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Art. 14 Municipalities Act of the Canton of Graubünden (GG) - 2. Non-transferable Powers in Municipalities without a Municipal Parliament

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Art. 14 GG · 2. Non-transferable Powers in Municipalities without a Municipal Parliament

1. In municipalities without a municipal parliament, the following powers may not be withdrawn from the eligible voters

a) Election of the municipal board and the audit commission;

b) Issuance and amendment of the municipal constitution and municipal laws;

c) Approval of the budget and the annual financial statement as well as the determination of the tax rate;

d) Resolution on the formation of a municipal association or on joining or withdrawing from one;

e) Resolution on the merger with other municipalities;

f) Further powers according to cantonal special legislation.

← Art. 13 GG - Eligible Voters Municipalities Act of the Canton of Graubünden (GG) - Scope and Applicability Art. 15 GG →

Court Decisions Applying This Provision (6)

V 2018 5 · gr (Art. 14 Abs. 2 bzw. Art. 17 des Gemeindegesetzes des Kantons Graubünden (GG))

Municipality Land Use Initiative Invalidated Due to Separation of Powers and Lack of Changed Circumstances

Cited as the basis for exceptions regarding the competence to establish a planning zone, which were found not to exist in this case.

U 2002 53 · gr (Art. 14 Abs. 1 GG)

Municipality's Unilateral Termination of Joint Gravel Concession Invalid Due to Procedural Flaws and Requirement for Joint Consent; Severable Operational Agreement Subject to Arbitration.

Cited to support the conclusion that the Municipal Council is the competent authority for terminating a special use concession.

U 2002 53 · gr (Art. 14 Abs. 2 GG)

Municipality's Unilateral Termination of Joint Gravel Concession Invalid Due to Procedural Flaws and Requirement for Joint Consent; Severable Operational Agreement Subject to Arbitration.

Cited by analogy/contrast to conclude that the Municipal Council, not the Municipal Assembly, was the competent body for termination under existing law, leading to the annulment of the Assembly's decision.

PVG 2006 22 · gr (Art. 14 Abs. 2 GG)

Landslide Zone Annotation Versus Spatial Planning Designation

Cited in reasoning (2b) regarding the authority of the City Council (Stadtrat) to act as the Survey Commission (Markkommission).

A 2005 88 · gr (Art. 14 Abs. 2 GG)

Appeal Against Landslide Area Designation and Registration Upheld

Cited in connection with Art. 33 of the cantonal constitution regarding the jurisdiction/competence of the body acting as the Surveying Commission.

PVG 2002 44 · gr (Art. 14 Abs. 1 GG)

Municipal Competence in Special Use Concession Termination and Duration Limits

Cited as the basis for the Community executive body having the authority to issue the termination of the concession.