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23.9.2003 Official Journal of the European Union 23.9.2003EN Official Journal of the European Union 665 16. ENVIRONMENT A. WASTE MANAGEMENT The following is added to Annex I: 31976 D 0431: Commission Decision 76/431/EEC of 21 April 1976 setting up a Committee on Waste Management (OJ L 115, 1.5.1976, p. 73), as amended by: ‘CZECH REPUBLIC Sampling or measuring stations List of rivers — 11979 H: Act concerning the conditions of accession and the adjustments to the Treaties – Accession of the Hellenic Republic Obrˇíství Station No 0103 – 4.7 km Labe (OJ L 291, 19.11.1979, p. 17), downstream of the confluence with the Vltava River — 11985 I: Act concerning the conditions of accession and the adjustments to the Treaties – Accession of the Kingdom of Spain Deˇˇcín Station No 0104 – 21.3 km Labe and the Portuguese Republic (OJ L 302, 15.11.1985, p. 23). upstream of the point where the Labe River leaves the Czech Republic Article 3(1) is replaced by the following: Zelcˇín Station No 0105 – 4.5 km Vltava upstream of the confluence ‘1. The committee shall consist of 52 members.’ with the Labe River Lanzˇhot Station No 0401 – at the Morava B. WATER QUALITY point where the Morava River leaves the Czech 31977 D 0795: Council Decision 77/795/EEC of 12 December 1977 Republic establishing a common procedure for the exchange of information on the quality of surface fresh water in the Community (OJ L 334, Pohansko Station No 0402 – at the Dyje 24.12.1977, p. 29), as amended by: point where the Dyje River leaves the Czech Republic — 11979 H: Act concerning the conditions of accession and the Bohumín Station No 1163 – at the Odra adjustments to the Treaties – Accession of the Hellenic Republic point where the Odra River (OJ L 291, 19.11.1979, p. 17), leaves the Czech Republic — 31981 D 0856: Council Decision 81/856/EEC of 19.10.1981 (OJ L Beroun Station No 4015 – 34.2 km Berounka 319, 7.11.1981, p. 17), upstream of the confluence with the Vltava River — 31984 D 0422: Commission Decision 84/422/EEC of 24.7.1984 Louny Station No 4006 – 54.3 km Ohrˇe (OJ L 237, 5.9.1984, p. 15), upstream of the confluence with the Labe River — 11985 I: Act concerning the conditions of accession and the Dluhonice Station No 4010 – 9.3 km Becˇva adjustments to the Treaties – Accession of the Kingdom of Spain upstream of the confluence and the Portuguese Republic (OJ L 302, 15.11.1985, p. 23), with the Morava River — 31986 D 0574: Council Decision 86/574/EEC of 24.11.1986 (OJ L 335, 28.11.1986, p. 44), ESTONIA — 31990 D 0002: Commission Decision 90/2/EEC of 14.12.1989 (OJ Sampling or measuring stations List of rivers L 1, 4.1.1990, p. 20), Narva Station No 32 – 7 km Narva upstream of the river mouth — 11994 N: Act concerning the conditions of accession and the adjustments to the Treaties – Accession of the Republic of Austria, the Republic of Finland and the Kingdom of Sweden (OJ Kasari HP Station No 49 – 17.4 km Kasari C 241, 29.8.1994, p. 21), upstream of the river mouth Kavastu Station No 13 – 16 km Emajõgi and repealed with effect from 22 December 2007 by: upstream of the river mouth Oreküla HP Station No 52 – 25.7 km Pärnu — 32000 L 0060: Directive 2000/60/EC of the European Parliament upstream of the river mouth and of the Council of 23.10.2000 (OJ L 327, 22.12.2000, p. 1). 666EN Official Journal of the European Union 23.9.2003 CYPRUS Tiszasziget 162.5 rkm; at the frontier Tisza Sampling or measuring stations List of rivers Drávaszabolcs 68.0 rkm; at road bridge Dráva Λεµεσός Kouris river stream flow Kouris measuring station at the tail of Kouris reservoir Csenger 202.6 rkm Szamos Πάφος Phinikas stream flow Xeros measuring station at the tail Sajópüspöki 123.5 rkm; at road bridge Sajó of Asprokremmos reservoir Tornyosnémeti 102.0 rkm Hernád LATVIA Körösszakál 58.6 rkm Sebes-Körös Sampling or measuring stations List of rivers Makó 24.3 rkm; at gauge Maros Je¯kabpils 166 km upstream of the Daugava mouth; 1.0 km upstream from the town Je¯kabpils POLAND Valmiera 142 km upstream of the Gauja mouth; 2.5 km upstream Sampling or measuring stations List of rivers from the town Valmiera Kraków 63.7 rkm – upstream Kraków Wisła city Jelgava 71.6 km upstream of the Lielupe mouth; 1.0 km upstream from the town Jelgava Warszawa 510.0 rkm – Warszawa city Wisła Kuldı¯ga 87.8 km upstream of the Venta mouth; 0.5 km upstream Wyszków 33.0 rkm – at road bridge Bug from the town Kuldı¯ga Pułtusk 63.0 rkm – at the frontier Narew LITHUANIA Kiezmark 