Ordinance on Parking on State-Owned Properties - Scope

1. This regulation applies to all accessible parking spaces for motor vehicles (cars) on properties owned or leased by the canton, subject to the autonomous public law institutions.

1. Fees are generally charged for the parking of motor vehicles on state premises by both third parties and employees of the canton.

2. There is no legal entitlement to a parking space.

1. A third party using a parking space on state property is generally required to pay a parking fee. The amount and structuring of the fee depend on the location, are determined by the Office of Building Construction, and for short-term parking range between CHF 1 and CHF 2 per hour. In the event of misuse, an additional fee will be charged.

1. Any employee of the canton who permanently uses a parking spot on state premises for their motor vehicle is required to pay the following fee, regardless of employment level

a. for a covered parking spot, CHF 90 per month, including VAT;

b. for an uncovered parking spot, CHF 50 per month, including VAT.

2. Teachers of cantonal schools pay a flat parking fee of CHF 50 per month, including VAT, regardless of employment level. The parking permit is valid for all parking areas of the cantonal schools where the teacher conducts lessons.

3. Employees who require a total of less than 30 minutes, using public transport for the commute, do not receive a parking spot. Exceptions to this rule apply to employees who

a. work shifts, nights, or weekends,

b. depend on the use of a motor vehicle due to health reasons,

c. regularly make their private motor vehicle available for business trips (see § 6),

d. would be unreasonably restricted by the public transport schedule.

4. Employees of the canton who park on state premises outside their authorized parking area for business purposes must pay the corresponding fee and can reclaim it through expense reimbursement.

1. The parking authorization is valid only during working hours, is personal, and non-transferable.

2. The authorization does not apply during holidays and non-working days. In the event of misuse of the parking authorization, an additional fee will be charged.

3. In case of repeated misuse, the rental agreement for the parking authorization may be terminated, and in cases of gross misuse, it may be terminated without notice.

1. An employee who regularly makes their private motor vehicle available for official journeys shall be given priority in the allocation of parking spaces and shall be required to pay the following reduced fees

a. for a covered parking space: CHF 50 per month including VAT;

b. for an uncovered parking space: CHF 30 per month including VAT.

2. Regular availability is deemed to exist if the private motor vehicle is made available for an official journey at least once a week on average.

1. In parking spaces that are exclusively assigned to the employee, a surcharge to the regular fee of CHF 20 per month including VAT will be applied.

1. District councils and councilors shall pay a flat fee of CHF 100 per semester, including VAT, for parking their motor vehicle in the Gutsmatte parking lot.

2. Outside of district council and committee meetings, the parking authorization is not valid.

1. The part-time judges shall pay a flat fee of CHF 100 per semester, including VAT, for parking their motor vehicles in the Liestal court parking lot and in the Gutsmatte parking facility.

2. Outside of court sessions, the parking authorization is not valid.

1. Fulfilling the requirements for a parking permit does not entitle one to the allocation of a parking space.

2. The number of allocations is determined by the availability of local parking spaces at any given time.

1. The allocation of parking spaces and the fees to be paid are determined by the Office of Building Construction or an appointed agency of the canton.

2. Anyone claiming an exception pursuant to § 4 paragraph 4 or a preferential condition pursuant to § 6 of this regulation requires written confirmation from the head of the agency. The Office of Building Construction will conduct random checks to verify availability.

3. A prerequisite for parking authorization pursuant to § 4 and § 7 of this regulation is the conclusion of a lease agreement with the Office of Building Construction.

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5. The fees for the allocated parking spaces will be deducted from the salary.

6. The authorization to park terminates upon termination of the lease agreement for parking authorization, upon the conclusion of the mandate, or upon termination of employment.

1. The Control of Parking Permission is Conducted via the License Plates Recorded in Connection with a Lease Agreement.

1. The Civil Engineering Office ensures that wherever parking spaces are sporadically used by employees or third parties, facilities (e.g., parking meters, barriers) are installed for the collection of fees.

1. The Ordinance of 10 November 1992 on Parking on State Property is repealed.

2. Parking permits issued under the previous ordinance will expire on 1 January 2020.

1. This regulation shall enter into force on June 1, 2012, subject to § 4 paragraph 2 of this regulation.

2. § 4 paragraph 2 of this regulation shall enter into force on August 1, 2012.