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No C 123/2 Official Journal of the European Communities 4. 6. 76 No C 123/2 Official Journal of the European Communities 4. 6. 76 Granting of subsidies by the Guidance Section of the European Agricultural Guidance and Guarantee Fund Second and last instalment for 1975 For 1975, the funds available to the Guidance Section — the projects came within the scope of Council amount to 325 million units of account. However, Directive 72/159/EEC of 17 April 1972 (5). following Article 1 (2) of Council Regulation (EEC) No 3309/75 of 16 December 1975 (*), only 212-6 Each applicant concerned has been informed of these million units of account have been allocated to the findings, in so far as he is concerned, as have been financing of individual projects. The Commission has the Member States. From the 972 applications already given grants amounting to 107 995 034 units considered to meet the formal requirements, the of account on 19 December 1975 (2). Commission has decided to refuse 15 applications a grant from the fund, because they do not meet the criteria of Article 14 of Regulation No 17/64/EEC. In accordance with Article 3 of Council Regulation The applicants and the Member States concerned (EEC) No 1215/75 of 5 May 1975 (3), 904 projects have been notified of the Commissions' decision to were submitted through the Member States before 1 refuse. June 1975; in accordance with Article 20 (5) of Among the 957 applications considered to meet the Council Regulation No 17/64/EEC of 5 February conditions of Regulation No 17/64/EEC, 318 have 1964 (4), 219 projects, not chosen because of lack of already received a grant from the fund. The other funds in 1974, have been carried over, raising the 639 applications represent a total eligible demand for number of applications for 1975 to 1 123, of which aid of more than 260 million units of account. 77 have been withdrawn or become invalid. After consulting the Fund Committee on the financial aspects, particularly on the funds available, and Of the remaining 1 046 applications, 74 have been receiving the opinions of the Standing Committee on judged ineligible for a grant from the fund as they Fishery Structures and the Standing Committee on did not meet the formal requirements of Regulation Agricultural Structures, the Commission has selected No 17/64/EEC, for one of these reasons: 374 applications, representing a total grant of 104 604 964 units of account. — the project did not have the approval of the Member State on whose territory it was to be The projects submitted, of which a list is attached, executed, as required by Article 20 (3); appeared to be those most in the interest of the Community, account being taken of the priorities laid — the information given in the application was down in Article 15 of Regulation No 17/64/EEC and inadequate and did not allow an examination of of the necessity for an equitable distribution of the the project in accordance with the aforesaid funds' resources throughout the Community. Regulation; Following Article 21 of Regulation No 17/64/EEC, the beneficiaries and the Member States concerned have been notified of the Commissions' decisions to (*) OJ No L 328, 20. 12. 1975, p. 10. give grants to the projects listed herein. (2) OJ No C 26, 6. 2. 1976, p. 2. (3) OJ No L 121, 14. 5. 1975, p. 1. (4) OJ No 34, 27. 2. 1964, p. 586/64. (5) OJ No L 96, 23. 4. 1972, p. 1. 4. 6. 76 Official Journal of the European Communities No C 123/3 GERMANY No Title D/13/75 Reconstruction of a wine cooperative's premises in Hessigheim, Baden-Wiirttemberg (building phase II) D/19/75 Extension of a wine-making organization (Kellerei) at Beutelsbach/Baden- Wiirttemberg D/20/75 Extension of the winery of a wine cooperative at Striimpfelbach/Baden- Wiirttemberg D/21/75 Modernization and rationalization of a wine cooperative at Endersbach- Striimpfelbach, Baden-Wiirttemberg D/22/75 Modernization and rationalization of a wine cooperative at Endersbach/ Baden-Wiirttemberg D/23/75 Water management and soil improvement work within the territory of the Meliorationsverband Norden, Lower Saxony D/27/75 Building of a retention basin on the upper reaches of the Haigerbach near Allendorf, Hesse D/28/75 Extension of a wine cooperative at Lauda-Beckstein, Baden-Wiirttemberg (building phase III) D/29/75 Improvement of farm roads in the area Vogelsberg-Siid, Hesse D/31/75 Improvements to farm roads in the 'Stolzinger Gebirge', Hesse D/32/75 Improvements to farm roads in the area Biedenkopf-Dautphetal, Hesse D/33/75 Improvements to farm roads in the Hessischen Odenwald, Beerfelden area, phase VI, Hesse D/34/75 Improvements to farm rqads in Bunstruth, Hesse D/35/75 Improvements to farm roads in the Lumda-Buseckertal area, Hesse D/36/75 Construction of farm roads in the area of the Water Management Office, in the government district of Upper Franconia, Bavaria D/41/75 Construction of a flood detention basin on the Sterzbach (Hesse) D/43/75 Water management and agro-technical measures by the Wittmund Land Improvement Association, Lower Saxony D/44/75 Construction of a laying-up basin for flood water at Ehringen, Hesse D/45/75 Construction of farm roads in the Regierungsbezirk Mittelfranken (Bavaria) D/50/75 Construction of farm roads in the Landkreise Donau-Ries, Aichach-Friedberg and Augsburg, Bavaria D/52/75 Reorganization of a dairy in the Hanover-Gottingen area providing refrigeration plants for the milk-producing farms, Lower Saxony No C 123/4 Official Journal of the European Communities 4. 