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Sanitary Engineering Branch
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The Sanitary Engineering Branch was created in 1972 within the Ontario Ministry of the Environment, and assumed the responsibilities of the former Division of Sanitary Engineering of the Ontario Water Resources Commission.
In 1974, the functions of the Branch were dispersed to other branches of the Ministry and the Sanitary Engineering Branch disappeared as a separate entity.
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The Sanitary Engineering Branch of the Ontario Ministry of the Environment managed water resources in Ontario, including water supply, pollution control and regulation of plumbing. The branch approved plans for sewage treatment plants, water supplies, and coordinated regional services planning.
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RAD: Rules for Archival Description, 2nd edn (2008)
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2026-11-16: migrated to AtoM
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Directory and Guide to Ontario Government Services, 1950
Ministry of the Environment, Annual Reports, 1972-1975
Canadiana Authorities, 1996-12-24
Maintenance notes
Canadiana has this as "Ontario. Sanitary Engineering Branch". We need the Ministry to form part of the name in order to distinguish between this one and the original one in the Department of Health.
Archivist(s):
R. Anger