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Art. 15 Ordinance on the Protection of Historical and Cultural Monuments (Monument Protection Ordinance, DSV) - Specific Scope of Protection for Protected Objects

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Art. 15 Ordinance on the Protection of Building and Cultural Monuments (Monument Protection Ordinance, MPO) · Specific Scope of Protection for Protected Objects

1. The scope of protection for individual protected objects may be regulated through public-law agreements between the competent authority and the affected property owner. For objects of local significance, the cantonal department for heritage preservation must be consulted in advance. In this agreement, the parts to be preserved must be designated, and the manner of maintenance and renovation work must be specified. If such work is anticipated, the public authority's contribution to the costs must be determined.

2. Agreements are registered in the land register as public-law property restrictions upon the application of the competent authority.

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Court Decisions Applying This Provision (2)

VVGE.1993.94.Anhang · ow (Art. 15 DSV)
Alternative Dispute Resolution in Administrative Law: Streamlining Building Permits
Also concerns agreements for the protection of cultural objects.
OGVE.2014.15.53.htm · ow (Art. 15 DSV)
Provisional Protection Order for Historically Significant Villa Upheld
Applied to allow for provisional protection through an agreement when formal protection is not yet in place but is undisputed and intended.