Homeowners lacked appeal rights against wind turbine permit as they were too far from the structure.

Administrative court dismissed appeal as plaintiffs lacked standing due to insufficient proximity and lack of direct impact.

Supreme Administrative Court dismisses appeal as building site is not opposite or adjacent to appellant's land.

City council plan for wind farms in bear habitat area declared illegal due to insufficient impact assessment.

Administrative court revoked environmental permit for motor racing track on groundwater protection area due to pollution risks.

Supreme Administrative Court dismissed appeal against wind farm zoning plan due to sufficient noise impact assessment. The court upheld the lower court's decision finding the plan lawful. The appeal was rejected because the noise modeling met statutory requirements. The court found no legal basis to overturn the zoning plan. The decision confirmed the zoning plan's compliance with environmental laws. The appeal failed due to inadequate evidence of noise violations. The court ruled the plan did not violate noise regulations. The decision emphasized the sufficiency of the environmental impact study. The appeal was dismissed as the plan was legally sound.