700.1
PBGLATC
CH-ZH
CH-ZH
Art. 360 : Planungs und Baugesetz (PBG)
Art. 360
1 Der Regierungsrat erlässt in den von diesem Gesetz vor- Richtlinien und
gesehenen Fällen Richtlinien und Normalien.
Normalien
1. 1. 25-127
85
700.1
Planungs- und Baugesetz (PBG)
2 Er kann Normalien auch für weitere planungs- und baurechtliche
Bereiche technischer Natur aufstellen.
3 Von Richtlinien und Normalien soll nur aus wichtigen Gründen
abgewichen werden.
5. Abschnitt: Inkraftsetzung
Inkraftsetzung
Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (72)
BRGE.III.Nr.0103.20 · zh (§ 360 PBG)
Building Permit Upheld Despite Traffic Concerns
This provision relates to 'Normalien' (standards) issued by the government council regarding access requirements, which the court referenced in its analysis.
VB.2008.00188 · zh (§ 360 Abs. III PBG)
Building Permit Rejection Upheld Over Traffic Safety Concerns for Parking Spaces
This provision appears in the section listing applicable legal norms, but its role in the dispositive is unclear without the full text. Based solely on the provided extract structure, and acknowledging that the appeal was dismissed (Abweisung), it is listed as a potentially relevant norm.
VB.2007.00393 · zh (§ 360 Abs. III PBG)
Building Permit Denial Due to Insufficient Public Transport Access
The court confirmed that the lower court correctly rejected the granting of relief under this provision.
VB.2003.00430 · zh (§ 360 Abs. III PBG)
Appeal Regarding Building Permit for Parking Platform and Setback Violation
This provision is cited in the summary of the legal norms applied, but its specific role in the final orders is not described; however, it is listed among the norms relevant to the final decision.
VB.2007.00393 · zh (§ 360 Abs. III PBG)
Denial of Building Permit Due to Inadequate Public Transport Access
The court affirmed the lower court's rejection of relief requests based on this provision.
VB.2008.00188 · zh (§ 360 Abs. III PBG)
Building Permit Appeal: Parking Zone Conformity and Traffic Safety Hazard
This provision is implicitly the basis for the final decision (dismissal) regarding the assessment of traffic safety.
VB.2024.00227 · zh (§ 360 Abs. III 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.
VB.2023.00257 · zh (§ 360 PBG)
Building Permit Denial for Non-Compliant Fire Access Road Standards
This provision is cited in the section listing the applicable legal norms.
VB.2022.00430 · zh (§ 360 Abs. III PBG)
Neighbor's Claim Barred by Acquiescence in Unlawful Parking
This provision was listed under applicable legal norms but was not the basis for the final dismissal order, which relied on forfeiture.
BRGE.II.Nrn.0191.01 · zh (§ 360 PBG)
Building Permit Annulment Over Road Setback Dispute
Cited in the reasoning concerning the lack of regulatory power for the Cantonal Government regarding the distinction between street and path distances.
VB.2021.00335 · zh (§ 360 Abs. 3 PBG)
Appeal Regarding Building Permit in Open Space Bordering Building Zone
The court considered whether grounds existed to deviate from access standards and traffic safety regulations, as cited in the reasoning, though the final order summary does not explicitly state the specific application of this article.
VB.2021.00123 · zh (§ 360 Abs. 3 PBG)
Building Permit Appeal Upheld Against Challenged Apartment Project
Cited as part of the justification for the sufficient access/roadway in the context of waiving requirements.
VB.2018.00491 · zh (§ 360 Abs. I PBG)
Building Permits Dispute: Access Routes and Necessity of Second Route
Constitutes the legal basis for the court's ruling on the substance of the case.
VB.2018.00491 · zh (§ 360 Abs. III PBG)
Building Permits Dispute: Access Routes and Necessity of Second Route
Deals with specific conditions or requirements within building permit procedures.
VB.2018.00798 · zh (§ 360 Abs. III PBG)
Property Owner Challenge to Neighborhood Plan Slope Requirements and Cost Allocation
This provision was applied in the dispositive regarding the partial granting of the appeal concerning the costs imposed by the lower court.