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Art. 235 : Planungs und Baugesetz (PBG)
Art. 235
27 Planungsrechtliche Festlegungen, deren Fehlen einem III. Planungs-
Bauvorhaben entgegengehalten wird, sind innert längstens drei Jahren rechtliche
zu erlassen. Nach Ablauf dieser Frist darf die fehlende planungsrecht- Besonderen
liche Baureife nur noch geltend gemacht werden, soweit die rechtzeitig
erlassene Festlegung wegen Rechtsmitteln noch nicht in Kraft gesetzt
werden kann.
Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (6)
BRGE.III.Nr.0088.20 · zh (§ 235 PBG)
Use Permit Duration Disputes Future Development Plan
Cited in the context of the three-year period for the validity of a building permit when a master plan is pending.
VB.2017.00626 · zh (§ 235 PBG)
Landowner v. Municipality on Development Plan Deadline
The court applied this provision concerning the three-year deadline which had expired, thereby negating the planning prerequisite against the landowner.
VB.2015.00762 · zh (§ 235 PBG)
Tree Protection Ordinance Appeal Regarding Preliminary Effect of Tree Removal
This provision is cited in the list of applicable legal norms, although its direct application in the operative part is not explicitly detailed in the provided excerpt of the dispositive.
VB.2014.00627 · zh (§ 235 Abs. I PBG)
Appeal Against Building Permit Volume and Zoning Regulation Application
This provision is listed as a relevant legal norm concerning the case, although its direct application in the dispositive is not explicitly detailed in the summary provided.
VB.2015.00762 · zh (§ 235 PBG)
Appeal Regarding Tree Protection Provisions and Negative Preliminary Effect of Zoning Regulation
This provision was cited in the context of the court's final decision regarding the appeal, although the specific role in the final operative part is implied by the overall outcome (Partially granted and reversed).
VB.2017.00626 · zh (§ 235 PBG)
Landowner's Right to Build vs. Municipality's Delayed Design Plan
The three-year period according to this provision was applicable and had expired, preventing the still-to-be-established zoning plan from being held against the landowner.