Regulation No. 8 of the Minister of Environment amending Regulation No. 10 of the Minister of Environment approving the List of Spawning Grounds and Habitats of Salmonids
Made 1999-02-03 · Text as of 2026-10-01
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- English
- Kind
- Regulation
- Country
- Estonia
- Subjects
- Fisheries and aquaculture
- Keywords
- freshwater fishes, diadromous fish, aquatic animals
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Amendment of Regulation No. 10 of 14 February 1996 of the Minister of Environment “Approval of the List of Spawning Grounds and Habitats of Salmonids (salmon, sea trout, brook trout, grayling)” Regulation No. 8 of 3 February 1999 of the Minister of Environment Pursuant to section 9(5) of the Protection of Marine and Freshwater Coasts, Shores and Banks Act (RT (State Gazette) I 1995, 31, 382), to amend Regulation No. 10 of 14 February 1996 of the Minister of Environment “Approval of the List of Spawning Grounds and Habitats of Salmonids (salmon, sea trout, brook trout, grayling)” (RTL (Annex to State Gazette) 1996, 25/26, 165; 72, 422) as follows: 1. to substitute the heading “Lõhilaste (lõhe-, meriforell, jõeforell, harjus) kudemis- ja elupaikade nimistu kinnitamine” for “Lõheliste (lõhe-, meriforell, jõeforell, harjus) kudemis- ja elupaikade nimistu kinnitamine”; 2. to substitute the word “lõhilased” in the text for the word “lõhelased”; 3. Row 991 shall be added to “List of Spawning Grounds and Habitats” in the following wording: No. Name of river No. according to EJOKN* list County Stretch of watercourse inhabited by salmonids 991 Peeda River 448 Tartumaa from Suure-Kambja reservoir to the point of flowing into the Porijõgi River Notes: *Abbreviation EJOKN (third column of the Table) indicates the acronym of the publication of “Eesti NSV ojade, jõgede ja kraavide nimestik” (“List of Rivers, Streams and Ditches of the Estonian ESSR”), Tln. 1986. Villu Reiljan, Minister Rein Ratas, Secretary General