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The Docket ▸ 1960

1960

940 council actions · 13 linked to the city's scans · 8 sections

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Finance

431 actions · № 1–431
  1. 1Order. Revenue received from sewer assessments and sidewalk assessments for the period Jan. 1, 1960 to Dec. 31, 1960 inclusive, be reserved for sewer construction & sidewalk construction, respectively (Crane)Jan 11
  2. 2Order - Mayor to appoint a Committee of 3 members of the City Council to confer with the City Manager, Comm. of Public Works & Civil Service Commission with a view to having city employees of one year's service or more made permanent (Vellucci)Jan 11
  3. 3Finance Order. Granting an annuity of $1500 per year to Mary J. Grinham, widow of John L. Grinham, deceased member of Police Dept. under the provisions of Section 89A, Chapter 32 of the General LawsJan 18
  4. 4Temporary Loan $7,500,000Jan 18
  5. 5Order - Appr. $150 to Law Dept Reimbursement under Gen. Laws, Chapter 41, Section 100-A (Tax Levy)Jan 18
  6. 6Order - App. $160 to Law Dept. reimbursement under Gen. Laws, Chapter 41, Section 100-A (Tax Levy)Jan 18
  7. 7Order - App. $200 to School Dept. - Schedule B-44, Travel outside State (Tax Levy)Jan 18
  8. 8Placed on File. Comm. from Mayor appointing Councillors Vellucci, McNamara & DeGuglielmo as a Committee in reference to having certain city employees made permanent. (See Order - Finance Page No. 2)Jan 18
  9. 9Order. City Manager to request Traffic Board to consider loading zone at 27 Thorndike St. (Sullivan)Jan 18
  10. 10Order. App. $125 to Law Dept Reimbursement under Gen. Laws, Chapter 41, Section 100-A (Tax Levy)Jan 25
  11. 11Order App. $42.53 to Law Dept Reimbursement under Gen. Laws, Chapter 41, Section 100-A (Tax Levy)Jan 25
  12. 12Order - City Manager authorized to sign a release upon payment of $10,000 from Comm. of Mass. for Water Dept. land in Waltham taken for widening Rt 128Jan 25
  13. 13Order - City Manager to direct Traffic Board to consider approving pedestrian controlled lights on Walden Street, opposite Lincoln Way (Sullivan)Jan 25
  14. 14Communication from Wm. H. McGinness, Supt. of Water Dept., rel. to execution by Middlesex Superior Court to Walter Winchester in amount of $1800Jan 25
  15. 15Order - Increasing annuity of Anna V. Finnigan, widow of Joseph J. Finnigan, former employee of Public Works Dept. to $1200 per year, under Chapter 32, G. L. Sect. 96Feb 1
  16. 16Order - Increasing annuity of Kathryn R. Campbell, widow of John J. Campbell, former employee of Public Works Dept. to $1200 per year, under Chapter 32, G. L. Sect. 96Feb 1
  17. 17Order - Authorizing City Manager to use $34,030 to be appropriated from Bldg. Const. School Project Loan Account (#2) for Architects fees etc. in const. of New Peabody SchoolFeb 1
  18. 18Order - App. $2,000 to Law Dept. Reimbursement under Gen. Laws, Chap. 41, Section 100-A (Tax Levy)Feb 1
  19. 19Finance - Bond of Paul E. Healy - Asst. City ClerkFeb 1
  20. 20Order - City Manager to direct City Electrician to install a street light at 28 Hancock St. (Sullivan)Feb 1
  21. 21Order - App. $70 to Law Dept. Reimbursement under Gen. Laws, Chap. 41, Section 100-A (Tax Levy)Feb 8
  22. 22Finance - Bond of Frederick H. Burke - City ClerkFeb 8
  23. 23Order - App. $126.89 to Law Dept. Reimbursement under Gen. Laws, Chap. 41, Section 100-A (Tax Levy)Feb 8
  24. 24Finance Order accepting offer from Comm. of Mass. in sum of $3,500 for home-care programFeb 8
  25. 25Order - City Manager to direct Traffic Board to make a survey of one-way streets going towards Somerville - Day Street et als area (DeGuglielmo)Feb 8
  26. 26Order - City Manager to direct Planning Board to study traffic conditions in East Cambridge with a view to creating a truck route (Vellucci)Feb 8
  27. 27Finance Order Pension (Charles) H. Lineham[?], Police DepartmentFeb 15
  28. 28Order - App. $195 to Law Dept. reimbursement under Gen. Laws, Chapter 41, Section 100-A (Tax Levy)Feb 15
  29. 29Order - City Manager to direct Comm. of Public Works to resurface Maynor[?] & Van Norden Streets (Lynch)Feb 15
  30. 30Order - City Manager to direct Traffic Board to consider making Fayerweather St. one-way from Vassal Lane to Huron Ave. (Trodden) 12 No. 5 [?]Feb 15
  31. 31Order - App. $250 to Law Dept. reimbursement under Gen. Laws, Chapter 41, Section 100-A (Tax Levy)Feb 29
  32. 32Order - App. $583.20 to Executive Dept. Schedule B-10, Rent, etc. for 1959 Assessment - New England Theatres, Inc. -Feb 29
  33. 33Order - City Manager to direct City Electrician to increase lighting facilities on existing lights on Elm St. bet. Hampshire & Cambridge StreetsFeb 29
  34. 34Order - City Manager to direct Comm. of Public Works to resurface Holworthy & Locust StreetsFeb 29
  35. 35Order - City Solicitor requested for opinion regarding the effect of Chap. 32, Sec. 91a, as amended by Chap. 684, Acts of 1958 - Retirement allowances for one gainfully employed, etc. (TroddenFeb 29
  36. 36Order - Proposed relocation of City Hospital to Fresh Pond Area (Vellucci)Feb 15
  37. 37Finance Order (App. $19,171,4[?] [?] [?] Budget ($14,372,060.89 For Sundry Depts.) ($4,799,394.63 For Schools)Mar 7
  38. 38Finance Order - App. $1,045,432.40 - Water Dept. Budget 1960Mar 7
  39. 39Order - App. $75,000 to Public Works Dept. Schedule B-21, Removal of snow and $12,000 to Fire Dept. Schedule A-1, permanent employees - from surplus revenue in the Treasury (E & D Account)Mar 7
  40. 40Order - App. $138,000 to provide for taking of property with buildings thereon on Avon & Walker Streets to be used as part of area for const. of proposed new Peabody School. - from Bldg. Const. School Project Loan #2Mar 7
  41. 41Orders - Five orders taking in fee by eminent domain land for new Peabody School - (1) 33 Avon St. - Supposed owners - Stanley S. & Sayre P. Sheldon - Amount of damages - $26,000.00 (2) 41 Avon St. - Supposed owners - J. Clark and Annie N. Bennett - Amount of damages - $42,000.00 (3) 117 Walker St. - Supposed owners - Gyorgy Kepes & Juliet Kepes - Amount of damages - $20,000.00 (4) 119 Walker St. - Supposed owners - George W. & Louise S. Waring - Amount of damages - $15,000.00 (5) 123-125 Walker St. - Supposed owners - John H. and Juliet K. Sandermark[?] - Amount of damages - $35,000.00Mar 7
  42. 42Order - City Manager to arrange to pay members of Fire Dept. who were ordered to stay on duty during storm, the amount of their salary for overtime (Sullivan)Mar 7
  43. 43Order - City Manager to direct Comm. of Public Works to resurface Pleasant & Kinnaird Sts. (Sullivan)Mar 7
  44. 44Finance - Order - Annuity - Elizabeth F. Trant, widow of John A. Trant, Police Dept.Mar 7
  45. 45Order - App. $30,000 to Public Works Dept. Street Construction, Chapter 90 Projects - from Free Cash in Surplus Revenue Account (E&D)Mar 14
  46. 46Order - City Manager to request Traffic Board to consider parking on Thorndike St. between Sixth & Seventh Streets near school (Sullivan)Mar 14
  47. 47Order - City Manager to direct City Electrician to install street light at intersection of Garden & Fenno Streets (Sullivan)Mar 14
  48. 48Order - City Manager to direct Dept. Heads to allow time off at noon on March 17, 1960 to all who can be spared (Sullivan)Mar 14
  49. 49Order - Dept. Transfer - Public Welfare Dept. - $25,000 (F-3 to F-10)Mar 21
  50. 50Order App. $1,982.26 to Law Dept. reimbursement under Gen. Laws, Chapter 41, Section 100-A (From Reserve Fund)Mar 21
  51. 51Order App. $76.89 to Law Dept. reimbursement under Gen. Laws, Chapter 41, Section 100-A (From Reserve Fund)Mar 21
  52. 52Order - App. $1,694.80 to Law Dept. reimbursement under Gen. Laws, Chapter 41, Section 100-A (From Reserve Fund)Mar 21
  53. 53Order - App. $250.00 to Law Dept. reimbursement under Gen. Laws, Chapter 41, Section 100-A (From Reserve Fund)Mar 21
  54. 54Order - App. $65.64 to Law Dept. reimbursement under Gen. Laws, Chapter 41, Section 100-A (From Reserve Fund)Mar 21
  55. 55Order - App. $225.00 to Law Dept. reimbursement under Gen. Laws, Chapter 41, Section 100-A (From Reserve Fund)Mar 21
  56. 56Order - App. $1500 to Veterans Services Dept. Schedule F, Special Items (From Reserve Fund)Mar 21
  57. 57Order - City Manager requested to take steps to repair and reconstruct Fort Washington (Trodden)Mar 21
  58. 58Order - City Manager requested to direct Comm. of Public Works to resurface Elm St. from Harvard St. to the Somerville Line (Sullivan)Mar 21
  59. 59Placed on File - Comm. from City Manager transmitting one from City Electrician rel. to inquiries[?] of street lighting on Elm St. bet. Hampshire & Cambridge StreetsMar 21
  60. 60Order - Increasing Pension of Albert J. Skit[?] a former member of the Police Dept.Mar 21
  61. 61Order - City Manager to confer with Medical Director of City Hospital, Board of Trustees of the Hospital and Hospital sub-committee of the City Council for the purpose of reactivating the hospital building programMar 28
  62. 62Order - City Manager to cause Comm. of Public Works to make survey of Chauncy and 31 other streets to consider repairing sameMar 28
  63. 63Order - App. $150,000 to provide for salary increases for various City Depts. - to be provided by transfer from Free Cash in Surplus Revenue Account (E+D)Apr 4
  64. 64Order - App. $267,263.72 to provide for salary increases for various City Depts. - to be included in and made part of the tax levy for 1960Apr 4
  65. 65Order - App. $10,000.00 to Public Works Dept., Schedule F-12, Maintenance of Parking Meters, Lots and Areas; to be provided by transfer from Parking Meter ReceiptsApr 4
  66. 66Order - App. $669.68 to Engineering Dept., Schedule B-22, Medical; from Reserve FundApr 4
  67. 67Placed on File - Comm. from City Manager transmitting one from City Electrician rel. to installation of 1000 lumen light - Garden & Fenno StreetsApr 4
  68. 68Order - City Manager transmitted Snow Operation Report, March 3-4-5, 1960Apr 4
  69. 69Finance - Annuity - Barbara M. Mullin, widow of William F. Mullin, former member Police Dept.Apr 4
  70. 70Finance - Pension - Thomas H. Leary - Police Dept.Apr 4
  71. 71Finance - Annuity - Ethel C. Sullivan, widow of Henry A. Sullivan, former member of the Public Works Dept.Apr 4
  72. 72Order - App. $5,000 to Police Dept. Schedule B-2, Postage - from Parking Meter ReceiptsApr 11
  73. 73Order - City Manager requested to install a flashing light at intersection of Fourth and Gore Streets, on Fourth St. (Sullivan)Apr 11
  74. 74Order - City Manager requested to direct Dept. Heads to allow time off, without loss of pay, on Good Friday, April 15, 1960 from noon time on, to all who can be spared. (Sullivan)Apr 11
  75. 75Order - City Manager requested to grant time off to city employees who are delegates & alt. delegates from Cambridge Barracks #464 to attend Convention in Springfield, Mass. on June 9, 10 and 11, 1960 (Sullivan)Apr 11
  76. 76Placed on File - Comm. from City Manager transmitting one from Wm. H. McGinnis, Supt. of Water Dept. concerning payment of one claim also one judgment against the Water Dept. - James Doody & Rose Nixon[?]Apr 11
  77. 77Order - Departmental Transfer - Health-General Dept. $20.00 (From Schedule A-1, Permanent Employees to Schedule F-11, Compensation)Apr 18
  78. 78Order - City Manager requested to direct Comm. of Public Works to open area at Magazine and Lawrence Streets (Dana Park) for benefit of residents of this areaApr 18
  79. 79Finance - Annuity allowance of Mrs. Philip F. Carroll, widow of Philip F. Carroll, former member of Public Works Dept. increased to $1300 per annumApr 18
  80. 80Finance - Annuity - Edna M. Burrell[?], widow of James B. Burrell[?] (Fire Dept.)Apr 25
  81. 81Order - App. #324 to Electrical Dept. Traffic Signals - installation of flashing light at Livianapproit[?] at Gore Street - from Reserve FundApr 25
  82. 82Order - App. #76.89 to Law Dept. reimbursement under Gen. Laws, Chap. 41, Section 100-A (From Reserve Fund)Apr 25
  83. 83Order - City Manager requested to direct Comm. of Public Works to erect signs - "Speed Limit 25 miles per hour" - the entire length of Elm St.[?]Apr 25
  84. 84Order - City Manager requested to confer with trustees of M.T.A. with a view to suspending effective date of cancellation order rel. to night service in CambridgeApr 25
  85. 85Order - City Manager requested for an appropriation of $1,000 to pay estate of John Levon[?], pursuant to Chap. 153, Acts of 1956 which was filed by the City Council on April 30, 1956Apr 25
  86. 86Order - Dept. Transfer - License Commission $3.75 (D-1 to B-39)May 2
  87. 87Order - Dept. Transfer - Election Commission - $400.00 (B-1 to C-17)May 2
  88. 88Order - Dept. Transfer - Health Dept., General - $110.00 (A-1 to F-11 and B-39)May 2
  89. 89Order - City Manager requested to direct Comm. of Public Works to reset edgestone and resurface sidewalk on Avon Street at Mass. Ave. (Sullivan)May 2
  90. 90Order - City Manager requested to advise City Council if Chairman of License Commission has resigned and if so when a new Chairman will be appointed (Vellucci)May 2
  91. 91Order - City Manager requested to direct Comm. of Public Works to repair[?] sidewalk on Leonard Ave in front of St. Peter's Church (DeGuglielmo)May 2
  92. 92Placed on File - Comm. from Herman B. Dine, Sec. Emergency Finance Board, State House, Boston enclosing vote authorizing City of Cambridge to borrow $150,000 additional in accordance with Chap. 645, Acts of 1948 as amended for the Chas. G. Harrington SchoolMay 2
  93. 93Finance - Pension allowance of Patrick F. Shea of Police Dept. increased from $2678 to $2840 per annumMay 2
  94. 94Order - City Manager requested to confer with officials of Met. Dist. Commission rel. to increasing number of traffic lanes on Mt. Auburn St. for west bound drivers, to take care of cars making left turn to Coolidge Avenue (Sullivan)May 9
  95. 95Order - City Manager requested to direct Cambridge Dog Officer to exercise greater care in impounding of stray dogs (Sullivan[?])May 9
  96. 96Order - City Manager requested to direct Traffic Board to consider approving service zone at 47A Mt. Auburn St. (Sullivan)May 9
  97. 97Finance: - Order - New building line on Mt. Auburn St.May 9
  98. 98Finance - Referred to City Solicitor - Copy of Chapter 40, Acts of 1960 - An Act repealing a law restricting the disposition of certain property in or adjacent to the Town of Lincoln owned by the City of Cambridge"May 9
  99. 99Finance - Placed on File: - (1) Copy of Change Item No. 8, Change Order No. 8 increasing contract for new Donnelly Field School in sum of $3428.20May 9
  100. 100Finance – Placed on File – (1) Copy of Change Item No. 9, Change Order No. 9, decreasing contract for New Donnelly Field School in sum of $423 (2) Copy of Change Item No. 10, Change Order No. 10, decreasing contract for New Donnelly Field School in sum of $1669 (3) Copy of Change Item No. 11, Change Order No. 11, decreasing contract for New Donnelly Field School in sum of $3,528May 9
  101. 101Finance – Placed on File – Comm. from Redevelopment Authority dated April 24, 1959 rel. to closing certain streets in Rogers Block AreaMay 9
  102. 102Finance – Placed on File (1) Comm. from City Auditor transmitting Annual Report for the Auditing Dept. for 1959 (2) Copy of Change Item No. 13, Change Order No. 13, increasing contract for New Donnelly Field School in sum of $239May 9
  103. 103Placed on File – Comm. from Paul R. Corcoran, Jr., Pres., Central Sq. Bus. Men's Asso. Inc. outlining their views on Inner Belt Highway and its effect on Central Sq.May 9
  104. 104Placed on File – Comm. from City Manager transmitting one from Camb. Redevelopment Authority rel. to Inner Belt RouteMay 9
  105. 105Order – Resolution approving amendment to Rogers Land Assembly and Redevelopment Plan and First Amendment to Cooperation AgreementMay 9
