Planungsverband Zillertal
A Tyrolean public-law association of the 25 Zillertal municipalities coordinating regional and local spatial planning.
Last updated September 27, 2026
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Overview
Planungsverband Zillertal (the Zillertal Planning Association) is a public-law association of municipalities in the Zillertal valley of Tyrol, Austria. It was established in 2005 under the Tyrolean Spatial Planning Act 2001 (Tiroler Raumordnungsgesetz 2001), by ordinance of the Tyrolean provincial government, as part of a province-wide decision to create 37 planning associations. Its purpose is to provide a comprehensive platform for inter-municipal cooperation in regional and local spatial planning. The association's members are the 25 municipalities of the Zillertal: Aschau, Brandberg, Bruck am Ziller, Finkenberg, Fügen, Fügenberg, Gerlos, Gerlosberg, Hainzenberg, Hart, Hippach, Kaltenbach, Mayrhofen, Ramsau, Ried, Rohrberg, Schlitters, Schwendau, Strass, Stumm, Stummerberg, Tux, Uderns, Zell am Ziller and Zellberg. Each municipality is represented in the members' assembly by its mayor. The association works on tasks that require solutions across municipal boundaries. The current chair (Obmann) is Mayor Hansjörg Jäger of Ried im Zillertal, with Mayor Robert Pramstrahler of the market town of Zell am Ziller as deputy chair. The board (Verbandsausschuss) also includes Mayors Simon Grubauer (Tux), Hans Jörg Moigg (Mayrhofen), DI Heinz Ebenbichler (Brandberg), Johann Schreyer (Rohrberg), LA Mag. Dominik Mainusch (Fügen) and Alois Wurm (Bruck am Ziller). As a planning association, it does not sell commercial products; its "offerings" are coordination services, regional planning documents and joint projects for its member municipalities. It publishes news on projects, actions and developments in the Zillertal, including cross-border cooperation such as the agreement between Tyrol, Salzburg and Styria on a joint tender (reported 18 September 2026).
History
The Planungsverband Zillertal was created in 2005 by ordinance of the Tyrolean provincial government under the Tyrolean Spatial Planning Act 2001 (Tiroler Raumordnungsgesetz 2001). This ordinance established 37 planning associations across Tyrol, intended to serve as comprehensive platforms for cooperation among municipalities in regional and local spatial planning. The Zillertal association groups the 25 municipalities of the Zillertal valley, with each municipality represented in the members' assembly by its mayor. The association addresses tasks that require solutions across municipal boundaries. Its chair (Obmann) is Mayor Hansjörg Jäger of Ried im Zillertal, and the deputy chair is Mayor Robert Pramstrahler of Zell am Ziller. The board includes mayors from Tux, Mayrhofen, Brandberg, Rohrberg, Fügen and Bruck am Ziller. The association continues to publish news on projects and cooperation, including a 2026 agreement among Tyrol, Salzburg and Styria on a joint tender.
- 2026
Tyrol, Salzburg and Styria agreed on a joint tender (reported 18 September 2026).
- 2005
Established by ordinance of the Tyrolean provincial government under the Tyrolean Spatial Planning Act 2001, as one of 37 planning associations in Tyrol.
Products and positioning
Public-law inter-municipal planning body; not a commercial enterprise.
Regional spatial planning coordination
Inter-municipal project development
Planning documents and studies
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