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1968

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Finance

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  1. 1Order-Relative to the offer to provide, rent free, Votomatic devices for the Presidential Primary on April 30, 1968Jan 8
  2. 2Order-City Manager to give all temporary employees the vacation time that is due them (Vellucci)Jan 15
  3. 3Order-City Manager requested to direct Traffic Director to install traffic control signal lights at cor. of Portland and Cambridge Streets (Vellucci)Jan 15
  4. 4(see # 49) Order-City Manager requested to have a survey made of all street lighting in Cambridge (Vellucci)Jan 15
  5. 5(see # 61) Order-City Manager requested to make available the Costa-Lopez Playground in East Cambridge (Vellucci)Jan 15
  6. 6Order-City Manager requested to make available in new City Hospital one floor for a maternity ward (Vellucci)Jan 15
  7. 7Order-City Manager requested to survey all catch basins and make them usable (Vellucci)Jan 15
  8. 8Order-City Manager requested to make a survey of all Public Works Dept. motor equipment and bring fleet up to date (Vellucci)Jan 15
  9. 9(see # 60) Order-City Manager requested to have all the tot-lots cleaned (Vellucci)Jan 15
  10. 10Order-City Manager requested to put into effect the Food Stamp Plan (Vellucci)Jan 15
  11. 11Order-City Manager requested to increase the Police Dept. by twenty-five men (Vellucci)Jan 15
  12. 12Order-City Manager requested to make all temporary employees of Public Works Dept. who have been employed for one year or more permanent (Vellucci)Jan 15
  13. 13Failed of Adoption-approval of the Financial Assistance Contract for the Buckingham School ProjectJan 15
  14. 14Order-Appropriating $50,000 to Public Works Dept., Schedule B-21, Removal of Snow; said sum to be included in and made part of the 1968 Tax LevyJan 22
  15. 15Order-Appropriating the sum of $950.00 to the Law Department for reimbursement under the provision of Gen. Laws, Chap.41, Sec. 100-A; said sum to be included in and made part of the 1968 Tax LevyJan 22
  16. 16Order-Appropriation the sum of $650.97 to the Law Department for reimbursement under the provisions of Gen. Laws, Chap.41, Sec. 100-A; said sum to be included in and made part of the 1968 Tax LevyJan 22
  17. 17Order-Appropriating $36,900 to Public Works Dept., Chapter 90 1968 Street Construction; said sum to be provided from Available funds in the Sale of City Land account (see # 35[?])Jan 22
  18. 18Order-City Manager requested to direct Traffic Director to conduct a traffic survey at Mt. Auburn, Holworth, and Belmont Streets (Danehy)Jan 22
  19. 19Order-City Manager requested to make provisions for removal of snow from sidewalks at all intersections (Danehy)Jan 22
  20. 20Order-Acting City Manager directed to request Architect of City Hospital to appear at Council meeting on Jan. 22, 1968 (Hayes)Jan 22
  21. 21Order-City Manager to consider appointing 25 additional police officers (Vellucci)Jan 22
  22. 22Order-Acting City Manager to direct Architect to proceed with plans for seventh floor of new City Hospital (Wheeler)Jan 22
  23. 23Order-City Manager to make available one floor in new City Hospital for a maternity ward (Vellucci)Jan 22
  24. 24Order-Acting City Manager requested to direct Supt. of Recreation to have skating area at F.X.Glacken Playground lighted and reopen clubhouse at Golf Course (Hayes)Jan 22
  25. 25Order-Library Trustees to survey property at Green and Magazine Sts. with a view towards installing a branch library and Drop-In Center for the elderly (Vellucci) (see # 34)Jan 22
  26. 26Order-Acting City Manager requested to instruct Chief of Police to report to Council what steps are being taken to insure safety of all persons in the Harvard Square Area (Mahoney)Jan 22
  27. 27Order-City Manager requested to take precautions against delays in collection of refuse (Mahoney)Jan 22
  28. 28Sewer easements-in Amherst Alley between Fowler St. and Greenhalge St.Jan 22
  29. 29Order-Appropriating the sum of $2,000 to City Council, Schedule F-1, National Search for a City Manager; said sum to be made part of the 1968 Tax LevyJan 29
  30. 30Order-City Treasurer authorizing the City to borrow a sum not to exceed $12,500,000 in Anticipation of Taxes in the calender year 1968Jan 29
  31. 31Order-Appropriating the sum of $51.38 to the Law Dept.for reimbursement under provisions of Gen.Laws,Sec.100-A,Chap.41; said sum to included in and made part of the 1968 Tax LevyJan 29
  32. 32Placed on File-Comm. from Chief of Police, with report as requested in City Council order of Jan. 22, 1968 relative to recent attack on students in Harvard SquareJan 29
  33. 33Placed on File-Comm. from City Manager pursuant to City Council order of Nov. 20, 1967 requesting that a bus stop be established at the corner of Banks and Mt. Auburn Sts., stating that this has been accomplished by the M.B.T.A.Jan 29
  34. 34Placed on File-Comm. from Philip H. Dolan,Director,Cambridge Public Library pursuant to Council Order of Jan. 22, 1968 in connection with the installation of a branch library at the corner of Green and Magazine StreetsJan 29
  35. 35Placed on File-Comm. from Acting City Manager pursuant to City Council order of Jan.22, 1968 requesting an appriation of $36,900 to Public Works Dept.,Chap.90,1968 Street Construction together with a comm. from Martin F.Nolan,City Auditor relative to the report of the land AccountJan 29
  36. 36Order-Acting City Manager requested to meet with members of the School Committee, the Supt.of Schools, the Architects and all other persons concerned with the proposed construction of three new schools to expedite the school construction program (Mayor Sullivan)Jan 29
  37. 37Order-Acting City Manager requested to urge Police Dept. to enforce existing regulations for shoveling and sanding walks (Wheeler)Jan 29
  38. 38Order-Acting City Manager requested to direct Supt. of Water Dept. to replace fire hydrants previously removed due to reconstruction of Mass. Ave. in North Cambridge (Danehy) [margin note: see #83)]Jan 29
  39. 39Order-Acting City Manager to determine feasibility of establishing a Complaint Office on a 24-hour Basis (Danehy)Jan 29
  40. 40Order-Acting City Manager requested to transfer $2,000 from E & D to Mayor's Budget,F-6 National search for a new City Manager (Mahoney)Jan 29
  41. 41Resolve-Relative to improving sub-standard and deteriorated buildings in path of proposed Inner Belt (Hayes)Jan 29
  42. 42Order-City Manager requested to confer with M.T.A. relative to bus line between Lafayette Sq. and Kendall Sq. (Sullivan)Jan 29
  43. 43Resolve-Council records itself in favor of House Bill 1847 which would repeal law setting limitation on maximum salary to be paid to a City Manager under Plan E (Mahoney) [margin note: (See #.67 Sundries)]Jan 29
  44. 44Resolutions-From Justin Gray,Assit. to the City Manager on Community Development, all relating to the proposed Gore Street PlaygroundFeb 5
  45. 45Order-Appropriating the sum of $1,500 to the Police Dept., Schedule F-2, Police School; said sum to be included in and made part of the 1968 Tax LevyFeb 5
  46. 46Placed on File-Comm. from Acting City Manager transmitting one from William H. Crocker, City Electrician pursuant to City Council order of January 8, 1968 relative to a survey of street lightingFeb 5
  47. 47Placed on File-Comm. from Dr. James B. Hartgering, Commissioner of Health, Hospitals, and Welfare pursuant to Council order of Dec. 11, 1967 relative to Cholesterol testing in WoburnFeb 5
  48. 48Order-Acting City Manager requested to confer with Budget-Personnel Director and representatives of Local 19 relative to overtime pay for employees of the Public Works Dept. (Mayor Sullivan)Feb 5
  49. 49Order-Acting City Manager to request the Cambridge Housing Authority to establish a new policy for the handling of payments for broken windows (Mayor Sullivan)Feb 5
  50. 50Order-Acting City Manager requested to have Supt. of Water Dept. at Council meeting on Feb. 5, 1968 to discuss a personnel matter (Vellucci)Feb 5
  51. 51Order-Acting City Manager requested to check with all department heads to determine condition of mobile equipment in their departments (Mahoney)Feb 5
  52. 52Order-Acting City Manager requested to direct Robert Rudolph to appear at Council meeting on Monday, Jan. 29, 1968 to discuss traffic problems in Cambridge (Danehy and Vellucci)Feb 5
  53. 53Order-Acting City Manager requested to institute a crash program to fill in all pot holes in the public ways of Cambridge (Hayes)Feb 5
  54. 54Order-Acting City Manager requested to survey drainage situation at the Railroad Crossing on Sixth St. between Binney and Bent Streets (Mayor Sullivan)Feb 5
  55. 55Order-Acting City Manager requested to prepare a comprehensive program of keeping the city clean consistently (Wheeler)Feb 5
  56. 56Order-City Manager to direct City Clerk to provide copies of Charter to Councillors in search for City Manager (Mahoney)Feb 5
  57. 57Order-Preliminary appropriation in the sum of $36,910.00 to the Executive Dept. Schedule F-12, CRP and Model Cities Program, said sum to be provided from available funds in the Sale of City Land AccountFeb 12
  58. 58Order-Appropriating the sum of $125 to the Law Dept. for reimbursement under prov. of G.L., Chap. 41, Sec. 100-A; said sum to be included in and made part of the 1968 Tax LevyFeb 12
  59. 59Order-Appropriating the sum of $170.00 to the Law Dept. for reimbursement under the provisions of Gen. Laws, Chap.41 Sec.100-A; said sum to be included in and made part of the 1968 Tax LevyFeb 12
  60. 60Placed on File-Comm. from the Acting City Manager transmitting one from Paul G. Cowles, Supt. of Recreation pursuant to City Council order of Jan. 8, 1968 in connection with cleaning and beautification of tot-lots in the City of CambridgeFeb 12
  61. 61Placed on File-Comm. from Paul G. Cowles, Supt. of Recreation pursuant to City Council order of Jan. 8, 1968 in regard to the Costa-Lopez PlaygroundFeb 12
  62. 62Order-Preliminary appropriation of $36,910 to the Executive Dept.,Schedule F-12,CRP and Model Cities Program; said sum to be included in and made part of the Tax Levy for 1968Feb 12
  63. 63Order-Acting City Manager requested to grant time off to those employees who can be spared on Feb. 23, 1968 (Sullivan)Feb 12
  64. 64Order-Acting City Manager requested to take action to repair sidewalks near the Haggerty School on Cushing St.(Goldberg)Feb 12
  65. 65Order-Acting City Manager requested to direct Traffic Director to post signs at intervals on Pleasant St. Indicating it is one-way from Mass. Ave. to Memorial Drive (Goldberg)Feb 12
  66. 66Order-Acting City Manager to request City Solicitor to consider whether suit should be instituted by the City of Cambridge against one or more drug suppliers for alleged violations of anti-trust laws (Crane)Feb 12
  67. 67Order-Acting City Manager requested to take immediate action to cause removal of autos from junk yard which has been created in the area adjacent to St.Peter's Field (Hayes)Feb 12
  68. 68Order-Acting City Manager requested to instruct Dog Officer to obtain from Middlesex County Commissioners a sufficient number of blank tags to be issued to owners of dogs which have been licensed and said tags have been lost or stolen (Hayes)Feb 12
  69. 69Order-Acting City Manager requested to confer with City Soliciter relative to the question of the computation of Reserve time for Police and Fire personnel with vacation time (Danehy) (see # 94)Feb 12
  70. 70Order-Acting City Manager requested to direct Acting Commissioner of Public Works to construct shelters at MBTA bus stops between Columbus Ave. and Magoun St. (Danehy)Feb 12
  71. 71Resolve-Acting City Manager requested to direct Chief of Police to assign more foot patrolmen in Harvard Sq. (Mayor Sullivan)Feb 12