  106. 106Finance - Placed on File - 1. Communication from City Manager transmitting one from Cambridge Redevelopment Authority concerning Belt Route 2. Communication from Camb. Citizens' Advisory Committee urging City Council to take appropriate action to expedite a decision by the State Dept. of Public Works rel. to the Inner Belt Route 3. Order opposed to Belt Route in Cambridge 4. Comm. from Secretary of School Committee with copy of resolve adopted on Sept. 15, 1959 rel. to enlargement of M. E. Fitzgerald School; also report of Special Committee appointed to consider this matter 5. Comm. from Edward J. O'Connell, Secretary of the School Committee, notifying the City Council of the action taken by the School Committee rel. to request for eight additional rooms at M. E. Fitzgerald School 6. Comm. from City Employees Local 602 rel. to Evans report on Municipal employees and re-activating 3-man reclassification Board 7. Order rel. to cancelling lease - Father Callanan Playground 8. Comm. from John G. Dunn, 337 Pearl St., Cambridge rel. to Lever Bros. leaving city 9. Comm. from City Clerk transmitting copy of Chap. 559, Acts of 1958 - "An act authorizing cities and towns to grant annuities to surviving spouse or children of certain employees who have been retired or pensioned under any non-contributory lawMay 9
  107. 107Order - Dept. Transfer - $2500.00 - Public Welfare Dept., City Infirmary - (From Schedule F-1 to Schedule B-5)May 16
  108. 108Order - Sundry Dept. Transfers - Public Welfare Dept. $90,000.00 (From Schedule F-3 to Schedule F-10 - $40,000; from Schedule F-9 to Schedule F-10 - $50,000)May 16
  109. 109Order - App. $1,000 to Fire Dept. - Schedule F, Special Items - from the Reserve FundMay 16
  110. 110Order - Dept. Transfer - Building Dept. - $200.00 (From Schedule A-1 to Schedule B-4 4)May 16
  111. 111Finance - Order - App. $650.00 to Law Dept. reimbursement under Gen. Laws, Chapter 41, Section 100-A (From Reserve Fund)May 16
  112. 112Order - City Manager requested to direct Comm. of Public Works to install benches in the area of the new Harrington School in East Cambridge, for the benefit of the elderly who reside in the district. (Sullivan[?])May 16
  113. 113Order - Council goes on record as opposed to proposed 300 ft. wide elevated inner belt highway routes, requesting no action be taken until alternate routes are given further study (McNamee[?])May 16
  114. 114Finance - Referred to City Solicitor - Copy of Chapter 357, Acts of 1960 - "An Act authorizing the City of Cambridge to sell and the Armory Commission to buy certain land in said City"May 16
  115. 115Order - Employment of new additional Laborer in Recreation Dept. - Golf Course - $73.50 per week - effective May 23, 1960May 23
  116. 116Order - App. $41.87 to Law Dept. reimbursement under Gen. Laws, Chapter 41, Section 100-A (From Reserve Fund)May 23
  117. 117Order - App. $350.00 to Law Dept. reimbursement under Gen. Laws, Chapter 41, Section 100-A (From Reserve Fund)May 23
  118. 118Order - Dept. Transfer - Election Commission $100 (From Schedule B-2 to Petty Cash)May 23
  119. 119Order - Dept. Transfer - Public Works Dept. $95,000 (From Schedule A-1 - $95,000 to Schedule A-2, $90,000 and to F-11, $5,000.00)May 23
  120. 120Order - App. $14,200 to Executive Dept., Schedule F, Special Items (Parking Meters) - from revenue in Treasury from Parking Meter ReceiptsMay 23
  121. 121Order - Dept. Transfer - Health General Dept. - $300 (From A-1 to D-1)May 23
  122. 122Finance - Resolve - Accepting gift of $700 from Friends of the Cambridge Sanatorium for purchase of television set at the SanatoriumMay 23
  123. 123Order - City Manager requested to direct Traffic Board to consider approving a nice[?] zone on Mt. Auburn St. at Hillside St., so that school bus may pick up students who attend Russell School (Sullivan)May 23
  124. 124Order - City Manager requested to direct Comm. of Public Works to reset bricks in sidewalk on Prospect St. near St. Mary's Gymnasium (McKenna)May 23
  125. 125Order - City Manager requested to direct Comm. of Public Works to resurface Morrison Court (Lynch)May 23
  126. 126Order - App. $610.12 to Executive Dept., Schedule B-10, Rents (From revenue in the Treasury from Parking Meter Receipts)Jun 6
  127. 127Order - App. $700 to Law Dept. reimbursement under Gen. Laws, Chap. 41, Section 100-A (From Reserve Fund)Jun 6
  128. 128Order - App. $55.00 to Law Dept. reimbursements under Gen. Laws, Chap. 41, Section 100 A (From the Reserve Fund)Jun 6
  129. 129Copy of Change Item No. 6, Change Order No. 6 increasing contract of John Bowen Co., Inc. in the amount of $2,985 - New Donnelly Field SchoolJun 6
  130. 130Copy of Change Item No. 7, Change Order No. 7 increasing contract of John Bowen Co. for the New Donnelly Field School in sum of $7,567.52Jun 6
  131. 131Order - City Manager requested to direct Comm. of Public Works to place a sign "No Parking - Hydrant" on Auburn St. section of Atherton[?] Street (Sullivan)Jun 6
  132. 132Order - City Manager requested to direct Comm. of Public Works to install signs "No heavy and Commercial Trucking" on Fifth St. bet. Cambridge and Spring Sts. (Sullivan)Jun 6
  133. 133Order - City Manager requested to appear before City Council with off-street parking and [?] program (Sullivan)Jun 6
  134. 134Order - City Manager requested to confer with Elec. Commission with the arranging night registration one night each week during June (McKenna)Jun 6
  135. 135Order - City Manager requested to cause a survey of sewer conditions on Fayette St. (McKenna)Jun 6
  136. 136Order - City Manager requested to confer with Comm. of Public Works rel. to cleaning catch basin at 17 Fayette St. (McKenna)Jun 6
  137. 137Placed on File - Comm. from U. S. Senator Leverett Saltonstall rel. to Inner Belt HighwayJun 6
  138. 138Placed on File - Comm. from Congressman O'Neill rel. to Inner Belt HighwayJun 6
  139. 139Order - Increase in salary range for Medical Director, Health - Sanatorium Dept. from $12,000 min. to $13,500 max. per yearJun 13
  140. 140Order - Dept. Transfer - Public Works Dept. - $3,000 (From Schedule A-1 to Schedule F-11)Jun 13
  141. 141Order - App. $1,984.22 to Public Works Dept. - Sewer Construction Account - (From Reserve in the Treasury received from Installment[?])Jun 13
  142. 142Order - App. $10,115.00 to Public Works Dept. Cemetery Embellishment Account (From Reserve in the Treasury received from Sale of Graves)Jun 13
  143. 143Order - App. $7,018.82 to Public Works Dept. Side-walk Construction Account (From Reserve in the Treasury received from Sidewalk Assessments and Repair of Water Etc.)Jun 13
  144. 144Order - Dept. Transfer - Planning Board - $100 (From Schedule B-1 to Schedule D-1)Jun 13
  145. 145Order - App. $16,000 to Public Works Dept. Schedule A-1 (From Parking Meter Receipts)Jun 13
  146. 146Order - Authorizing use of $15,397.43 to be appropriated from Bldg. Construction School Project Loan #2 for settlement of land and damage claims on property taken by the City for use in connection with[?] said[?] [?]Jun 13
  147. 147Order - City Manager requested to advise to Dept. Heads to allow time off to employees who are delegates to Clubwomen[?] to State Conventions of Library[?] of Foreign Wars in New Bedford June 24, 25 & 26, 1960 (Duplicated)Jun 13
  148. 148Order - City Manager requested to advise to Dept. Heads to allow time off to employees who are delegates to State Convention of American Legion in Northampton on June 30, July 1 & 2, 1960 (Advised)Jun 13
  149. 149Placed on File - Comm. from City Manager transmitting one from Hon. H. McCarthy[?], Supt. of Motor Vehicles[?] notifying City Council of an award in the amount of $100 for settlement of matter[?] damages[?] in Claim No. 34 by letter (Attention C. H. Libby[?])Jun 13
  150. 150Order - Dept. Transfer - Library Dept - $200.00 (From Schedule A-1 to Schedule B-33)Jun 23
  151. 151Order - Sundry Dept. Transfers - Library Dept - Total sum of $2,750.00Jun 23
  152. 152Order - App. $70 to Law Dept - reimbursement under Gen. Laws, Chap 41, Sec. 100-A; (From Reserve Fund)Jun 23
  153. 153Order - App. $5,000 to Expenditure Dept. Schedule I, Operations - (From Available funds in Parking Meter Receipts Account)Jun 23
  154. 154Order - App. $35,000 to Rehabilitate one[?] Public Bldgs Account (From free cash in surplus revenue account) (i & 2)Jun 23
  155. 155Order - City Manager requested to confer with the Metropolitan Transit Authority relative to improving the bus service on Harvard St. particularly during the [?] [?]Jun 23
  156. 156Order - City Manager requested to confer with the Transit Authority in the pulling back of the stops on Mass. Ave. near Rice St. [?] (City ret.)Jun 23
  157. 157Order - City Solicitor requested for an opinion as to 40 hours[?] Bofn[?] labor and a holiday falling during this period and the labor was required to work that time (billing)Jun 20
  158. 158Placed on File - Communication from U. S. Senator Kennedy relative to proposed new Belt HighwayJun 20
  159. 159Order - App. $730.40 to Executive Dept., Schedule B-10, Rent, Taxes, Water for payment of Real Estate Tax Bill of City of Somerville; to be provided by transfer from Reserve FundJun 27
  160. 160Order - App. $1070 to Veterans' Benefits Dept., Schedule A-2, Temp. Employees; to be provided by transfer from Gen. Services Dept., Schedule A-1, Permanent EmployeesJun 27
  161. 161Order - App. $600.00 to Bd. of Appeal, Schedule B-3, Advertising; from the Reserve FundJun 27
  162. 162Order - App. $150 to Public Celebration July 4th Observance; from the Reserve FundJun 27
  163. 163Order - Dept. Transfer - Bldg. Dept. - $5.00 - from Schedule D-1 to Schedule D-16Jun 27
  164. 164Order - Dept. Transfer - Executive Dept. - From Schedule A-2, Temp. Employees to Schedule B-39 and Schedule D-16Jun 27
  165. 165Order - Dept. Transfer - City Clerk Dept. - $7.50 - From Schedule A-1 to Schedule B-12Jun 27
  166. 166Order - App. $434.37 to Law Dept., Schedule F-2; from the Reserve FundJun 27
  167. 167Order - App. $75,595.00 to Interest on General Debt; to be provided by appropriation from free cash in surplus revenue account (E & D)Jun 27
  168. 168Order - Dept. Transfer $75.00 - Electrical Dept. - (From Signal Repairs to Schedule B-44, Travel outside State)Jun 27
  169. 169Placed on File - Comm. from Dr. Leon Sternfeld, Health Commissioner, notifying City Council that Hood Foundation approved a grant of $5,550 to Cambridge Health Dept.Jun 27
  170. 170Order - App. #417,263.72 to Specific City Departments for salary increases, to be provided by transfer from the appropriation for salary increases - and #26,961.25 to Water Dept. - to be provided by transfer from Water Dept. ReceiptsJun 27
  171. 171Order - City Manager requested to direct Dept. Heads to allow time off, without loss of pay, to employees who are Delegates & Alternates to Veterans[?] of Ford Star[?] Convention in Miami, Florida Oct. 9 to 13, 1960Jun 27
  172. 172Order - City Manager requested to direct Comm. of Public Works to make rubbish collections on July 5 and 6, 1960 that would be made on July 4, 1960Jun 27
  173. 173Order - Amended order requesting City Manager to direct Dept. Heads to allow time off to employees who are Delegates and Alternates to State Convention of Veterans of Foreign Wars in New Bedford June 23, 24 and 25, 1960Jun 27
  174. 174Order - City Manager requested to direct Dept. Heads to allow time off to employees who are Delegates and Alternates to Amer. Legion Natl. Convention in Miami, Florida, Oct. 16 to Oct. 20, 1960Jun 27
  175. 175Order - City Manager requested to direct Chief of Police to close Fulkerson St., bet. Cambridge and Sixth Street for feast of Saints Cosmo & Damiano - Sept. 22 - 25, 1960Jun 27
  176. 176Order - City Manager requested to notify Election Commission to proceed with a new election of a five man Employees Insurance Advisory BoardJun 27
  177. 177Order - City Manager authorized to sell land on Hastings St. for a sum not less than $140. on petition of James R. Killian Jr. et. als Trustees of Wilmington TrustJun 27
  178. 178Finance [crossed out] Order - App. $75 to Law Dept. reimbursement under provisions of Gen. Laws, Chapter 41, Section 100-A; from the Reserve FundJun 27
  179. 179Finance - Referred to City Manager - Order for uniforms - Public Works Dept. Refunding[?]Jun 27
  180. 180Finance - Placed on File - Sundry Matters 1. Comm. from Local 602, City Employees requesting that 20 men be taken from Civil Service lists to fill positions vacated in Water Dept. due to death & retirement 2. Comm. from Citizens' Advisory Committee with recommendations for solution of City's traffic & parking problems 3. Comm. from Health Commissioner rel. to Health Clinic for the Aged in the City 4. Revaluation Report of Chas. M. Evans & Associates on salaries 5. Copy of Chap. 448, Acts of 1959 rel. to establishing optional standard form of City Charter under which Govt. is vested in a Mayor and City Council elected partly at large and partly by wardsJun 27
  181. 181Finance - Placed on File - Sundry Matters 1. Copy of Chap. 72, Acts of 1958 establishing salaries of Managers & Comm. Clerk[?] 2. Copy of Chap. 121, Acts of 1959, advance payments for those eligible for retirementJun 27
  182. 182Finance - Order accepting Chapter 292, Acts of 1960 - An Act authorizing the City of Cambridge to borrow money for the purpose of constructing a new Camb. City Hospital Building or Buildings in said city and to equip and furnish the sameJun 27
  183. 183Order - App. $840.60 to Police Dept., Schedule D-17, "Motor Vehicle Parts", from Surplus Revenue available in the Damage to City Property A/c 6.Aug 1
  184. 184Order - App. $350 to Law Dept. reimbursement under provisions of Gen. Laws, Chap. 41, Section 100-A; from the Reserve FundAug 1
  185. 185Order - App. $135 to Law Dept. reimbursement under provisions of Gen. Laws, Chap. 41, Section 100-A; from the Reserve FundAug 1
  186. 186Order - Dept. Transfer - Law Dept. - $8.00; from Schedule B-35 to Schedule B-39Aug 1
  187. 187Order - Sundry Dept. Transfers - City Clerk Dept. $300Aug 1
  188. 188Order - Dept. Transfer - Crossing Dept. - $500 from Schedule A-1 to Schedule A-2Aug 1
  189. 189Order - Dept. Transfer Assessing Dept. - $80.00; from Schedule A-1 to Schedule C-9Aug 1
  190. 190Order - Dept. Transfer - Health-General Dept. - $200.00; from Schedule A-1 to Schedule B-1Aug 1
  191. 191Order - Sundry Dept. Transfers - Fire Dept. - $3,200Aug 1
  192. 192Order - App. $6,900 to Treasury Dept., Schedule B-35-; from cash in the Surplus Revenue Account (E&D)Aug 1
  193. 193Order - App. $1,300 to Assessing Dept. Schedule B-44; from the Reserve FundAug 1
  194. 194Order - Annuity of Mrs. Mary E. Gough, widow of Frank J. Gough, former employee of Public Works Dept. - $1200 per yearAug 1
  195. 195Order - Sundry dept. Transfers - Public Welfare Dept., City Infirmary - $1181.38Aug 1
  196. 196Order - Dept. Transfer - Assessing Dept. - $35.00; from Schedule D-1 to Schedule D-17Aug 1
  197. 197Order - Dept. Transfer - Treasury Dept. - $25.00; from Schedule D-1 to Schedule B-3Aug 1
  198. 198Order - App. $2120 to Veterans' Benefits Dept. Schedule A-1, for Investigator from Aug. 8, 1960 to Dec. 31, 1960; from the Reserve FundAug 1
  199. 199Order - Sundry Dept. Transfers - Auditing Dept. - $700.00Aug 1
  200. 200Order - Sundry Dept. Transfers - Executive Dept. - $810.75Aug 1
  201. 201Order - Dept. Transfer - Library Dept. - $1,000.00; from Schedule A-1 to Schedule D-1Aug 1
  202. 202Order - Sundry Dept. Transfers - Health-General Dept. - $1375.00Aug 1
  203. 203Order - Dept. Transfer - Public Welfare Dept. - $3,500; from Schedule F-12 to Schedule F-13Aug 1
  204. 204Order - Dept. Transfer - Law Dept. - $240.00, from Schedule B-35 to Schedule B-13Aug 1
  205. 205Finance - Order - Increasing annuity of Anna A. Burns, widow of Wm. H. Burns, a former employee of Water Dept. to $1200 per year.Aug 1
  206. 206Finance - Order - Annuity - Helen F. Barry, widow of David F. Barry, former employee of Cambridge Water Dept.Aug 1
  207. 207Finance - Placed on File - Resolution from Cambridge Housing Authority regarding site - Howard, Prospect Sts., for housing units for the elderlyAug 1
  208. 208Finance - Order - Employment of Supervisor - Housing Code Enforcement in the Health General Dept. at the rate of $5500 to $5800 per year effective July 1, 1960Aug 1
  209. 209Finance - Placed on File - Annual Report submitted by Manager for year 1959Aug 1
  210. 210Order - City Manager, Planning Board & Traffic Board requested to study parking facilities on Cardinal[?] St., bet. Second & Fifth Sts. (Vellucci)Aug 1
