art. 26 RPG)
Cantonal Rezoning of Building Land to Agricultural Use Upheld Against Owner Appeal
Cited to explain the federal requirement for cantonal approval of zoning plans and the review of conformity with cantonal development plans.
WBE.2022.186 · ag (Art. 26 Abs. 3 RPG)
Environmental Applicants Prevail on Costs After Successful Appeal of Departmental Decision
States that land use plans become binding upon approval by the cantonal authority.
WBE.2022.186 · ag (Art. 26 Abs. 3 des Bundesgesetzes über die Raumplanung vom 22. Juni 1979 (Raumplanungsgesetz, RPG))
Environmental Applicants Prevail on Costs After Successful Appeal of Departmental Decision
Cited in relation to the binding nature of land use plans upon approval by the cantonal authority.
VB.2022.00424 · zh (Art. 26 Abs. I RPG)
Appeal on Retroactive Building Permit Denial for Municipal Road Expansion and Jurisdictional Dispute
The final order supplements the decision by requiring the submission of the road project approval to the competent cantonal authority according to Art. 26 Abs. I RPG.
VB.2022.00424 · zh (Art. 26 Abs. II RPG)
Appeal on Retroactive Building Permit Denial for Municipal Road Expansion and Jurisdictional Dispute
This provision is related to the required approval process for Sondernutzungspläne concerning roads.
602 2022 209 · fr (Art. 26 LAT)
Appeal Rejection Regarding Building Density Index and Development Zone Extension Based on Accessibility and Cantonal Boundaries
Cited in the reasoning regarding the approval process, but not in the operative part.
21.7207.21.7209 · sg (Art. 26 Abs. 1 und 2 RPG)
Landfill Special Use Plan Approval and Procedural Defects
These articles were cited by the appellant regarding the alleged lack of proper cantonal approval (AREG Genehmigung) concerning compliance with cantonal master plans.
AC.2020.0065 · vd (art. 26 al. 3 LAT)
Appeal against Neighborhood Development Plan Densification Dismissed
Cited in the context of the effect of challenging the cantonal approval on the entry into force of the communal decision.
60/2008/7 · sh (Art. 26 Abs. 1 RPG)
Cantonal Approval of Zoning Change Overturned Due to Inadequate Planning Report
The court based its decision on the principle that cantonal authorities must approve land-use plans.
AC.2019.0012 · vd (art. 26 LAT)
Property Owners v. Municipality Regarding Partial Land-Use Plan Modification
Mentioned in the reasoning context related to the department's approval procedure, justifying the scope of the annulment.