  72. 72Order-Acting City Manager requested to designate Riverside rd. as surplus land and to advertise for bids on the sale of said Riverside Rd.Feb 12
  73. 73Order-Acting City Manager requested to direct City Solicitor to prepare a memorandum on the procedure to put the question of the Inner Belt on the ballot (Danehy)Feb 12
  74. 74Order-Acting City Manager requested to make available to City Council list of all leased city land (Mahoney)Feb 12
  75. 75Order-Council to go on record opposing House Bill 1560 (Ackermann)Feb 12
  76. 76Order-Acting City Manager requested to direct Traffic Director to appear at meeting on Feb.19,1968 to discuss traffic conditions in Harvard Square (Mahoney)Feb 12
  77. 77Order-Acting City Manager requested to add 10 patrolmen to Police Dept. (Vellucci)Feb 12
  78. 78Order-Acting City Manager requested to obtain information on best method of financing Gore St.-Alberico Playground (Vellucci) (see #86 and #88) and #89,#90 and #119Feb 19
  79. 79Order-Council favors passage of Senate Bill 402-Annual allowance to Florence Littlefield (Danehy)Feb 19
  80. 80Order-Council favors passage of a Bill authorizing the City of Cambridge to pay an annuity to the widow of Horace Eagleson (Crane)Feb 19
  81. 81Order-Copies of communications received by City Manager rel. to Agenda Items to be furnished each Councillor (Ackermann)Feb 19
  82. 82Order-Acting City Manager to take action to clear boundaries of City Dump and all adjoining streets of debris and rubbish (Danehy)Feb 19
  83. 83Placed on File-Comm. from William H. McGinness,Supt.,Cambridge Water Department pursuant to Council order dated Jan.29,1968 relative to replacement of fire hydrants removed due to reconstruction of Mass. Ave. in North CambridgeFeb 19
  84. 84Placed on File-Comm. from Justin Gray, Assist. to City Manager on Community Development, dated Feb.15,1968 relative to the Central Square Reasibility Committee with an enclosed communication from the Central Square Feasibility Survey Committee all of which is self-explanatoryFeb 19
  85. 85Order-Acting City Manager given permission to borrow $1,050,660. for Gore St.-Alberico Playground (Vellucci)Feb 26
  86. 86Order-Appropriating the sum of $198.65 to the Law Dept. for reimbursement under the provisions of Gen. Laws, Chap.41, Sec.100-A; said sum to be included in and made part of the 1968 Tax LevyFeb 26
  87. 87Order-Appropriating the sum of $300,000 to the Executive Dept. Schedule,F-Architectural Fees, Test Borings, Surveys for School Projects;said sum to provided by appropriation fromFeb 26
  88. 88Order-Comm. from Justin Gray,Assis. to the City Manager for Community Development with information relative to the Gore Street-Alberico PlaygroundFeb 19
  89. 89Placed on File-Comm. from Justin Gray, Assis. to the City Manager on Community Development,with imformation relative to the Gore Street PlaygroundFeb 26
  90. 90Resolution-Relative to the application for Federal Funds for Project No.Mass OSA-37 (Gore Street Playground) (See #99)Feb 26
  91. 91Order-Acting City Manager to confer with Chief of Police relative to purchase of two new motorcycles (Sullivan)Feb 26
  92. 92Order-Requesting Police to refrain from general tagging of cars except in cases of emergency (Vellucci and Danehy)Feb 26
  93. 93Order-Acting City Manager to have premises at Brookline and Franklin Streets investigated (Goldberg)Feb 26
  94. 94Placed on File-Comm. from Acting City Manager pursuant to City Council order of Feb.12,1968 transmitting copy of an opinion by Richard D.Gerould on Feb.19,1968 concerning the question whether time on the reserve force counts towards vacation time for policeman. Mr. Cronin,the City Solicitor concurs in Mr.Gerould's opinionMar 4
  95. 95Order-Appropriating the sum of $66.16 to the Law Dept. for reimbursement under the provisions of Gen. Laws, Chap.41, Sec.100-A; said sum to be included in and made part of the 1968 Tax LevyMar 4
  96. 96Order-Appropriating the sum of $75.00 to the Law Dept. for reimbursement under the provisions of Gen.Laws,Chap.41,Sec.100-A; said sum to be included in and made part of the 1968 Tax LevyMar 4
  97. 97Order-Appropriating the sum of $4,249.09 to the Law Dept. for reimbursement under the provisions of Gen.Laws,Chap.41,Sec. 100-A; said sum to be included and made part of the 1968 Tax LevyMar 4
  98. 98Order-Appropriating the sum of $309.00 to Veterans Services, Schedule B-22,Medical; said sum to be included in and made part of the 1968 Tax LevyMar 4
  99. 99Revised Resolution-Relative to the Application for Federal Funds for Project No.Mass.OSA-37(Gore Street Playground)Mar 4
  100. 100Order-Acting City Manager requested to appropriate a sum sufficient in the 1968 Municipal Budget to provide payment of salaries to umpires in the Cambridge Baseball Little League (Goldberg)Mar 4
  101. 101Order-Acting City Manager requested to instruct Assis. City Manager to be present at Council meeting on March 4, 1968 to discuss current status of proposed Incinerator (Mahoney)Mar 4
  102. 102Order-Acting City Manager requested to confer with Planning et als relative to an Industrial Development Financing Authority (Hayes)Mar 4
  103. 103Order-Acting City Manager requested to secure an engineering firm to study feasibility of refurbishing City Incinerator (Mahoney)Mar 4
  104. 104Order-Council to go on record as favoring School Committee to seek professional advice in selection of a Superintendent of Schools (Vellucci)Mar 4
  105. 105Order-Acting City Manager requested to direct City Solicitor to study grants made by the Legislature for the three new schools to insure proper recreational space (Hayes)Mar 4
  106. 106Order-Acting City Manager requested to confer with Chief of Fire Dept. to determine when they can expect delivery of a new Rescue Wagon (Mayor Sullivan)Mar 4
  107. 107Placed on File-Annual Report of City Auditor for year 1967Mar 11
  108. 108Placed on File-Comm. from Justin Gray Assis. to the City Manager for Community Development, relative to the beautification program, and enclosing documents pertaining theretoMar 11
  109. 109Resolution-Pertaining to the adoption of the Cambridge Beautification and Improvement ProgramMar 11
  110. 110Resolution-Relative to the filing of an application for Urban Beautification and Improvement GrantMar 11
  111. 111Order-Acting City Manager requested to inquire of Housing Authority and CEOC regarding Federal grant to subsidize rentals paid by elderly for private accommodations (Mahoney) [margin note: See # 184]Mar 11
  112. 112Order-Acting City Manager requested to confer with MBTA with a view to improving bus service on Cambridge St. particularly on Sunday mornings (Vellucci) [margin note: See # 238]Mar 11
  113. 113Order-Acting City Manager requested to direct City Electrician to proceed with necessary street lighting in Brookline-Elm St. area (Mahoney)Mar 11
  114. 114Order-Acting City Manager requested to direct Supt. of Recreation to place markers indicating distances of ½ mile on fence surrounding Fresh Pond (Mayor Sullivan)Mar 11
  115. 115Order-Acting City Manager requested to have a survey made of retail merchants and business men in Harvard Square area to determine effects on their business of traffic pattern in Harvard Square (Ackermann)Mar 11
  116. 116Order-Acting City Manager requested to instruct City Solicitor to draw up necessary papers to grant an easement on City Land to Joseph Coughlin 777 Huron Ave.,Cambridge (Crane)Mar 11
  117. 117Order-Relative to the taking of land for the purpose of constructing the new Putnam-Thorndike School and order providing for sameMar 11
  118. 118Order-Relative to the taking of land for the purpose of constructing the new Houghton School and order providing for sameMar 11
  119. 119Placed on File-Comm. from the Acting City Manager information as requested relative to the Gore Street PlaygroundMar 18
  120. 120[See #409] Order-Requesting authorization to borrow $1,050,000.00 for the construction of the Gore Street and Alberico PlaygroundsMar 18
  121. 121Placed on File-Comm. from the Acting City Manager relative to the expenditure of funds under the 1968 Capital Improvement ProgramMar 18
  122. 122[See #183 #192] Order-Acting City Manager requested to confer with Planning Board, Citizens Advisory Committee and Traffic Director to consider construction of a new road in the Sherman Street area (Danehy)Mar 18
  123. 123[See #133] Order-Acting City Manager to request Architects of 3 new Schools to appear at Council meeting on Mar.25, 1968(Hayes)Mar 18
  124. 124[See #173] Placed on File-Comm. from Philip M. Cronin,City Solicitor, pursuant to City Council order of Feb.12, 1968 pertaining to procedure to put question of approval or disapproval of -Inner Belt on BallotMar 18
  125. 125Order-Acting City Manager requested to confer with officials of Harvard University relative to an underground garage and bus depot under the Harvard Yards (Vellucci)Mar 18
  126. 126Order-Acting City Manager to take steps to terminate lease of Porter Chevrolet Co. (Mahoney)Mar 18
  127. 127Placed on File-3 matters be placed on file a. Order-Appropriating the sum of $36,900.00 to Public Works Dept.,Chap.90,1968 Street Construction;said sum to be included in and made part of the 1968 Tax Levy b. Order-Appropriating the sum of $25,000 to Rehabilitation of Public Buildins Account;said sum to be included in and made part of the Tax Levy for 1968 c. Order-Appropriating the sum of $25,000 to the Rehabilitation of Public Buildings Account; said sum to be provided from in the Sale of City Land AccountMar 18
  128. 128Order-Loan creating a City Debt in the sum of $10,300,000.00 for the taking of land at the Houghton School amd Putnam-Thorndike School aites,etcMar 25
  129. 129OOrder-Preliminary appropriation in the sum of $200,000 to the Capital Improvement Program; said sum to be provided from available funds in the Sale of City Land AccountMar 25
  130. 130Order-Application for annuity of Mrs.Frances Pilualis, widow of Geogre Pilualis of the Public Works Dept. under the provisions of Chap.32,Sec. 95A of the Gen.Laws in the sum of $1200.00 per yearMar 25
  131. 131Order-Application of Mrs.Eleanor M.Quinn, widow of Hugh P. Quinn of the Fire Dept. for an annuity under the provisions of Chap.32,Sec.101 of the Gen.Laws in the sum of $1200.00 per yearMar 25
  132. 132Placed on File-Comm. from William H. Crooker,City Electrican, pertaining to City Council order of March 11, 1968 relative to makine street light improvements in the Brookline-Elm Street areaMar 25
  133. 133Placed on File-Comm. From Acting City Manager relative to school architectsMar 25
  134. 134m Placed on File-Comm. from Acting City Manager relative to to reports requested in City Council order of Mar.11,1968 pertaining to housing for the elderlyMar 25
  135. 135Order-Appropriating a sum not exceeding $800,000 to be used for the purpose of fixing the 1968 Tax RateMar 25
  136. 136Placed on File-Copy of an order adopted by the Cambridge School Committee on Mar.19,1968 deleting the sum of $300,000 for relocatable classrooms from the 1968 School Department budgetMar 25
  137. 137Placed on File-Copy of an order adopted by the Cambridge School Committee on Mar.19, 1968 changint the net amount for Schedule A-1, Permanent Employees fpom $7,305,492.79 to $6,980,492.79Mar 25
  138. 138Order-Acting City Manager requested to inform Council how much of the appropriation of $800,000 voted by the City Council on this will be used in fixing the 1968 Tax Rate the amount remaining and the amount available in the E & D account (Hayes)Mar 25
  139. 139Order-Acting City Manager requested to submit an order[?] appropriating $5,000 to improve street lighting in the Brookline-Elm Street area (Mahoney)Mar 25
