Application files pertaining to public water supply systems, 1905-1980.

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Application files pertaining to public water supply systems, 1905-1980.

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This series documents the State's actions to regulate public water supply systems that are owned and operated by municipalities, as well as private companies, organizations and individuals. Subseries 1, application files, includes incoming and outgoing correspondence between State agencies and local officials regarding technical aspects of proposed water supply systems; memoranda; applications for permits; notices of completed applications; engineering calculations and related technical data; financial records; project review summaries and analysis reports; and copies of final permits issued by State agencies.

4.5 cu. ft. 369 microfilm reels.

New York State Archives

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New York (State). Water Resources Commission

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New York (State). Conservation Commission

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New York (State). Water Control Commission

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New York (State). Water Supply Commission

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New York (State). Water Power Commission

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