  211. 211Order - City Manager requested to direct Traffic Board to consider approving no heavy trucking on Sixth St., bet. Cambridge and Gore Streets (Sullivan)Aug 1
  212. 212Order - City Manager requested to direct Comm. of Public Works to resurface - Blakeslee St. and Mass. Ave. from Porter Sq. to the Arlington Line (Sullivan)Aug 1
  213. 213Placed on File - Comm. from City Manager transmitting one from Citizens Advisory Committee concerning study of Inner Belt Rpt.Aug 1
  214. 214Order- City Manager requested to direct Comm. of Public Works to close Charles St., bet. Tremont[?] and 5th Streets from 6 to 11 P.M. on August 13, 1960 - St. Rocco Society (Sullivan)Aug 1
  215. 215Order - Appointing Dr. James F. Collins and Dr. Chas. A. Busch to serve on board to determine cause of death of Andrew P. Keenan of Fire Dept.Aug 1
  216. 216Placed on File - Copy of Change Item No. 18, Change Order No. 18 increasing contract of John Bowen Co. on New Donnelly Field SchoolAug 1
  217. 217Placed on File - Comm. from City Manager rel. to Employees Insurance Advisory BoardAug 1
  218. 218Order - App. #12,000 to Treasury Dept., Schedule A-1, Salaries for clerks engaged in handling water bills; from Water Dept. ReceiptsSep 19
  219. 219Order - Accepting bequest of $100 to Cambridge Home for Aged and Infirm under will of Aristeides D. OrphanosSep 19
  220. 220Order - App. $4,000 to Public Works Dept., Schedule A-1, Permanent Employees; from Parking Meter ReceiptsSep 19
  221. 221Order - App. $1,000 to Electrical Dept., Street Lighting, Traffic Signals; from the Reserve FundSep 19
  222. 222Order - App. $150 to Law Dept., reimbursement under Gen. Laws, Chap. 41, Section 100-A; from the Reserve FundSep 19
  223. 223Order - App. $950 to Law Dept., reimbursement under Gen. Laws, Chap. 41, Section 100-A; from the Reserve FundSep 19
  224. 224Order - App. $150 to Law Dept., reimbursement under Gen. Laws, Chap. 41, Section 100-A; from the Reserve FundSep 19
  225. 225Order - Dept. Transfer - Veterans Benefits Dept. - #225 - from Schedule F-1 to Schedule D-1Sep 19
  226. 226Order - Sundry departmental Transfers - Library Dept. in total sum of $2,650.00Sep 19
  227. 227Order - Sundry departmental transfers - Public Works Dept. - $26,000.Sep 19
  228. 228Order - Dept. Transfer - Assessing Dept. - $100.00 - from Schedule B-44 to Schedule B-39Sep 19
  229. 229Order - Sundry departmental transfers - Public Welfare Dept. in total sum of $1100Sep 19
  230. 230Order - Sundry departmental transfers - City Clerk Dept. in total sum of $400Sep 19
  231. 231Order - Dept. Transfer - Treasury Dept. - $100; from Schedule D-1 to Schedule B-39Sep 19
  232. 232Order - Dept. Transfer - Water Dept, $200; from Schedule E-6 to Schedule B-44Sep 19
  233. 233Order - Sundry departmental transfers - City Hospital Dept. in total sum of $72,000Sep 19
  234. 234Order - Sundry dept. transfers - Public Welfare Dept in total sum of $70,000.Sep 19
  235. 235Order - Dept. Transfer - Budget-Personnel Dept - $80; from Schedule A-1 to Schedule B-44Sep 19
  236. 236Order - Dept. Transfer - Mayor's Dept. - $350.00; from Schedule B-44 to Schedule D-11Sep 19
  237. 237Order - Increasing Annuity of Patrick J. Donnelly, former Gardener-Laborer in Public Works Dept. to $1200 per yearSep 19
  238. 238Order - City Council instruct Housing Authority that it is in favor of low cost housing units for the elderlySep 19
  239. 239Order - City Clerk to notify Comm. of Public Health that two physicians have been named to a board to certify as to death of Andrew P. Kenney[?] of Fire Dept. and request him to name a physician[?]Sep 19
  240. 240Order - City of Cambridge accepts offer of $85,000 to Cambridge Health Dept. from Hood FoundationSep 19
  241. 241Order - City Manager requested to appoint 25 men to regular Police force and bring Reserve Force up to the full complement (Frodden[?])Sep 19
  242. 242Order - City Manager requested to direct Comm. of Public Works to erect signs "Slow Down, Children" on Lambert St. (Sullivan)Sep 19
  243. 243Order - City Manager requested to make a survey to determine how many full time positions are vacant and report to City Council (Frodden[?])Sep 19
  244. 244Order - City Manager requested to direct Dept. Heads to allow time off, without loss of pay, to Delegates + Alternates to Nat'l. Conv. of American Legion in Miami, Florida Oct. 13-20, 1960 (Sullivan)Sep 19
  245. 245Order - City Manager requested to direct Comm. of Public Works to erect a sign (No heavy trucking) on Rindge Ave. at Mass. Ave. (De Guglielmo[?])Sep 19
  246. 246Order - City Manager requested to recommend an appropriation to provide members of the Police Dept. with yellow raincoats (Sullivan)Sep 19
  247. 247Order - City Manager requested to confer with Chiefs of Fire + Police Depts. for the purpose of filling existing vacancies (Sullivan)Sep 19
  248. 248Order - City Manager requested to confer with C. A. Loyne[?] Building Co. builders of New Peabody School rel. to giving employment to members of Cambridge Laborers Union (Sullivan)Sep 19
  249. 249Order - City Manager requested to consider installation of Parking Meters on Mass. Ave. from Sullivan Sq. to Bow St. on one side and Remington St. on the other side (Sullivan)Sep 19
  250. 250Order - City Manager requested to direct Comm. of Public Works to resurface Hutchinson St. and Eaton St.Sep 19
  251. 251Order - City Manager requested to direct City Electrician to install pedestrian blinker light on Magazine St. at Woodrow Wilson Court (Sullivan)Sep 19
  252. 252Order - City Manager requested to confer with Recreation Commission rel. to immediate development of old Morse School as a playground (Sullivan)Sep 19
  253. 253Order - City Manager requested to erect a bronze placque in memory of Thomas J. Riley and Lawrence W. Gorman, police officers who lost their lives on duty (Sullivan)Sep 19
  254. 254Order - City Manager requested to direct Chief of Police to grant one months vacation with pay to three officers responsible for apprehension of assassins of Police Officer L. W. Gorman (Sullivan)Sep 19
  255. 255Order - City Manager requested to app. $500, statutory limit, for information leading to apprehension of persons responsible for death of L. W. Gorman (Sullivan)Sep 19
  256. 256Order - City Council records itself in favor of legislation to award to widow of Lawrence W. Gorman a sum equal to his annual salary as of the date of his death (Trodden)Sep 19
  257. 257Order - Offering reward of $500 for information leading to arrest of all those responsible for murder of Patrolman Lawrence W. Gorman (Trodden)Sep 19
  258. 258Order - City Solicitor requested to appear at meeting on Sept. 26, 1960 rel. to his opinion concerning annuities under Chapter 95A, Gen. Laws (Shine[?])Sep 19
  259. 259Placed on File - Copy of Change Item No. 19 decreasing contract on New Donnelly School - $4800Sep 19
  260. 260Order - Special Committee to be appointed to conduct a survey of action taken by neighboring cities & towns rel. to petitions presented them under provisions of Gen. Laws, Chap. 32, Sec. 95A (Trodden)Sep 19
  261. 261Order - Approval of employment of an Associate Planner in Planning Dept. effect. Sept. 15, 1960 at rate of $6430 per year.Sep 26
  262. 262Order - App. $367.90 to Law Dept., reimbursement under prov. of Gen. Laws, Chapter 41, Section 100-A; from the Reserve FundSep 26
  263. 263Order - Dept. Transfer - Police Dept. - $400.00; from Schedule D-20 radio to Schedule D-1, office suppliesSep 26
  264. 264Order - Dept. Transfer - Executive Dept. - $10.00; from Schedule D-16, supplies not otherwise coded to Public Celebrations, Patriots DaySep 26
  265. 265Order - Accepting the provisions of Chapter 225, Acts of 1960, the same being "An Act increasing the amount of pension of certain retired police officers and fire fighters who had not attained age sixty at the time of retirement"Sep 26
  266. 266Order - City Manager requested to confer with officials of Harvard and the M.T.A. rel. to erection of an enclosed waiting room in Harvard Sq. for outbound North Cambridge + Arlington buses (Vellucci)Sep 26
  267. 267Order - City Manager directed to confer with Library Board rel. to continuance of service at Wm. Cardinal O'Connell Library (Vellucci[?])Sep 26
  268. 268Order - City Manager requested to recommend an appropriation of $50,000 for Water[?] Dept. employees to reactivate bldg. program at City [?] (Vellucci[?])Sep 26
  269. 269Order - Petition for recreational center at old Morse School site to be forwarded to City Manager (Sullivan)Sep 26
  270. 270Order - City Manager requested to withhold payment of M.T.A. deficit until service in Harvard Sq. is improved (Lynch)Sep 26
  271. 271Order - Dept. Transfer - Public Welfare Dept. $300 - from City Infirmary, Schedule D-18, Bedding + Linen, to Schedule D-5, Medical SuppliesOct 3
  272. 272Order - App. $50.00 to Board of Appeal, Schedule D-1, Office Supplies; from the Reserve FundOct 3
  273. 273Order - Dept. transfer - Engineering Dept. - $100 - from Schedule B-1, Printing and Binding, to Schedule D-1, Office SuppliesOct 3
  274. 274Order - City Manager requested to notify officials of Harvard College + Mass. Transit Authority to appear at Council meeting on Oct. 10, 1960 rel. to proposed bus shelters in Harvard Sq., Central Sq., Inman Sq., at cor. of Hurons[?] Ave. + Aberdeen Ave., in Porter Sq., + Berkshire St.Oct 3
  275. 275Order - City Manager requested to direct Comm. of Public Works to erect benches in Hastings Sq. for (Trodden)Oct 3
  276. 276[struck through] Order - City Manager requested to direct Comm. of Public Works to erect benches in Hastings Sq. (Trodden)Oct 3
  277. 277Order - City Manager requested to direct Comm. of Public Works to repair walks in Cambridge Common (Kine[?])Oct 3
  278. 278Order - Council records itself in favor of pending legislation authorizing the City of Cambridge to pay an annual sum of $5500 to widow of Lawrence H. GormanOct 3
  279. 279Order - Dept. Transfer in Public Works Dept. - $1,000.00 - from Schedule F-7, non-contributory pensions to Schedule B-22, medical servicesOct 10
  280. 280Order - Sundry dept. transfers - Fire Dept. in the total sum of $2,700.00Oct 10
  281. 281Order - App. $225.52 to Public Works Dept., Sewer Construction Acct.; said sum to be provided by transfer from Revenue in the Treasury received from Sewer AssessmentsOct 10
  282. 282Order - App. $4,768.31 to Public Works Dept., Sidewalk Construction Acct., said sum to be provided from Revenue in the Treasury received from Sidewalk Assessments and Repair of Water CutsOct 10
  283. 283Order - App. $9,215.00 to Public Works Dept. Cemetery Embellishment Account; said sum to be provided by Revenue in the Treasury received from the sale of gravesOct 10
  284. 284Order - City Manager requested to direct Comm. of Public Works to resurface Wyeth St. (Kane)Oct 10
  285. 285Order - City Manager requested to confer with Trustees of City Hospital rel. to salary of Hospital Chaplains (Sullivan & Trodden)Oct 10
  286. 286Order - City Manager requested to direct Chief of Police to close Gore St., between 3rd & 4th streets, during school hours for protection of children of St. Francis of Assisi School (DeGuglielmo)Oct 10
  287. 287Finance - Order - Pensions - Samuel R. Arthur, Police Dept. - Sec. 83A(4), Chap. 32Oct 10
  288. 288Order - Dept. Transfer - Electrical Dept. - $41.67 from Schedule F-15, Reconstruction of Mass. Ave. to Schedule A-3, OvertimeOct 17
  289. 289Order - Dept. Transfer - Law Dept. - $100; from Schedule B-35, Fees to Schedule B-13, CommunicationsOct 17
  290. 290Order - Appropriating $25,000 to Veterans' Benefits Dept. Schedule F-8, Veterans' Benefits; to be provided by transfers from Police Dept., Fire Dept., Public Works Dept. and Reserve FundOct 17
  291. 291Order - City Manager requested to direct Comm. of Public Works to correct sewerage condition at Eighth and Otis Streets (Sullivan & Trodden)Oct 17
  292. 292Order - City Manager requested to direct Comm. of Public Works to repair grade of roadway at Brookline St. & Putnam Ave. (Trodden)Oct 17
  293. 293Order Placed on File - City Manager requested to direct Health Commissioner of Cambridge to abolish present system for dental care in the schools & give dental care for all students in all grades (Sullivan & Trodden)Oct 17
  294. 294Placed on File - Copy of Change Order No. 1 decreasing contract of Charles Logue Building Co. in the amount of $332.30 (Peabody Elementary School)Oct 17
  295. 295Placed on File - Copy of Change Order No. 2 decreasing contract of Charles Logue Building Co. in the amount of $3,174.00 (Peabody Elementary School)Oct 17
  296. 296Order - Sundry departmental transfers - Police Dept. total sum of $3,975Oct 24
  297. 297Order - Dept. Transfer - Health-General Dept. - $750; from Schedule D-5, Medical, Surgical, Laboratory to Schedule D-1, OfficeOct 24
  298. 298Order - Sundry departmental transfers - Library Dept. - total sum of $3290Oct 24
  299. 299Order - Dept. transfer Public Welfare Dept., Outside Aid - $300; from Schedule B-13, Communications to Schedule F-5, GroceriesOct 24
  300. 300Order - Dept. Transfer Public Welfare Dept., City Infirmary - $1,000; from Schedule A-1 to Schedule A-3Oct 24
  301. 301Order - App. $300 to Law Dept., reimbursement under provisions of Gen. Laws, Chap. 41, Section 100-A; from the Reserve FundOct 24
  302. 302Order - App. $150 to Law Dept., reimbursement under provisions of Gen. Laws, Chap. 41, Section 100-A; from the Reserve FundOct 24
  303. 303Order - App. $1500 to Sewer Construction Account; Sewer in Eastern States Rd., from Reserve FundOct 24
  304. 304Placed on File - Comm. from Dept. of Public Utilities rel. to hearing Nov. 3, 1960 on pet. of Trustees of Boston Met. Dist. for approval of maturities and interest rates of $2,444,000 on bonds of Dist. 1960 Series GOct 24
  305. 305Finance - Order - Pension - John F. Stanton - Fire Dept.Oct 24
  306. 306Finance - Order - Pension - Mark E. Cunningham - Police Dept.Oct 24
  307. 307Order - Sundry Dept. Transfers - Health Dept. Sanatorium - in total sum of $3370Oct 31
  308. 308Order - Dept. Transfer - Building Dept. - $150.00; from Schedule A-3, Board of Examiners to Schedule B-4, Transportation of PersonsOct 31
  309. 309Order - Sundry Dept. Transfers - Public Works Dept. in total sum of $42,000Oct 31
  310. 310Order - Sundry Dept. Transfers - Veterans' Benefits Dept. - in total sum of $1,970.00Oct 31
  311. 311Order - Sundry Dept. Transfers - Public Welfare Dept. - in total sum of $20,000Oct 31
  312. 312Order - App. $54.89 to Law Dept., reimbursement under prov. of Gen. Laws, Chap. 41, Section 100-A; from the Reserve FundOct 31
  313. 313Order - Sundry Dept. Transfers - Electrical Dept. - in total sum of $1,800Oct 31
  314. 314Order - Sundry Dept. Transfers - Executive Dept. - in total sum of $7,500Oct 31
  315. 315Order App. $100 to Law Dept., reimbursement under prov. of Gen. Laws, Chapter 41, Section 100-A; from the Reserve FundOct 31
  316. 316Order - City Manager requested to confer with the Recreation Commission rel. to reestablishment of recreation program at Thorndike School (Sullivan)Oct 31
  317. 317Order - City Manager to consider advisability of illuminating Basketball area at Rindge Field (Crane[?])Oct 31
  318. 318Order - City Manager to consider installing pedestrian control lights near St. John's Church (DeGuglielmo)Oct 31
  319. 319Resolve - Redevelopment Authority + Planning Board to study jointly advisability of applying for Federal funds under Title I of the Housing Act of 1949 to prepare a Community Renewal ProgramOct 31
  320. 320Order - Dept. Transfer - Sealer of Weights and Measures Dept. - $40.00; from Schedule G-2, Machinery to Schedule A-1, Permanent EmployeesNov 7
  321. 321Order - App. $8,556.10 to Rehabilitation of Public Buildings Account to cover Partial Cost of exterior painting - all buildings - Cambridge City Hospital; to be provided by transfer of $1,877.37 from Police Dept., Schedule F-7, Pensions - Special Recoveries and $6,678.73 from Fire Dept., Schedule F-7, Pensions - Special RecoveriesNov 7
  322. 322Order - App. $64.69 to Law Dept. for reimbursement under prov. of Gen. Laws, Chapter 41, Section 100-A; from the Reserve FundNov 7