  140. 140Order-Acting City Manager requested to direct City Solicitor to draft an ordinance forbidding the installation of billboards in Cambridge (Vellucci) [margin note: See #267]Mar 25
  141. 141Order-Acting City Manager requested to direct Sewer Dept. to install a catch basin at the corner of Third and Otis Sts. (Vellucci)Mar 25
  142. 142Report-Finance ought to pass annual budgetMar 25
  143. 143Report-Pass Water Dept. Budget for 1968Mar 25
  144. 144Order-Acting City Manager to report on Mar.25,1968 what decision has been reached on request to improve street lighting in the Brookline-Elm Street Areas (Mahoney)Mar 25
  145. 145Order-Acting City Manager requested to obtain a report from Commissioner of Health,Hospitals and Welfare the number,if any, of Cambridge residents refused admission to City Hospital since Jan.1,1968Mar 25
  146. 146Order-Acting City Manager requested to direct Planning Board to survey land owned by the City in the rear of the Sancta Maria Hospital with a view towards the development of a playground in that areaMar 25
  147. 147Order-Comm. from Philip M. Cronin, City Solicitor, dated Mar. 29, 1968 enclosing proposed bill for the Legislature pertaining to fees for licenses of Hackney Carriages in the City of Cambridge and requesting favorable consideration of this matterApr 1
  148. 148Order-Appropriating the sum of $37,317.22 to the Cambridge Public Library,Schedule A-1,Permanent Employees;said sum to be provided from available funds in State Grant-Aid for Free Public LibrariesApr 1
  149. 149Order-Appropriating the sum of $125.00 to the Law Dept. for reimbursement under prov. of G.L.,Chap.41,Sect.100-A;said sum to be provided by transfer from the Reserve FundApr 1
  150. 150Order-Appropriating the sum of $180.00 to the Law Dept. for reimbursement under prov.of G.L.,Chap.41,Sec. 100-A;said sum to provided by transfer from the Reserve FundApr 1
  151. 151Order-Appropriating the sum of $2,000 to the Police Dept., Schedule B-2,Postage;said sum to be provided transfer from Parking Meter ReceiptsApr 1
  152. 152Order-Appropriating the sum of $1,400 to the Police Dept., Schedule D-1;said sum to be provided by transfer from Parking ReceiptsApr 1
  153. 153Order-Appropiating the sum of $36,900 to Public Works,Chap.90 Street Construction;said sum to be provided by appropriation from NON-Revenue Highway Constr. Chap. no.679-1965,Sec.5Apr 1
  154. 154Order-Appropriating the sum of $5,000 to Maturing Debt-Daniel White Charity Fund;said sum to be provided by appropriation from Free Cash in the Surplus Revenue Account (E&D)Apr 1
  155. 155Order-Appropriating the sum of $5,000 to the Electrical Dept. Schedule S.L.(Street Lighting);said sum to be provided by appropriation from Free Cash in the Surplus Revenue Account (E&D)Apr 1
  156. 156Order-Requesting the City Council to accept donation of $5.00 from Lt.Col.T.J.Ferguson to be used as gift for serviceman in VietnamApr 1
  157. 157Order-requesting a departmental transfer in the Police Dept. in the sum of $2,000.00; from Schedule A-1,Permanent Employees to Schedule B-14,Moter Vehicle,Repairs and CareApr 1
  158. 158Order-Acting City Manager requested to direct City Engineer to report on condition of Catch Basins in lower East Cambridge area (Vellucci) [margin note: See #193]Apr 1
  159. 159Order-Acting City Manager requested to appropriate $500 for information leading to apprehension and conviction of the person responsible for the death of Linda Spence Marshall on March 26, 1968 (Mayor Sullivan)Apr 1
  160. 160Order-Acting City Manager requested to submit a status report of discussions with Chief of Police relative to establishment of a Woman School Crossin Patrol and/or the use of Meter Maids (Hayes)Apr 1
  161. 161Order-Acting City Manager requested to employ crews on a 24 hour basis to clean streets prior to Easter holiday season (Hayes)Apr 1
  162. 162Order-City Manager requested to submit to City Council a loan order to pay for proposed construction of the Russell School (Ackermann)Apr 1
  163. 163Order-City Manager requested to ask Planning Board and Dept. of Recreation to investigate locations for at least two suitable areas for use as tot-lots on the northerly side of Mass. Ave. heading in a northwesterly direction between Porter Sq. and Alewife Brook Parkway (Danehy)Apr 1
  164. 164Order-Acting City Manager requested to cause a study to be made of possibilities of installing portable swimming pools in various sections of the city (Vellucci)Apr 1
  165. 165Order-Acting City Manager requested to confer with Director of Housing in Cambridge to provide temporary housing for family left homeless because of recent Erie St. fire (Vellucci)Apr 1
  166. 166Order-Acting City Manager requested to submit to Council a proposal for informing all landlords of the laws of the Commonwealth requiring the installation of appropriateApr 1
  167. 167Order-Acting City Manager requested to prepare a plan for advertising and enforcing sanitary and building codes for all apartments dwellings in the City of Cambridge (Ackermann) [margin note: see #190]Apr 1
  168. 168Order-Acting City Manager requested to increase by 25 the number of Cambridge Policemen (Goldberg)Apr 1
  169. 169Order-Acting City Manager requested to take steps to remedy conditions existing in property owned by Joseph Raduano at 7-11 Centre St., Cambridge (Wheeler)Apr 1
  170. 170Placed on File-Reports from the Cambridge Economic Opportunity Committee, Inc. and the Cambridge Housing Authority as requested by City Council order of Mar. 11, 1968Apr 1
  171. 171Order-Appropriating the sum of $5,000.00 to Executive Dept., Schedule F,Cambridge Redevelopment Authority,Central Sq. said sum to be provided by appropriation from available funds in the Surplus Revenue Account (E & D)Apr 15
  172. 172Resolution-Proposed By City Council concerning Filing of Feasibility survey Application for Central Sq. areaApr 15
  173. 173Placed on File-Comm. from Charles P.Whitlock,Assit. to the President for Civic Governmental Relations,Harvard University pursuant to City Council order of Mar.18,1968 relative to an undergound garage and bus depot under the Harvard Yards in Harvard SquareApr 15
  174. 174Order-Appropriating the sum of $300 to the Law Dept. for reimbursement under provisions of General Laws, Chap. 41, Sec. 100-A;said sum to be provided by transfer from the Reserve FundApr 15
  175. 175Order-Requesting sundry departmental transfers in the Recreation Department in the total sum of $680.00Apr 15
  176. 176Order-Requesting sundry departmental transfers in the Public Works Dept. in the total sum of $17,500.00Apr 15
  177. 177Order-Appropriating the sum of $1,975.00 to the Public Works Department,Cemetery Embellishment Account; said sum to be provided by appropriation from Sale of GravesApr 15
  178. 178Order-Appropriating the sum of $27,176.34 to Public Works Dept. Sidewalk construction Account;said sum to be provided by appropriation of $15,000.82 from revenue received from Repairs to Water Cuts and $12,175.52 from revenue received from Sidwalk AssessmentsApr 15
  179. 179Placed on File-Tax Rate Message for the year 1968Apr 15
  180. 180Four Communications from the Redevelopment Authority pertainingApr 15
  181. 181Memorandum of Explanation from Justin Gray,Relative to a special act authorizing the City of Cambridge to make relocation payments for moving costsApr 15
  182. 182Order-Accepting a gift of $150.00 from the Cambridge School Volunteer Project to be used as prize money for a contest of the School Library DepartmentApr 15
  183. 183Placed on File-Comm. from Alan McClennen,Planning Director pursuant to Council order of March 18, 1968 relative to the Sherman Street OverpassApr 15
  184. 184Placed on File-Comm. from Acting City Manager with reference to Item 5 of the Agenda stating that Mr. Flaksman will be unable to attend the meeting on April 15, 1968 and request that said matter be postponed until April 22, 1968Apr 15
  185. 185Placed on File-Comm. from Acting City Manager advising the City Council that a report has been received from the Legislative Agent A.John Serino to the effect that House Bill 1847 having to do with the salary of the City Manager was adversely reported out by the House and that a debate on this bill will probably take place on the House floor next weekApr 15
  186. 186Resolution approved-Comm. from Daniel F. Burns, Executive Director,Cambridge Housing Authority relative to a concrete proposal which they believe will be of benefit to the City and the Authority and a suggested resolution for consideration by the City CouncilApr 15
  187. 187Order-Requesting a change in the accounts of the City Council From Schedule F-1 to Schedule F-12-National Search for a City ManagerApr 15
  188. 188Order-Appropriating the sum of $250.00 to Patriot's Day Celebrations; said sum to be provided by transfer from the reserve FundApr 15
  189. 189Application of Mrs. Stella Shuman, widow of Charles Shuman, former employee of Water Dept. for an annuity in the sum of $1200 per year under provisions of Chap. 32, Sec. 95AApr 15
  190. 190Placed on FileComm. from Acting City Manager relative to several orders passed by the City Council under date of Apr. 1, 1968, re:action to be taken by the City to enforce the provisions of the laws of the Commonwealth and the City as they might pertain to landlords in the City, the enforcement of the sanitary and building codes for all apartments and dwellings and for remedying conditions existing in the property owned by Mr. RaduaneApr 15
  191. 191Order-Appropriating the sum of $1,752.00 to the Fire Dept., Schedule B-22, Medical;said sum to be provided by transfer from the Reserve FundApr 15
  192. 192Placed on File-Comm. from Lee J. Cusick,General Manager of MBTA and one from Robert E. Rudolph, Director of Traffic and Parking pursuant to Council order of Mar.18, 1968, re:Sherman Street OverpassApr 15
  193. 193Placed on File-Comm. from Joseph P. Carney, Acting City Engineer pursuant to a recent City Council inquiry concerning catch basinsApr 15
  194. 194Order-Acting City Manager requested to direct Traffic Director to correct a dangerous pedestrian crossing at the intersection of Dover St. and Mass. Ave. opposite St. John's Church (Mayor Sullivan)Apr 15
  195. 195Order-Acting City Manager requested to conduct a crash program to paint and restore all crosswalks and to employ additional help, if necessary (Mayor Sullivan)Apr 15
  196. 196Order-Acting City Manager requested to confer with Supt. of Schools and Supt. of School Buildings to provide for a clean-up of all school playgrounds throughout the city (Mayor Sullivan)Apr 15
  197. 197Order-Acting City Manager requested to allow those employees who can be spared time off from twelve noon on Friday, April 12, 1968 (Goldberg)Apr 15
  198. 198Order-Acting City Manager to employ a crew of young men during the summer to keep the neighborhoods clean and free from debris project to be know as "Operation Neighborhood Clean" (Vellucci)Apr 15
  199. 199Order-Acting City Manager requested to organize a roving crew of young temporary employees know as "Playground Clean-Up Crew" to keep tot-lots etc. clean during the entire summer (Vellucci)Apr 15
  200. 200Order-Acting City Manager requested to direct all responsible departments to cooperatively set up a program of city wide neighborhood "water sprinkler-or shower" for the children during the summer months (Vellucci)Apr 15
  201. 201Order-Acting City Manager requested to instruct Assistant to Manager for Planning Development to take steps to make application for participation by Camb. in the HUD sponsored programApr 15
  202. 202Order-Acting City Manager requested to instruct Supt. of Recreation to restore missing basketball facilities at Dana Park (Mahoney)Apr 15
  203. 203Order-Acting City Manager requested to resurface Esten St. (Mayor Sullivan)Apr 15
