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Art. 58 : Planungs und Baugesetz (PBG)

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Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (7)

VB.2010.00469 · zh (§ 58 PBG)
Building Permit Appeal for Mobile Radio Antenna Installation Height Violation
Cited as part of the relevant legal norms for the decision.
VB.2006.00247 · zh (§ 58 Abs. II PBG)
Appeal Regarding Building Permit for Warehouse Halls and Parking Deck
Cited to justify the municipal authority's interpretation regarding the 'Gesamthöhe' (overall height) in commercial and industrial zones.
VB.2014.00454 · zh (§ 58 Abs. II PBG)
Municipal Zoning Plan Height Restrictions Upheld in Terrace Dispute
This provision is cited as a general basis for building regulations, relevant to the interpretation of municipal zoning and design plans.
VB.2012.00165 · zh (§ 58 PBG)
Administrative Court Upholds Two-Story Building Permit Despite Ambiguous Height Ordinance
Cited in the reasoning establishing that the building code can determine building height without specifying the number of storeys.
VB.2006.00247 · zh (§ 58 Abs. 2 PBG)
Building Permit for Parking Deck and Warehouses Upheld
This provision allows municipalities to determine a 'total height' in industrial and commercial zones, which was used to justify the interpretation of building height regulations.
VB.2012.00165 · zh (§ 58 PBG)
Zoning Height vs. Story Count Permissibility
The court considered this provision to determine the municipality's right to define building height without explicitly fixing the number of storeys.
VB.2014.00454 · zh (§ 58 Abs. II PBG)
Municipality's Height Regulations Upheld in Development Dispute
This provision is cited in relation to the municipality's ability to autonomously set building height regulations, deviating from the PBG.