Sewer connection permit files, <1969>-[ongoing], (bulk<1983>-[ongoing]).

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Sewer connection permit files, <1969>-[ongoing], (bulk<1983>-[ongoing]).

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The Division of Industrial Waste Water Management implements programs to prevent or clean up the pollution of surface and ground water in Massachusetts by industry. The division created permit files to authorize and control sewer extensions and connections by industrial users, and to insure proper operation of waste water treatment facilities and sewer systems. Permit files contain correspondence, plans, and permits. Permits include name and address; applicant and sewer system owner; type of project, number of residences and establishments to be served; design flow-gallons per day (sewage, industrial wastes); location, length, size and capacity of sewers to be connected; location, size and capacity of pumping stations to be connected; general description of sewers and pump stations; receiving wastewater treatment facilitty's average daily flow and design flow; pollutants in discharge; date issued and date effective.

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Massachusetts. Division of Industrial Waste Water Management.

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The Division of Water Pollution Control was established in 1966 within the Department of Natural Resources and was transferred in 1974 to the Department of Environmental Quality Engineering (Department of Environmental Protection since 1989), where it is part of the Bureau of Resource Protection. In 1989 responsibility for industrial sources permitting programs was transferred from the Division of Water Pollution Control to a new Division of Industrial Waste Water Management, part of the Bureau ...

Massachusetts. Division of Water Pollution Control

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State responsibility for water pollution control has been exercised successively by the State Board of Health (1886-1914), the State Department of Health (1914-1919), and until 1975 by the Department of Public Health, specifically from 1945 by its Division of Sanitary Engineering; also since 1966 by the Division of Water Pollution Control, established in the Department of Natural Resources and transferred to 1974 to the Department of Environmental Quality Engineering (Department of Environmental...