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Art. 234 : Planungs und Baugesetz (PBG)
Art. 234
27 Baureif ist ein Grundstück, wenn es erschlossen ist und II. Begriff
wenn durch die bauliche Massnahme keine noch fehlende oder durch
den Gemeindevorstand57 beantragte planungsrechtliche Festlegung
nachteilig beeinflusst wird.
Baureife im
Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (85)
BRGE.II.Nr.0172.202 · zh (§ 234 PBG)
Revised Zoning Ordinance Does Not Negatively Preempt Building Permit
The court used this provision to determine whether the planned construction project would negatively influence future planning regulations, thereby assessing the applicability of negative retroactive effect.
BRGE.III.Nr.0088.20 · zh (§ 234 PBG)
Use Permit Duration Disputes Future Development Plan
Used to assess whether a property is ready for construction and whether a construction measure would negatively influence a pending planning decision.
VB.2012.00132 · zh (§ 234 PBG)
Municipality v. Cellular Antenna Permit Denial
This provision was used as the main ground for affirming the refusal of the building permit (Gutheissung und Bestätigung der Bauverweigerung).
BRGE.IV.Nrn.0130.01 · zh (§ 234 PBG)
Municipality v. Landowner (Parking Permit Denial)
Cited as a fundamental requirement for buildings and facilities, relevant to the accessibility of the building plot.
BRGE.III.Nr.0103.20 · zh (§ 234 PBG)
Building Permit Upheld Despite Traffic Concerns
This provision, along with § 233 PBG, pertains to the prerequisites for building permits, specifically relating to land use planning, and was cited as a condition for issuing the permit.
VB.2007.00066 · zh (§ 234 PBG)
Cantonal Building Prohibition Annulled Due to Lack of Hearing and Preemption by Federal Aviation Law
This provision concerning the refusal of a building permit due to lack of planning maturity was mentioned as a factor not needing consideration for the final decision.
VB.2004.00028 · zh (§ 234 PBG)
Appeal Against Building Permit Due to Misclassification and Prejudgment
This provision regarding the prohibition of prejudgment was applied as a basis for requiring the building permit to be denied during the appeal procedure.
VB.2000.00124 · zh (§ 234 PBG)
Appeal Regarding Building Permit for Multi-Family Houses and Intertemporal Application of Planning Law
The court applied this provision to determine the temporal application of new planning regulations during ongoing legal proceedings.
VB.2004.00028 · zh (§ 234 PBG)
Building Permit Appeal Regarding Prohibited Building Length
The court applied this provision concerning the prohibition of prejudgment in relation to the planning process, which formed a basis for refusing the building permit.
VB.2012.00132 · zh (§ 234 PBG)
Municipality v. Neighboring Residents Regarding Antenna Permit and Subsequent Ordinance Application
This provision is cited in connection with the final decision to uphold the denial of the building permit.
VB.2013.00355 · zh (§ 234 PBG)
Zoning Plan, Traffic Safety, and Building Permit Revocation
This provision likely deals with general building permit requirements and was cited in relation to the initial denial of the building permit.
VB.2024.00290 · zh (§ 234 PBG)
Appeal Regarding Building Permit Denial for Railway Siding Track Dismantling
Cited as the legal basis for refusing a building permit if it negatively affects pending planning determinations, although the court ultimately found it not decisive for the final ruling on the specific planning measures.
VB.2024.00227 · zh (§ 234 PBG)
Appeal Against Multi-Family House Permit Due to Traffic Safety and Fire Access Deficiencies
This provision is listed among the legal norms considered in the overall context leading to the final order.
BRGE.II.Nrn.0009.00 · zh (§ 234 PBG)
Appeals on Building Permits and Access Rights Over Private Path
Mentioned as the provision requiring sufficient access to the building plot for a building permit, although not decisive for the final order.
VB.2022.00568 · zh (§ 234 PBG)
Building Permit Denied for Undeveloped Property Lacking Water Easement
This provision is cited in relation to the definition of 'erschlossen' (serviced/connected) and the requirements for water supply, which was a key factor in the decision.