  204. 204Order-Acting City Manager requested to inform Redevelopment Authority to take steps to apply for Federal funds for a feasibility study of the West Cambridge Development Project (Mahoney)Apr 15
  205. 205Order-Acting City Manager requested to pay members of the Police Dept. overtime pay at the rate of 1½ times their regular pay for the tours of duty performed by them during the past entire week (Vellucci)Apr 15
  206. 206Order-Requesting a departmental transfer in the Recreation Department in the sum of $1,800.00;from Schedule F-7, Permanent Employees to Schedule F-9,Special Project-April 19th-Painting fences, apparatus on varios playgrounds(MIT)Apr 22
  207. 207Order-Appropriating the sum of $300.00 to Clerk of Committees Schedule D-1, Office Supplies; said sum to be provided by transfer from the Reserve FundApr 22
  208. 208Application from Mrs. Margaret A. Black, widow of Charles J. Black former employee of Public Works Dept. for an annuity under the probisions of Section 95A of Chapter 32 of the General LawsApr 22
  209. 209Order-in response to request relative to finding suitable space for the portable school buildings for the Houghton School [See #244]Apr 22
  210. 210Order-Acting City Manager requested to burnish entire City Council with a copy of the ordinance creating the Department of Health, Hospitals and Welfare (Danehy) [See #240]Apr 22
  211. 211Order-Acting City Manager requested to furnish members of the City Council a complete resume of background and training of Dr. James B. Hartgering (Danehy) [See #239]Apr 22
  212. 212Order-Acting City Manager requested to set up and coordinate a seminar sometime during the Month of May of all agencies that supply aid to our senior citizens (Mahoney) [See #268]Apr 22
  213. 213Order-Acting City Manager requested to confer with Chief of Police to determine if a program can be established whereby a limited number of officers now in the Police Dept. may attend college, etc. (Mahoney)Apr 22
  214. 214Order-Acting City Manager to confer with Housing Authority to determine possibility of acquisition of land used for the North Cambridge Car Barns for public housing (Danehy)Apr 22
  215. 215Order-Acting City Manager requested to ask architects designing Putnam-Thorndike School to draw up plans for development of Ahern Field (Vellucci)Apr 22
  216. 216Order-Acting City Manager requested to ask architects designing Russell School to draw up plans for development of Callanan Field (Ackermann)Apr 22
  217. 217Order-Acting City Manager requested to direct Chief of Police to submit a full report of the recent shooting of an alleged thief in the Harvard Square area (Ackermann)Apr 22
  218. 218Order-Acting City Manager to take steps to implement the amendments to the General Ordinances relative to the licensing, leashing and care of dogs (Vellucci)Apr 22
  219. 219Order-Acting City Manager to direct City Solicitor to secure a deed from John T. Spinelli for a one-foot strip of land abutting Normandy Terrace (Hayes)Apr 22
  220. 220Order-Acting City Manager requested to investigate solid waste disposal system (Mahoney)Apr 22
  221. 221Order-Appropriating the sum of $10,000 to the Law Dept. for under the provisions of General Laws, Chap. 41, Sec. 100-A said sum to be provided from the Reserve FundApr 29
  222. 222Order-Requesting a departmental transfer in the Traffic Dept. in the sum of $276.12;from Schedule A-2,Temporary Employees to Schedule F-11,CompensationApr 29
  223. 223Order-Requesting sundry departmental transfers in the Executive Department in total sum of $172.03Apr 29
  224. 224Order-Requesting departmental transfer in the City Infirmary in the sum of $206.37; from Schedule A-1,Permanent Employees to Schedule D-18, Bedding and LinenApr 29
  225. 225Order-Appropriating the sum of $700.00 to the Mayor's Office Schedule F-1,Mayor's Committee on Summer Employment;said sum to be provided by transfer from the Reserve FundApr 29
  226. 226Order-Appropriating the sum of $7,500.00 to the Law Dept. for reimbursement under prov. of G.L., Chap. 41, Sec. 100-A; said sum to be provided by transfer from the Reserve FundApr 29
  227. 227Order-Appropriating the sum of $2,000 to the Law Dept. for reimbursement under provisions of General Lwas , Chapter 41 Sec. 100-A; said sum to be provided by transfer from the Reserve FundApr 29
  228. 228Order-Four orders for salary adjustmentsApr 29
  229. 229Order-Workable ProgramApr 29
  230. 230Order-Acting City Manager to direct Acting Commissioner of Public Works to clean Mass. Ave. from Porter Sq. to the Alewife Brook Parkway (Danehy)Apr 29
  231. 231Order-Acting City Manager requested to direct Acting Comm. of Public Works to clean City Stables and area adjacent (Danehy)Apr 29
  232. 232Order-Acting City Manager requested to direct City Solicitor to take legal action for the removal of abandoned trucks and other debris on private property in the rear of City Stables on Raymond St. (Danehy)Apr 29
  233. 233Order-Acting City Manager requested to survey Corcoran Park at Raymond St. to consider improvements (Danehy)Apr 29
  234. 234Order-Acting City Manager requested to inform Council of action taken relative to construction of two shelters for the use of MBTA commuters at Mass. Ave. at Gladstone St. and Between Columbus Ave. and Magoun St. (Danehy)Apr 29
  235. 235Order-City Manager requested to instruct Traffic Director to replace barrier recently removed from bottom of Lakeview Ave. (Mayor Sullivan)Apr 29
  236. 236Order-Acting City Manager to confer with Chief of Police et als to arrange a demonstration of the Canine Corps in conjunction with the bicycle safety contest on May 18 to May 25, 1968 (Wheeler)Apr 29
  237. 237Order-Council goes on recors favoring consideration and favorable action by the Great and General Court of special legislation authorizing the City of Cambridge to make relocation payments for moving costsApr 29
  238. 238Placed on File-Comm. from Acting City Manager relative to City Council order of Mar.11,1968, re:increasing the bus service on Cambridge St. between Harvard and Lechmere Sqs.Apr 29
  239. 239Placed on File-Comm. from Acting City Manager a resume on Dr. James B. Hartgering,Commissioner of Health,Hospitals and WelfareApr 29
  240. 240Placed on File-Comm. from Acting City Manager copy of Ordinance on the Department of Health, Hospitals and Welfare as requested in City Council order of April 22, 1968Apr 29
  241. 241Order-Acting City Manager to submit an appropriation for housing of students of Houghton School during construction of new Martin Luther King School (Ackermann)Apr 29
  242. 242Order-Acting City Manager requested to instruct Supt. of Water Dept. to repair water gate at 32 Suffolk St.Apr 29
  243. 243Placed on File-Comm. from Mrs. Ellen Feingold, Community Development Section of the City Manager's Office relative to Model Cities Appropriation before CongressApr 29
  244. 244Placed on File-Comm. from Philip M. Cronin, City Solicitor relative to an opinion on Longfellow ParkApr 29
  245. 245Report-On availabe sites for portable classrooms for the Houghton SchoolMay 6
  246. 246Order-Requesting a departmental transfer in the Engineering Dept. in the sum of $20.00; from Schedule B-29, Services not otherwise coded to Schedule B-35, Fees.May 6
  247. 247Order-Requesting a departmental transfer in the Police Dept. in the sum of $400.00; from Schedule A-1, Permanent Employees, to Schedule D-16, Supplies not otherwise codedMay 6
  248. 248Order-Pertaining to Preparation of Feasibility Survey Application--Alewife Brook Park Development AreaMay 6
  249. 249Order-Acting City Manager requested to take steps to restore observance of our speed laws (Mahoney)May 6
  250. 250Order-Acting City Manager requested to instruct Traffic Director to restore Little Common to its condition prior to traffic experiment around Common (Mahoney)May 6
  251. 251Order-Acting City Manager to inform Council by May 13, 1968 what steps have been taken to solve problem of proposed incinerator (Mahoney)May 6
  252. 252Order-Acting City Manager requested to confer with Chief of Police et als relative to enforcement of jaywalking law (Wheeler) [margin note: See # 237]May 6
  253. 253Order-Acting City Manager requested undertake a program of establishing 10 summer drop-in centers for teenagers in various parts of Cambridge (Ackermann)May 6
  254. 254Order-Acting City Manager requested to confer with Mayor's Committee on Summer Employment with a view to making additional temporary jobs available in the various city depts. (Ackermann)May 6
  255. 255Order-Acting City Manager requested to direct Traffic Director to replace pedestrian lights at Churchill Ave. (Danehy)May 6
  256. 256Order-Acting City Manager requested to direct Traffic Director install a pedestrian light system at Mass. Ave. and Cameron Ave. (Danehy)May 6
  257. 257Order-Acting City Manager requested to direct City Solicitor to prepare lefislation to direct MDC to install a pedestrian light system at the intersection of Huron Ave. and Fresh Pond Parkway (Danehy)May 6
  258. 258Order-Appropriating the sum of $21,000 to Non Revenue-Gore-Street-Alberico Playgrounds; said sum to be provided by appropriation from available funds in the Sale of City Land Account [margin: See #307 See # 410]May 13
  259. 259Order-Requesting a departmental transfer in the Police Dept. in the sum of $469.75; from Schedule A-1, Permanent Employees to Schedule B-29, Services not otherwise codedMay 13
  260. 260Order-Appropriating the sum of $94.00 to the Law Dept. for reimbursement under the provisions of General Laws, Sec. 100-A, Chap. 41; said sum to be provided by transfer from the Reserve FundMay 13
  261. 261Order-Requesting a departmental transfer in the Health Dept. in the sum of $200.00; from Schedule A-1, Permanent Employees to Schedule D-8, Laundry & CleaningMay 13
  262. 262Order-Requesting a departmental transfer in the Assessing Dept. in the sum of $190.00; from Schedule D-11, Motor Vehicle to Schedule D-17, Motor Vehicle PartsMay 13
  263. 263Order-Comm. from Charles A. Watson Purchasing Agent relative to donation received from Chief of Police in the amount $300.00 from officers and men of the Cambridge Police Dept. to be used for purchase of special equipment for the "Judo Team"May 13
  264. 264Order-Requesting Council approval of acceptance by the City of Cambridge of $65.00 from the Harry Futterman Fund, Inc. to be used for the Cambridge Public Library's lending collection of musical recording in CambridgeMay 13
  265. 265Order-Requesting Council approval of gift of $46.00 from Jonathan Kozol of 19 Holoke St., Boston for use at the Cambridge Public Library for suppliesMay 13
  266. 266Placed on File-Comm. from Martin F. Nolan, City Auditor, relative to amount of money available in the E & D AccountMay 13
  267. 267Placed on File-Comm. from Philip M. Cronin, City Solicitor, pertaining to Council order of March 25, 1968 relative to matter of billboardsMay 13
  268. 268Placed on File-Comm. from City Manager relative to City Council order of April 22, 1968 relative to seminar dealing with services available to our senior citizensMay 13
  269. 269Order-Acting City Manager requested to direct City Electrician to improve lighting in Haggerty School area and Chief of Police to keep these areas under constant surveillance (Goldberg) [margin: See #303]May 13
  270. 270Placed on File-Comm. from Acting City Manager relative to steps taken to solve the critical problem of the proposed incinerator for the City of CambridgeMay 13
  271. 271Order-Acting City Manager requested to direct Traffic Director to eliminate heavy trucks which presently use Windsor and Cambridge Streets (Vellucci)May 13
  272. 272Order-Acting City Manager requested to clean stone marker dedicated to Gen. Thaddeus Kosciuszko (Vellucci)May 13