  323. 323Order - Dept. transfer - Public Works Dept. - $1,000.00; from Schedule A-1, Permanent Employees to Sewer Construction Account, Sewer ConstructionNov 7
  324. 324Order - Sundry dept. transfers - Public Works Dept. - in the total sum of $5,000.00Nov 7
  325. 325Order - Concerning conveyancing to the Commonwealth of parcel of land to the National Guard Armory at Callanan FieldNov 7
  326. 326Order - App. $3,600 to Public Works Dept., Schedule F-12, Maintenance of Parking Meters and Parking Areas; to be provided by transfer from Executive Dept. Schedule Sp. F, 240-254 Green St. + 29-35 Pearl St.Nov 7
  327. 327Order - Sundry dept. transfers - Planning Board - in total sum of $300.00Nov 7
  328. 328Order - Sundry dept. transfers - Water Dept. - in total sum of $6,700.00Nov 7
  329. 329Order - City Manager requested to grant time off to all city employees who can be spared on Friday, November 25, 1960 (Sullivan)Nov 7
  330. 330Order - App. $425 to Law Dept., reimbursement under prov. of Gen. Laws, Chap. 41, Section 100-A; said sum to be provided by transfer from the Reserve FundNov 14
  331. 331Order - Sundry dept. transfers - Public Welfare Dept., City Infirmary - in total sum of $1,800Nov 14
  332. 332Order - Sundry dept. transfers - Public Welfare Dept., in total sum of $16,000Nov 14
  333. 333Order - City Manager requested to furnish members of the City Council with a copy of Dr. Wilenski's[?] report concerning survey made at Cambridge City Hospital (Vellucci)Nov 14
  334. 334Order - City Manager requested to arrange a meeting with representatives from the Council Hospital Committee, and other Community agencies to discuss improvements in Camb. City Hospital (Wheeler)Nov 14
  335. 335Order - City Manager requested to furnish City Council with data and report of water receipts which was to be used for rehabilitation of Cambridge City Hospital (Vellucci)Nov 14
  336. 336Order - His Honor the Mayor requested to call a special meeting of the City Council to discuss Dr. Skilensky's[?] report on survey made at Camb. City Hospital (Vellucci)Nov 14
  337. 337Order - Sundry Dept. Transfers - Library Dept. in total sum of $1,625.00Nov 21
  338. 338Order - Dept. Transfer - Police Dept. - $250 - from Schedule F-2 Police School to Schedule B-14, Motor vehicle repairs and careNov 21
  339. 339Order - Dept. Transfer - Public Works Dept. in sum of $2,000 - from Schedule A-1, Permanent Employees to Schedule F-13, Building Maintenance Materials and ServicesNov 21
  340. 340Order - Sundry dept. transfers - Recreation Dept. - in total sum of $1155Nov 21
  341. 341Order - Dept. Transfer - Civil Defense Dept. - $75.00 - from Schedule D-11, Motor vehicle gasoline & oil to Schedule A-1, permanent employeesNov 21
  342. 342Order - Dept. Transfer - Electrical Dept. in sum of $75.00; from Schedule D-11, Motor vehicle gas & oil to Schedule B-22, MedicalNov 21
  343. 343Order - Appropriating $27,000 to Veterans Benefits Dept., Schedule F-8, Veterans' Benefits, to be provided by transfers from Fire, Police & Health Depts.Nov 21
  344. 344Order - Dept. Transfer - Purchasing Dept. - $110.00; from Schedule B-27, Testing materials to Schedule B-3, AdvertisingNov 21
  345. 345Order - Sundry Dept. Transfers - Recreation Dept. - in total sum of $259.00Nov 21
  346. 346Order - Appropriating $594.66 to Executive Dept., Schedule B-10, Rental of Parking Lots; from Surplus Revenue in the Treasury - Parking Meter ReceiptsNov 21
  347. 347Order - Sundry Dept. Transfers - Health General Dept. - in total sum of $2,666.00Nov 21
  348. 348Order - Sundry Dept. Transfers - Public Welfare Dept. City Infirmary - in total sum of $650Nov 21
  349. 349Order - Dept. Transfer - Treasury Dept. - $1320 - from Schedule D-1, Office Supplies to Schedule C-9, Office EquipmentNov 21
  350. 350Order - City Manager requested to confer with officials of Camb. School Dept. to study needs of Haggerty & Putnam Schools rel. to future school construction (Vellucci)Nov 21
  351. 351Order - City Manager requested to direct Chief of Fire Dept. to contact owners of bldg. at 6 Marion St. to clean up debris in that area (Vellucci)Nov 21
  352. 352Order - City Manager & Supt. of Recreation to make provisions for shelter in new Harrington School for the retired & elderly men of area (Vellucci)Nov 21
  353. 353Order - City Manager requested to direct City Electrician to survey lighting on Forest St. (DeGuglielmo)Nov 21
  354. 354Order - City Manager requested to consider advisability of installing guard rails now in preparation[?] on Mass. Ave.Nov 21
  355. 355Order - City Manager requested to consider establishing longer time intervals at traffic lights at [?] Mass. Ave., Boylston[?] & [?] St. [?]Nov 21
  356. 356(356) Order - Sundry dept. transfers - Election Commission - in the total sum of $5314.50Nov 28
  357. 357(357) Order - Appropriating $385.50 to Election Commission, Schedule A-2, temporary employees; to be provided by transfer from Reserve FundNov 28
  358. 358(358) Order - Sundry dept. transfers - Executive Dept. - in the total sum of $125.00Nov 28
  359. 359(359) Order - Dept. transfer - Mayor's Dept. - $400.00 - from Schedule F-10, Entertainment of Distinguished Guests to Schedule B-14, Motor Vehicle Repairs and CareNov 28
  360. 360(360) Order - Sundry dept. transfers - Engineering Dept. - in total sum of $150Nov 28
  361. 361(361) Order - Dept. transfer Auditing Dept. - $275.00; from Schedule A-1, Permanent Employees to Schedule D-1, Office SuppliesNov 28
  362. 362(362) Order - Appropriating $48.89 to Law Dept. for reimbursement under prov. of Gen. Laws, Chapter 41, Section 100-A; from the Reserve FundNov 28
  363. 363(363) Order - Appropriating $12,000 to Group Insurance Accounts; to be provided by transfer from Building Dept., Schedule F-13, Razing of Unsafe BuildingsNov 28
  364. 364(364) Order - Appropriating $897.74 to Cambridge Redevelopment Authority; to be provided by transfer from Health Dept. - Sanatarium, Schedule D-3, FuelNov 28
  365. 365(365) Order - Authorizing employment of two additional Professional Librarians II at rate of $3860 per year, effective Nov. 30, 1960Nov 28
  366. 366(366) Order - City Manager requested to confer with authorities of N. E. Tel. & Tel. Co. + local bus. men involved in Central Sq. Area, rel. to site for proposed - tel. booth locations (Lynch)Nov 28
  367. 367Order - City Manager requested to direct City Treasurer and City Auditor to hold up payments due M.T.A. as our share of annual deficit incurred by M.T.A. (Vellucci)Nov 28
  368. 368Order - City Manager requested to direct City Electrician to install a street light in front of premises No. 123-125 Montgomery St. (Sullivan)Nov 28
  369. 369Order - City Manager requested to confer with Comm. of Public Works & State Dept. of Public Works rel. to relocating safety island on Mass. Ave. near Hemingway Gym (DeGuglielmo[?])Nov 28
  370. 370Order - City Manager requested to direct City Solicitor to institute court proceedings against curtailment of service by M.T.A.Nov 28
  371. 371Order - Sundry dept. transfers - Fire Dept. - in the total sum of $1600.00Dec 5
  372. 372Order - Dept. transfer - Purchasing Dept. - $255 - from Schedule C-7, Furniture and Fittings to Schedule C-9, Office EquipmentDec 5
  373. 373Order - Dept. transfer - Library Dept. - $750.00; from Schedule D-6, Library (Books) to Schedule B-1, Printing + BindingDec 5
  374. 374Order - Dept. transfer - Assessing Dept. - $125; from Schedule A-2, Temporary Employees to Schedule D-1, Office SuppliesDec 5
  375. 375Order - Dept. transfer - Assessing Dept. - $100; from Schedule A-2, Temporary Employees to Schedule B-1, Printing + BindingDec 5
  376. 376Order - Dept. transfer - Assessing Dept. - $25.00; from Schedule A-2, Temporary employees to Schedule D-11, Motor Vehicle gas & oilDec 5
  377. 377Order - Sundry dept. transfers - Health Dept. - Sanatorium in the total sum of $1400Dec 5
  378. 378Order - Dept. transfer - City Hospital - $9,000.00 from Schedule A-1, Permanent Employees to Schedule A-2, Temporary EmployeesDec 5
  379. 379Order - Sundry dept. transfers - Recreation Dept., Playgrounds in the total sum of $237.93Dec 5
  380. 380Order - Appropriating $3500 to Welfare Dept., City Infirmary, Schedule D-2, 'Food'; to be provided by transfer from Health Dept., Sanatorium, Schedule D-2, Food + IceDec 5
  381. 381Order - Sundry dept. transfers - City Hospital Dept. in the total sum of $16,170.57Dec 5
  382. 382Order - Dept. transfer - Recreation Dept. Playgrounds $124.84 - from Schedule A-2, temporary employees to Schedule B-10, Rent, taxes, waterDec 5
  383. 383Finance - Order - Dept. transfer - Sealer of Weights and Measures - $724.25 - from Schedule C-2, Machinery to Schedule C-13, Tools and InstrumentsDec 5
  384. 384Order - City Manager requested to direct Chief of Police to assign a Police Officer on Mass. Ave. at Roseland St. bet. 5-9 P.M. during the Xmas rush (DeGuglielmo)Dec 5
  385. 385Order - City Manager requested to confer with Fire Dept. rel. to replacing old cars in Fire Dept. (Sullivan)Dec 5
  386. 386Order - City Manager requested to direct Water Dept. to repair water leak near 57 Van Norden St. (Lynch)Dec 5
  387. 387Order - City Manager requested to confer with Gen. Mgr., M.T.A. rel. to publicly advertising schedules on all surface + subway lines in Cambridge and posting schedules in public places and distributing same to commuters at fare boxes (Sullivan)Dec 5
  388. 388Finance Order granting an annuity of $1500 a year to Helen T. Keenan, Widow of Andrew P. Keenan, deceased Member of Fire Dept.Dec 19
  389. 389Finance Order – Revising salary of Asst. Director of Nurses and Nursing Services at City HospitalDec 19
  390. 390Finance – Order – Sale of land for not less than $1,000 – containing 2,217 sq. ft. more or less adjacent to IncineratorDec 19
  391. 391Finance – Referred to Solicitor for analysis and report Copy of Chapter 647, Acts of 1960 relative to increasing pensionsDec 19
  392. 392Finance – (1) Order – City Manager authorized to sell and convey 27,280 sq. ft. of land, consideration being transfer of 29,675 sq. ft. from Dewey & Almy Co. (2) Order – City Manager authorized to purchase 29,675 sq. ft. of land, consideration being transfer of 27,280 sq. ft. of City owned landDec 19
  393. 393Finance – Placed on File – Comm. from City Manager concerning increase of M.T.A. deficit and County Tax charges against City of Camb. in 1960. (2) Comm. from John C. Dunn; 371 Pearl St. Camb. regarding bus service on Pearl St. - Granite St. lineDec 19
  394. 394Finance – Referred to City Manager – (1) Comm. from Civil Service Highway Foremen, Public Works Dept. requesting City Manager to rectify salary scale of such foremen to proper level (2) Comm. from Jos. F. Tichanuk[?], Pres. Camb. City Emp. Local 602 rel. to employment of new men in Water Dept. to fill vacancies (3) Comm. from Jos. F. Tichanuk[?], Pres. Local 602, rel. to vacancies in Water Dept.Dec 19
  395. 395Order - Accepting provisions of Chap. 806, Acts of 1960, the same being "An Act authorizing the City of Cambridge to grant an annuity of $5,500 to Mary Gorman, widow of Lawrence W. Gorman, or to his children"Dec 19
  396. 396Order - Dept. Transfer - Fire Dept. - $6500; from - Schedule F-7, Non-contributory pensions to Schedule A-1, permanent employeesDec 19
  397. 397Order - Dept. Transfer - Police Dept. - $6000; from Schedule A-1, permanent employees to Schedule F-7, Non-contributory pensionsDec 19
  398. 398Order - Dept. Transfer - Water Dept. - $1,500; from Schedule A-1, permanent employees to Schedule F-7, non-contributory pensionsDec 19
  399. 399Order - Dept. Transfer - Purchasing Dept. - $275.00; from Schedule B-27, Testing to Schedule B-10, Rental.Dec 19
  400. 400Order - Dept. Transfer - Budget Personnel Dept. - $250.00; from Schedule A-1, permanent employees to Schedule A-3, overtimeDec 19
  401. 401Order - Dept. Transfer - Electrical Dept. - $211.62; from Schedule A-2, Temporary Employees, to Schedule A-3, OvertimeDec 19
  402. 402Order - Dept. Transfer - Library Dept. - $195.00; from Schedule B-11, Insurance to Schedule C-9, Office EquipmentDec 19
  403. 403Order - Dept. Transfer - Assessing Dept. - $136.50; from Schedule B-44, Travel Outside State to Schedule A-2, Temporary EmployeesDec 19
  404. 404Order - Dept. Transfer - Veterans Benefits Dept. - $60; from Schedule B-2, Postage to Schedule B-4, TransportationDec 19
  405. 405Order - Dept. Transfer - Building Dept. - $50.00; from Schedule B-39, services not otherwise coded to Schedule D-1, Office SuppliesDec 19
  406. 406Order - Dept. Transfer - Treasury Dept. - $25.00; from Schedule F-3, Dog Officers Fees to Schedule D-17, Motor Vehicle PartsDec 19
  407. 407Order - Dept. Transfer - Custodian of Foreclosed Property - $15.00; from Schedule B-1, Printing & Binding to Schedule A-1, Permanent EmployeesDec 19
  408. 408Order - Dept. Transfer - Planning Board - $15.00; from Schedule D-16, Supplies not otherwise coded to Schedule D-6, LibraryDec 19
  409. 409Order - Dept. Transfer - Board of Appeal - $10.00; from Schedule B-3, Advertising to Schedule D-1, Office SuppliesDec 19
  410. 410Order - Dept. Transfer - Electrical Dept. - $4.51; from Street Lighting, Traffic Signals, Lamp Renewals to Schedule F-5, Sidewalk Telephone BoothsDec 19
  411. 411Order - Sundry dept. transfers - Public Works Dept. - $35,000.Dec 19
  412. 412Order - Sundry dept. transfers - Health-General Dept. - in the total sum of $1675.00Dec 19
  413. 413Order - Sundry dept. transfers - Recreation - Playgrounds - in the total sum of $950.00Dec 19
  414. 414Order - Sundry dept. transfers - Police Dept. - in the total sum of $510.00Dec 19
  415. 415Order - Sundry dept. transfers - City Clerks Dept. - in the total sum of $384.00Dec 19
  416. 416Order - Sundry dept. transfers - Recreation - Golf Course - in the total sum of $164.94Dec 19
  417. 417Order - Appropriating $46,500 to Police Dept., Schedule A-1, Permanent Employees, Traffic Officers; from Parking Meter ReceiptsDec 19
  418. 418Order - Appropriating $21,800 to City Hospital Dept. to be provided by transfer from various departments and the Reserve FundDec 19
  419. 419Order - Appropriating $35.00 to Custodian of Foreclosed Property Dept. Schedule A-1, Permanent Employees; from the Reserve FundDec 19
  420. 420Order - Appropriating $1,085 to Street Lighting, Schedule B-9, Street Lighting; from the Reserve FundDec 19
  421. 421Order - Appropriating $1,600 to Treasury Dept.; from the Reserve FundDec 19
  422. 422Order - Appropriating $22,250 to Group Insurance; from Free Cash in Surplus Revenue Account (E-12[?]) and the Reserve FundDec 19
  423. 423Order - Appropriating $7,500 to Fire Dept., Schedule A-1, Permanent Employees; to be provided by transfer from Recreation Dept. Playgrounds and Civic Unity CommitteeDec 19
  424. 424Order - Appropriating $3,152.52 to Public Works Dept., Schedule F, Construction of New Playground at Houghton School; from surplus revenue in the Treasury Sale of City LandDec 19
  425. 425Placed on File - Copy of resolution adopted on Dec. 7, 1960 by the Cambridge Redevelopment Authority rel. to probable Federal action on Cambridgeport and Donnelly Field Urban Renewal ProjectsDec 19
  426. 426Order - City Manager requested to recommend an appropriation to equip the Police Dept. with yellow raincoats and rain hats (Sullivan)Dec 19
  427. 427Order - City Manager requested to confer with Housing Authority to determine when bids will be taken, etc. concerning Project for the Elderly at Harvard and Essex Streets (McNamara)Dec 19
  428. 428Order - City Council expresses appreciation to Public Works for work done during the recent storm (Sullivan)Dec 19
  429. 429Order - City Manager requested to recommend an appropriation to purchase additional equipment for Dept. of Public Works for snow removal, if necessary. (Sullivan)Dec 19
  430. 430Order - City Manager requested to direct Dept. Heads to allow 1/2 day to all employees for Christmas Shopping during week of Dec. 19, 1960 (Sullivan)Dec 19
  431. 431Order - City Manager requested to ask City Treasurer to check his records to see if owners of property paid for edgestones on Holmes St. (Sullivan)Dec 19