926.0 rkm – upstream of the Wisła Sampling or measuring stations List of rivers mouth Rusne˙ 16 km upstream of the Nemunas mouth (entering the Chałupki 20.0 rkm – at the point Odra Curonian Lagoon) where the Odra River flows into Poland from the Czech Republic Mazˇeikiai 200 km upstream of the Venta mouth at the Lithuanian- Latvian border Wrocław 249.0 rkm – Wrocław city Odra Salocˇiai 152.5 km upstream of the Mu¯ša mouth at the Lithuanian- Gubin 12.0 rkm – upstream of the Nysa Łuz˙ycka Latvian border mouth into the Odra River Šventoji 0.2 km upstream of the Šventoji Poznan´ 243.6 rkm – Poznan´ city Warta mouth (entering the Baltic Sea) Krajnik Dolny 690.0 rkm – last point on the Odra border between Poland and HUNGARY Germany Sampling or measuring stations List of rivers Goleniów 10.2 rkm – upstream of the Ina mouth Gyo˝rzámoly 1806.2 rkm; Medve bridge Duna Trzebiatów 12.9 rkm – upstream of the Rega Szob 1708.0 rkm downstream of Duna mouth the mouth at Ipoly from the channel line Bardy 25.0 rkm – upstream of the Parse˛ta mouth Gos´cinka Hercegszántó 1433.0 rkm Duna Stary Kraków 20.6 rkm – upstream of the Wieprza Tiszabecs 757.0 rkm; at gauge Tisza mouth 23.9.2003EN Official Journal of the European Union 667 Sampling or measuring stations List of rivers SLOVAKIA Grabowo 18.0 rkm – upstream of the Grabowa Sampling or measuring stations List of rivers mouth Bratislava Station No D002051D – Dunaj 1869.0 km in the centre of Charnowo 11.3 rkm – upstream of the Słupia the town Bratislava at the mouth centre of the river Devínska Nová Station No M128020D – Morava Smołdzino 13.3 rkm – upstream of the Łupawa Ves 1.5 km upstream of the mouth point where the Morava River confluences with the Danube Cecenowo 25.2 rkm – upstream of the Łeba mouth Komárno Station No V787501D – Váh 1.5 km upstream of the confluence with the Danube Wejherowo 20.9 rkm – upstream of the Reda River mouth Komocˇa Station No N775500D – Nitra 6.5 km upstream of the Nowa Pasłe˛ka 2.0 rkm – upstream of the Pasłe˛ka confluence with the Váh mouth River Kamenica Station No R365010D – Hron SLOVENIA 1.7 km upstream of the confluence with the Danube Sampling or measuring stations List of rivers River Salka Station No I283000D – Ipel’ Dravograd 133.3 rkm – upstream of the Drava 12.0 km upstream of the border point where the Drava confluence with the Danube leaves the Republic of River Slovenia Krásny Brod Station No B02700D – Laborec Ormozˇ 11.1 rkm – upstream of the Drava 108.3 km upstream of the border point where the Drava confluence with the Latorica leaves the Republic of River Slovenia Streda nad Station No B615000D – Bodrog Bodrogom 6.0 km upstream at the Ceršak 134.4 rkm – upstream of the Mura point where the Bodrog confluence with the Drava River leaves the Slovak River Republic Zˇdanˇa Station No H371000D – Hornád’ Mota 81.1 rkm – upstream of the Mura 17.2 km upstream at the confluence with the Drava point where the Hornád River River leaves the Slovak Republic Jesenice na 728.5 rkm – upstream of the Sava Dolenjskem confluence with the Danube River Medno 858.7 rkm – upstream of the Sava C. NATURE PROTECTION confluence with the Danube River 1. 31979 L 0409: Council Directive 79/409/EEC of 2 April 1979 on the conservation of wild birds (OJ L 103, 25.4.1979, p. 1), as amended by: Radovicˇi 177.13 rkm – upstream of Kolpa the confluence with the Sava River — 11979 H: Act concerning the conditions of accession and the adjustments to the Treaties – Accession of the Hellenic Republic Solkan 1.5 rkm – upstream of the Socˇa (OJ L 291, 19.11.1979, p. 17), border point where the Socˇa leaves the Republic of — 31981 L 0854: Council Directive 81/854/EEC of 19.10.1981 (OJ L Slovenia 319, 7.11.1981, p. 3), Miren 0.27 rkm – upstream of the Vipava — 11985 I: Act concerning the conditions of accession and the point where the Vipava leaves adjustments to the Treaties – Accession of the Kingdom of Spain the Republic of Slovenia and the Portuguese Republic (OJ L 302, 15.11.1985, p. 23), Cerkvenikov 7.95 rkm – upstream of the Notranjska Reka mlin ponor at the Škocjan Caves — 31985 L 0411: Commission Directive 85/411/ EEC of 25.7.1985 (OJ L 233, 30.8.1985, p. 33), Podkaštel 6.46 rkm – upstream of the Dragonja mouth — 31986 L 0122: Council Directive 86/122/ EEC of 8.4.1986 (OJ L 100, 16.4.1986, p. 22), 668EN Official Journal of the European Union 23.9.2003 — 31990 L 0656: Council Directive 90/656/EEC of 4.12.1990 (OJ L Pelecanus crispus 353, 17.12.1990, p.
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