Transition files, 1985-1989.

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Transition files, 1985-1989.

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The Massachusetts Water Resources Authority (MWRA) provides wholesale water and sewer services to Boston and sixty other communities, and rehabilitates and reconstructs area water supply and sewage treatment facilitites to preserve public health and protect natural resources. In fulfilling these responsibilities, the Law Division provides legal counsel to all other MWRA divisions, managing documents required to comply with MWRA court-mandated Boston Harbor Project, litigation, and environmental law issues. Series was created by the division to resolve legal issues relating to the transfer of the metropolitan Boston water and sewer systems from the Metropolitan District Commission to the MWRA.

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Massachusetts Water Resources Authority. Law Division.

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Massachusetts. Metropolitan District Commission

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Massachusetts has administered water works and sewage disposal for the Boston metropolitan area successively through the Board of Metropolitan Sewerage Commissioners (Metropolitan Sewerage Commission) (1889-1901) and the Metropolitan Water Board (1895-1901); the Metropolitan Water and Sewerage Board (1901-1919); and the Water and Sewerage Divisions of the Metropolitan District Commission (1919-1985). Since 1985 these functions have been assigned to the Massachusetts Water Resources Authority. ...

Massachusetts Water Resources Authority

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Responsibility for water delivery and sewer systems in the Boston metropolitan area has been successively that of the Metropolitan Water Board (1895-1901) and Board of Metropolitan Sewerage Commissioners (1889-1901); Metropolitan Water and Sewerage Board (1901-1919); Water and Sewerage Divisions, Metropolitan District Commission (1919-1985); and Massachusetts Water Resources Authority (since 1985). From the description of Litigation files, 1967-[ongoing]. (Unknown). WorldCat record i...