Appendix A: Analysis of Infrastructure Sub-sectors / Category Sub-sector / category description Government Function and responsible ministry: Related Archives of Ontario private holdings (1980-CCY): Sub-sector / category Appraisal Rationale Secondary considerations Priority: High (AO has little to no documentation), Medium (AO has some documentation), Low (AO has significant documentation) engineering and architectural companies This sub-sector includes construction, engineering and architectural companies within the infrastructure sector in the province. Infrastructure development Infrastructure maintenance (Ministry of Economic Development, Employment and Infrastructure) F 2187, Moriyama and Teshima Architects fonds F 4446, J. Smith fonds F 4447, Bernard Rasch fonds F 4593, Lenscape Incorporated fonds This sub-sector would document businesses which are involved in various aspects of infrastructure development and maintenance throughout the province. The AO's holdings in this sub-sector are very limited for the post-1980 period. HIGH
Planning and consulting firms This sub-sector includes planning and consulting firms within the infrastructure sector in the province. Infrastructure development Infrastructure maintenance Development of Infrastructure strategies (Ministry of Economic Development, Employment and Infrastructure) F 4521, ENVision - The Hough Group Limited fonds F 4563, Peter Favot fonds This sub-sector would document planning and consulting firms which are involved in various aspects of infrastructure development and maintenance throughout the province. The AO's holdings in this sub-sector are very limited for the post-1980 period. HIGH Professional associations This sub-sector includes associations of various professions within the infrastructure sector in the province. (No related function) F 4402, Ontario Professional Planners Institute fonds This sub-sector would document associations of various professions within the infrastructure sector which support and represent the interests of their representatives. The records from this subsector would document the furthering or advancements of a profession, as well as the interests of the professionals engaged in the work. The AO's holdings in this sub-sector are very limited for the post-1980 period. HIGH Advocacy and labour This sub-sector includes organizations with a mandate to advocate and lobby for infrastructure needs and improvements in the province, as well as those labour organizations which (No related function) F 2076-6, Alvin D. McCurdy's papers of the Carpenters and Joiners Union This sub-sector document organizations which advocate for infrastructure development, as well as labour organizations which lobby for the needs and rights of those working within the sector. The AO's holdings in this sub-sector are very limited for the post-1980 period. HIGH
lobby for the needs and rights of those working within the sector. ** (is this is a stretch) Individuals and consultants This sub-sector includes individuals who have made significant contributions in the areas of planning, development and other advancements in the infrastructure sector. Infrastructure development Development of Infrastructure strategies (Ministry of Economic Development, Employment and Infrastructure) F 4642, Michael Hough fonds F 4530, Anthony Usher Planning Consultant fonds This sub-sector would document individuals who have made significant contributions to the infrastructure sector in Ontario. The AO's holdings in this sub-sector are very limited for the post-1980 period. HIGH