Council of State upholds mayor's refusal of neighbor's temporary residence ban request due to lack of immediate danger.

The Council of State confirmed the lower court's dismissal of the appellant's appeal against the mayor's decision not to enforce a temporary residence ban. The appellant requested measures against a neighbor's behavior, but the mayor found no evidence of serious and immediate danger required by law. The court ruled the mayor acted lawfully by rejecting the request and did not need to compensate for procedural costs.