  273. 273Order-Acting City Manager requested to direct Traffic Director to install a traffic control light at the intersection of Hurley and Fifth Streets (Vellucci)May 13
  274. 274Order-Acting City Manager requested to direct Traffic Director to install a traffic control light at the intersection of Columbia and Washington Streets (Vellucci)May 13
  275. 275Order-Acting City Manager requested to direct City Electrician to install a new light at 17-19 Portsmouth St. (Vellucci)May 13
  276. 276Placed on File-Public Safety and Service File report of Library Board in location of a branchMay 13
  277. 277Report-To City Manager Library Trustees report on branch library Central SquareMay 13
  278. 278Order-Appropriating the sum of $28,000 to Traffic and Parking Dept.,Schedule F-8, Parking Meters; said sum to be provided by appropriation from available funds in the Parking Meter Receipts AccountMay 20
  279. 279Order-Acting City Manager requested to direct City Solicitor to rule on duties and powers of Chairman of Committee on Public Safety and Service (Danehy)May 20
  280. 280Order-City Manager to present to the City Council a proposal to establish a Department of Public Relation and Complaints (Ackermann and Wheeler) [margin: See # 340]May 20
  281. 281Order-Acting City Manager requested to confer with Mass. Commission on Aging in order to include Cambridge in the Program for a hot lunch program for the elderly (Mahoney)May 20
  282. 282Report-Referred to City Manager for reports of costs etc.May 20
  283. 283Order-Approval application for an annuity under the provisions of Chapter 32, Section 95A of the General Laws from Mrs. Alice T, Hughes, widow of John J. Hughes, former employee of the Public Works Dept. at an annual rate of $1,200.00May 20
  284. 284Resolution-1967 State Urban Renewal Assistance Grant Payment, Wellington-Harrington Urban Renewal Area Project No. Mass. R-108:May 20
  285. 285Order-Appropriating $20,000 to Recreation-Playgrounds, Schedule F-10, Tenn-Age Center; said sum to be provided by appropriation from available funds in the Surplus Revenue Account (E & D)May 20
  286. 286Placed on File-Comm. from the Acting City Manager notifying the City Council that a telegram has been received from Dwight F. Rettie, Department of Housing and Urban Development, Washington, D.C. stating that an Open Space Grant of $470,752.00 has been approved for the City of Cambridge OSA-37May 20
  287. 287Placed on File-Comm. from the Acting City Manager relative to City Council order of May 6, 1968 pertaining to the enforcement of the Jaywalking LawMay 20
  288. 288Order-Acting City Manager and Acting Chief of Police requested to set up a mandatory course at some university for police officers at all levels (Ackermann and Wheeler)May 20
  289. 289Order-Acting City Manager requested to have an investigation made of the disappearance of brick sidewalks in the East Cambridge Area (Vellucci) [margin: see #379]May 20
  290. 290Order-Acting City Manager requested to direct Traffic Director to Close Warren St. on June 22, 1968 from 5:00 to 12:00P.M. for a Fun-Fest and Dance (Vellucci)May 20
  291. 291Order-Acting City Manager requested to direct City Electrician to increase lighting on Market St. between Elm and Columbia Sts. (Vellucci)May 20
  292. 292Order-City Manager requested to submit a report to the City Council within two weeks on steps taken by the Police and Fire Departments to find young recruits from ethnic groups (Ackermann) [margin: See #323 #324]May 20
  293. 293Order-Acting City Manager requested to take note of bill just enacted by the General Court providing that "any tenant in a project operated by a Housing Authority shall be eligible for election or appointment to said Housing Authority (Mahoney) [margin: see [?]]May 20
  294. 294Order-Application for annuity of Mrs. Ann McKenna, widow of Daniel A. McKenna a former employee of the Public Works Dept. under the provisions of Chap.32, Sec. 95A of the Gen. Laws- $1200 per yearMay 27
  295. 295Order-Appropriating $1,000 to the Mayor's Office, Schedule B-44, Travel Outside the State; said sum to be provided by transfer from the Reserve FundMay 27
  296. 296Comm. from Robert F. Rowland, Executive Director of the Cambridge Redevelopment Authority relative to availability of Federal funds for Feasibility Survey, Alewife Brook Park Development Area [margin: See #321]May 27
  297. 297Order-Requesting a departmental transfer in the City HospitalMay 27
  298. 298Order-Appropriating the sum of $1618 to the Law Dept. for reimbursement under the provisions of Gen. Laws, Chap.41 Sec. 100-A; said sum to be provided by transfer from the Reserve FundMay 27
  299. 299Order-Appropriating the sum of $1500 to the Law Dept. for reimbursement under the provisions of Gen. Laws, Chap.41, Sec.100-A; said sum to be provided from the Reserve Fund by transferMay 27
  300. 300Order-Appropriating the sum of $1,316.03 to the Law Dept. for reimbursement under prov. of Gen. Laws Chap.41,Sec.100-A; said sum to be provided by transfer from the Reserve FundMay 27
  301. 301Order-Requesting a departmental transfer in the Traffic Dept. in the sum of $100.00; from Schedule A-1,Permanent Employees to Schedule B-22,MedicalMay 27
  302. 302Placed on File-Comm. from Philip M. Cronin, City Solicitor relative to appropriation for the Gore Street-Alberico PlaygroundMay 27
  303. 303Placed on File-Comm. from William H. Crocker,City Electrician pursuant to Council order of May 13, 1968, re:lighting the Haggerty School area and schoolyardMay 27
  304. 304Orders-Relative to salary increasesMay 27
  305. 305Placed on File-Comm. from The U.A.W.A. Local 1 relative to' salariesMay 27
  306. 306Placed on File-3 matters a. A copy of the 1968 Cherry Sheet b. School Committee requesting the deletion of an appropriation of $300,000.00 for Relocatable Classrooms from the 1968 School Department Budget c. Comm. from James B. Hartgering,M.D.,Commissioner of Health,Hospitals and Welfare pursuant to Council order of Mar.25,1968 re:number of Cambridge residents refused admission to Cambridge City Hospital sinee Jan.1,1968May 27
  307. 307Order-Acting City Manager requested to direct departments concerned to take immediate action to provide for payment of personnel of the Fire Dept. for overtime during emergencies on Jan. 7 and Apr. 9, 1968 (Mayor Sullivan)May 27
  308. 308Order-Acting City Manager requested to confer with Redevelopment Authority to ascertain cost of extending present Harvard Square study to incorporate a study of the subway extension from Harvard Square to Alewife Brook (Hayes)May 27
  309. 309Order-Acting City Manager to grant time off to all employees who can be spared on May 31 and July 5, 1968 (Mayor Sullivan)May 27
  310. 310Order-Acting City Manager requested to confer with Supt. of Recreation relative to a program to provide that the recreational facilities in the Playgrounds will be available for use (Hayes)May 27
  311. 311Order-Acting City Manager requested to report to City Council on May 27,1968 what steps he has taken to restore leased portion of Callanan Field to the City (Mahoney) See # 320May 27
  312. 312Order-Acting City Manager requested to report to Council on May 27,1968 what steps he has taken to plan a massive drive to "Make and Keep Cambridge Safe" (Mahoney)May 27
  313. 313Order-Acting City Manager requested to confer with Supt. of Schools to determine procedure followed by schools in the event of a fire (Danehy)May 27
  314. 314Order-Acting City Manager requested to direct Commissioner of Public Works to repave Richardson St. and Norfolk Court (Goldberg)May 27
  315. 315Order-Requesting sundry departmental transfers in the Welfare Department in the total sum of $70,000.00Jun 3
  316. 316Order-Appropriating the sum of $127.16 to the Law Dept. for reimbursemant under provisions of General Laws , Sec. 100-A, Chap. 41; said sum to be provided by transfer from the Reserve FundJun 3
  317. 317Order-Appropriating the sum of $50 to the Law Dept. for reimbursement under the provisions of Gen. Laws, Chap. 41, Sec. 100-A; said sum to be provided by transfer from the Reserve FundJun 3
  318. 318Order-Appropriating the sum of $100.00 to the Executive Dept. Schedule B-22, Medical; said sum to be provided by appropriation from available funds in the Reserve FundJun 3
  319. 319Placed on File-Comm. from Acting City Manager pursuant to Council order of May 27, 1968 relative to re-habilitation of the so-called Raymond Street Playground See # 339Jun 3
  320. 320Placed on File-Comm. from Acting City Manager pursuant to City Council order of May 27, 1968 relating to the termination of a lease of a portion of Callanan FieldJun 3
  321. 321Placed on File-Comm. from Acting City Manager pursuant to Council order of May 27,1968 requesting an appropriation of $25,000 for the planning and programming of urban renewal development activities in the Alewife Brook areaJun 3
  322. 322Order-Providing for salary increases in certain positions in the Auditing, Engineering, Electrical and Water departments [handwritten: See # 328]Jun 3
  323. 323Placed on File-Comm. from James F. Reagan, Actin Chief of Police, pursuant to City Council order regarding the recruitment of future police officers from various ethnic groupsJun 3
  324. 324Placed on File-Comm. from William J. Cremins, Chief of the Fire Department pursuant to City Council order regarding recruitment from ethmic groupsJun 3
  325. 325Order-Acting City Manager requested to direct City Electrician to consult with executives of Camb. Gas & Elect. Light Co. to determine cause of street lighting failure in Mt.Auburn district (Danehy) [handwritten: See # 380]Jun 3
  326. 326Order-Acting City Manager requested to direct Traffic Director to close Winter St. and Fifth St. on June 29, 1968 for a block party (Vellucci)Jun 3
  327. 327Order-Acting City Manager requested to commence work at once on Costa-Lopez Playground (Vellucci)Jun 3
  328. 328Order-Amending order adopted on June 3, 1968 providing salary increases in certain departments by adding an additional classification in the Electrical Department C-372f Signal MaintainerJun 10
  329. 329Order-Requesting a departmental transfer in the Police Dept. in the sum of $500.00 from Schedule A-1, Permanent Employees to Schedule D-16, Supplies not otherwise codedJun 10
  330. 330Order-Requesting sundry departmental transfers in the Public Works Department in the total sum of $181,000.00Jun 10
  331. 331Order-Appropriating the sum of $147.16 to the Law Dept. for reimbursement under provisions of Gen. Laws, Chap. 41,Sec. 100-A; said sum to be probided by transfer from the Reserve FundJun 10
  332. 332Order-Appropriating the sum of $300.00 to the Law Dept. for reimbursement under the provisions of Gen. Laws, Chap. 41, Sec. 100-A; said sum to be provided by transfer from the Reserve FundJun 10
  333. 333Order-Appropriating the sum of $100.00 to Board of Assessors Schedule C-9, Office Equipment; said sum to be provided by transfer from the Reserve FundJun 10
  334. 334Order-Requesting a transfer in the sum of $100,000 from City Hospital, Schedule A-1, to Executive Dept.,Schedule F-14, Relocatable ClassroomsJun 10
  335. 335Order-Appropriating the sum of $320,000 to the Executive Dept., Schedule F-16, Landtaking for the new school projects said sum to provided by appropriation from funds available in the Sale of City Land AccountJun 10
  336. 336Order-Taking of real estate for Martin Luther King School under the provisions of Gen. Laws Chap. 79, Sec. 1 in accordance with form submittedJun 10
  337. 337Order-Taking of real estate for the Putnam-Thorndike School under the provisions of Gen. Laws, Chap. 79, Sec. 1 in accordance with form submittedJun 10
  338. 338Order-Comm. from Cambridge Fire Fighters Local No. 30 I.A.F.F. A.F. of L.-C.I.O. urging the City Council to take favorable action on Chapter 100 of the Acts of 1968 pertaining to the payment of Group Insurance PremiumsJun 10
