City Council Regular Meeting, April 9, 2012
Sullivan Chamber · 7 of 14 items recovered
Policy Orders (13)
- Policy orderO-1known to exist, not yet recovered
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- Policy orderO-3known to exist, not yet recovered
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- Policy orderO-5known to exist, not yet recovered
- Policy orderO-6Asks the City Manager to confer with the Assistant City Manager for Community Development and the City Electrician regarding the feasibility of expanding LED lighting across the city and report back to the City Council on this matter.Council request
- Policy orderO-6Asks the City Manager to confer with the Assistant City Manager for Community Development and the City Electrician regarding the feasibility of expanding LED lighting across the city and report back to the City Council on this matter.Council request
- Policy orderO-7Asks the City Manager to look into the feasbility of conveying the East Cambridge neighborhood's message of the desire for residential housing, parking and green space a priority at the Edward J. Sullivan Courthouse to the Division of Capital Asset Management (Massachusetts) (DCAM).Council request
- Policy orderO-7Asks the City Manager to look into the feasbility of conveying the East Cambridge neighborhood's message of the desire for residential housing, parking and green space a priority at the Edward J. Sullivan Courthouse to the Division of Capital Asset Management (Massachusetts) (DCAM).Council request
- Policy orderO-8known to exist, not yet recovered
- Policy orderO-9known to exist, not yet recovered
- Policy orderO-10Asks the City Manager to provide a report to the City Council on the paving materials used by Boston on their crosswalks as well as the data in the Jacobs Report.Council request
- Policy orderO-10Asks the City Manager to provide a report to the City Council on the paving materials used by Boston on their crosswalks as well as the data in the Jacobs Report.Council request
City Manager Letters (1)
- City Manager letteran additional appropriation to the Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) grant in the amount of $506,250.00 funded by the Federal Department of Health and Human Services ($310,800) and the Massachusetts Department of Housing and Community Development ($195,450), which also administers the program, to the Grant Fund Human Service Programs Salary and Wages account ($36,005.00), to the Grant Fund Human Service Programs Other Ordinary Maintenance account ($465,245.00), and to the Grant Fund Human Service Programs Travel and Training account ($5,000.00) which will allow the Department of Human Service Programs to operate the Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program serving Cambridge and Somerville.Submitted by Robert W. Healy, City Manager