Highways

221 actions · № 1–221
  1. 1Order - Sign - 687[?] Cambridge St. (Salvatore Maccarelli)Jan 11
  2. 2Order - Sign - 212 Hampshire St. (Old Howard Lunch, doing business as Hiller[?] Capri[?])Jan 11
  3. 3Order - Sign - 1960 Mass. Ave. (North Avenue Savings Bank)Jan 11
  4. 4Order - Sign - 562-564 Cambridge St. (Warren Roxbury Realty Inc.[?])Jan 11
  5. 5R. + B. - Order - Certifying to Board of Assessors Schedule of Sidewalk Assessments - Reg. Land - on Magazine St. in sum of $134.70Jan 18
  6. 6Order - Revoking Permit for Sign - 1712 Mass. Ave. (Midget Delicatessen Store, Inc.)Jan 18
  7. 7Order - Revoking Permit for Sign - 405 Mass. Ave. - (Hrach C. Hollisian[?])Jan 18
  8. 8Order - Revoking Permit for Sign - 551 Putnam Ave. (Morris Cousin d/b/a Nelson Prescription Pharmacy)Jan 18
  9. 9Order - Revoking Permit for Sign - 4 Central Sq. - (New England Market Inc.)Jan 18
  10. 10Order - Revoking Permit for Sign - 296 Portland St. (Hung's[?] Food Products, Inc.)Jan 18
  11. 11Order - Revoking Permit for Sign - 876 Mass. Ave. - ( G. Krueger Brewing Company, Inc.)Jan 18
  12. 12R. + B. - Order - Signs - 261 Portland St. (Ethel Duarte); 493 Mass. Ave. (Jack Finn, Inc.); 41 Pearl St. (Robert M. Hand); 200 Columbia St. (The Atlantic Refining Co.)Jan 25
  13. 13R. + B. - Order - Sign 635 Cambridge St. (Oreste Farina)Jan 25
  14. 14Order - Sign - 962 Mass. Ave. (George E. Yakas)Feb 1
  15. 15Order - Driveway - 421 Green St. - Harry B. HershonFeb 15
  16. 16Order - Revoking Permit for Sign - 2366 Mass. Ave. Leonard J. MullenFeb 15
  17. 17Order - Revoking permit for Sign - 47 Austin St. Lafayette Sq. Drive - Ur - Self Inc.Feb 15
  18. 18Order - Revoking permit for Sign - 2067-2071 Mass. Ave. De Vincent Ford Sales Inc.Feb 15
  19. 19Order - Revoking permit for Sign - 278 Cambridge St. - Mary PinciaroFeb 15
  20. 20Order - Revoking permit for Sign - 2325 Mass. Ave. - Jeremiah F. SheehanFeb 15
  21. 21Order - Revoking permit for Awning - 263 Sixth St. - Bailey-Kellogg Corp.Feb 29
  22. 22Order - Revoking permit for sign - 187 Albany St. - Better Homes Club Plan, Inc.Feb 29
  23. 23Order - Sign - 1684 Mass. Ave. (Adele Bragan[?])Feb 29
  24. 24R.+ B. Order - Signs - (1) 423 Mass. Ave. (2) 2088 Mass. Ave. (3) 985 Mass. Ave. (4) 268-270 Huron Ave. (5) 371 Huron Ave. (6) 1341 Cambridge St. (7) 35 Sacramento St. (8) 283 Western Ave. (9) 188 Prospect St. (10) 358 Huron Ave. (Coca Cola Co.)Feb 29
  25. 25R.+ B. Order - Sign - 284 Green St. (Loyal Order of Moose)Feb 29
  26. 26R.+ B. Order - Sign 190 Concord Ave. (Frank Capiro[?])Feb 29
  27. 27R.+ B. Order - Sign - 1280 Cambridge St. (George J. White and David Mandirosian - Tremont Motors)Feb 29
  28. 28R.+ B. Order - Sidewalk Assessments - Cambridge et al streets - Total Assessment $1314.80Feb 29
  29. 29R.+ B. - Failed of Adoption - Order - Sign - 774 Cambridge St. - (Michael Valerio)Feb 29
  30. 30Order - Sign - 24 Central Sq. (U.S. Army Recruiting Office)Mar 7
  31. 31R.+ B. - Order - Sign - 1680 Mass. Ave. (Louis Alifieris[?])Mar 14
  32. 32R.+ B. - Order - Sign - 2298 Mass. Ave. (Abraham Cohen)Mar 14
  33. 33R.+ B. - Order - Driveway - 20 State St. (Walsh Realty Co.)Mar 14
  34. 34R.+ B. - Order - Signs - 2469 Mass. Ave. (Metropolitan Bottling Co., Inc.); 368A Huron Ave. (Anthony D'Amore and Joseph Composto)Mar 14
  35. 35R.+ B. - Order - Signs - 2 Water St., 31 Putnam Ave., 343 Western Ave., 1353 Cambridge St., 952 Mass. Ave. (Narragansett Brewing Co., Inc.) 22 Central Sq. (Penn Cleansers, Inc.)Mar 14
  36. 36R.+B. - Order - Signs - 1012 Cambridge St., 47 Mt. Auburn St., 136 Mass. Ave., 210 Putnam Ave., 1646 Mass. Ave., 200 Hampshire St. (Coca-Cola Bottling Co. of Boston) 285 Concord Ave. (Raymond J. Ciccolo)Mar 14
  37. 37Order - Revoking permit for sign - 114-118 Broadway - Ezra J. Leboff Co. Inc.Mar 14
  38. 38Order - Revoking permit for sign - 5 Brattle St. Montgomery - Frost - Lloyd's Co. Inc.Mar 14
  39. 39R.+B. - Order - Sign - 143 Albany St. (Elliot Addressing Machine Co.)Mar 21
  40. 40R.+B. - Order - Signs - 11 Inman Sq. (Coca-Cola Bottling Co. of Boston); 91 Windsor St. (Dominic Atenasio[?])Mar 21
  41. 41Order - Revoking permit for sign - 28A Boylston St. Abraham Grunstadt[?]Mar 21
  42. 42Order - Sign - 774 Cambridge St. (Michael A. Valerio)Mar 28
  43. 43R.+B. - Order - Signs - 2288 Mass. Ave. (Wm. Ercolini); 2463 Mass. Ave. (Eugene O'Connor)Mar 28
  44. 44R.+B. - Order - Signs - 571 Mass. Ave. (John J. Albany); 275 Brookline St. (Susan, Inc.); 52 First St. - (Easy Laundry Appliances)Mar 28
  45. 45Order - Sign - 569 Mass. Ave. (The Corset Shop of Winchester[?])Apr 4
  46. 46R.+B. - Order - Sign - 757 Mass. Ave. (Irene E. Murphy)Apr 4
  47. 47Order - Revoking permit for display - 221-223 Mt. Auburn St. - Spivack Bros. Inc.Apr 4
  48. 48Order - Revoking permit for awning - 1412 Mass. Ave. Jack WilliamsApr 4
  49. 49Order - Revoking permit for counter - 1412 Mass. Ave. John J. WilliamsApr 4
  50. 50R.+B. - Order - Tunnel - President & Fellows of Harvard College - Intersection of Francis Ave. + Bryant StreetApr 11
  51. 51R.+B. - Order - Signs, 272 Cambridge St. (Pompeo Elicini[?]) 950 Cambridge St. (Daniel Di Milla)Apr 11
  52. 52R. + B. - Order - Driveway - 45 Shea Rd. (Frances Walsh[?])Apr 11
  53. 53R. + B. - Order - Sign - 1000 Cambridge St. (Marino Ferlato[?])Apr 11
  54. 54Order - Revoking permit for sign - 9 Washington St. White Star Lunch, Inc.Apr 11
  55. 55Order - Revoking permit for sign - 520 Cambridge St. - Albert J. + Harold Arogan[?] (Harold's Spa)Apr 11
  56. 56R. + B. - Order - Driveway - 189 Broadway (Advance Tin Labs[?])Apr 18
  57. 57R. + B. - Order - Signs - 1005 Mass. Ave. + 4A Prospect St. (Coca-Cola Bottling Company of Boston)Apr 18
  58. 58Order - Bituminous[?] Sidewalks - 255 Hurley St. and 15 other locationsApr 25
  59. 59Order - Granolithic Sidewalk - 1979 Mass. Ave. George and Inez LongApr 25
  60. 60Order - Edgestones - 77 Griswold St. + 2 other locationsApr 25
  61. 61R. + B. - Order Sign - 241 Western Ave. (Pepsi-Cola Metropolitan Bottling Co. Inc.)Apr 25
  62. 62R. + B. - Order - Sign - 190 Concord Ave. (Pepsi-Cola Metropolitan Bottling Co. Inc.)Apr 25
  63. 63R. + B. - Order - Driveways - 252 Harvard St. - 253 Norfolk St. - 54 Buckingham St. - 139 Mt. Auburn St. - 141 Mt. Auburn St.Apr 25
  64. 64R. + B. - Leave to Withdraw - Footing under sidewalk - 139 Second St. - Louis Sualdi[?]Apr 25
  65. 65R. + B. - Referred to Traffic Board - Service Zone - 27 1/2 Thorndike St. - Acoustic Research Inc.Apr 25
  66. 66Order - Revoking permit for sign - 1 Brattle St. (John Simpson)Apr 25
  67. 67Order - Revoking permit for sign - 2055 Mass. Ave. (University Motor Sales Inc.)Apr 25
  68. 68Order - Granolithic Sidewalks - 22-24 Prescott St. (Lynwood Apartments Inc.)May 2
  69. 69Order - Revoking permit for sign - 1695 Mass. Ave. (The Coca-Cola Co.) (Vellucci)May 2
  70. 70R. + B. -Order- Driveway- 131 Austin St. (Carl Stanley[?])May 9
  71. 71R. + B. -Order - Sign - 962 Cambridge St. (Gerard T. Lombardi)May 9
  72. 72Order - Sign - 1937 Mass. Ave. (Madeline B. Cunningham)May 9
  73. 73Order - Sign - 300 Bent St. (H. J. Dowd Co. Inc.)May 9
  74. 74Order - Revoking permit for sign - 647 Mass. Ave. (Harry E. Katzeff d/b/a Central Sq. Card + Gift Shop)May 9
  75. 75Order - Revoking permit for sign - 647 Mass. Ave. (Harry E. Katzeff d/b/a Central Sq. Card + Gift Shop)May 9
  76. 76R. + B. - Order- Driveways - 145 Second St. (Louis Sualli[?]) 289 Vassar St. Widening (Seiberling Rubber Co.)May 16
  77. 77Order - Tin + Board stands on Portland St. in front of St. Anthony's Church Aug. 10 until Aug. 17, 1960 (Blessed Sacrament Society of Cambridge)May 23
  78. 78R. + B. - Order - Driveways - 2440 Mass. Ave. (Edward J. Byrd[?]); 86 Sidney St. (Simplex Wire + Cable Co.); 353-355 Mass. Ave. - Main St. side (M. J. Allen + P. M. Thomas[?])May 23
  79. 79R. + B. - Order - Sign - 343 Main St. (Walter M. Fowler, doing business as Packard Machinery Co.)May 23
  80. 80R. + B. - Order - Sign - 8 Warren St. (Gaspar J. Conforto)May 23
  81. 81R. + B. - Leave to withdraw - Sign - 1156 Mass. Ave. (Gilbert Gruber)May 23
  82. 82Order - Revoking permit for sign - 63 Rogers Street (Smith Products, Inc.) (Vellucci)May 23
  83. 83Order - Revoking permit for display on sidewalk - 1664 Mass Ave (Joseph P. Callanan, doing business as Rock Hardware[?]) (Vellucci)May 23
  84. 84Order - Revoking permit for sign - 85 Brookline St. (Puritan Lunch, Inc.) (Vellucci)May 23
  85. 85Order - Bitulithic Sidewalk - 87 Tremont St. (Raymond J. + Dorothy D. Souza)May 23
  86. 86R. + B. - Order - Display on sidewalk - 1741 Mass. Ave. (Jerome Rubin d/b/a Cyrus I)Jun 6
  87. 87Order - Close Springfield St. on July 8 from 7 to 11 P.M., July 9, from 8 to 11 P.M., July 10, from 9 A.M. to 2 P.M. - Portuguese American Civic LeagueJun 6
  88. 88Order - Bandstand - Portland St. in front of St. Anthony's Church June 11 and 12 - Elizabeth[?] Barde[?]Jun 6
  89. 89Order - Chief of Police to close Berkshire St. bet. Cambridge & Harvey Sts. on Sept. 9, 10 and 11 (S. S. Maria Addolarato of Cambridge)Jun 6
  90. 90Order - Revoking permit for sign - 18 Burleigh St. (Gaetano LaConga[?])Jun 6
  91. 91Order - Bituminous Sidewalk - 99 Fifth St. - Dominic and John Percoco - 916 Tavern[?] Co. / Ralph DeVitoJun 6
  92. 92Order - Monolithic Sidewalk - 44-46 Haskell St. - John J. HorganJun 13
  93. 93Order - Bay window - 45 Fayerweather St. (Board[?] under[?] of Lincoln Law[?]) - Ruth C & Emmett BishoffJun 13
  94. 94Order - Bituminous Sidewalkbes[?] - 16 Cherry St. (Anthony[?] DiSerio[?]) 1168 Mass. Ave. (Bow[?] St. side) [?] H. Parker 17-19 Belmont St. - James A. CareyJun 13
  95. 95Order - Driveway - 2874 Mass. Ave. - Edward R. Hurwell[?]Jun 13
  96. 96R. + B. - Order - Driveways - 27 [?] Island St. (Portland[?] & Camb[?]); 11 Ford St. (Chas. A. Litarno[?]); 24 Everett St. (Fred S. Ln.[?]); 26 Trowbridge St. (Harvard St. side) John F. ThompsonJun 13
  97. 97Order - Storm[?] Tunnel Co. - Mt. Auburn St. bet. Holyoke and Lincoln Sts. - President and Fellows of Harvard CollegeJun 13
  98. 98Order - Reviewing Stand in front of Cambridge City Hall on June 26, 1960 (Cambridge Church[?] Committee Parade Committee)Jun 13
  99. 99Order - Driveway - 73-75 Dudley St. (Rice St. side) Wilfred J. TetraultJun 20
  100. 100Order - Bituminous Sidewalk - 73 Coolidge Road (Thomas F. Haskell[?])Jun 20
  101. 101R. & B. – Order – Edgestones – 162 Coolidge Hill (only east side from driveway) – [?] H. B. [?]Jun 20
  102. 102R. & B. – Order – Bitulithic sidewalk – 162 Coolidge Hill (only east side from driveway) – Katherine H. Benedict[?]Jun 20
  103. 103R. & B. – Order – Signs – 795 Main St. (Andrew Lawton[?]); 345 Mass. Ave. (Redlich[?] Oil Co.)Jun 20
  104. 104R. & B. – Order – Sign – 340 Harvard St. (Robert Fox[?]Jun 20
  105. 105R. & B. – Order – Signs – 20 Prospect St. (Arthur B. Coates[?]); 21 Kentucky[?] Ave. (The Coca Cola Company)Jun 20
  106. 106R. & B. – Order Certifying to Board of Assessors a schedule of sidewalk assessments on [?] Street in sum of $8,240Jun 20
  107. 107R. & B. – Order certifying to Board of Assessors a schedule of sidewalk assessments on Cambridge & other[?] streets in the sum of $295.85Jun 20
  108. 108C. M. – Permission granted to Joseph J. Ryan, Station Commander, U.S. Army Recruiting Service, to string banners across at[?] various locations in Cambridge up to and including Sept. 1, 1960Jun 20
  109. 109Order – Edgestones – 20 & 25 Acorn Park – Eugene A. Kingman, Charles P. Hallman[?] & Clark Limonds[?]Jun 27
  110. 110Order – Bitulithic Sidewalk – 15 Oakland St. – Charles & Bella Aben[?]Jun 27
  111. 111Order – Driveways – 93 Cushing[?] St., Shepard Realty, Inc.; 5-7-9 Belmont St. – Giffini[?], Inc.Jun 27
  112. 112Order – Display on sidewalk – 541 Mass. Ave. (Norfolk St. side) – Walter C. Stone, Jr.Jun 27
  113. 113Order – Signs – 2316 Mass. Ave. (Narragansett Brewing Co.); 295 Cambridge St. (Narragansett Brewing Co. Inc.); 665 Mass. Ave. & 845 Cambridge St. (Coca Cola Bottling Co. of Boston)Jun 27
  114. 114Order - Tunnel under sidewalk on Walker St. - Radcliffe CollegeJun 27
  115. 115Order - Revoking permit for sign - 38 Baldwin St. - General Ice Cream CorporationJun 27
  116. 116Order - Revoking permit for sign - 215 Prospect St. - Basil Rifti[?]Jun 27
  117. 117Order - Revoking permit for sign - 2004 Mass. Ave. Harry's Cafe, Inc.Jun 27
  118. 118Order - Revoking permit for sign - 343 Main St. George L. + Kendall H. PackardJun 27
  119. 119R. + B. - Order - Sign - 864 Mass. Ave. (George Miller)Jun 27
  120. 120Order - Discontinuance of part of Auburn St. + of all easements held by the City; also discontinuance of all easements on Pilgrim St. in that portion now discontinuedJun 27
  121. 121Order - Granolithic Sidewalks - 34 Columbus Ave (Charles H. Brooks); 793-795-797-803-805 Main St. (Charles A. Poffou[?])Aug 1
  122. 122Order - Bitulithic Sidewalks - 93 Spring St. (Joseph M. Pacheco); and 8 othersAug 1
  123. 123Order - Edgestones - 21-23 St. Sauveur Court (John F. St. Sauveur et al)Aug 1
  124. 124Order - Driveways - 137-145 Pleasant St.; 345 Vassar St.; 10 Appleton St. 22-24 Flagg St.Aug 1
  125. 125Order - Signs - 41 Church St. (2 Signs) (Church Street Corp.)Aug 1
  126. 126Order - Revoking permit for sign - 33 Pearl St. - Central Liquor Supply Co. Inc.Aug 1
  127. 127Order - Revoking permit for sign - 710 Mass. Ave. - Lily ChinAug 1
  128. 128R. + B. - Five orders discontinuing certain streets westerly from De Wolfe St.Aug 1
  129. 129R. + B. – Order – Signs – 49 Mt. Auburn St. (Thomas Stephanian); Bow St. side of 49 Mt. Auburn St. (Thomas Stephanian); 31 Main St. (N.E. Appliance Co.)Sep 19
  130. 130R. + B. – Order – Sign – 14 Columbia St. (Pepsi-Cola Metropolitan Bottling Co. Inc.)Sep 19
  131. 131Order – Conduits under Pacific St. about 100 ft. from Sidney St. (Simplex Wire + Cable Co.)Sep 19
  132. 132Order – Sundry Bitulithic Sidewalks – 134 Spring St. (John B. + Edith Maurus[?]) and 37 othersSep 19
  133. 133Order – Granolithic Sidewalk – 4-6 Ellsworth Ave. – (Monte J. + Neil W. Wallace)Sep 19
  134. 134Order – Edgestones – 31-33 Thingvalla Ave. (Anthony and Lena Sandagato[?])Sep 19
  135. 135Order – Driveways – 16-16½ Madison St. (President + Fellows of Harvard College + 7 others)Sep 19
  136. 136Order – Sign – 27 Columbia St. (Metropolitan Pepsi Cola Bottling Co.)Sep 19
  137. 137Order – Four Awnings – 84 Prospect St. (Cambridge Plating Co.)Sep 19
  138. 138Order – Display on sidewalk – 432 Cambridge St. (Salvatore A. Pisciocco[?] + John Russo)Sep 19
  139. 139Order – Revoking permit for sign – 1442 Mass. Ave. (Leopold Morselo[?])Sep 19
  140. 140Order – Revoking permit for sign – 1442 Mass. Ave. (Univ. Theat. Co. Inc.)Sep 19
  141. 141Order – Revoking permit for sign – 227 Prospect St. (Marion Blau[?])Sep 19
  142. 142Order – Revoking permit for sign – 21 Prospect St. (Harland Apothecary[?])Sep 19
  143. 143Order – Revoking permit for tunnel – under and across Harvard St. 40 ft. to end of Portland St. (Lever Bros. Co.)Sep 19
  144. 144Order – Revoking permit for conduit – across Hastings St. (Lever Bros. Co.)Sep 19
  145. 145Order – Revoking permit for display – 1011-1013 Mass. Ave. (Miller + Co.[?])Sep 19
  146. 146Order – Revoking permit for sign – Prospect St. (R.M. Glenn[?])Sep 19
  147. 147Order – Revoking permit for display – 2437 Mass. Ave. (Anthony Celli)Sep 26
  148. 148Order - Revoking permit for sign - 619 Walden St. - (The Coca-Cola Company)Sep 26
  149. 149R. + B. Order - Sundry Signs - 1256 Mass. Ave. (Williams Clothier Inc.) - and seven othersSep 26
  150. 150R. + B. - Order - Signs - 748 Mass. Ave. (Sherwin Williams Co.) - 209 Monsignor O'Brien Highway (Easy Laundry Appliances Div. of Murray Corp. of America)Sep 26
  151. 151Order - Sundry bitulithic Sidewalks - 93-95 Gore St. and 4 other locationsSep 26
  152. 152Order - Driveways - 50 Magazine St. (Antonio S. Carvalho) and 3 othersSep 26
  153. 153Order - Sundry bitulithic sidewalks - 6-8 Clay St. and 3 other locationsOct 3
  154. 154Order - Driveway - 7 Phillips Place John H. Ames, Jr.)Oct 3
  155. 155R. + B. - Order - Sign - 270 A Broadway (Pepsi-Cola Metropolitan Bottling Co. Inc.); 2353 Mass. Ave. (B. F. Goodrich Co.)Oct 3
  156. 156Order - Revoking permit for sign - 52 First St. (Easy Laundry Appliances, Div. of Murray Corp.)Oct 3
  157. 157Order - Revoking permit for sign - 1256 Mass. Ave. (Maurice C. Drossean, d/b/a N. E. Office Equip. Co.)Oct 3
  158. 158Order Revoking permit for sign - 1046 Cambridge St. (Suffolk Furniture Co. Inc.)Oct 3
  159. 159R. + B. - Order - Sign - 61-73 Broadway (Jay Motors Inc.)Oct 10
  160. 160R. + B. - Order - Sign - 61-73 Broadway (Jay Motors Inc.Oct 10
  161. 161R. + B. - Order - Sign - 1075 Mass. Ave. (Maurice C. Drossean d/b/a New England Office Equipment Co.)Oct 10
  162. 162R. + B. - Order - Sign - 20 Prospect St. (Karl Grimley[?])Oct 10
  163. 163R. + B. - Order - Sign - 45 Landsdowne St. (Cambosco Scientific Co. Inc.)Oct 10
  164. 164R.+ B. - Order - Certifying to Board of Assessors a schedule of sidewalk assessments on Berkshire et al streets in the sum of $1348.90Oct 10
  165. 165R.+ B. - Order certifying to Board of Assessors a schedule of sidewalk assessments on Mass. Ave in the sum of $433.50Oct 10
  166. 166R.+ B. - Order certifying to Board of Assessors a schedule of sidewalk assessments on Blanchard Road, Registered Land, in the sum of $60.00Oct 10
  167. 167R.+ B. - Order certifying to Board of Assessors schedule of sidewalk assessments on Cambridge et al streets in the sum of $471.15Oct 10
  168. 168Order - Bitulithic Sidewalks - 118 Otis St., 93 Otis St., 18 Clary St. + 20 Clary St.Oct 10
  169. 169Order - Granolithic Sidewalks - 74-76 Sparks St. + 12 Walker St.Oct 10
  170. 170Order - Driveways - 114 Washington Ave. (George H. Howe) and 10 other locationsOct 10
  171. 171Order - Revoking permit for sign - 864 Mass. Ave. (Louis Marcus)Oct 10
  172. 172Order - Bitulithic Sidewalks - 213-215-237 Binney St.; 37-43 Blanchard RoadOct 17
  173. 173Order - Sign - 750 Mass. Ave. (Great Northern Insurance Agency Inc.)Oct 17
  174. 174R.+ B. - Order - Signs - 907 Main St. (Albert Smith); 1671 Mass. Ave. (George M. Tahmoosh[?])Oct 17
  175. 175R.+ B. - Order - Sign - 205 Broadway (The Morningstar Corporation)Oct 17
  176. 176R.+ B. - Order certifying to Board of Assessors schedule of sidewalk Assessments on Blanchard Rd. et al streets in the sum of $1007.36Oct 17
  177. 177Order - Revoking permit for sign - 2225 Mass. Ave. (Louis Kane[?])Oct 17
  178. 178Order - Revoking permit for sign - 164 A Pearl St. (Shirley Do-Nut Shop, Inc.)Oct 17
  179. 179Order - Revoking permit for sign - 446 Brookline St. (Carbide Specialties Co.)Oct 17
  180. 180Order - Bituminous[?] Sidewalks - 97 Gore St. (Ralph A. Del Buono), and 4 othersOct 24
  181. 181Order - Granolithic Sidewalk - 480 Green St. (Commander Corp.)Oct 24
  182. 182Order - Widening of driveway - 35 Rice St. (James Timpson)Oct 24
  183. 183R. + B. - Order - Sign - 458[?] Mass. Ave. (Samuel Santoro)Oct 24
  184. 184R. + B. - Order - Sign - 46 Pearl St. (Pepsi-Cola Metropolitan Bottling Co. Inc.)Oct 24
  185. 185Order - Revoking permit for sign - 1688 Mass. Ave. - Charles PoulosOct 24
  186. 186Order - Rescinding order for bituminous[?] sidewalk - 93-95 Cole St. (Louis Mahoney + Ernest F. Longa[?])Oct 24
  187. 187R + B. - Order Barber pole attached to building - 26 Norfolk St. (Louis J. Nicholas)Oct 31
  188. 188R. + B. - Order - Barber pole on sidewalk - 2 Dunster St. (Michael Cogliandro)Oct 31
  189. 189R + B. - Order - Signs - 98 Erie St. (J. D. Shaw + Sons Inc.) 781 Main St. (Nicholas Tsialas)Oct 31
  190. 190Order - Discontinuance of driveway - 480 Green St. - N. E. Ring + Flange Inc.[?]Oct 31
  191. 191Order - Driveway - 61 Plympton St. President & Fellows of Harvard CollegeOct 31
  192. 192Order - Bituminous[?] Sidewalks - 77 Pleasant St. + Laurel St. side (Rosa Glesh[?]) and 2 othersOct 31
  193. 193Order - Revoking permit for sign - 42 Carleton St. Dynamic Instrument Co. Inc.Oct 31
  194. 194Order - Driveway - 42 Francis Ave. (President & Fellows of Harvard College)Nov 7
  195. 195R. + B. – Order – Sign – 1988 Mass. Ave. (The Coca Cola Bottling Co.)Nov 7
  196. 196R. + B. – Order – Excavation under sidewalk – Linden St. side of 1290 Mass. Ave.) Dorothy M. LeightonNov 7
  197. 197Order – Driveway – 18 Craigie St. – Theodore G. PattersonNov 14
  198. 198Order – Bitulithic Sidewalks – 18-20 Eighth St. (Robert E. + Lillian D. Cahal[?]) and 3 othersNov 14
  199. 199R. + B. – Order – Sign – 556) Mass Ave (Brooks Furniture Co. Inc.)Nov 14
  200. 200Order – Revoking permit for sign – 907 Main St. (Gerber[?] Drug Co.)Nov 14
  201. 201R. + B. – Order – Signs – 563 Mass. Ave. + 653) Mass. Ave. (Rogers Jewelry)Nov 21
  202. 202R. + B. – Order – Sign – 24 Boylston St. (Charles H. Hoskins d/b/a Crimson Main Shop[?])Nov 21
  203. 203R. + B. – Order – Sign – 74 Prospect St. (Custom Floor Covering Inc. of Cambridge)Nov 21
  204. 204Order – Signs – 2168 Mass. Ave. (Charles R. Lavery, Inc.) 1360 Mass. Ave. (James F. Brine, Inc.)Nov 21
  205. 205Order – Driveway – 18 Centre St. – Skinbrook[?] Const. Corp.Nov 21
  206. 206Order – Bitulithic Sidewalks – 24 Porter St. (Gaetano Amendola) and 3 othersNov 21
  207. 207Order – Bitulithic Sidewalks – 844 Mass. Ave. Sellers St. side (Parish of St. Peter's Church); 129-131 Dudley St. (Thomas J. Sullivan)Nov 28
  208. 208Order – Driveway – 471 Broadway (President + Fellows of Harvard College)Nov 28
  209. 209Order – Bitulithic Sidewalk – 77 Pleasant St. Rev. Elliott[?]Dec 5
  210. 210Order – Revoking permit for sign – 653 Mass. Ave. (Markson Bros.)Dec 5
  211. 211Order – Revoking permit for sign – 553-561 Mass. Ave. (Markson Bros.)Dec 5
  212. 212R. + B. – Leave to Withdraw – Petition of Marion L. Hurley for sign on roof – 651 Mass. Auburn St.Dec 19
  213. 213Order - Sign - Plympton St. side of 1256 Mass. Ave. (Williams Clothier Inc.)Dec 19
  214. 214Order - Revoking permit for sign - 174-176 Gore St. (Maratji[?] Restaurant Inc.) (Vellucci)Dec 19
  215. 215Order - Revoking permit for sign - 1280 Cambridge St. (Tremont Auto Repair Co.) (Vellucci)Dec 19
  216. 216Order - Revoking permit for display - 337 Cambridge St. (Inman Sq. Paint + Hardware Co. Inc.) (Vellucci)Dec 19
  217. 217Order - Revoking permit for sign - 156 Sixth St. (Morningstar Corp.) (Vellucci)Dec 19
  218. 218Order - Revoking permit for sign - 196 Elm St. (Monroe Products Inc.) (Vellucci)Dec 19
  219. 219Order - Revoking permit for sign - 554 Mass. Ave. (Sparks, Inc.) (Vellucci)Dec 19
  220. 220Order - Revoking permit for sign - 495 Mass. Ave. (William Goldberg) (Vellucci)Dec 19
  221. 221Placed on File - Comm. from Vincent P. Galvin, Chief of Fire Dept. concerning cleaning up of debris at 20-24 Union St., the site of a recent fire, stating that the work has been doneDec 19