  339. 339Placed on File-Comm. from Acting City Manager notifying the City Council that Justin Gray, Assistant to the Manager for Community Development has not been involved in the plans for recreation at the Raymond Street PlaygroundJun 10
  340. 340Placed on File-Comm. from Acting City Manager deferring report on the establishment of a Department of Public Relations and Complaints due to the fact that sufficient information has not been received as yet on this matterJun 10
  341. 341Order-Acting City Manager requested to allow time off to employees who are delegates and Alternates to the State Conventions of the Veteran Organizations (Mayor Sullivan)Jun 10
  342. 342Order-ActingCity Manager requested to allow time off to employees who are delegates and alternates to the National Conventions of the Veteran organizations (Mayor Sullivan)Jun 10
  343. 343Order-Acting City Manager requested to consult with City Solicitor et als with a view to developing an effective system for removal of abandoned cars (Wheeler)Jun 10
  344. 344Order-ActingCGity Manager to confer with City Solicitor, Health Commissioner and Building Inspector and submit to Council an intensive program for following up all violations of City & State Health and Housing Codes in rental property in Cambridge (Ackermann)Jun 10
  345. 345Order-Acting City Manager requested to direct Chief of Police to take immediate action to prevent speeding on Sherman St. (Danehy)Jun 10
  346. 346Order-Acting City Manager requested to confer with MIT to determine whether or not Vassar St. could be used as the site of the fireworks display planned forJuly 4, 1968 (Vellucci)Jun 10
  347. 347Order-Cambridge Fire Fighters Local No.30 I.A.F.F.,A.F.ofL. C.I.O. requesting the City Council to accept the provisions of Chap.33, Acts of 1968, an Act further regulating vacations for police officers and fire fighters in certain cities and towns after twenty years of serviceJun 10
  348. 348Placed on File-Comm. from William H. McGinness, Clerk of Water Board stating that in the opinion of the Water Board the Fresh Pond Reservation, and more specifically Kingsley Park, is not a suitable place to hold the annual fire works displayJun 10
  349. 349Placed on File-Comm. from William H. McGinness, Clerk of the Water Board voted that the previous order of the Water Board prohibiting fishing in the Fresh Pond Reservoir be confirmedJun 10
  350. 350Placed on File-Comm. from Justin Gray, Assistant to the City Manager for Community Development relative to receipt of Urban Beautification Grant in the sum of $85,000.00Jun 10
  351. 351Order-Acting City Manager requested to direct Chief of Police and Chief of Fire Dept. to send recruiters to Cambridge High and Latin School to interest seniors in a career (Ackermann)Jun 10
  352. 352Order-Acting City Manager to take steps to rehabilitate Corporal Burns Playground (Ackermann)Jun 10
  353. 353Placed on File-Comm. from Cambridge Teachers Association requesting that the City Council accept permissive legislation pertaining to the payment of Group Insurance Premiums as contained in Chapter 100 of the Acts of 1968Jun 10
  354. 354Resolution-Gore Street-Alberico PlaygroundJun 18
  355. 355Order-City Manager requested to direct Planning Board to review Zoning Ordinance as it pertains to increased development of land for housing and other uses in Cambridge (Wheeler)Jun 24
  356. 356Order-Appropriating the sum of $215.00 to the Mayor's Office Schedule C-9, Office Equipment; said sum to be provided by transfer from the Reserve FundJun 24
  357. 357Order-Appropriating $3,000 to Auditing Department, Schedule A-2, Temporary Employees; said sum to be provided by appropriation from available funds in the Surplus Revenue Account (E&D)Jun 24
  358. 358Order-Requesting a departmental transfer in the Treasury Dept. in the sum of $100; from Schedule D-1, Office Supplies to Schedule B-44, Travel Outside the StateJun 24
  359. 359Order-Requesting a departmental transfer in the Auditing Dept. in the sum of $99.68, from Schedule B-1, Printing and Binding to Schedule B-44, Travel Outside the StateJun 24
  360. 360Order-Requesting a departmental transfer in the Assessing Dept. in the sum of $18.00; from Schedule D-1, Office Supplies to Schedule B-39, Services not otherwise codedJun 24
  361. 361Order-Requesting departmental transfer in the Veterans Services Dept. in the sum of $50.00;from Schedule C-9, Office Equipment to Schedule B-39, Services not otherwise codedJun 24
  362. 362Order-Requesting sundry departmental transfers in the Traffic Department in the total sum of $12,800.00Jun 24
  363. 363Order-Requesting a departmental transfer in the Veterans Benefits Dept. in the Sum of $100.00; from Schedule F-8 Veterans Benefits to Schedule D-16, Office SuppliesJun 24
  364. 364Resolution-Relating to the relocation payments in connection with the Putnam-Thormdike School and the Gore Street PlaygroundJun 24
  365. 365Order-Requesting a departmental transfer in the Budger-Personnel Dept. in the sum of $104.90; from Schedule A-2 Temporary Employees to Schedule B-44, Travel Outside the StateJun 24
  366. 366Order-Comm. from Mayor Sullivan and Paul G. Cowles, Supt. of Recreation requesting appropriations in the sum of $32,956 and $35,000 respectively; said sums to used in connection with the Summer Youth Employment ProgramJun 24
  367. 367Order-Appropriating the sum of $40,000 to Recreation Dept., Playgrounds, Schedule F-10, Teen-Age Centers; said sum to be provided by appropriations from available funds in tje Surplus Revenue Account (E&D)Jun 24
  368. 368Order-Regarding conference relative to land in the New Street areaJun 24
  369. 369Order-Acting City Manager requested to grant all employees of the City who have served for twenty years a five week vacation, the same as granted the Police and Fire Depts. (Vellucci)Jun 24
  370. 370Placed on File-Order-Acting City Manager requested to instruct officials concerned with modernization of Raymond St. Playground to eliminate the use of large granite blocks (Danehy)Jun 24
  371. 371Order-Acting City Manager requested to direct Dr.J.B. Hartgering et als to appear at Council on May 6, 1968 to discuss operation of the Cambridge City Hospital (Danehy)Jun 24
  372. 372Order-Acting City Manager requested to direct Traffic Director to install pedestrian traffic lights on Western Ave. and River St. between Howard St. and Putnam Ave. (Ackermann)Jun 24
  373. 373Order-Acting City Manager requested to set up a meeting to discuss progress on requests of the Cambridge Black Community (Ackermann)Jun 24
  374. 374Order-Acting City Manager requested to take steps to enable City Council at its next Meeting to act upon state legislation which authorizes a city which accepts the act to appoint civilian parking control officers (Mahoney)Jun 24
  375. 375Order-Acting City Manager to take steps to hire male civilians aa school crossing guards to commence work in September 1968 (Mahoney)Jun 24
  376. 376Order-Acting City Manager requested to confer with Chief of Police relative to having patrol routes covered by foot patrolmen during the hours of darkness before and after midnight (Mahoney)Jun 24
  377. 377Order-City Council favors enactment of legislation granting additional compensation for police officers assigned to the training and use of police dogs (Danehy)Jun 24
  378. 378Orders-Relating to land taking by eminent domain in the Gore St. Playground and Alberico Playground areasJun 24
  379. 379Placed on File-Comm. from the Cambridge Redevelopment Authority dated June 11, 1968 pertaining to the disappearance of brick sidewalks in the East Cambridge areaJun 24
  380. 380Placed on File-Comm. from William H. Crocker, City Electrician pursuant to City Council order of June 3, 1968 relative street l lighting failures in the Mt. Auburn St. areaJun 24
  381. 381Order-Acting City Manager requested to instruct Traffic Director to install overhead sighn indicating speed limit on Western Ave. et al streets. (Mahoney)Jun 24
  382. 382Order-Acting City Manager to institute an increase in the surveillance of all major streets with a view towards further enforcing the speed laws (Danehy)Jun 24
  383. 383Order-Acting City Manager requested initiate proper action to provide a memorial to all Cambridge citizens who have given their lives in the Vietnam conflict (Danehy)Jun 24
  384. 384Order-Acting City Manager requested to direct Traffic Director to make Brattle St. from Mason St. to Brattle Sq. two-way (Danehy)Jun 24
  385. 385Order-Acting City Manager requested to submit a request a to transfer balance of City Council Account, Schedule D to the Surplus Revenue Account E & D (Danehy)Jun 24
  386. 386Order-Acting City Manager requested to take steps to have all tot-lots cleaned, reparied and maintained (Danehy)Jun 24
  387. 387Order-Acting City Manager requested to direct Assistant to the City Manager for Community Development to advise Council 6f the present staff copplement of his office,etc. (Danehy)Jun 24
  388. 388Order-ActingCCity Manager requested to direct Assistant to City Manager for Community Development to advise Council of plans for further development of the City (Danehy)Jun 24
  389. 389Order-City Manager requested to memorialize the junction of Cedar and Dudley Streets as Paul Theriault Square (Danehy)Jun 24
  390. 390Order-City Manager requested to increase Police Dept. by 25 and request an additional appropriation of $80,000 to accomplish same (Vellucci)Jun 24
  391. 391Order-Acting City Manager requested to grant time off, without loss of pay, to all employees who can be spared on July 5, 1968 (Mayor Sullivan)Jun 24
  392. 392Order-Acting City Manager requested to direct Director of Recreation to install a tot-lot area in Hoyt Field in memory of Willis Moore (Mahoney)Jun 24
  393. 393Order-Appropriating the sum of $32,960.00 to the Mayor's Office-Mayor's Summer Employment Committee; the same to be provided by appropriation from available funds in Public Health, Code A01, Permanent EmployeesJun 24
  394. 394Order-Appropriating the sum of $83,40 to the Law Dept. for reimbursement for Joseph H. Roberts,Cambridge Fire Dept. under the provisions of Gen. Laws, Sec. 100-A, Chap. 41; said sum to be provided from the Reserve FundJul 29
  395. 395Order-Appropriatint the sum of $127.16 to the Law Dept. for reimbursement under the provisions of Gen. Laws, Sec.100-A Chap. 41; said sum to be provided by transfer from the Reserve FundJul 29
  396. 396Order-Appropriating the sum of $1,180.50 to the Law Dept. for reimbursement under the provisions of Gen. Laws, Sec. 100-A Chap. 41; said sum to be provided by transfer from the Reserve FundJul 29
  397. 397Order-Appropriating the sum of $223.42 fo the Law Dept. for reimbursement under provisions of Gen. Laws, Sec. 100-A Chap. 41; siad sum to be provided by transfer for the Reserve FundJul 29
  398. 398Order-Appropriations to the Board of Assessors: a. $200.00 to Board of Assessors, Sched. C-9, Office Equipment;said sum to be provided by transfer from [?] the Reserve Fund b. $100.00 to Board of Assessors, Sched.D-11,Motor Vehicle Gas and Oil;said sum to be provided by transfer from the Reserve FundJul 29
  399. 399Order-Appropriating the sum of $1,500.00 to the City Treasurer's Office Sched. A-2, Temporary Employees; said sum to be provided by appropriation from available funds in the Surplus Revenue Account (E&D)Jul 29
  400. 400Order-Transfer in appropriation in the sum of $12,500.00 from Capital Improvement Account to Cambridge Redevelopment AuthorityJul 29
  401. 401Order-Transfer in appropriation in the sum of $400.00 from Recreation-Playgrounds,Sched. F-10,Teen Centers, to Recreation-Playgrounds, Petty Cash (Out-Reach Program)Jul 29
