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Art. 211 : Planungs und Baugesetz (PBG)
Art. 211
1 Die zuständige Direktion trifft die Schutzmassnahmen E. Zuständig-
für Objekte, denen über den Gemeindebann hinausgehende Bedeu- keit und
tung zukommt. Sie hört vorgängig die Gemeinde und den regionalen Finanzierung
Planungsverband an. Sie nimmt in ihrem Zuständigkeitsbereich die
Aufsicht über die Gemeinden wahr.33
2 Der Gemeindevorstand57 trifft die Schutzmassnahmen für Objekte
von kommunaler Bedeutung.23
3 Der Kanton kann von Gemeinden, die aus Schutzmassnahmen
besonderen Nutzen ziehen, Beiträge an seine Kosten fordern.45
4 Rechtsmitteln gegen Schutzmassnahmen kommt keine aufschie-
bende Wirkung zu.26
Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (52)
BRGE.III.Nr.0083.20 · zh (§ 211 Abs. 1 PBG)
Gravel Depot Permit Denial and Conflict Between Individual Protective Order and General Nature Protection Ordinance
This provision establishes the authority (Vorinstanz) competent to set protection measures, which must also rule on their revocation.
VB.2003.00386 · zh (§ 211 PBG)
Administrative Appeal on Sufficiency of Official Publication for Property Protection Waiver
This provision is implicitly the legal basis for the matter being decided, concerning the official publication of protective measures, though its application is confirmed by the final disposition (abweisung/dismissal).
VB.2003.00386 · zh (§ 211 PBG)
Property Protection Waiver Notification Appeal
Cited in the context of dismissing the appeal.
VB.2024.00260 · zh (§ 211 Abs. II PBG)
Building Permit Appeal Dismissed Over Coordination, Height Calculation, and Zoning Exceptions
This provision was likely used as part of the legal framework regarding building heights or requirements which were assessed.
BRGE.I.Nrn.0091.009 · zh (§ 211 PBG)
M-Hall Building Permit Revoked Pending Historical Assessment
Cited as the provision empowering the competent authority to decide on protection measures.
VB.2023.00211 · zh (§ 211 Abs. 2 PBG)
Municipal Executive Authority Over Historic Preservation Versus Referendum Outcome
Cited to establish that the competence to decide on the protection of the object lies with the municipal executive, not the voters.
BRGE.III.Nrn.0160.0 · zh (§ 211 Abs. 2 PBG)
Appeal Regarding Building Permit Annulled Due to Failure to Assess Heritage Protection Status
This provision, concerning the municipality's decision on protection measures, was cited as the basis for the required follow-up decision after the annulment of the original decision.
VB.2019.00765 · zh (§ 211 Abs. II PBG)
Municipal Zoning Change Approval Over Open Space Protection
Cited in relation to the planning process and zoning regulations.
VB.2019.00526 · zh (§ 211 PBG)
Zurich Cantonal Court Upholds Historical Monument Status for Unique Modern Building
Likely pertains to the procedural aspects or appeals related to monument protection decisions.
VB.2018.00519 · zh (§ 211 Abs. I PBG)
Jurisdictional Dispute Over Ancillary Building Protection Status Near Historic Inn
The court used this provision to determine the cantonal authority's jurisdiction for objects of more than just communal significance.
VB.2018.00519 · zh (§ 211 Abs. II PBG)
Jurisdictional Dispute Over Ancillary Building Protection Status Near Historic Inn
This provision relates to the authority responsible for ordering protective measures.
BRGE.III.Nr.0180.20 · zh (§ 211 Abs. 1 PBG)
Municipality v. Cantonal Directorate regarding Protection of Post-War Modernism Settlements
Cited to justify the canton's jurisdiction in this matter.
BRGE.II.Nr.0029.201 · zh (§ 211 Abs. 4 PBG)
School Board v. Municipality: Historic Monument Designation Upheld Against School Expansion
Cited in a preliminary measure (Verfügung) regarding the lack of suspensive effect, which is a procedural aspect related to the overall recourse.
BRGE.IV.Nr.0097.201 · zh (§ 211 Abs. 2 PBG)
Solar Energy Installation vs. Cultural Heritage Protection on Protected Building
Cited to establish that the municipal executive (Gemeinderat) is the competent authority for both the building permit and the project-related protection decision.
VB.2016.00314 · zh (§ 211 Abs. II PBG)
Municipal Protection Ordinance Upheld Against Vineyard Challenge
Cited in connection with § 3 Abs. IV PBG to affirm the competence of the executive authority (Beschwerdegegner) to issue the protection ordinance.