Ordinances

93 actions · № 1–93
  1. 1Order - State Dept. of Public Works requested to consider the installation of traffic lights - Calnan Square (Inman Square) (Sullivan)Jan 25
  2. 2Ordinance - Traffic - One Way - Bowdoin[?] Street, from Hingham St. to Mt. Auburn St. in a northerly direction (See Ord. No. 627)Feb 29
  3. 3Ordinance - Spur Track - Smith Place Extension, Boston + Maine Railroad (See Ord. No. 628)Feb 29
  4. 4Order - City Council recorded in favor of House Bill 1652 (Crane)Feb 29
  5. 5Ordinance - Traffic - One Way - Fayerweather Street, from Vassal Lane to Huron Avenue, in a southerly direction (See Ord. No. 629) - See No. 30 FinanceMar 21
  6. 6Ordinances - Order - City Manager requested to grant a 10% salary increase to all city employees with a flooring of $300 and a maximum of $900 effective July 1, 1960Mar 28
  7. 7Placed on File - Ordinance - Salary increase for members of Police and Fire DepartmentsMar 28
  8. 8Placed on File - Comm. from Asst. City Clerk transmitting one from Sec. of State together with copy of Chapter 252, Acts of 1960Apr 4
  9. 9Ordinance - Zoning Change - 401-417 Franklin St. from "Residence C-1" to "Business B" (See Ord. No. 630)Apr 11
  10. 10Ordinance - Salaries - Members of Police + Fire Depts. (See Ord. 631[?])Apr 18
  11. 11Ordinances - Referred to Traffic Dept. of Police Dept. - Comm. from State Dept. of Public Works requesting more data rel. to City Council order of Oct. 19, 1959 requesting approval of prohibition of heavy and commercial vehicles on Garden St. at any timeMay 2
  12. 12Ordinances — Referred to Traffic Board — Petition of Edward J. Brennan, Jr. + 43 others for survey of traffic conditions on Huron Ave., Concord Ave. + Bay State RoadMay 2
  13. 13Ordinances — Referred to City Electrician — - Comm. from Dept. of Public Works, Permit No. 1975, approving installation of pedestrian flasher at Cambridge St. + Highland Ave. with sketch showing location of flasherMay 2
  14. 14Ordinances — Referred to City Electrician — Comm. from Dept. of Public Works, Permit No 692 (E) approving installation of traffic control signal at cor. of Huron Ave. + Concord Ave. also plan showing locationMay 2
  15. 15Ordinances — Referred to City Electrician — 1. Comm. from Dept. of Public Works, Permit No. 1988 approving installation of traffic control signal at Prospect and Harvard Sts., together with plan showing location 2. Comm. from Dept. of Public Works, Permit No. 1287 (a) approving installation of traffic control signal at Garden and Mason Streets, also plan showing locationMay 2
  16. 16Ordinances — Referred to City Electrician — Approval of Traffic Board for pedestrian controlled lights on Walden + Raymond Sts.May 2
  17. 17Ordinances — Failed of Adoption — Ordinance Zoning change — Sherman, Walden and Wood Streets areaMay 2
  18. 18Ordinances — Placed on File — Report of Traffic Board disapproving stop sign, all streets int Beattie + Mt. Auburn streetsMay 2
  19. 19Ordinances - Placed on File - Sundry Matters (1) Comm. from Traffic Board denying request that one hour parking zone be granted on southeasterly side of Harvard St. bet. Inman and Prospect Streets (2) Comm. from Traffic Board stating they can make no recommendation for traffic on Fresh Pond Parkway as it is under jurisdiction of Met. Dist. CommissionMay 2
  20. 20Ordinances - Placed on File - Sundry Matters (1) Pet. of Michael J. Murphy and 6 others that their names be deleted from petition that Fayerweather Street be made one-way from Vassal Lane to Huron Ave. in a southerly direction (2) Comm. from T. Cedric Brown et als requesting that Fayerweather Street be made one-way bet. Huron Ave. and Vassal Lane; also requesting a traffic survey in this vicinityMay 2
  21. 21Ordinances - Placed on File - Opinion from City Solicitor rel. to accepting Chap. 228, Acts of 1959 - Police SalariesMay 2
  22. 22Ordinances - Placed on File - Sundry Matters - (1) Comm. from Camb. City Employees' Union, Local No. 195 rel. to $312 pay increase (2) Comm. from Jos. F. Tirhamk[?], Pres. Local 602 rel. to $416 pay increase (3) Comm. from Jos. F. Tirhamk[?], Pres. Local 602 requesting action to be taken on pay raise for labor division (4) Comm. from James F. Tierney requesting raise of $416 increase (5) Comm. from Camb. Civic Assn. rel. to proposed salary increaseMay 2
  23. 23Ordinances — Order — State Dept. of Public Works requested to consider approving installation of pedestrian controlled lights in Taylor Square at Garden St. and Huron Ave.May 2
  24. 24Placed on File — Comm. from Philip M. Cronin, 73 Tremont St., Boston enclosing certified copy of Land Court decree dated April 6, 1960 declaring invalid amendment to the Zoning Ordinance adopted April 21, 1958 which struck out designation "Industry B" and substituted designation "Industry A" rel. to premises on the westerly side of Pemberton St. from Yerxa Road to Sherman StreetMay 2
  25. 25Ordinances — Order — George Washington Memorial Center on Cambridge CommonMay 9
  26. 26Order — Thirty day Trial Period — Tremont St. from Webster Ave. to Cambridge St. in a southerly direction — One Way (BellucciMay 9
  27. 27Communication from Dominic J. Percoco, Chairman, Cambridge Planning Board, submitting a proposed zoning map which was approved by the Planning Board (Map returned and referred to Planning Board by City Council)May 16
  28. 28Ordinance — Traffic — "Stop Sign" — For east and west bound drivers on Thorndike Street at Sixth Street (See Ord. No. 632)May 16
  29. 29Ordinance — Traffic — Left turns Prohibited — Mason St. into Brattle St. while operating in a southeasterly direction Mt. Auburn St. into Boylston St. while operating in a southwesterly direction Mass. Ave. into Boylston St. while operating in a westerly direction (See Ord. No. 633)May 16
  30. 30Ordinance - Traffic - Left Turn Prohibited - (4 P.M. to 6 P.M.) Church St. into Brattle St. in a southwesterly direction Brattle St. into Church St. in a southerly direction Palmer St. into Brattle St. in a southerly direction Appian Way into Garden St. in a northeasterly direction (See Ord. No. 634)May 16
  31. 31Ordinance - Traffic - Parking Prohibited - Francis Ave., westerly side, between Kirkland Street and Bryant Street (See Ord. No. 635)May 16
  32. 32Ordinance - Traffic - Parking Prohibited - Mt. Auburn St. southerly side from Putnam Ave. to Holyoke St. Brattle St., southeasterly side, from Story St. to Howard Sq. a distance of app. 420 feet, (See Ord. No. 636)May 16
  33. 33Ordinance - Traffic - Parking Prohibited - Mason Street, both sides (See Ord No. 637)May 16
  34. 34Order - State Dept. of Public Works to consider approving pedestrian controlled traffic lights on Mass. Ave. in front of St. John's Church; at Dover and Hollis Streets (Sullivan)May 16
  35. 35Order - Chief of Police requested to close Pratt[?] St. on May 21, 1960 - 6 P.M. to midnight; and May 22, 1960 9 A.M. to 6 P.M., also permission granted for a bandstandMay 16
  36. 36Placed on File - Comm. from Chief Daniel J. Brennan, Chairman of Traffic Board, recommending no change in ordinance covering Thorndike St. bet. Fifth and Seventh StreetsJun 6
  37. 37Ordinance - Traffic - One-Way Streets - Standish St. from Huron Ave. to Lincoln Lane[?] in a northerly direction (See Ord. No. 638)Jun 6
  38. 38Ordinance — Orders discontinuing streets in Rogers Block Area as follows — Hastings St. from northerly[?] line[?] of B. & M. Railroad Washington St. from Portland[?] St. to Main St. Mason[?] St. from Washington St. to Harvard St. Burleigh St. from Main St. to Hastings St.Jun 6
  39. 39Orders — Discontinuing certain Streets in Rogers Block Area as follows — Harvard St. bet. Portland St. and northeasterly to the[?] line of B. & M. Railroad Hastings St. from a line diverging[?] on Wyoming[?] Hastings St. to northeasterly sideline of Hastings St. Burleigh St. from southwesterly line of Hastings St. to northeasterly line of Harvard St.Jun 6
  40. 40Orders — Widen northeasterly[?] portion[?] of Kirkland Street and Efford[?] Street Discontinue a portion of the[?] Wolfe[?] St. at Cowperthwaite St. to condemn[?]Jun 6
  41. 41Ordinance — that dept. of Public Works to consider approving installation of stop signs on Albany[?], Lawson[?], Eighth[?], Elm[?], Market[?] Streets, Massachusetts[?] + Hudson[?] Park[?]Jun 13
  42. 42Ordinance — Referred to Planning Board — Zoning change at 118 Pleasant St. — Raymond Loring[?]Jun 13
  43. 43Ordinance — Traffic — One Way streets — Roberts Road, from Kirkland St. to Cambridge St. in a northerly direction (See[?] Ent.[?] No. 639)Jun 20
  44. 44Ordinance - Traffic - One Way Streets — [?] in a[?] [?] direction to Alewife Brook ParkwayJun 20
  45. 45Ordinance – Traffic – Parking Prohibited – [?] Ave., easterly[?] side, from Western[?] Ave. to Pilgrim[?] St.; Pilgrim[?] St., easterly side, from immediately[?] 16 to R[?] St.Jun 20
  46. 46Ordinances – Traffic – One-way street – Walker Street, in a northeasterly direction from Garden St.Jun 27
  47. 47Ordinance - Traffic – One-Way Street – Granville Road, from Vassal Lane to Huron Ave. in a southerly directionJun 27
  48. 48Ordinances – Placed on File – Comm. from Met. Dist. Commission rel. to traffic in Fresh Pond Parkway near Skate[?] Dept.Jun 27
  49. 49Ordinances – Order accepting Chapter 239, Acts of 1960 – An Act increasing non-contributory pensions of certain school janitors and laborers in certain cities and townsJun 27
  50. 50Ordinances – Placed on File – Report of Traffic Board rel. to traffic conditions on Huron Ave., Concord Ave. & Bay State RoadJun 27
  51. 51Ordinances – Placed on File – Sundry Matters – 1. Report of Traffic Board rel. to one-way streets in Day Street area going towards Somerville 2. Copy of Chap. 326, Acts of 1960 rel. to recording of zoning variances in Registry of Deeds 3. Report of Traffic Board denying service zone at 47 A Mt. Auburn St.Jun 27
  52. 52Ordinances – Placed on File – Sundry matters – 1. Petition of Mrs. Avery rel. to parking on St. Paul St. 2. Petition of Mrs. J. F. Dalzell[?] rel. to parking on St. Paul St. 3. Petition of Mrs. Frances Ree[?] rel. to parking on St. Paul St.Jun 27
  53. 53Ordinances – Referred to City Electrician – Approval of State Dept. of Public Works for traffic signals in Calvin[?] SquareJun 27
  54. 54Ordinances – Referred to City Solicitor – Copy of Chap. 454, Acts of 1960 rel. to establishing a schedule of fines for non-criminal disposition of parking violationsJun 27
  55. 55Ordinances – Ought not to pass – Comm. from Comm. of Public Works rel. to eliminating road[?] rollersJun 27
  56. 56Ordinances – Referred to Council without recommendations – Rel. to appointment of a Commissioner of Public SafetyJun 27
  57. 57Ordinances – Referred to Traffic Board – Comm. from State Dept. of Public Works rel. to prohibition of heavy trucking on Garden St.Jun 27
  58. 58Ordinances – Placed on File – Sundry Matters 1. Report of Traffic Board rel. to "stop" signs on Albany, Vassar and Sixth Streets 2. Report of Traffic Board rel. to "stop" signs on Elm and Market Streets 3. Pet. of Mrs. Haven Parker for "stop" signs on Mercer Circle and Hubbard Park 4. Pet. of Camb. City Emp. Local No. 602 rel. to election of 5 man employee insurance advisory board 5. Pet. of Robert M. O'Neil et als for equal treatment for the Southern Negro 6. Comm. from City Engineer requesting no parking on southerly side of Thorndike St. 75 ft. westerly from westerly line of Fulkerson St.Jun 27
  59. 59Ordinances – Order approving Workable Program dated June 20, 1960Jun 27
  60. 60Ordinances – Order granting permission for telephone booths at sundry locationsJun 27
  61. 61Ordinances - Placed on File - Sundry Matters 1. Report of Traffic Board rel. to all night parking on odd & even dates instead of 30 day regulations 2. Report of Traffic Board rel. to traffic lights at intersection of Cambridge & Fourth Streets 3. Report of Traffic Board rel. to "No Parking" signs at 203-205 Western Ave. 4. Report of Traffic Board rel. to service zone at 112-114 Broadway 5. Report of Traffic Board rel. to prohibiting parking on Fresh Pond Lane 6. Report of Traffic Board rel. to survey of all night parking on streets of 20 feet or less 7. Report of Traffic Board rel. to no heavy trucking on Fifth and Sciarappa Streets 8. Report of Traffic Board recommending that James St. be made one-way in a northerly direction from Battle St. to Moore[?] St. 9. Report of Traffic Board rel. to survey of traffic lights on Mass. Ave. from Parkway near M.I.T. to Waterhouse St. & from Porter Rd. to Arlington line 10. Report of Traffic Board rel. to survey of parking conditions on Athens, Grant, Flagg, Cowperthwaite and Banks Streets & McCarthy Road 11. Report of Traffic Board rel. to parking survey on Athens, Grant, Flagg, Cowperthwaite & Banks Streets and McCarthy Road 12. Report of Traffic Board informing City Council that they go along with Citizens' Advisory Committee, rel. to off-street parking 13. Comm. from Chamber of Commerce with recommendations rel. to off-street parkingJun 27
  62. 62Ordinances - Placed on File - Sundry Matters 1. Proposed ordinance - Appointing 10 Women as Special Police Officers 2. Comm. rel. to amendment of Zoning Ordinance requiring Parking Facilities for dormitories 3. Comm. rel. to amendment to Ord. No. 605, amending Chapter 2, Administration, List of Salaries of Heads of Departments 4. Pet. of Custom Floor Coverings Co. Inc. for "No Parking" sign at 830 Mass. Ave. 5. Report of Traffic Board rel. to R.R. Crossing Gates at Cameron Ave. & Mass. Ave. and that Cedar St. remain a two-way street 6. Comm. from B. & M. Railroad for approval of automatic half-gates with flashers including sidewalk gates at Cameron Ave., Mass. Ave. & Cedar St. Crossings 7. Comm. from Redevelopment Authority rel. to Inner Belt Route 8. Comm. from Henry A. Laughlin rel. to Inner Belt Route 9. Comm. from Cambridge Civic Association urging City Council & Planning Board to take an active part in Inner Belt Route 10. Comm. from Citizens' Advisory Committee rel. to Inner Belt Route 11. Pet. of Central Sq. Bus. Mens Assoc. Inc. rel. to parking areas in Central SquareJun 27
  63. 63Ordinances - Order - Service Zones - Mt. Auburn St. at Hilliard St. 2451-2453 Mass. Ave.; 112-114 Rindge Ave.; 27½ Thorndike St.Jun 27
  64. 64Ordinances - Ought Not To Pass - 5 Amendments to the Traffic Regulations on Clinton St.Jun 27
  65. 65Order - 30 Day Trial - Traffic - Otis St. - One WayAug 1
  66. 66Placed on File - Comm. from F. F. Mach[?] concerning action taken by City Council in improving traffic conditions on Roberts RoadAug 1
  67. 67Ordinance - Traffic - Parking Prohibited - Acorn ParkAug 1
  68. 68Ordinances - Traffic - One-way streets - Sacramento, Bow, Avon Streets + Western Ave.Aug 1
  69. 69Ordinance - Traffic - Parking Prohibited - Mansella[?] Street, northerly sideAug 1
  70. 70Ordinance - Traffic - One-way Street - Robert E. Goodman Road, from Broadway in a southerly directionAug 1
  71. 71Ordinance - Salaries - Dept. Heads - effective July 1, 1960Aug 1
  72. 72Order - Easement reserved in discontinuance of Harvard St. from right of way of Boston + Albany Railroad to Portland St.Aug 1
  73. 73Ordinance - Traffic - Parking Prohibited - Prospect St., Jefferson St., Potter St., Warren StSep 19
  74. 74Order - 30 Day Trial - Traffic - Berkshire St. from Bristol St. to Cambridge St. - One WaySep 19
  75. 75Order - State Dept. of Public Works to consider approving pedestrian controlled traffic lights on Homan[?] Ave. at Cushing[?] St.Sep 19
  76. 76Ordinance – Sewer Zone - Oakland St. – George A. JonesSep 26
  77. 77Ordinance – Zoning – 16 Pleasant St. also shown on Assessors' Block Plan No. 105, Lot No. 5 containing 2013 sq. ft. more or less – From "Residence C-2" to "Business B"Sep 26
