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Art. 89 Gesetz über die Raumplanung und das Bauwesen (LATC) - Qualität des Standorts Pläne der Ingenieure
Titel IX, Kapitel II
Art. 89 LATC - Qualität des Standorts Pläne der Ingenieure · Qualität des Standorts Pläne der Ingenieure
1. Jede Bauausführung auf einem Gelände, das keine ausreichende Festigkeit aufweist oder besonderen Gefahren wie Lawinen, Erdrutschen, Überschwemmungen oder Hangrutschungen ausgesetzt ist, ist vor der Durchführung von Arbeiten, die nach Ansicht von Experten geeignet sind, das Gelände zu festigen oder diese Gefahren zu beseitigen, untersagt. Die Baugenehmigung entbindet die Gemeinde oder den Staat nicht von der Verantwortung.
2. Baupläne, die Festigkeitsberechnungen erfordern, müssen von einem Ingenieur erstellt werden; dasselbe gilt für die Gründungspläne und alle anderen Teile des Bauwerks, wenn dieses besondere Gefahren aufweist.
Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (37)
AC.2021.0122 · vd (Art. 89 LATC)
Appeal Against Preliminary Building Permit Granting for Residential Construction and Underground Garage
Cited regarding the prohibition of construction on dangerous terrain, used to dismiss the appellants' claims about flood risks as the matter must be addressed during the final building permit stage.
AC.2019.0089 · vd (art. 89 al. 1 de la loi du 4 décembre 1985 sur l'aménagement du territoire et les constructions (LATC; BLV 700.11))
Challenge to Building Permit in Water Protection and Landslide Zone
Cited in the reasoning section (3.b) regarding construction prohibitions on unstable ground, but not in the dispositive orders.
AC.2018.0092 · vd (Art. 89 LATC)
Appeal Against Residential Building Permit Dismissed Due to Lack of Standing and Satisfied Amendments
Cited in the reasoning concerning the prohibition of construction on land exposed to special dangers like flooding, shifting the responsibility for mitigation measures.
AC.2017.0298 · vd (Art. 89 al. 1 LATC)
Demolition Authorization Upheld with Rooftop Soil Depth Modification
Cited in relation to the request to impose preliminary consolidation works due to unstable ground, which the court rejected.
AC.2017.0028 · vd (art. 89 LATC)
Building Permit Denial for Mixed-Use Facility in Artisan Zone
Cited in reasoning regarding site dangers (inundation), but not explicitly used in the final orders.
AC.2016.0425 · vd (art. 89 LATC)
Building Permit Annulment Due to Flawed Public Inquiry and Regulatory Violations
Cited in the reasoning concerning the geological risks and the need for professional supervision of the site works.
AC.2014.0087 · vd (art. 89 LATC)
Chalet Permit Appeal on Terrain Stability and Construction Compliance
Cited in the reasoning regarding the prohibition of construction on unstable or dangerous land without consolidation measures.
AC.2013.0157 · vd (Art. 89 LATC)
Neighbors v. Municipality Regarding Building Permit, Parking, and Rent Control
Mentioned as a ground previously rejected by the court in the prior decision (AC.2011.0320).
AC.2012.0346 · vd (Art. 89 al. 1 LATC)
Owners' Association v. Municipality (Zoning and Servitude Dispute)
Cited in the reasoning regarding the demand for a geotechnical study but not explicitly in the dispositive orders.
AC.2010.0219 · vd (art. 89 LATC)
Property Owners v. Municipality Regarding Retroactive Application of Professional Standard
This article was mentioned in the reasoning concerning unstable or dangerous ground, which relates to Art. 20 RLATC.
AC.2011.0111 · vd (art. 89 al. 1 LATC)
Neighbors' Appeal Against Villa Permit Dismissed Due to Compliance with View and Stability Regulations
This provision was cited by the appellants regarding the prohibition of construction on unstable land, though the claim was ultimately rejected.
AC.2010.0333 · vd (art. 89 LATC)
Appeal Against Building Permit Near Forest Boundary and Neighboring Property Setback Violation
The court rejected the argument that the building permit should be refused due to terrain instability, finding the existing seismic study sufficient at this stage.
AC.2009.0043 · vd (Art. 89 LATC)
Residents v. Municipality (Building Permits Calculation Error)
Cited in relation to the instability of the terrain, confirming that the responsibility for consolidation lies with the builder, independent of the permit itself.
AC.2009.0105 · vd (Art. 89 LATC)
Environmental Associations v. Municipality (Construction Permit Annulment Over Flood Risk)
Cited in the reasoning section as the rule prohibiting construction on land insufficiently stable or exposed to special dangers, which is part of the context for admitting the appeal.
AC.2010.0042 · vd (Art. 89 LATC)
Property Owner Appeal of Construction Permit Approval Regarding Servitudes, Soil Stability, and Forest Setback
Cited to establish rules regarding constructions on unstable terrain or terrain exposed to special dangers.