Policy orderO-1known to exist, not yet recoveredO-1
Policy orderO-2The City of Cambridge is blessed with a wealth of well-maintained parks and playgrounds dotted around the City; andCouncillor CheungO-2
Policy orderO-3The Cambridge Retirement System makes investments in accordance with their fiduciary duty; andCouncillor McGovern, Councillor SimmonsO-3
Policy orderO-4known to exist, not yet recoveredO-4
Policy orderO-5That the City Manager is requested to consult with the appropriate City personnel to determine what steps the City must take in order to opt in to the new Earned Sick Time law, to O-5
Policy orderO-6known to exist, not yet recoveredO-6
Policy orderO-7Noise concerns in Cambridge encompass issues ranging from construction noise to street performer noise to loud motorcycles and car radios to building air handling, air conditioning and heating units tCouncillor Kelley, Councillor McGovernO-7
Policy orderO-8known to exist, not yet recoveredO-8
Policy orderO-9known to exist, not yet recoveredO-9
Policy orderO-10That the City Manager is requested to consult with the appropriate City personnel to determine the feasibility of establishing a planting and beautification program for the tree weO-10
Policy orderO-11That the City Council go on record supporting the American Postal Workers Union in its efforts to protect living wage jobs and its insistence on the highest possible standards of cO-11
Policy orderO-12City Council support of Amendment #665 to restore the provisions of the Taxpayer Protection Act at the MBTA.O-12
Policy orderO-13That the City Manager be and hereby is requested to consult with the Affordable Housing Trust about the progress being made at the former Tokyo Restaurant Site and to report back to the City Council wCouncillor McGovern, Mayor Maher, Councillor CheungO-13
Committee Reports (1)
Committee reportCR-1Housing Committee: The purpose of the hearing was to provide an update and continue discussion on the incentive zoning study from the Community Development Department.CR-1