Demolition dispute over listed inn: Who stops chaos?

Demolition dispute over listed inn: Who stops chaos?

A dispute over the demolition of the listed inn "Weißes Rössl" in Gries am Brenner causes excitement! A poster of an abrasion company already points out this, but the demolition is absolutely prohibited without a permit for monument protection law. As the APA-OTS reports, the necessary approvals are missing, Since the demolition can only be carried out in the event of an acute risk to human life without this permit. In the current case, however, there is no "danger in delay" within the meaning of the legal provisions, which means that a demolition permit cannot be granted.

Contrary to the claims, there is no acute risk of life and life, since after a fire a ban on entering the building was already issued after a fire last year. According to the authorities, the construction crimes found are not decisive for an immediate demolition permit; Rather, there are legal hurdles to consider. These laws are clear: According to § 50 of the Tyrolean building code, a corresponding approval must be submitted to the building authority before a termination, which cannot be processed without a permit for monument protection law. The mayor of Gries am Brenner, Karl Mühlsteiger, is now to be prohibited to prohibit the demolition, such as Energyparhaus illustrated.

unclear legal situation

In this confused situation, the question arises whether the planned intervention is a complete demolition or a change of construction. According to information from the forum, such a demolition could only be notified, provided that it does not affect an adjacent building. The discussion about the correct classification illustrates the complexity of the legal framework, which must be observed in such cases. In particular, it is about whether it is an independent building or whether parts of the building tacitly belong to a structural unit.

The ongoing exams and discussions about demolition and approval processes throw a shadow on the future of the "white Rössl", but one thing is certain: Without the right papers, the historical building is likely- much to the delight of monument guards and cultural lovers.