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Art. 269 : Planungs und Baugesetz (PBG)

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Art. 269

55, 59 Wo die Bau- und Zonenordnung nichts anderes be- Abstandsfreie

stimmt, unterliegen unterirdische Bauten sowie Unterniveaubauten, die Gebäude

keine Öffnungen gegen Nachbargrundstücke aufweisen, keinen Ab-

standsvorschriften.

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Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (30)

VB.2010.00704 · zh (§ 269 PBG)
Building Permit Demolition and Reconstruction Appeals Regarding Ground Level, Height, Setbacks, and Roof Design
This provision likely relates to setback requirements (Grenzabstand), which were discussed and ruled upon regarding the garage and the roof structure.
VB.2023.00106 · zh (§ 269 PBG)
Building Permit Upheld for Boundary Wall Garage
This provision was used to justify that the construction of the retaining wall of the underground garage on the property line was permissible.
VB.2022.00284 · zh (§ 269 PBG)
Exemption for Underground Garage and Pergola Rule Clarification
Determines that underground buildings and parts thereof are not subject to setback requirements.
VB.2020.00824 · zh (§ 269 PBG)
Administrative Court Ruling on Attachment vs. Expansion for Setback Calculations
The court used this provision to rule on whether the projected addition could be considered an underground building exempt from setback requirements.
VB.2020.00035 · zh (§ 269 PBG)
Building Permit Setback Regulations: Current vs. Previous Ground Level
Cited as the legal basis for the decision regarding building regulations and distance requirements.
VB.2019.00289 · zh (§ 269 PBG)
Appeal Regarding Building Permit: Facade Length Calculation, Boundary Distance, Excavation, and Traffic Safety
It is cited in the reasoning concerning the feasibility of remedial measures through secondary provisions.
BRGE.IV.Nr.0080.201 · zh (§ 269 PBG)
Property Owner Appeal of Building Permit for Facade Projections and Setback Compliance
This provision exempting certain building parts from setback requirements was used to confirm that the planned external staircase extension is not subject to setback regulations.
BRGE.II.Nrn.0087.00 · zh (§ 269 PBG)
Villa N. Demolition and Clinic Permit Appeals
Cited regarding the distance requirements (height above ground level).
VB.2018.00742 · zh (§ 269 PBG)
Construction Permit Modification and Ancillary Conditions for Car Lift
The court based its decision on this provision regarding the distinction between parts of the building requiring setbacks.
VB.2018.00314 · zh (§ 269 PBG)
Appeal Regarding Building Permit Conditions and Plan Correction
The court found that a clerical error in the approved building plan violated this provision, but that the correction made during the appeal process was permissible.
BRGE.III.Nr.0186.20 · zh (§ 269 PBG)
Building Permit Overturned Due to Setback Violation and Incomplete Plans
Defines which underground or partially above-ground structures are exempt from setback requirements unless zoning law specifies otherwise.
VB.2017.00830 · zh (§ 269 PBG)
Building Permit Conditions and Minor Deficiencies Upheld
This provision was cited in relation to the assessment of compliance with setback requirements.
VB.2015.00355 · zh (§ 269 PBG)
Outdoor Staircase Setback Exemption for Underground Elements
Cited in relation to the general provisions of building law, likely for the overall assessment of the situation.
VB.2014.00267 · zh (§ 269 PBG)
Garage Extension Setback Dispute
Cited in relation to the interpretation of the term 'special building' in municipal law.
VB.2013.00266 · zh (§ 269 PBG)
Appeal Dismissed Regarding Building Permit for Project Changes and Setback Compliance
This provision concerning openings and building parts subject to setback regulations is discussed extensively regarding the hobby room elevation and the light shaft, but it is not cited in the dispositive orders.