Key legal question
Whether the remedy should be treated as a public-law appeal rather than a subsidiary constitutional complaint
Extracted holding
The subsidiary constitutional complaint was inadmissible, but the filing was treated as a public-law appeal because the cantonal decision was appealable under the ordinary remedy.
Extracted reasoning
The case concerned a cantonal final decision in a planning-related matter; mislabeling the remedy did not harm the appellant because the grievances could be examined under the ordinary remedy.