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Članak 3.

Članak 3.

Praćenje

1.  Države članice svake godine utvrđuju sve vode za kupanje i određuju trajanje sezone kupanja. Prvi puta to čine prije početka prve sezone kupanja nakon 24. ožujka 2008.

2.  Države članice osiguravaju da se praćenje parametara određenih u Prilogu I. stupcu A provodi u skladu s Prilogom IV.

3.  Točka praćenja je mjesto unutar granica vode za kupanje na kojem se:

(a) očekuje većina kupača; ili

(b) očekuje, prema profilu vode za kupanje, najveća opasnost od onečišćenja.

4.  Prije početka svake sezone kupanja, a prvi put prije početka treće pune sezone kupanja nakon stupanja na snagu ove Direktive, utvrđuje se kalendar praćenja. Praćenje se obavlja najkasnije četiri dana nakon datuma navedenog u kalendaru praćenja.

5.  Tijekom prve pune sezone kupanja nakon stupanja na snagu ove Direktive, države članice mogu primijeniti praćenje parametara određenih u Prilogu I. stupcu A. U tom se slučaju praćenje obavlja u razmacima određenima u Prilogu IV. Rezultati toga praćenja mogu se koristiti za izradu skupova podataka o kvaliteti vode za kupanje određenih u članku 4. Čim države članice uvedu praćenje prema ovoj Direktivi, praćenje parametara određenih u Prilogu Direktivi 76/160/EEZ može prestati.

6.  Uzorci uzeti tijekom kratkotrajnog onečišćenja mogu se zanemariti. Oni se zamjenjuju uzorcima uzetima u skladu s Prilogom IV.

7.  U izvanrednim situacijama može se obustaviti kalendar praćenja iz stavka 4. Nakon prestanka izvanredne situacije, počinje se ponovno provoditi čim je prije moguće. Što je prije moguće nakon prestanka izvanredne situacije uzimaju se uzorci koji trebaju zamijeniti one koji nedostaju zbog izvanredne situacije.

8.  Države članice izvješćuju Komisiju o obustavi kalendara praćenja i navode razloge obustave. Takva će izvješća predati najkasnije zajedno sa sljedećim godišnjim izvješćem predviđenim u članku 13.

9.  Države članice osiguravaju da se analiza kvalitete voda za kupanje obavlja u skladu s referentnim metodama navedenima u Prilogu I. i pravilima određenima u Prilogu V. Međutim, države članice mogu dopustiti uporabu drugih metoda ili pravila ako mogu pružiti dokaze da će tako dobiveni rezultati biti ekvivalentni onima dobivenima uporabom metoda navedenih u Prilogu I. i pravilima određenima u Prilogu V. Države članice koje dopuste uporabu takvih ekvivalentnih metoda ili pravila dostavljaju Komisiji sve relevantne informacije o korištenim metodama ili pravilima i njihovoj ekvivalentnosti.

1. Pregled

,
Naslov Regulativa
Article 3 1.
Member States shall annually identify all bathing waters and define the length of the bathing season. They shall do so for the first time before the start of the first bathing season after 24 March 2008.
Article 3 2.
Member States shall ensure that monitoring of the parameters set out in Annex I, column A, takes place in accordance with Annex IV.
Article 3 3.

The monitoring point shall be the location within the bathing water where:

(a) 

most bathers are expected; or

(b) 

the greatest risk of pollution is expected, according to the bathing water profile.

Article 3 4.
A monitoring calendar for each bathing water shall be established before the start of each bathing season and for the first time before the start of the third full bathing season after the entry into force of this Directive. Monitoring shall take place no later than four days after the date specified in the monitoring calendar.
Article 3 5.
Member States may introduce monitoring of the parameters set out in Annex I, column A, during the first full bathing season following the entry into force of this Directive. In that case, monitoring shall take place with the frequency specified in Annex IV. The results of such monitoring may be used to build up the sets of bathing water quality data referred to in Article 4. As soon as Member States introduce monitoring under this Directive, monitoring of the parameters set out in the Annex to Directive 76/160/EEC may cease.
Article 3 6.
Samples taken during short-term pollution may be disregarded. They shall be replaced by samples taken in accordance with Annex IV.
Article 3 7.
During abnormal situations, the monitoring calendar referred to in paragraph 4 may be suspended. It shall be resumed as soon as possible after the end of the abnormal situation. New samples shall be taken as soon as possible after the end of the abnormal situation to replace samples that are missing due to the abnormal situation.
Article 3 8.
Member States shall report any suspension of the monitoring calendar to the Commission, giving the reasons for the suspension. They shall provide such reports on the occasion of the next annual report provided for in Article 13 at the latest.
Article 3 9.
Member States shall ensure that the analysis of bathing water quality takes place in accordance with the reference methods specified in Annex I and the rules set out in Annex V. However, Member States may permit the use of other methods or rules if they can demonstrate that the results obtained are equivalent to those obtained using the methods specified in Annex I and the rules set out in Annex V. Member States that permit the use of such equivalent methods or rules shall provide the Commission with all relevant information about the methods or rules used and their equivalence.

1.1 Reference

1.2 Utvrđeni zahtjevi

1.3 Povezani standardi

2. Utvrđeni zahtjevi

Zahtjevi
Izvor Zahtjev

3. Povezani standardi

Standardi
Izvor Zahtjev
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