Key legal question
Whether the planning approval decision had to be issued entirely in Italian
Extracted holding
The partial German wording did not require annulment or a new Italian decision, because the partial Italian translation allowed the commune to understand the decisive reasons and no procedural prejudice was shown.
Extracted reasoning
Although Italian should generally have been used given the linguistic context, the applicant suffered no concrete disadvantage, since its objection was summary and the translated part sufficiently addressed the decisive issue.