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PBGLATC
CH-ZH
CH-ZH
Art. 260 : Planungs und Baugesetz (PBG)
Art. 260
55, 59 1 Der Grenzabstand ist die Entfernung zwischen der Grenz- und
projizierten Fassadenlinie und der Grundstücksgrenze.
2 Der Gebäudeabstand ist die Entfernung zwischen den projizier-
ten Fassadenlinien zweier Gebäude.
3 Die Grenz- und Gebäudeabstände sind bei seitlich gegliederten
Gebäuden für jeden Teil getrennt zu messen. Für Gebäudeteile, wel-
che die für die Regelüberbauung zulässige Fassadenhöhe überschreiten,
sind sie um das Mass der Mehrhöhe zu vergrössern.
Gebäude-
abstand
1. 1. 25-127
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4 Gebäude, deren Gesamthöhe nicht mehr als 1,5 m beträgt und die
eine Bodenfläche von höchstens 2 m² überlagern, müssen keine Grenz-
und Gebäudeabstände einhalten.
A. Politische
Grenzen
B. Waldabstand
D. Abstand von
Verkehrs-
anlagen
I. Allgemein
II. Von Strassen
im Besonderen
1. Bei fehlenden
Baulinien
2. Vorplätze
2. Abstände von Territorialgrenzen, Wald, Gewässern und von durch
Baulinien gesicherten Anlagen
Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (64)
BRGE.III.Nr.0066.20 · zh (§ 260 Abs. 3 PBG)
External Staircase Projection Limits in Residential Zones
This provision, limiting projections like bay windows and balconies to one-third of the facade length, was found not to apply to external staircases.
VB.2006.00150 · zh (§ 260 Abs. III PBG)
Appeal Against Building Permit for Attic Balcony Violating Setback Regulations
The court rejected the appeal because the balcony structure attached to the attic floor did not benefit from the distance privilege stipulated in this article.
VB.2001.00084 · zh (§ 260 Abs. 3 PBG)
Appeal Regarding Distance Privileges for Projections on Special Buildings
This provision was used in conjunction with § 49 Abs. 3 and § 273 PBG to justify the final dismissal of the appeal regarding the interpretation of setback privileges for specific building projections.
VB.2001.00084 · zh (§ 260 Abs. 3 PBG)
Building Permit Setback Interpretation for Special Buildings
This provision concerning the non-applicability of distance privilege for special buildings was interpreted and used in the final decision.
VB.2001.00260 · zh (§ 260 Abs. III PBG)
Building Permit Surcharge: Facade Projections and Setback Distance
This provision likely pertains to the substantive rule justifying the final decision regarding the surcharge for excessive building length.
VB.2004.00145 · zh (§ 260 Abs. I PBG)
Building Permit Upheld Despite Procedural and Safety Claims
Cited in the list of relevant legal norms, implying its relevance to the case that was ultimately dismissed.
VB.2024.00260 · zh (§ 260 Abs. II PBG)
Building Permit Appeal Dismissed Over Coordination, Height Calculation, and Zoning Exceptions
This provision was likely used in the context of the assessment regarding the coordination principle and overlapping appeal deadlines.
VB.2023.00295 · zh (§ 260 Abs. III PBG)
Building Permit Appeal: Setback Violation, Classification Objections, and Parking Maneuvering Area
This provision is cited in relation to the issues discussed in the decision (although not explicitly detailed in the summary, it is listed under 'Rechtsnormen' and context suggests relevance to the judgment).
VB.2023.00228 · zh (§ 260 Abs. III PBG)
Appeal Against Vertical Extension Due to Building Line Deviation
This provision regarding the one-third limitation was discussed in relation to the external staircase.
VB.2022.00678 · zh (§ 260 Abs. II PBG)
Building Permit Rejection Upheld Due to Height Surcharge and Setback Violations
Cited in the background, as the appeal judgment concerning the interpretation of the extra height surcharge under this provision was confirmed.
VB.2022.00284 · zh (§ 260 Abs. 3 PBG)
Exemption for Underground Garage and Pergola Rule Clarification
Applies to the calculation of setback distances for roof additions, including pergolas.
BRGE.II.Nrn.0053.00 · zh (§ 260 Abs. 3 PBG)
Neighboring Owners v. Building Permit Appeal (Utilization and Setbacks)
Cited to determine the limitation on how far building projections like balconies may extend into a setback area.
VB.2020.00561 · zh (§ 260 Abs. III PBG)
Appeal Dismissed: Building Permit Compliance with Setback Requirements
This provision concerning building overhangs in the building separation area was applied as the sole relevant standard for that issue.
VB.2019.00809 · zh (§ 260 Abs. III PBG)
Building Permit: Balcony Setback and Building Volume Dispute
Cited as the basis for determining the limitations on how far balconies can extend into the boundary setback area.
VB.2019.00851 · zh (§ 260 Abs. III PBG)
Appeal Regarding Roof Terrace Setback Compliance
The court applied this provision because the roof terrace qualified as a building component presenting a balcony-like projection, thus requiring adherence to distance regulations.