Art. 1 Einführungsverordnung zur Bundesgesetzgebung über den Schutz vor Gefährdungen durch nichtionisierende Strahlung und Schall - Nichtionisierende Strahlung in Solarien

B.2024.218 · sg (Art. 2 Abs. 1 lit. a und b, Art. 4-6, Art. 13-15 sowie Anhang 1 Ziff. 6 und Anhang 2 NISV)

Administrative Court Upholds Antenna Expansion Permit Rejection Over Missing Water Zone Permit

Cited as the framework regulating emission and immission limits for mobile radio transmitting systems, which the court determined were respected.

B.2023.151 · sg (Art. 2 Abs. 1 lit. a und b, Art. 4-6, Art. 13-15 sowie Anhang 1 Ziff. 6 und 63 sowie Anhang 2 NISV)

Appeal Dismissed Against 5G Antenna Expansion Permit Outside Building Zone

Cited implicitly as part of the regulations whose application was confirmed in the overall assessment of the technical and legal requirements (sections 10.2.2 and 11.4).

V 2023 25 · zg (Art. 1 NISV)

Appeal Against Mobile Antenna Permit Based on NISV Precautionary Principle Violation

Cited in the reasoning section regarding the purpose of the NISV (protection from non-ionizing radiation), but not explicitly in the dispositive orders 1-5.

22.1456 · sg (Art. 3, 12, 14 und Anhang 1 Ziff. 63 NISV)

Appeal Against Mobile Phone Antenna Permit Dismissed

Cited in the reasoning concerning the precautionary principle, relevant context for dismissing the appeal on health concerns.

B.2019.145 · sg (Art. 1 NISV)

Appeal Against Mobile Antenna Permit Based on Radiation Concerns Dismissed

It specifies the purpose of the ordinance to protect against harmful or nuisance-causing non-ionizing radiation.

B.2019.145 · sg (Art. 1 NISV)

Cellular Facility Permit Upheld Despite Radiation Hazard Claims

Cited in the reasoning, but not in the final orders regarding costs or the main decision ground.

BRGE.IV.Nrn.0197.02 · zh (Art. 1 NISV)

Church Tower Antenna Permit Dispute

The court stated that the ordinance aims to protect humans from harmful or annoying non-ionizing radiation.

90.2004.73 · ti (art. 1 ORNI)

Municipality's Ban on Mobile Phone Antennas Preempted by Federal Radiation Law

Cited in the reasoning regarding the ORNI's entry into force, not explicitly in the operative part.

RRE Nr 535 · lu (Art. 1 NISV)

Municipal Mobile Antenna Ban Invalidated for Violating Superior Law

This provision is cited in the reasoning when explaining why the health concerns argument leads to the conclusion that the initiative violates higher-ranking law (although not explicitly in the dispositive, it is directly tied to the violation of higher law found under § 145 Abs. 2f StRG via the reasoning structure).

52.2002.376 · ti (art. 1 ORNI)

State Council v. Neighboring Property Owners (Mobile Antenna Permit)

The procedural disposition implicitly requires the lower authority to re-evaluate compliance with the environmental standards regarding pollution (ORNI) upon remand.

52.1999.284 · ti (art. 1 ss. ORNI)

Municipality v. State Council: Building Permit Revocation and Legal Certainty

Cited in the list of applicable provisions, related to environmental law standards for non-ionizing radiation examined in the reasoning.

VB.2004.00222 · zh (Art. Anh. 1 Ziff. 63 NISV)

Building Permit Challenge Regarding UMTS Radiation Dismissed

This specific regulation regarding emission limits is cited as relevant to the final decision regarding the mobile phone base station.