6. 76 No Title D/53/75 Construction of farm roads in the area of the Ingolstadt/Bavaria water authority D/54/75 Construction of farm roads in the Krumbach water authority area, Regierungsbezirk Schwaben, Bavaria D/55/75 Construction of farm roads in the area of the Munich/Bavaria water authority D/56/75 Construction of farm roads in the area of the Rosenheim water authority, Regierungsbezirk, Oberbayern, Bavaria D/57/75 Construction of farm roads in the region of the Traunstein water authority, Regierungsbezirk, Oberbayern D/58/75 Construction of farm roads in the region of the Wellheim water authority, Oberbayern D/59/75 Construction of cooperative wineries at Bad Kreuznach, Rhine-Palatinate D/61/75 Enlargement of facilities for receiving, storing and drying cereals at Zuzenhausen, Baden-Wiirttemberg D/66/75 Expansion and alterations to a canning factory at Dingolfingen, Bavaria D/70/75 Extension of the wine cooperative at Thiingersheim, Bavaria D/71/75 Construction of a factory for drying and cleaning fodder seeds at Steinach, Bavaria D/72/75 Expansion of the buildings of an area wine-growers' cooperative at Rhodt, Rhineland-Palatinate D/73/75 Expansion of a winery business at Calw, Baden-Wiirttemberg D/80/75 Extension of the drainage network in the district of Liichow-Dannenberg, Lower Saxony D/81/75 Extension to a dairy at Pegnitz, Bavaria D/82/75 Extension of the fruit and vegetable canning factory at Arnostorf D/83/75 Expansion of a cheese factory at Windsbach, Bavaria D/86/75 Land improvement in Berge-Emsbiiren/district of Lingen, Lower Saxony D/87/75 Expansion of the central winery of the Baden Wine-Growers' Cooperative Association, Ereisach, Baden-Wiirttemberg D/88/75 Extension of a cooperative winery at Oberkirch, Baden-Wiirttemberg D/89/75 Water management measures and follow-up measures of the Wusting drainage/association, Lower Saxony D/90/75 Enlargement of a cold store for deep-frozen fish in Lower Saxony 4. 6. 76 Official Journal of the European Communities No C 123/5 No Title Yy/93/75 Construction and expansion of fruit depot at Minden, North Rhine Westphalia D/95/75 Forestation work in the rural cantons of Bitburg-Priim and Trier-Saarburg, Rhine Palatinate D/97/75 Expansion of the grape processing plants of wine-growers cooperatives at Langenbriicken, Tiefenbach, Sulsfeld and Unterowisheim, Baden- Wiirttemberg D/98/75 Extension of wine and champagne cellars at Stuttgart, Baden-Wiirttemberg D/100/75 Construction of a cereal store at Heddesheim, Baden-Wiirttemberg D/101/75 Enlargement of a cereal store at Engen-Neuhausen, Baden-Wiirttemberg D/103/75 Expansion of the training establishment at the 'Haus Diisse' Training and Research Institute, Bad Sassandorf, North Rhine, Westphalia D/104/75 Construction of a cereal silo at Neidsheim, Baden-Wiirttemberg D/105/75 Construction of a cereal store with silos at Bad-Schonborn, Baden-Wiirt- temberg D/106/75 Enlargement of a cereal store at Friedrichstal, Baden-Wiirttemberg D/107/75 Construction of a cereal storehouse in Kraichtal-Miinzesheim, Baden-Wiirt- temberg D/108/75 Expansion of a cooperative winery in Efringen-Kirchen, Baden-Wiirttemberg D/109/75 Expansion of the cooperative winery at Reicholzheim/Tauber, Baden- Wiirttemberg D/112/75 Development of Hoengener Fliess including a reservoir, Duren canton, North Rhine Westphalia D/113/75 Implementation of land improvement measures in the Frisoythe area, Lower Saxony D/120/75 Drainage works and construction of farm roads in the region of Torsholt, rural canton of Ammerland, Lower Saxony D/122/75 Construction of cutting plants and rationalization of the slaughterhouses in Schleswig-Holstein and Husum, Schleswig-Holstein D/123/75 Construction of a cold store at Hamburg fish market D/125/75 Construction of reception aid processing plants for cereals, fertilizers and compound feedingstuffs on the island of Pellworm, Schleswig-Holstein D/126/75 Extension of a winery business in Bergzabern, Rheinland-Pfalz D/133/75 Expansion of a liquid milk dairy at Duisburg and of a branch at Borken, North Rhine-Westphalia D/141/75 Building of a meat market in Kiel-Wellsee, Schleswig-Holstein D/143/75 Extension to wine cellars in Breisach, Baden-Wiirttemberg No C 123/6 Official Journal of the European Communities 4.
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