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Art. 176 LOC Legge organica comunale (LOC)

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Art. 176 LOC

1 Il credito suppletorio è il complemento di un credito di investimento.

2 Il credito suppletorio deve essere chiesto non appena è accertato un sorpasso superiore al 10% del credito lordo originario e superiore a fr. 20’000.-.

3 Per sorpassi inferiori è sufficiente chiedere la ratifica ad opera terminata; la medesima può avvenire con messaggio apposito oppure con una specifica risoluzione nel dispositivo di approvazione dei conti consuntivi.

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Decisioni giudiziarie che applicano questa disposizione (12)

52.2006.22 · ti (art. 176 ss LOC)
Company Advertising Van Special Use Denial Appeal
Cited in the section listing the applicable provisions before the final orders, concerning communal administration of property.
52.2004.168 · ti (art. 176 LOC)
Municipal Order Enforcement Against Fence on Public Path Upheld
This article defining communal property use was cited in the reasoning leading to the decision to reject the appeal.
52.2002.217 · ti (Art. 176 LOC)
Property Owners v. Municipality: Pedestrian Path Prohibition Upheld
Cited in the final orders, referring to communal property, which forms the background for the municipal authority's power to regulate use.
52.2003.108 · ti (art. 13, 176 - 180 LOC)
Appeal Dismissed Regarding Surface Right Grant for Cultural Center on Municipal Land
These articles concerning municipal property defined the main ground for rejecting the appeal, as the decision concluded that the surface right concession did not violate the rules on alienation of administrative property.
52.2001.11 · ti (art. 176 LOC)
Property Owners v. Municipality: Revocation of Special Use Permit for Municipal Land
Cited in the concluding section, concerning the classification of municipal property, which is central to the dispute.
52.1997.73 · ti (art. 176 LOC)
Municipal Street Naming Competence and Proportionality Review
Cited among the provisions listed for the decision.
52.2001.11 · ti (Art. 176 LOC)
Cantonal Court Upholds Revocation of Private Vehicle Access Permit Over Municipal Lot for Public Safety
Cited in the final order as part of the legal basis considered by the Tribunal (defining administrative and patrimonial property).
52.2003.108 · ti (art. 176 LOC)
Councilors' Challenge to Granting Permanent Surface Right on Municipal Land for Cultural Center
Cited in the final orders as part of the legal basis consulted by the Tribunal, concerning the classification of communal assets.
52.2004.168 · ti (Art. 176 lett. a LOC)
Property Owner v. Municipality Regarding Removal of Fence on Public Path
This article defines the communal property used as common goods, forming the object of the dispute (the path).
52.2006.273 · ti (Art. 176 LOC)
Communal Authority's Power to Regulate Public Right-of-Way Obstruction
Cited in the reasoning section regarding the definition of administrative property, although the final order cites it primarily in connection with the procedural basis.
52.2007.309 · ti (art. 176 LOC)
Municipal Land Reclassification and Sale Dispute
Cited in the final orders, defining administrative and patrimonial assets, relevant to the substantive issue.
52.2010.87 · ti (Art. 176 LOC)
Municipality v. Council of State: Parking Tariff Review and Cost-Coverage Principle Application
Cited in the preamble regarding the municipal regulation framework governing the use of municipal property.