Archive ▸ 2011 ▸ 2011-01-31

City Council Regular Meeting, January 31, 2011

11 of 27 items recovered

27 Policy Orders

Policy Orders (27)

Policy orderO-1known to exist, not yet recoveredO-1
Policy orderO-2known to exist, not yet recoveredO-2
Policy orderO-3known to exist, not yet recoveredO-3
Policy orderO-4Asks the City Manager to report back to the City Council on any foreseeable tax revenue implication of Vertex's decision to leave Cambridge and the amount of office space potentially being vacated.Council requestO-4
Policy orderO-5City Council request that Mayor Maher sign on to the Mayors Against Illegal Guns campaign that would help create a new law making sure every legally prohibited purchaser is included in the background check database, and that would close all of the loopholes and require background checks for every gun sale.Council orderO-5
Policy orderO-6known to exist, not yet recoveredO-6
Policy orderO-7known to exist, not yet recoveredO-7
Policy orderO-8known to exist, not yet recoveredO-8
Policy orderO-9known to exist, not yet recoveredO-9
Policy orderO-10known to exist, not yet recoveredO-10
Policy orderO-11Asks the City Manager to evaluate the possibility of continuing street cleaning days through the winter for the purpose of using those days to clear non-arteries of snow.Council requestO-11
Policy orderO-11Asks the City Manager to evaluate the possibility of continuing street cleaning days through the winter for the purpose of using those days to clear non-arteries of snow.Council requestO-11
Policy orderO-12known to exist, not yet recoveredO-12
Policy orderO-13known to exist, not yet recoveredO-13
Policy orderO-14known to exist, not yet recoveredO-14
Policy orderO-15The City of Cambridge has long been a hub of innovation, ideas and most importantly action; andCouncillor Cheung, Vice Mayor Davis, Councillor Kelley, Mayor Maher, Councillor Reeves, Councillor Seidel, Councillor SimmonsO-15
Policy orderO-15Asks the City Manager to determine what incentives were given to Vertex as part of their relocation deal and evaluate how Cambridge could offer those same incentives to companies it is attempting to lure from out of state to the city.Council requestO-15
Policy orderO-16known to exist, not yet recoveredO-16
Policy orderO-17known to exist, not yet recoveredO-17
Policy orderO-18known to exist, not yet recoveredO-18
Policy orderO-19It has come to the attention of the Cambridge City Council that "An Act Relative to Third Grade Reading Proficiency," legislation that would focus state efforts to ensure that children become proficient readers by the end of third grade was introduced last week at the Massachusetts State House by Representative Martha Walz and Senator Katherine Clark ; andCouncillor Cheung, Vice Mayor Davis, Councillor Kelley, Mayor Maher, Councillor Reeves, Councillor Seidel, Councillor Simmons, Councillor ToomeyO-19
Policy orderO-19City Council support of "An Act Relative to Third Grade Reading Proficiency," legislation that would focus state efforts to ensure that children become proficient readers by the end of third grade.O-19
Policy orderO-20known to exist, not yet recoveredO-20
Policy orderO-21Asks the City Manager to direct the Director of Traffic, Parking and Transportation to examine the traffic-calming options at the intersection of Third and Hurley Streets.Council requestO-21
Policy orderO-22known to exist, not yet recoveredO-22
Policy orderO-23Asks the City Manager to confer with Eric Lander, the Broad Institute, the owner of Sebastians's, and the owner of the building about removing signs and making the Broad Institute building feel more inviting to visitors.Council requestO-23
Policy orderO-23Asks the City Manager to confer with Eric Lander, the Broad Institute, the owner of Sebastians's, and the owner of the building about removing signs and making the Broad Institute building feel more inviting to visitors.Council requestO-23