  78. 78Ordinance – Traffic – One Way Street – Whittemore Ave. in a westerly direction to Alewife Brook Parkway, from 4 P.M. to 6 P.M.Oct 3
  79. 79Ordinance – Traffic – Parking on one-way streets – On Lexington Ave. + on Lakeview Ave., vehicles may stand at either curbOct 3
  80. 80Order – 30 Day Trial – Traffic – Two way – Mt. Vernon St. bet. Mass. Ave. + Upland Road Rowland St. bet. Mass. Ave. + Oxford St.Oct 10
  81. 81Order – State Dept. of Public Works to consider approving pedestrian controlled traffic lights on Cambridge St. at entrance of Holy Ghost HospitalOct 10
  82. 82Ordinance – Traffic – Parking on one-way streets – On Fayerweather Street, from Huron Ave. to Vassal Lane, vehicles may stand at either curbOct 10
  83. 83Ordinance – Traffic – One Way Street – Normandy[?] Ave. from Concord Avenue south - westerly and northeasterly to Huron Ave.Oct 24
  84. 84Order – Traffic Board to consider advisability of revoking ordinance restricting parking on northern side of Rogers St. (Crane)Oct 31
  85. 85Ordinance – Traffic – One-way streets – Robert E. Goodman Road, from Chatham St. to Broadway in a northerly directionNov 7
  86. 86Ordinance – Traffic – Parking Prohibited on certain streets during certain hours – Cutter St., westerly side; Grant St., northerly side; Cambridge Parkway[?] St., southerly side, bet. Rourke[?] St. + DeWolfe St.Nov 7
  87. 87Ordinance - Traffic - One-way Streets - Berkshire St. one-way from Bristol St. to Cambridge St., in a northerly directionNov 14
  88. 88Order - 30 Day Trial - Scicarappa[?] St. (Fourth St.) one-way from Winter St. to Northern Artery in a northerly directionNov 14
  89. 89Order - City Electrician requested to place a spot light at intersection of Portland, Sharon[?] and Cambridge Streets for protection of police officer doing traffic duty (Killeen[?])Nov 14
  90. 90Ordinance - Traffic - One-way Streets - Francis Ave. one-way from Kirkland St. to the intersection of Irving Street, in a northerly directionNov 21
  91. 91Ordinance - Traffic - Parking prohibited - Walden Street, easterly side, for a distance of 300 feet from Mass. Ave.Nov 28
  92. 92Ordinance - Salaries - Police and Fire DepartmentsDec 19
  93. 93Placed on File - Comm. from Wm. H. Crocker, City Electrician stating that a spot light has been installed at Cambridge, Portland and Sharon[?] StreetsDec 19

Sundries

92 actions · № 1–92
  1. 1Order - Rules of the City Council for the years 1958 + 1959 adopted as Rules of the City Council for the years 1960 + 1961 until otherwise ordered (Wheeler)Jan 11
  2. 2Order - All matters in the files of the various committees of 1958 + 1959 recommitted to same committees for the years 1960 + 1961 (DeGuglielmo)Jan 11
  3. 3Order - City Solicitor to furnish members of the City Council with copies of all proposed legislation that in any way affects the City of Cambridge (Lynch)Jan 11
  4. 4Standing Committees of City Council (1960-1961)Jan 18
  5. 5Order - Special Committee of 3 Councillors appointed to draw up suitable resolutions on the death of John F. McLaughlin, former member of the Old Common Council and Overseer of the Poor (Crane)Jan 18
  6. 6Placed on File - Notice from Dept. of Public Utilities of public hearing on Feb. 1, 1960 in Rm. 166, State House on pet. of Trustees of Boston Met. Dist. for approval of maturities and interest rates of bonds, etc.Jan 18
  7. 7Placed on File - Notice from County Commissioners rel. to specific repairs on Concord, Beech, Webster, Magazine, Main, Walden, Brookline, Pleasant Sts., Rindge Ave., Sherman St. & Upland Rd.Jan 18
  8. 8Order - Special Committee of 3 Councillors appointed to draw up suitable resolutions on the death of Timothy F. McCarthy, former member of the Cemetery Commission and Water Board (Sullivan)Jan 25
  9. 9Resolution Relative to death of Timothy F. McCarthy former Cemetery Commissioner + Water Board memberFeb 1
  10. 10Resolution Relative to death of John F. McLaughlin former member of Old Common Council + Overseer of PoorFeb 1
  11. 11Resolve - Congratulating John Thomas on his success in holding world indoor record in high jump of 7' 1½" (Trodden)Feb 1
  12. 12Communication from City Manager transmitting Annual Report of Planning Board for year 1959Feb 8
  13. 13Order - Proclamation - Cleary Day in Cambridge (Crane[?]Feb 29
  14. 14Invitation - Members of City Council invited to attend U. S. Conference of Mayors in Chicago - May 11-14, 1960Feb 29
  15. 15Order - Congratulating Bruce Hunter on achievement in breaking Inter-Collegiate 100-yard free style swimming record (SullivanMar 7
  16. 16Order - Committee of 3 members of City Council appointed to draw up suitable resolutions on death of Francis J. McCushein[?] (Sullivan)Mar 14
  17. 17Order - City Council congratulates John Thomas on his achievement in establishing a new world's record for high jump (Sullivan & Trodden)Mar 14
  18. 18Placed on File - Comm. from Dept. of Public Utilities stating they have taken over an existing way in Cambridge as a state highway (Plans on file - vault)Mar 14
  19. 19Placed on File - Comm. from Dept. of Public Works Comm. of Mass. with notice of hearing on March 24, 1960 rel. to petitions for improvement etc. of rivers and shores along a beachMar 14
  20. 20Placed on File - Comm. from Dept. of Public Utilities Comm. of Mass with notice of hearing on April 12, 1960 rel. to propriety of terms stated in M. D. P. U. No. 125 - Boston Edison Co.Mar 14
  21. 21Placed on File - Comm. from Dept. of Public Utilities Comm. of Mass. with notice of hearing on March 24, 1960 rel. to propriety of terms for rates & charges in M. D. P. U. 126 - Boston Edison Co.Mar 14
  22. 22Order - Special Committee of 3 Councillors appointed to draw up suitable resolutions on the death of Dr. Meyer Marlin, former School Physician for Cambridge (Shine)Mar 21
  23. 23Resolutions - Relative to death of Francis J. McTiernan, former member of Cambridge School CommitteeMar 21
  24. 24Placed on File - Comm. from Rep. Mary B. Newman stating she had spoken against proposed relocation of City Hospital in the Fresh Pond areaMar 21
  25. 25Resolutions - Relative to death of Dr. Meyer Marlin former School PhysicianMar 28
  26. 26Order - Special Committee of 3 Councillors appointed to draw up suitable resolutions on death of Michael Alphen - Common Council 1913-1915 (Sullivan)Apr 4
  27. 27Order - Granting time off without loss of pay to Joseph Tishauck[?] and John Ferdinand to attend Convention of Amer. Fed. of State, County & Municipal Employees - A. F. L. - C. I. O. (Vellucci)Apr 4
  28. 28Order - Notice of Presidential Primaries on April 26, 1960. Polls open 10 A.M. to 8 P.M. (Mayor Crane)Apr 4
  29. 29Resolve - Met. Dist. Commission to consider naming swimming pool to be constructed on "Outer Russell" the "Francis J. McTiernan Swimming Pool" (Crane)Apr 18
  30. 30Resolutions - Relative to death of Michael F. Alphen - former member of Common CouncilMay 2
  31. 31Resolutions - Resignation of Dr. Kuzmann[?] as Medical Director of Camb. SanatoriumMay 2
  32. 32Placed on File - Comm. from No. Camb. Betterment Asso. inviting members of City Council, City Manager & Chief of Police to meeting on May 9, 1960 in Dewey & Almy Hall rel. to traffic and safety conditions on Mass. Ave.May 2
  33. 33Placed on [File] — Comm. from Met. Dist. Commission urg[ing] that the City Council introduce a bill or [order] directing the Commission to name the sw[imming] pool now under construction in the R[iverside?] [?] area, as a memorial to the late [Francis?] J. McTernan[?]May 2
  34. 34Invitation [?] from V.F.W. Auburn Post No. 8818, extending [?] of [?] [?] inviting members of City Council to attend [?] Memorial [Mass?] and breakfast at [?] the [?] on May 29, 1960 at 10:30 A.M.May 23
  35. 35Order – [placing City Council?] on record in opposition to proposed districting of Senatorial Districts and for [only] one Senatorial District for Cambridge (McNamara)May 23
  36. 36Resolution – Raymond J. McLay[?] – Chairman Citizens' Advisory Committee & vice chairman Cambridge Redevelopment Authority (Sullivan)May 23
  37. 37Invitation – March Unit No. 442, Amer. Legion Auxiliary to attend Installation of Officers on June 15, 1960 at Legion HeadquartersJun 6
  38. 38Order – Congratulating Comm. of Public Works, Supt. of Cemetery & staff for fine condition of Camb. Cemetery on May 30, 1960 (Sullivan)Jun 6
  39. 39Order – Naming new Houghton School Playground "Louis C. Avery Jr. Playground" (Sheldon & Sullivan)Jun 6
  40. 40Order – Special Committee appointed to investigate possibility of closing Harvard St. from Portland St. to Windsor[?] St. for recreational facilities (Councillors McNamara, Sullivan & Ackermann[?] appointed)Jun 6
  41. 41Placed on File – Notice received from Edward J. Sullivan in behalf of County Commissioners of Middlesex notifying Council of meeting on July 1, 1960 at Court House at [?] to re-form on Kern[?] Circ., Monroe, Holworthy & [Jarvis?] StreetsJun 13
  42. 42Placed on File - Comm. from Dept. of Public Utilities notifying City Council of public hearing on July 7, 1960 in Room 100, State House[?] on pet. of Mass. Trans. Authority for license[?] to operate motor vehicles on Bishop[?] Allen[?] between Mass. Ave. + Elm St. + 2 sections in town[?] [?]Jul 20
  43. 43Placed on File - Comm. from Adam[?] R. Ross[?] of 17 Everett St., Cambridge protesting[?] against[?] barring of his row from parking, etc.[?] [?] at 2 Everett St. on May 15, 1960[?]Jul 20
  44. 44Placed on File - Comm. from City Manager transmitting one from J. F. Leary, Superintendent[?] of Sewers[?] concerning[?] survey[?] of sewer[?] conditions on King[?] St.[?] [?]Jul 20
  45. 45Order - Notice of State Primary on Sept. 13, 1960Aug 1
  46. 46Notice of Special Meeting of City Council to be held on August 1, 1960 + Return of ServiceAug 1
  47. 47Comm. from Stimpson Terminal requesting elimination of district zoning from some of Memorial Drive area + expansion of office district zoning in Kendall SquareAug 1
  48. 48Comm. from Dept. of Public Utilities giving notice of hearing on Aug. 9, 1960 on pet. of MTA for approval of maturities + interest rates on certain bondsAug 1
  49. 49Comm. from Dept. of Public Utilities giving notice of hearing on Aug. 9, 1960 on pet. of MTA for approval of issue of $1,227,000, ent. of bonds to acquire motor buses, etc.Aug 1
  50. 50Comm. from Dept. of Public Utilities giving notice of hearing on Aug. 9, 1960 on pet. of MTA for approval of issue of $663,000 amt. of bonds to improve buses, etc.Aug 1
  51. 51Comm. from Dept. of Public Utilities - giving notice of hearing on Aug. 9, 1960 on pet. of M.T.A. for approval of issue of $113,000 amt. of bonds for acquisition of street railway carsAug 1
  52. 52Comm. from Dept. of Public Utilities containing rules and regulations pertaining to construction of streets, etc.Aug 1
  53. 53Resolve — Congratulating John Thomas on his success in the High Jump recordAug 1
  54. 54Order - Comm. of 3 members of City Council appointed to study role women are playing as Safety Patrol Officers, etc. (Hine[?])Aug 1
  55. 55Order - City Solicitor requested to institute proper proceedings to obtain a declaratory judgment on application of provisions of Sec. 95A of Chap. 32 of the Gen. LawsAug 1
  56. 56Resolve — Extending appreciation to Sheldon Cohen for his cooperation in aiding persons during M.T.A. strike (Sullivan)Sep 19
  57. 57Resolve — Extending appreciation to police officers Thomas J. Wells + John J. Morrison for services rendered during M.T.A. strike (Sullivan)Sep 19
  58. 58Resolve — Commending Police Officers Robert Lindstom[?] and Paul Leonard for their action in apprehending Wm. Cook, one of the principals involved in murder of Officer Gorman (Trodden)Sep 19
  59. 59Order — Council condemns action of Harvard Law School in inviting Nikita Kruschev to speak before their group (Vellucci)Sep 19
  60. 60Resolve — Expressing pleasure at return of Edward Martin to press tableSep 19
  61. 61Order - Designating Sept. 24, 1960 "Jimmy Fund Day"Sep 19
  62. 62Order - Council records its appreciation of and of neighboring Police Depts. in apprehension of persons responsible for death of Officer Gorman (Sullivan)Sep 19
  63. 63Placed on File - Comm. from Boston + Maine Railroad, rel. to hearing on Oct. 6, 1960 for permission to discontinue certain passenger trains on Fitchburg Division Main LineSep 19
  64. 64Placed on File - Comm. from Mrs. Constance B. Jenks, 54 Garden St., Cambridge rel. to omission of rubbish collection on weeks when a holiday occurs on Monday, a regular collection daySep 19
  65. 65Placed on File - Comm. from Dept. of Public Utilities rel. to hearing on Sept. 28, 1960 on substitution of parent Telephone Directory for four directoriesSep 19
  66. 66Placed on File - Comm. from Paul E. Healy, Temp. Clerk transmitting copy of Chap. 504, Acts of 1960 rel. to transfer of J. McCrehan Swimming PoolSep 19
  67. 67Placed on File - Pet. of John Riely + 63 others requesting more recreational facilities in Ward 9 particularly a swimming poolSep 19
  68. 68Placed on File - Comm. from State Auditor transmitting report of M.T.A. from Jan. 1, 1959 to Dec. 31, 1959Sep 19
  69. 69Order - Special Committee appointed to draw up resolutions for Mrs. Charlotte Munroe on her 100th birthday (Sullivan) (Sullivan, Lynch + McNamara appointed)Sep 26
  70. 70Resolutions - Relative to death of Rev. Thomas J. WilliamsSep 19
  71. 71Resolutions - Relative to death of Lawrence H. Gorman - Police OfficerSep 19
  72. 72Resolutions - Rel. to retirement of Dr. George A. WhiteSep 19
  73. 73Resolutions – Rel. to 100th Birthday of Mrs. Charlotte MunroeOct 3
  74. 74Resolutions – Rel. to death of Senator James J. CorbettOct 3
  75. 75Resolutions – Congratulating Eliot B. Spalding, Editor of Chronicle SunOct 10
  76. 76Placed on File – Comm. from Mayor Crane informing Council of death of Ellen G. Lynch, sister of Hon. John D. LynchOct 10
  77. 77Order – City Council as a Committee of the Whole to draw up resolutions on death of Charles T. Cavanaugh, Clerk of 3rd District of Middlesex CountyOct 17
  78. 78Placed on File – Comm. from Macalaster Bicknell Co. inviting Council to 4th Biennial Scientific Instrument Exhibit on Oct. 25 + 26 1960Oct 24
  79. 79Placed on File – Comm. from Parent-Teachers Asso. of St. Francis of Assisi School opposing proposed closing of Cardinal O'Connell LibraryOct 24
  80. 80Resolutions – Rel. to death of Charles T. Cavanaugh (Crane)Oct 24
  81. 81Resolutions – Rel. to death of Ellen Lynch (Crane)Oct 24
  82. 82Order – Special Committee of Council to be appointed to discuss report of Grand Jury re – M. G. Ryan[?] in order to establish proper liaison bet. Police Dept. + City Hospital rel. to critical medical cases which involve arrest (Sullivan)Oct 24
  83. 83Order – Library trustees to advise City Council before closing Cardinal O'Connell + Boardman LibraryOct 24
  84. 84Order – Special Committee to draw up suitable resolutions on death of Deputy Chief Thomas F. O'Connor (Sullivan)Oct 31
  85. 85Order – Mayor to appoint Comm. of 3 Councillors to confer with Licensing Board rel. to revising regulations for restaurants holding liquor licenses (Vellucci)Oct 31
  86. 86Order – Notice of Election – Nov. 8, 1960Oct 31
  87. 87Resolutions – Relative to death of Thomas F. O'ConnorNov 7
  88. 88Resolve – Congratulating Miss Louise Madigan on being chosen "Miss Saab"Nov 21
  89. 89Resolutions – Congratulating President-Elect John F. KennedyNov 28
  90. 90Order – Congratulating Senator Kennedy on birth of his first sonNov 28
  91. 91Resolutions – Relative to death of Thomas P. DillonDec 5
  92. 92Placed on File – Comm. from T. J. Reardon Jr., Administrative Asst., Washington, D. C. concerning tickets for Inaugural CeremonyDec 19

