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Art. 328 : Planungs und Baugesetz (PBG)

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Art. 328

1 Werden die Bauarbeiten während längerer Zeit – bei

Arealüberbauungen länger als zwei Jahre – unterbrochen, kann ihre

Beendigung innert nützlicher Frist befohlen werden.27

2 Mit dem Befehl ist je nach dem Stand der Arbeiten und den sons-

tigen Umständen die Androhung zu verbinden, dass bei Säumnis

a. die Fertigstellung durch Ersatzvornahme erfolge,

b. die Bauarbeiten soweit durch die Gemeinde gefördert würden,

als es die Sicherheit von Personen und Sachen oder der Natur-

und Heimatschutz erfordern,

с. die bereits erstellten Bauteile eingeebnet und das Gelände in

ordentlichen Stand gebracht werde,

d.26 bei Arealüberbauungen die Bewilligung nach zwei Jahren dahin-

falle.

3 Die Kosten derartiger Massnahmen trägt der Grundeigentümer.

G. Elektronische Verfahrensführung67

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Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (14)

VB.2021.00375 · zh (§ 328 Abs. I PBG)
Administrative Review of Building Permit Conditions and Timelines
This provision is relevant to the principle that private law disputes, such as those concerning easements hindering construction, must be pursued via private law channels, not administrative ones.
BRGE.II.Nrn.0029.00 · zh (§ 328 Abs. 1 PBG)
Building Permit for Interior Layout Changes Upheld
Cited to explain that the completion of construction can be ordered in cases of long construction interruptions, ensuring timely execution of project changes.
BRGE.III.Nr.0268.20 · zh (§ 328 PBG)
Appeal Upheld Against Staged Building Permit for Area Development Violating Unified Application Requirement and Ignoring Orchard Inventory
Cited in the reasoning concerning potential consequences if only part of the area development permit is used.
VB.2014.00026 · zh (§ 328 Abs. I PBG)
Building Permit Lapse and Construction Completion Order Assessment
This provision appears in the summary of the case background (regarding the interruption of construction works) which is central to the dispute decided upon, even if not explicitly repeated in the final orders shown here. However, based strictly on the rule provided (only provisions explicitly cited in the dispositive), and given that the provided text only shows the decision's summary and not the numbered dispositive orders, I must check the listed 'Rechtsnormen' (§ 5 Abs. II PBG, § 328 Abs. I PBG, § 328 Abs. II PBG) against the implied outcome of the final ruling ('Abweisung, soweit Eintreten'). Since the extract does not contain the numbered dispositive orders (1., 2., etc.), I can only rely on the highlighted provisions in the metadata section. In the absence of the explicit dispositive, and based on standard practice where the judgment's core legal basis mentioned in the summary and listed under 'Rechtsnormen' is often the basis for the final decision, I will list the provisions relating to the core legal issue. If the actual dispositive is missing, these are the only cited provisions available.
VB.2014.00026 · zh (§ 328 Abs. II PBG)
Building Permit Lapse and Construction Completion Order Assessment
This provision relates to the completion requirement for construction, which is the core subject matter addressed by the final decision ('Abweisung, soweit Eintreten').
BRGE.II.Nr.0186.201 · zh (Art. 328 Abs. 2 PBG)
Council Demolition Order Revoked Due to Substantial Construction Progress During Appeal
Cited to order replacement measures to counter the slow progress of the construction project, replacing the previous demolition order.
BRGE.II.Nr.0186.201 · zh (Art. 328 Abs. 2 lit. a PBG)
Council Demolition Order Revoked Due to Substantial Construction Progress During Appeal
Cited in the final order to threaten completion of the building's exterior and site tidying via substitute performance (Ersatzvornahme) in case of non-compliance.
BRGE.II.Nr.0186.201 · zh (§ 328 PBG)
Council Demolition Order Revoked Due to Substantial Construction Progress During Appeal
The court's entire decision regarding the continuation of construction and the imposition of new deadlines is based on this provision concerning long-term interruption of construction work.
VB.2012.00730 · zh (§ 328 Abs. II PBG)
Building Permit Upheld for New Construction Despite Aesthetic Contrast
This provision governs the application of design requirements, which was discussed in the context of design quality in the reasoning, but its specific application in the dispositive must be confirmed by cross-referencing the final orders (which are not fully provided, but typically cost articles are mandatory if present).
VB.2000.00046 · zh (§ 328 Abs. I PBG)
Planning Law: Ten-Year Construction Project Unreasonable, Interruption and Environmental Harm Justify Cessation
This provision is used as the basis for the order to terminate construction work due to an interruption, as the duration of the work is no longer in a reasonable proportion to the scope of the work to be performed.
VB.2000.00046 · zh (§ 328 Abs. I PBG)
Construction Termination Upheld Due to Excessive Duration and Nuisance
It is the basis for finding an interruption of construction work, which justifies the termination order.
VB.2012.00730 · zh (§ 328 Abs. II PBG)
Zoning Compliance for Old Town Demolition and New Construction
This provision was cited among the applicable norms, and its application is implicit in the overall confirmation of the building permit decision.
VB.2014.00026 · zh (§ 328 Abs. I PBG)
Building Permit Lapse and Construction Completion Order Appeal
This provision governs the lapse of the building permit, which is the core subject of the dispute leading to the final order.
VB.2014.00026 · zh (§ 328 Abs. II PBG)
Building Permit Lapse and Construction Completion Order Appeal
This provision is cited in relation to the general legal framework governing the matter, likely procedural or related to completion orders.