  402. 402Order-Transfer in appropriation in the sum of $30.00 from the Board of Assessors, Sched. B-49,Transportation,to Board of Assesors, Sched. B-39,Services not otherwise codedJul 29
  403. 403Order-Transfer in appropriations in the sum of $15,000.00 from Capital Improvements to Executive Department,Sched. F-16,Community Development, Inner Belt StudiesJul 29
  404. 404Order-Transfer in Appropriations in the sum of $50.00 from Police Dept. Sched.F-1,Bicycle Plates to Police Dept., Sched. D-8,Laundry & CleaningJul 29
  405. 405Order-Transfer in appropriations in the sum of $8,000.00 from Police Dept.Sched. A-1,Permanent Employees to Police Dept.Schedule B-14,Motor Vehicle,Repairs & Care($3,000.00) and Sched.D-17,Motor Vehicles,Parts ($5,000.00)Jul 29
  406. 406Order-Appropriating the sum of $111,650.97 to Highway Const. Chap.616,Sec.5,Acts of 1967;said sum to be provided by appropriation from available funds in the Highway Grant Chap.616,Sec.5,Acts of 1967 for Highway ImprovementsJul 29
  407. 407Order-Transfers in appropriations in the sums of $585.70 and $1,000.00 from Trafficeand Parking,Sched.E-2;Temporary Employees to Schedule F-11,Compensation and From Traffic and Parking,Sched.A-1,Permanent Employees, to Sched.A-3 Overtime respectivelyJul 29
  408. 408Order-Transfer in appropriation in the sum of $275 from from T.S.Traffic Signals to Electrical Dept.Sched.B-44 Travel Outside the StateJul 29
  409. 409See #412- Order-Loan appropriation in the sum of $1,050,000.00 for acquisition of land,relocation costs,preparation of sites and construction of the Gore St. and Alberico Playgrounds is rescindedJul 29
  410. 410Order-Order adopted May 13, 1968 appropriating the sum of $21,000.00 to Non-Revenue-Gore St. and Alberico Playgrounds from available funds in the Sale of City Land Account is rescindedJul 29
  411. 411Comm. from City Clerk transmitting copy of Chapter 493,Acts of the Year 1968, the same being "An Act authorizing the Licensing Commission of the City of Cambridge to prescribe the fees for Hackney Licenses in the said City"Jul 29
  412. 412Order-Loan for the sum of $1,050,000.00-Gore St. and Alberico PlaygroundsJul 29
  413. 413Order-Six transfers in appropriations in the Recreation Dept.Jul 29
  414. 414Order-Appropriating the sum of $300.00 to the Board of Assessors Sched. A-2, Temporary Employees; said sum to be provided by transfer from the Reserve FundJul 29
  415. 415Order-Creating A City Debt in the sum of $1,500,000. [$6,500.00 struck out] under authority of the Acts of 1948,Chapter 645 for the construction of the Russell SchoolJul 29
  416. 416Comm. from the City Clerk transmitting copy of Chapter 440, Acts of the year of 1968, the same being "An Act authorizing the City of Cambridge to pay actual moving costs for persons and business displaced by the acquisition of certain land by the said City"Jul 29
  417. 417Placed on File-Comm. from the City Clerk transmitting copy of Chapter 491,Acts of the year 1968, the same being "An Act Directing the Metropolitan District Commission to install pedestrian-controlled traffic signals at the intersection of Alewife Brook Parkway and Mass. Ave. in the City of CambridgeJul 29
  418. 418Order-"An Act authorizing the City of Cambridge to grant an annuity of $1200 to Minnie Eagleson, the widow of Horace Eagleson, a former employee of the Fire Dept.Jul 29
  419. 419Order-Appropriating the sum of $52.50 to the Executive Dept. Sched.B-22,Medical; said sum to be provided by transfer from the Reserve FundJul 29
  420. 420Order-Accepting Chapter 138, Acts of 1968Jul 29
  421. 421Order-Council favors a boycott of California grapes and requests City Manager not to be any for the city institutions (Ackermann)Jul 29
  422. 422Order-Employment opportunities to made available to veterans who return from military service in Vietnam (Danehy)Jul 29
  423. 423Order-Requesting a table of organization of the Police Dept.Jul 29
  424. 424Placed on File-Comm. from the City Manager stating that contract for portable school awarded to Assembled Homes, Inc.Jul 29
  425. 425Order-Bond Counsel to be classified as a special Municipal Employee-Conflict of Interest LawJul 29
  426. 426Placed on File-Comm. from the City Manager transmitting one from the Board of Election Commissioners stating that they will not be using the IBM Votomatic Machines in the September PrimariesJul 29
  427. 427Resolution-Authorizing the Execution of an Amendatory Contract for a Planning Grant for a Comprehensive City Demonstration ProgramAug 19
  428. 428Comm. from Robert A. Bowyer of the Community Development Section of the City Manager's Office relative to Revised City Council Resolution for Development Funds-Gore St. and Alberico Playgrounds [handwritten: See #438]Aug 19
  429. 429Order-Appropriating the sum of $12.50 to Board of Assessors, Sched. B-35, Fees; said sum to be provided by transfer from the Reserve FundAug 19
  430. 430Order-Appropriating the sum of $696.50 to Board of Assessors Sched. B-33, Travel Outside the State; said sum to be provided by transfer from the Reserve FundAug 19
  431. 431Order-Appropriating the sum of $77.16 to the Law Dept. for reimbursement under the provisions of Gen. Laws, Sec.100-A Chap.41; said sum to be provided by transfer from the Reserve FundAug 19
  432. 432Order-Appropriating the sum of $102.16 to the Law Dept. for reimbursement under the provisions of Gen. Laws, Sec.100-A Chap. 41; said sum to be provided by transfer from the Reserve FundAug 19
  433. 433Order-Appropriating the sum of $500 to the Law Dept. for reimbursement under provisions of Gen. Laws,Sec.100-A, Chap.41; said sum to be provided by transfer from the Reserve FundAug 19
  434. 434Order-Requesting a departmental transfer in the Police Dept. in the sum of $1,000.00, from Sched. A-1,Permanent Employees to Schedule A-2, Temporary EmployeesAug 19
  435. 435Order-Requesting a departmental transfer in the Budget-Personnel Dept. in the sum of $100.00; from Sched. A-2, Temporary Employees to Schedule F-11,CompensationAug 19
  436. 436Order-Requesting a departmental transfer in the Electrical Dept. in the sum of $1,200.00; from Sched. A-1, Permanent Employees to Sched. A-2, Temporary EmployeesAug 19
  437. 437Order-Requesting sundry departmental transfers in the City Hospital Dept. in the total sum of $30,956.75Aug 19
  438. 438Comm. from Philip M. Cronin, City Solicitor together with orders relating to the Gore Street-Alberico PlaygroundsAug 19
  439. 439Order-Appropriating the sum of $10,000 to Rehabilitation of Public Buildings; said sum to be provided by appropriation from available funds in the Surplus Revenue Account (E&D)Aug 19
  440. 440Order-Appropriating $17,570 to the Treasury Dept.,Sched.A-1 Salaries for Clerks engaged in the collection of water bills; said sum to be provided from revenue in the treasury from Water Department ReceiptsAug 19
  441. 441Order-Requesting sundry departmental transfers in the Recreation Dept. in the total sum of $325.00Aug 19
  442. 442Order-City Manager to request City Solicitor to draw up an ordinance allowing police to order the towing of unauthorized cars at the car owner's expense from residential private property (Ackermann)Aug 19
  443. 443Report on Community SchoolsAug 19
  444. 444Comm. from A.C.Brodie, Assistant to the President of the Badger Company, Inc. together with an order relative to Broad Canal areaAug 19
  445. 445Placed on File-Copy of one sent by the City Manager on August 16, 1968 to Judah Gribetz, Regional Administrator, Department of Housing and Urban Development, New York, N.Y. relative to Elderly Housing Development in Cambridge [See # 687]Aug 19
  446. 446Order-City Manager requested to implement a program to clean Glacken Field and all tot-lots in the City (Danehy) [See #451]Aug 19
  447. 447Order-Requesting sundry departmental transfers in the Library Cept. in the total sum of $3400.00Sep 9
  448. 448Order-Requesting sundry departmental transfers in the Election Commission in the total sum of $200Sep 9
  449. 449Order-Appropriating $15.00 to the Executive Dept., Sched.B-22 Medical; said sum to be provided by transfer from the Reserve FundSep 9
  450. 450Order-Appropriating the sum of $65.00 to Board of Assessors, Sched. B-39,Services not otherwise coded; said sum to be provided by transfer from the Reserve FundSep 9
  451. 451Placed on File[?]Sep 9
  452. 452Placed on File-Comm. from Robert F. Rowland, Executive Director of the Cambridge Redevelopment Authority transmitting a letter from E.H.Hinds, Inc.,pertainingoto estimated costs to move the Colonial Marble Co. from the Gore St. Open Space Development AreaSep 9
  453. 453Placed on File-Comm. from the City Manager a detailed report on approposal for the,establishment of a Youth Resources Bureau for the City and a memo from Paul G. Cowles, Supt. of Recreation, relative to Teen-Age Drop-In CentersSep 9
  454. 454Placed on File-Comm. from City Manager relative to sale of approximately 40,000 square feet of land on New Street to J & C Adams Co. of Spring St. who are being displaced in connection with the construction of the new Kennedy SchoolSep 9
  455. 455Comm. from the City Manager-a table of organization of the Cambridge Police Department as prepared by Chief James F. ReaganSep 9
  456. 456Report-Offer to purchase city land Fern Street to Planning Board for analysis and reportSep 9
  457. 457Order-Gore Street Open Space Development ProjectSep 9
  458. 458Order-City Manager requested to direct Commissioner of Public Works to remove dead tree at 16 Garfield St. (Crane)Sep 9
  459. 459Order-City Manager requested to have all junk cars removed from in front of Ellery Garage (Mayor Sullivan)Sep 9
  460. 460Order-City Manager requested to direct Traffic Director to rescind "No Parking Ban" on odd-numbered side of Lawn St. (Goldberg)Sep 9
  461. 461Resolve-Relative to showers at Fresh Pond Recreation Area (Mayor Sullivan) See # 488Sep 9
  462. 462Order-City Manager requested to invite Robert Rudolph, Traffice Director, to attend a meeting of the City Council on Sept.16,1968 at 4:30 P.M. to discuss traffic lights atkthe intersection of Mt. Auburn St. and Aberdeen Ave. (Vellucci)Sep 9
  463. 463Order-City Manager requested to confer with Chief of Police for the purpose of implementing the Council order requesting the establishment of a system of college training for members of the Police force and report his findings at the first meeting of the Council in October (Mahoney)Sep 9
  464. 464Order-Requesting a departmental transfer in the City Hospital in the sum of $13,673.75; from schedule A-1 Permanent Employees;to Schedule F-11, CompensationSep 16
  465. 465Order-Requesting a departmental transfer in the Building Dept. in the sum of $200.00; from Schedule B-44; Travel Outside the State to Schedule B-4,Transportation of PersonsSep 16
  466. 466Order-Appropriating the sum of $4,000 to Executive Dept. Sched. F-17, Rental of Sacred Heart School; said sum to be provided by appropriation from available funds in the Surplus Revenue Account (E & D)Sep 16
  467. 467Order-Appropriating the sum of $100,000 to Capital Improvement Program; said sum to be provided by appropriation from available funds in the Sale of City Land AccountSep 16
  468. 468Order-City Manager requested to develop an organization to explore the feasibility and possible components of low and moderate income housing in the Green-Pleasant-Franklin-Hahcock Streets block of the neighborhood (Ackermann)Aug 19
  469. 469Order-City Manager requested to allow time off without loss of pay to employees of Jewish faith for observance of Jewish high holidays (Goldberg)Sep 16
  470. 470Order-Relative to encouraging householders to improve exteriors and grounds of their properties (Ackermann)Sep 16
  471. 471Order-Renaming of City Hospital (Vellucci)Sep 16
