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Art. 16 Decree Concerning the Building Permit (DPC)

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Art. 16 Decree Concerning the Building Permit (DPC)

**1. Simultaneously with the submission of the permit application, the applicant must stake and mark the outer boundaries of the proposed constructions and installations on the ground with profiles (templates). The profiles must indicate the total height, the height of the facade, and the roof slope lines. The finished ground level of the ground floor will be marked using a transverse slat.**

**2. The profiles shall be maintained until the decision regarding the project enters into force.**

**3. The competent municipal authority may, if important reasons so require, provide for special measures or grant easements regarding the profile. However, sufficient information to neighbors and the public must be ensured.**

**4. If a proposed construction is not staked at the time of publication in accordance with the prescriptions (art. 19 and 20), or if the profiles differ considerably from the project, the publication is repeated once the defect is corrected, and the opposition period is extended accordingly.**

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Court Decisions Applying This Provision (1)

ADM 2013 22 · ju (art. 16 al. 1 DPC)
Timely Opposition Extends Construction Permit Review
Cited for the requirement that the applicant must stake out the external limits of projected constructions and installations simultaneously with the permit application.