Main downhill run and main ski trail; display when an obstacle is created
Brief description
If you create an obstacle on a marked main slope or main ski trail, you must indicate this.
Description
The municipalities can declare by ordinance that an area outside of public paths and places that is available to the general public for skiing, skibobbing or tobogganing is the main slope for such sports or the main ski trail. The municipalities are responsible for the corresponding marking.
If you intend to create an obstacle on a marked main slope or a main ski trail, you must notify the responsible municipality in good time so that dangers to the safety of skiers, skibobbers or tobogganists can be prevented.
Anyone who creates an obstacle without notifying the municipality in good time may be fined.
If obstructions in the form of installations or equipment that have not been reported or have been prohibited by the municipality are nevertheless created, the independent municipalities and district authorities can order the necessary safety or repair work or decommissioning. In addition, the independent municipalities and district authorities can order the partial or complete removal of the installation or device in the event of imminent danger or if there is an urgent public interest in immediate enforcement.
Prerequisites
noneDeadlines
There are no specific deadlines, but it is advisable to notify the municipality as early as possible if an obstacle is being prepared.Forms
- Informal application (with signature)
This wizard helps you to create an informal letter if the responsible office does not provide an application form.
- Informal application (with signature)
Costs
Generally none. Please ask the municipality if necessary.Legal basis
- Art. 24 Act on State Criminal Law and Ordinance Law in the Field of Public Safety and Order (State Criminal Law and Ordinance Act - LStVG)
- Art. 61 Act on State Criminal Law and Ordinance Law in the Field of Public Safety and Order (State Criminal Law and Ordinance Act - LStVG)
Temporary regulations on the decommissioning and removal of installations and equipment
Legal remedy
Administrative court action