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Commission Decision of 28 August 2003 approving programmes for the purpose of obtaining the status of approved zones and of approved farms in non-approved zones with regard to viral haemorrhagic septicaemia (VHS) and infectious haematopoietic necrosis (IHN) in fish (notified under document number C(2003) 3101) (Text with EEA relevance) (2003/634/EC)

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[F1ANNEX I U.K. PROGRAMMES SUBMITTED FOR THE PURPOSE OF OBTAINING APPROVED ZONE STATUS WITH REGARD TO ONE OR MORE OF THE FISH DISEASES VHS AND IHN

1. DENMARK U.K.

THE PROGRAMMES SUBMITTED BY DENMARK ON 22 MAY 1995 COVERING:

  • The catchment area of FISKEBÆK Å

  • All PARTS OF JUTLAND south and west of the catchment areas of Storåen, Karup å, Gudenåen and Grejs å

  • The area of all THE DANISH ISLES

2. GERMANY U.K.

THE PROGRAMME SUBMITTED BY GERMANY ON 25 FEBRUARY 1999 COVERING:

  • A zone in the water catchment area OBERN NAGOLD

3. ITALY U.K.

3.1. THE PROGRAMME SUBMITTED FOR THE AUTONOMOUS PROVINCE OF BOLZANO BY ITALY ON 6 OCTOBER 2001 AS AMENDED BY LETTER OF 27 MARCH 2003 , COVERING: U.K.

Zona Provincia di Bolzano

  • The zone comprises all water catchment areas within the Province of Bolzano.

    The zone includes the upper part of the ZONA VAL DELL’ADIGE — i.e. the water catchment areas of the Adige river from its sources in the Province of Bolzano to the border with the Province of Trento.

    (NB: The remaining, lower part of the ZONA VAL DELL’ADIGE is covered the approved programme for the Autonomous Province of Trento. The upper and lower parts of this zone must be viewed as a single epidemiological unit.) U.K.

3.2. THE PROGRAMMES SUBMITTED FOR THE AUTONOMOUS PROVINCE OF TRENTO BY ITALY ON 23 DECEMBER 1996 AND 14 JULY 1997 COVERING: U.K.

  • Zona Val dell’Adige — lower part

    • The water catchment areas of the Adige river and its sources in the territory of the Autonomous Province of Trento, from the border with the Province of Bolzano to the Ala dam (hydroelectric generating station).

      (NB: The upper part of the ZONA VAL DELL’ADIGE is covered by the approved programme for the Province of Bolzano. The upper and lower parts of this zone must be viewed as a single epidemiological unit.) U.K.

  • Zona Torrente Arnò

    • The water catchment area from the source of the Arnò stream to the dams down-stream , near the point where the Arnò stream flows into the Sarca river

  • Zona Varone

    • The water catchment area from the source of the Magnone stream to the waterfall

  • Zona Alto e Basso Chiese

    • The water catchment area of the Chiese river from its source to the Condino dam, excluding the catchment areas of the Adanà and Palvico streams

  • Zona Torrente Palvico

    • The water catchment area of the Palvico stream to the concrete and stone dam

3.3. THE PROGRAMME SUBMITTED FOR THE VENETO REGION BY ITALY ON 21 FEBRUARY 2001 COVERING: U.K.

Zona Torrente Astico

  • The water catchment area of the Astico river, from its sources (in the Autonomous Province of Trento and in the Province of Vicenza (Veneto Region) to the dam near the Pedescala bridge in the Province of Vicenza.

    The downstream part of the Astico river between the dam near to the Pedescala bridge and the Pria Maglio dam is considered a buffer zone.

3.4. THE PROGRAMME SUBMITTED FOR THE UMBRIA REGION BY ITALY ON 20 FEBRUARY 2002 COVERING: U.K.

Zona Fosso de Monterivoso

  • The water catchment area of the Monterivoso river from its sources to the Ferentillo dams

3.5. THE PROGRAMME SUBMITTED FOR THE TUSCANY REGION BY ITALY ON 23 SEPTEMBER 2004 COVERING: U.K.

Zona Valle di Tosi

  • The water catchment area of the Vicano di S. Ellero river from its sources to the dam at Il Greto near the village of Raggioli

3.6. THE PROGRAMME SUBMITTED FOR THE TUSCANY REGION BY ITALY ON 22 NOVEMBER 2005 COVERING: U.K.

Bacino del Torrente Taverone

  • The water catchment area of the Taverone river from its sources to the dam situated downstream from the fish farm Il Giardino

3.7. THE PROGRAMME SUBMITTED FOR BY ITALY IN THE PIEMONTE REGION BY ITALY ON 2 FEBRUARY 2006 COVERING: U.K.

Zona Valle Sessera

  • The water catchment area of the Sessera river from its sources to the Ponte Granero dam in the municipality of Coggiola

3.8. THE PROGRAMME SUBMITTED FOR THE LOMBARDY REGION BY ITALY ON 21 FEBRUARY 2006 COVERING: U.K.

Zona Valle del Torrente Bondo

  • The water catchment area of the Bondo river from its sources to the Vesio dam

3.9. THE PROGRAMME SUBMITTED FOR THE LOMBARDY REGION BY ITALY ON 22 MAY 2006 COVERING: U.K.

Zona Fosso Melga — Bagolino

  • The water catchment area of the Fosso Melga river from its sources to the dam where Fosso Melga drains into the river Caffaro

4. FINLAND U.K.

4.1. THE PROGRAMME FOR VHS-FREEDOM INCLUDING SPECIFIC ERADICATION MEASURES DESCRIBED BY FINLAND IN LETTERS OF 27 MARCH AND 4 JUNE 2002 , 12 MARCH , 12 JUNE AND 20 OCTOBER 2003 COVERING: U.K.

  • the Province of Åland

  • the restriction area in Pyhtää

  • the restriction area covering the municipalities of Uusikaupunki, Pyhäranta and Rauma

5. UNITED KINGDOM U.K.

5.1. THE PROGRAMME FOR VHS FREEDOM SUBMITTED BY THE UNITED KINGDOM ON 28 MARCH 2007 COVERING: U.K.

  • The river Ouse from its sources to the normal tidal limit at Naburm lock and Weir]

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