Appointments

47 actions · № 1–47
  1. 1Election[?] of Paul E. Healy Temporary Clerk of City CouncilJan 4
  2. 2Public Weighers (5 in Number)Jan 18
  3. 3Henry E. Pelletier — Constable With PowerJan 18
  4. 4Anthony A. Travers — Constable With PowerJan 18
  5. 5Frederick B. Stanley — Constable With PowerJan 18
  6. 6Allan Korb — Constable With PowerJan 18
  7. 7Joseph H. Sampson — Constable With PowerJan 18
  8. 8Gerald A. Meaney — Constable With PowerJan 18
  9. 9Constables Without Power (M.I.T. Security Guard, Lesley College — Electronics Corp. of America — Cambridge Trust Co. — Simplex Wire & Cable — Harvard University (172 in Number)Jan 18
  10. 10Edward J. Sump, Jr.[?] — Member Board of Election Commissioners for term expiring May 1, 1963Jan 18
  11. 11Edward M. Martin — Member of Cambridge Housing Authority — reappointed for term expiring Oct. 22, 1964Jan 18
  12. 12Matthew M. Giuseffo[?] — Constable With PowerJan 25
  13. 13Constable Without Power — John Lawless (Harvey Radio Laboratories, Inc.)Jan 25
  14. 14Constables Without Power — John J. Sullivan (Harvey Radio-Laboratories Inc.); Henry J. Muller (Harvard University)Feb 1
  15. 15Constable Without Power — Philip L. Hoffman (Electronic Corp. of America)Feb 1
  16. 16Constable Without Power — George W. Williams (National Guard Armory)Feb 8
  17. 17Constable With Power — Louis M. MelnickFeb 15
  18. 18Constable Without Power — Timothy F. Carney (Employed - Cambridge School Dept.)Feb 15
  19. 19Public Weighers — James T. Dee & Fielding W. Hendrie[?]Feb 29
  20. 20Public Weighers — Warren Carstensen — Harry O. Kennedy — Mary E. Brand[?]Feb 29
  21. 21Constable Without Power - Felix J. SantoroFeb 29
  22. 22Constable Without Power - John T. Russell (Central Sq. Theatre)Mar 7
  23. 23Public Weigher - George Raynes (Warren Bros.)Mar 7
  24. 24Constables Without Power - Kenneth A. Sexy[?] and 18 others (Cambridge Electric Light Co.)Mar 28
  25. 25Martin F. Nolan - City AuditorMay 2
  26. 26Alice E. McCarthy - Reappointment as member of Board of Election CommissionersMay 2
  27. 27Nicola Diodati - Member of Board of Hospital TrusteesMay 2
  28. 28Public Weigher - Leroy Whipper (West Side Tire & Battery Co.)May 16
  29. 29Dr. Thomas H. D. Mahoney - Member of Cambridge Planning Board for term exp. May 1, 1962May 23
  30. 30Richard C. Evarts - Member of Board of Appeals for term expiring March 1, 1963Jun 6
  31. 31Constables Without Power - Timothy J. O'Connell and 3 others (Riverside Press)Jun 6
  32. 32Ralph W. Ward - Community Leader - Neighborhood Activities, Civic Unity CommitteeJun 27
  33. 33Edward J. Stewart - Member of Cambridge Recreation Commission for term expiring Feb. 1, 1962 - in place of Frank Fitzgerald[?]Jun 27
  34. 34Constable - Without Power - James A. Patton (Riverside Press Company)Aug 1
  35. 35Public Weighers - Wm. G. Dynan - Frank Devaney - (City of Cambridge Public Works Dept.)Sep 19
  36. 36Constable - With Power - Anthony F. Pastelis[?]Sep 19
  37. 37Thomas J. Murphy - Member of Cambridge Redevelopment Authority for term expiring Oct. 29, 1965Oct 10
  38. 38Constable - With Power - Richard H. PheeneyOct 24
  39. 39Civil Defense Personnel (11 in number)Oct 24
  40. 40Rt. Rev. E. Joseph Burke, P. P. - Member of Cambridge Housing Authority for term expiring Oct 8, 1965Oct 31
  41. 41Prof. Charles M. Haar - Member of Cambridge Redevelopment Authority for term expiring Oct. 29, 1962Oct 31
  42. 42Manning A. Williams - Member of Cambridge Retirement Board for term expiring January 1, 1963Nov 7
  43. 43Constable - Without Power - John C. Grant (Employed - Lechmere Sales Inc.)Nov 14
  44. 44Constable - Without Power - Henry Golden, 88 First St. (Lechmere Sales Co.)Nov 28
  45. 45Constables - Without Power - Robert G. Mize - Royal A. Hale - Vincent Tron[?] (Employed at Lechmere Sales Co.)Dec 5
  46. 46Prof. J. Carrell Morris - Gordon McKay Professor of Sanitary Chemistry at Harvard University named as a member of the Cambridge Water Board in place of Ross E. McKinney, resignedDec 5
  47. 47Constables Without Power - Lawrence J. Donnelly and Wm. A. Head (Employees of Harvard University)Dec 12

Public Safety

38 actions · № 1–38
  1. 1Incorporation - Printing Publishing Week Council of New England, Inc.Jan 25
  2. 2Incorporation - Hellenic American Political Association, Inc.Feb 1
  3. 3Incorporation - United Ireland Association of Boston Inc.Feb 1
  4. 4Incorporation - Cambridge Yachtsmen's AssociationFeb 29
  5. 5Incorporation - The American Foundation of the Association for Charity Fund of the Grand Lodge of Free Masons in IsraelFeb 29
  6. 6Incorporation - Bartlett Ski Club, Inc.Feb 29
  7. 7Incorporation - Brewin Social Club, Inc.Mar 7
  8. 8Incorporation - East Cambridge Rod and Reel Association, Inc. (Not signed by Mayor and Council)Mar 21
  9. 9Incorporation - The Nature Conservancy of Massachusetts, Inc.Mar 28
  10. 10Public Safety - Entertainment - Morse School Auditorium - May 11, 1960 - Katharine Dickson[?]Mar 28
  11. 11Incorporation - The Village Athletic Club, Inc.Apr 4
  12. 12Slaughterhouse License - J. J. Zulyan & Co. - 51-53 Clay St.Apr 18
  13. 13Incorporation - Hispano Americano Club, Inc. (The)Apr 18
  14. 14Slaughterhouse License - David M. Ward - 177-179 Sherman St.Apr 25
  15. 15Incorporation - The Loyal Order of Moose Cambridge Lodge # 1957 Inc.Apr 25
  16. 16Incorporation - East Cambridge Rod and Reel Association, Inc.May 2
  17. 17Incorporation - Doxa, Inc.May 2
  18. 18Incorporation - The Nan Gallery, Inc.May 23
  19. 19Order - Change of Location - Loyal Order of Moose, Cambridge Lodge # 1957, Inc. - from 287 Sixth St. to 163 Harvard St.Jun 6
  20. 20Order - Entertainment License — Esther M. Murphy[?] — June 17 - Rindge AuditoriumJun 6
  21. 21Order - Change of Location - Greek American Political Club, Inc. - from 497 Mass. Ave. to 258-276 Concord[?] St.Jun 6
  22. 22Incorporation — Boston Council of Weekday Religious Education, Inc.Jun 13
  23. 23Incorporation — Nigerian American Hospital Foundation, Inc.Aug 1
  24. 24Incorporation - Club Argentino De Boston, Inc.Aug 1
  25. 25Order - Inspector of Buildings directed to enter upon the premises at 9 Regent St. and cause unsafe & dangerous structure to be taken down (Owner - Elm Grove Realty Inc.)Aug 1
  26. 26Order - Inspector of Buildings directed to enter upon premises at 8-10 Creighton St. and cause unsafe & dangerous structure to be taken down (Owner - Elm Grove Realty Inc.)Aug 1
  27. 27Incorporation — Henry P. Kendall Foundation, Inc.Sep 19
  28. 28Incorporation - Massachusetts Memorial Hospitals Medical Center, Inc.Sep 26
  29. 29Incorporation — Italian Arts Society, Inc.Sep 26
  30. 30Incorporation — The House of Youth Programs, Inc.Sep 26
  31. 31Incorporation - Mass. Fund for Children & Youth, Inc.Oct 31
  32. 32Incorporation - Woodvale Flyers, Inc.Oct 31
  33. 33Incorporation - Paderewski Memorial Society, Inc.Nov 14
  34. 34Incorporation — Tech Aircrews[?], Inc.Nov 28
  35. 35Incorporation — "Hellmut Project Inc." - Returned to Secretary of CommonwealthNov 28
  36. 36Incorporation - "New Arts Orchestra, Inc."Dec 5
  37. 37Incorporation - Catholic Youth Adjustment Counsellors, Inc.Dec 19
  38. 38Incorporation — The House of Youth Programs, Inc.Dec 19

Public Service

13 actions · № 1–13
  1. 1Public Service - Order - Certifying to Board of Assessors list of sewer assessments - Acorn Park to Concord Turnpike - $3,629.96 scanMar 7
  2. 2Public Service - Order - Extension of land in Cambridge in vicinity of Fairview Ave. - Town of Belmont granted permission to use said land for burial purposes in Belmont Cemetery scanApr 25
  3. 3Public Service - Order - Sewer Easement in Eastern States Road - Private way scanMay 2
  4. 4Public Service - Order - Sewer Private Lands - Eastern States Road scanMay 2
  5. 5Public Service - Change in Bus Stop - Mass. Ave. at Linnaean St. (Referred to Metropolitan Transit Authority) scanJun 6
  6. 6Order - Granting permission to M.T.A. to move the present outbound bus & trackless trolley stop from 1925 Mass. Ave. to 1933 Mass. Ave. scanAug 1
  7. 7Public Service - Order - Outdoor Advertising Sign 1689-1695 Mass. Ave. John Donnelly & Sons scanSep 19
  8. 8Public Service - Order - Outdoor Advertising Sign - 38A Brattle St. (John Donnelly & Sons) scanSep 19
  9. 9Public Service - Order - Move bus stop from Mass. Ave. at Newport Road to Forest St. near traffic lights at Linnaean St. outbound only, extending 60 feet scanSep 19
  10. 10Public Service - Order - Sewer - Eastern States Road (Private Way) scanOct 17
  11. 11Order - Granting permission to M.T.A. to move bus stop from 311 Broadway to 317 Broadway (Shine[?]) scanOct 31
  12. 12Public Service - Bus stop on westerly side of Pearl St. scanNov 21
  13. 13Public Service - Placed on File - Notice of hearing before County Commissioners - B. & M. Railroad for spur track - Smith Place Extension scanDec 5

Claims

5 actions · № 1–5
  1. 1Leave to Withdraw (1) Donna Cunningham (2) Maurice LevesqueJan 18
  2. 2Referred to City Solicitor (1) Katherine C. Herlihy (2) Antonette Caldwell (3) John Paula (4) Mrs. Rose Nixon, R. N.Jan 18
  3. 3Placed on File - Frank BonittoJan 25
  4. 4Leave to Withdraw - (1) Mary Alfred (2) Austin Kelly (3) Edward LerouxApr 18
  5. 5Referred to City Solicitor (1) Mrs. Thomas Cronin (2) Julia Skopetz[?] (3) Martin Vahey[?] (4) Mrs. Mary HickeyOct 10

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