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Art. 57 Legge edilizia (LC) - Termine e motivi di opposizione

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Art. 57 BauG · Termine e motivi di opposizione

1. Il termine per presentare ricorso è di 30 giorni e inizia con la pubblicazione nel Bollettino Ufficiale.

2. Con il ricorso si può fare valere solo la violazione di disposizioni di diritto pubblico.

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Decisioni giudiziarie che applicano questa disposizione (11)

A3 24 20 · vs (art. 57 al. 2 LC)
Construction Company Fined for Unauthorised and Non-Compliant Retaining Walls
Cited in consideration 4 regarding the possibility of regularization, but not in the dispositive orders.
A1 22 50 · vs (Art. 57 Abs. 2 BauG)
Property Owner Terrain Adjustments Permit Dispute
The provision cited for granting the appellant a reasonable period to submit a building application after annulling the previous decision.
A1 20 77 · vs (art. 57 al. 1 et 2 LC)
Property Owner v. Municipality Regarding Terrace Construction Legality and Alterations
The court ordered the case returned to the municipality to initiate a regularization procedure for the unauthorized works on the terrace, as per these articles.
A1 20 39 · vs (art. 57 al. 3 LC)
Chalet Demolition Upheld Despite Owner's Status
Cited in the order to instruct the Cantonal Commission of Constructions on the specific requirements for the demolition order to be issued.
A1 20 161 · vs (art. 57 al. 2 LC)
Property Owner v. Municipality (Photovoltaic Panel Removal)
The instruction for the municipality to issue a new decision requiring integration (rather than demolition) references the procedure for regularization when an initial removal order is deemed disproportionate.
A1 20 159 · vs (Art. 57 Abs. 2 BauG)
Property Owner Appeal Against Restoration Order for Unauthorized Building Modifications
This provision was discussed by the appellant as the correct procedure, but the court found Art. 57 Abs. 3 BauG applicable instead, meaning it was considered but ultimately not applied as the main ground for the order.
A1 20 159 · vs (Art. 57 Abs. 3 BauG)
Property Owner Appeal Against Restoration Order for Unauthorized Building Modifications
The court confirmed that the conditions for applying the simplified procedure for restoration without granting time to file a building application were met regarding the winter gardens/oriels.
A1 20 194 · vs (Art. 56, 57 und 58 BauG)
Property Co-owners v. Municipality Over Enforcement of Noise and Nuisance Regulations
Mentioned in the reasoning as provisions the municipality was instructed to check regarding compliance with building regulations, but they are NOT cited in the dispositive orders.
A1 20 194 · vs (Art. 57 Abs. 4 des Baugesetzes vom 15. Dezember 2016 (BauG; SGS/VS 705.1))
Property Co-owners v. Municipality Over Enforcement of Noise and Nuisance Regulations
Mentioned in the factual summary by the appellants as a provision whose expiry period (prescription) was allegedly relevant, but it is NOT cited in the dispositive orders.
A1 20 42 · vs (Art. 57 al. 2 LC)
Property Owner v. Municipality Regarding Demolition of Unstable Dry-Stone Wall
The court found that the municipal council failed to comply with this article by not offering the appellant the possibility to file a building permit application for regularization.
TCVS A1 20 42 · vs (art. 57 al. 2 LC)
Property Owner v. Municipality: Demolition Order and Right to Regularization Permit
The court admitted the appeal because the Commune failed to grant the appellant the possibility to regularize the construction by submitting a building permit application, which is contrary to this article.