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801.100 KRGLPTC CH-GR

Art. 3 Spatial Planning Act for the Canton of Graubünden (KRG) - Planning Authority

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Art. 3 KRG - Planning Authority · Planning Authority

1. Municipal planning is the responsibility of the municipalities. They fulfill this responsibility autonomously within the framework of higher-ranking law.

2. Regional planning is typically the responsibility of the regions and the canton.

3. The government oversees spatial planning. It designates the competent department (department) and the specialized office for spatial planning (specialized office).

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Court Decisions Applying This Provision (5)

R 2011 109 · gr (Art. 3. Hauptsatz KRG)
Property Owner Appeal of Building Permit Height and Aesthetic Conformity Upheld
This article was cited by the court in its reasoning regarding the application of aesthetic provisions.
R 2011 68 · gr (Art. 3 KRG)
Retirement Center Expansion Permit Upheld Against Building Code Objections
Cited in reasoning to confirm the explicit autonomy granted to municipalities in spatial planning.
R 2010 74 · gr (Art. 3 KRG)
Appeal Dismissed Against Refusal of Building Permit for Dwelling Due to Planning Violations
Cited to show that municipalities are explicitly granted autonomy in local planning matters.
R 2005 4 · gr (Art. 3 KRG)
Appeal Against Municipal Zoning Plan Dismissed
Cited in the reasoning regarding the requirement for the best possible balancing of public and private interests in accordance with the principle of proportionality.
R 2004 46 · gr (Art. 3 KRG)
Neighborhood Development Plan Access Challenge Upheld
Cited in the reasoning regarding the proportionality principle relevant to reviewing the zoning plan, supporting the rejection of the appeal.