  472. 472Order-City Manager requested to take necessary steps immediately to arrange the formal dedication of the Willis Moore Memorial at Hoyt Field (Mahoney)Sep 16
  473. 473Order-City Manager requested to direct the Commissioner of Public Works to 1. Raise the chain link fence at the Haggerty School Playground in order to protect the property of Mr.Rocca 2. Install a storm sewer in the playground 3, Construct a new sidewalk (Vellucci)Sep 16
  474. 474Order-City Manager requested to arrange with the School Committee and appropriate agencies for the demolishing of the Thorndike School (Vellucci)Sep 16
  475. 475Order-City Manager requested to direct the Traffic Commissioner to install traffic lights at the intersection of Aberdeen Ave. and Mt. Auburn St. immediately and without delay (Vellucci)Sep 16
  476. 476Order-City Manager requested to direct the Planning Director to submit to the City Council no later than Monday, Sept.23, 1968 a complete report relative to the plans which his office has made pursuant to a 6ouncil order regarding construction of a playground behind Sancta Maria Hospital (Danehy) [margin note: See #489]Sep 16
  477. 477Order-City Manager requested to direct the Director of Traffic and Parking to paint the crosswalk at the intersection of Griswold and Loomis Streets to read "Caution Children" (Danehy)Sep 16
  478. 478Order-City Manager requested to direct the Assistant City Manager for Community Development to report to the City Council no later that Sept.23 relative to plans for the further development of West and North Cambridge (Danehy)Sep 16
  479. 479Order-City Manager requested to direct the Director of = Traffic and Parking to provide for a left turn at the exit from Sancta Maria Hospital on Concord Ave. so that those residents of the City of Cambridge who visit and comBort the sick will be afforded maximun convenience (Danehy)Sep 16
  480. 480Order-City Manager requested to direct the Director of Traffic and Parking to conduct a survey of the residents of Loomis St. and Griswold St. relative to whether they desire parking allowed only on one side of the street (Danehy)Sep 16
  481. 481Order-Requesting sundry departmental transfers in the Recreation Dept. in the total sum of $3,700.00Sep 23
  482. 482Order-Appropriating the sum of $50.00 to the Law Dept. for reimbursement under provisions of Gen. Laws, Sec.100=A, Chap.41; said sum to be provided by transfer from the Reserve FundSep 23
  483. 483Order-Appropriating the sum of $127.16 to the Law Dept.for reimbursement under provisions of Gen. Laws, Sec.100-A, Chap. 41; said sum to be provided by transfer from the Reserve Fund.Sep 23
  484. 484Order-Appropriating the sum of $200.00 to the Law Dept. for reimbursement under provisions of Gen. Laws, Sec. 100-A, Chap. 41; said sum to be provided by transfer from the Reserve FundSep 23
  485. 485Order-Requesting sundry departmental transfers in the Public Works Dept. in the total sum of $100,000.00Sep 23
  486. 486Order-Requesting sundry departmental transfers in the Fire Dept. in the total sum of $3,110.00Sep 23
  487. 487Order-Requesting a departmental transfer in the Executive Dept. in the sum of $1,312.00; from Sched. A-2, Temporary Employees to Sched. A-1, Permanent EmployeesSep 23
  488. 488Placed on File-Comm. from Paul G. Cowles Supt. of Recreation pursuant to City Council order of Sept. 9, 1968 pertaining to providing facilities for the use of all who engage in physical activitées in the Fresh Pond areaSep 23
  489. 489Placed on File-Comm. from Paul G. Cowles, Supt. of Recreation pursuant to City Council order of Sept.16, 1968 re:Sancta Maria PlaygroundSep 23
  490. 490Placed on File-Comm. from Paul G. Cowles Supt. of Recreation relative to construction of Donnelly FieldSep 23
  491. 491Order-City Manager requested to confer with Director of Recreation relative to making plans for restoration and revitalization of Middle Cambridge area (Mahoney)Sep 23
  492. 492Order-City Manager requested to name playground at Pemberton and Haskell Streets in memory of Marine Private Gerard Bergin (Hayes)Sep 23
  493. 493Order-City Manager requested to confer with Housing Authority and Chief of Police to arrange for 24 hour police protection at those housing projects where conditions require continuous police protection (Mahoney)Sep 23
  494. 494Order-City Manager requested to confer with City Solicitor to determine if a city ordinance can be legally draw up authorizing the Police to order towing of cars parked without authority on privately owned parking spaces (Mahoney)Sep 23
  495. 495Order-Acting City Manager requested to direct City Solicitor to draw up an ordinance which would prohibit sales of ownership of explosive weapons and ammunition in Cambridge (Ackermann)Sep 23
  496. 496Order-Acting City Manager requested to confer with Chief of Fire Dept. relative to certain members of the Dept. taking a course in Fire Science and Technology at the North Shore Community College in Beverly (Mahoney) [See #549]Sep 23
  497. 497Order-City Manager requested to confer with the Executive Director of the Cambridge Housing Authority with a view towards securing the erection of an appropriate sign on Walden St. to properly identify the Lincoln Way housing Project (Danehy)Sep 23
  498. 498Order-City Manager requested to direct the Cambridge Election Commission to have a point of registration at the Putnam School for the benefit of the East Cambridge citizens who wish to register in the evening (Vellucci)Sep 23
  499. 499Order-City Manager requested to direct the Cambridge Health Dept. to confer with health officials of the City of Somerville with regard to odors and soot that are fouling the air in and around the East Cambridge area and to remedy said condition which is dangerous to the health of the residents of the Eastern Section of Cambridge (Vellucci)Sep 23
  500. 500Order-City Manager requested to direct the School Dept. to adopt the school lunch program in the Houghton, Longfellow Roberts and Webster Schools, and other schools where possible (Vellucci) [See # 552]Sep 23
  501. 501Order-Requesting transfer of $1,200 in Mayor's Office for purchase of Christmas gifts for boys serving in Vietnam (Mayor Sullivan)Sep 23
  502. 502Order-Annuity application of Palma Ferolito,widow of Giovanni Ferolito, under provision of Sec.101,Chap.32 of the Gen. Laws in the amount of $1,20000 per yearSep 30
  503. 503Order-Requesting a departmental transfer in the Public Works Dept. in the sum of $500.00; from Sced.B-39, Services not otherwise coded to Sched.B-44, Travel Outside the StateSep 30
  504. 504Order-Appropriating the sum of $100 to the Law Dept. for reimbursement under the provisions of Gen. Laws, Sec.100-A Chap. 41; said sum to be provided by transfer from the Reserve FundSep 30
  505. 505Order-Appropriating the sum of $153.16 to the Law Dept. for reimbursement under the provisions of General Laws, Sec. 100-A, Chap. 41; said sum to be provided by transfer from the Reserve FundSep 30
  506. 506Order-Appropriating the sum of $22,300 to the Executive Dept., Sched.Special F-18,Demolition-School Construction Program; the same to be provided by appropriation from available funds in the Dept. of Health,Hospitals and Welfare Sched.A-1,Permanent EmployeesSep 30
  507. 507Order-City Manager requested to arrange for adequate supervision at all recreation areas under control of City of Cambridge (Crane)Sep 30
  508. 508Order-City Manager requested to obtain names,etc.of employees of Cambridge Economic Opportunity Committee(Mayor Sullivan)Sep 30
  509. 509Order-City Manager requested to report back how he intends to enforce the dog leash law (Ackermann)Sep 30
  510. 510Order-City Manager requested to report progress that has been made in answering the original grievances of the Cambridge Black Community (Ackermann)Sep 30
  511. 511Order-City Manager requested to grant time off to all employees who can be spared on Friday, October 11, 1968 (Mayor Sullivan)Sep 30
  512. 512Order-City Manager requested to inform City Council action taken by him pursuant to Council order requesting purchase of a new rescue wagon for the Cambridge Fire Dept. (Mayor Sullivan) [margin note: See # 531]Sep 30
  513. 513Order-City Manager requested to have necessary signs and police protection for school children attending new portable schools (Mayor Sullivan)Sep 30
  514. 514Order-City Manager requested to report to his City Council the terms of the agreement with the New England Telephone & Telegraph Co. by which they were allowed to use the public ways for the installation of phone bobths in the City of Cambridge (Danehy) [margin note: See # 551]Sep 30
  515. 515Order-City Manager requested to direct Director of Traffic and Parking to conduct a survey of all streets intersecting River St., Western Ave. and Magazine St. for the purpose of installing "stop" signs wherever necessary (Goldberg)Sep 30
  516. 516Order-City Manager requested to confer with the Director of the Hot Lunch Program of the Mass. Dept. of Welfare, with a view towards installing the hot lunch progran for the elderly at the Harrington School as soon as possible (Vellucci)Sep 30
  517. 517Order-City Manager requested to confer with the Supt. of Schools with a view towards installing the hot lunch program at the Roberts School, the Longfellow School and wherever else feasible for the school children (Vellucci)Sep 30
  518. 518Order-City Manager requested to direct the Chief of Police to assign foot patrolmen to cover all the thickly settled neighborhoods in the City of Cambridge between the hours of 6:00 P.M. and midnight, with particular attention to areas where large groups of people congregate (Vellucci)Sep 30
  519. 519Order-City Manager requested to direct the City Electrician to install a street light at the corner of Hurley and Fourth St. (Vellucci)Sep 30
  520. 520Order-City Manager requested to confer with the appropriate officials of the Mass. Dept. of Public Works and the Registry of Motor Vehicles to institute a study of the intersection of Prospect and Cambridge Sts. and submit results with appropriate recommendations to City Council in order to prevent further accidents at this dangerous comner (Vellucci)Sep 30
  521. 521Order-City Manager requested to confer with Dr.Hartgering with a view towards installing lockers in the new hospital for the convenience of the employees (Vellucci)Sep 30
  522. 522Order-City Manager requested to confer with the Director of Public Welfare with a view of adopting a Food Stamp Plan in Cambridge (Vellucci)Sep 30
  523. 523Order-City Manager requested to confer with the Chief of Police for the purpose of assigning policemen in three shifts for the entire 24-hour period at the following Housing Projects-Newtowne Court,Washington Elms,Roosevelt Towers,Jefferson Pk.,Corcoran Pk., Jackson Gardens,Putnam Gardens,Woodrow Wilson Ct.,Lincoln Way, J.F.K. Elderly Housing Project (Vellucci)Sep 30
  524. 524Order-Requesting a departmental transfer in the Electrical Dept. in the sum of $1,400 - from Sched. A-1,Permanent Employees to Sched. A-3, overtimeOct 7
  525. 525Order-Requesting a departmental transfer in the Mayor's Office in the sum of $750;from Sched. F-1 Summer Employment to Sched. B-44, Travel Outside the StateOct 7
  526. 526Order-Requesting a departmental transfer in the Police Dept. in the sum of $900.00; from Sched. A-1 Permanent Employees to Sched. B-13, CommunicationOct 7
  527. 527Order-Requesting a departmental transfer in the Police Dept. in the sum of $1,240; from Sched. A-1, Permanent Employees to Sched. D-11, Motor Vehicle, Gas and OilOct 7
  528. 528Order-Requesting sundry departmental transfers in the Library Dept. in the total sum of $4,700.00Oct 7
  529. 529Order-Requesting sundry departmental transfers in the Health Dept. in the total sum of $18,400.00Oct 7
  530. 530Order-Requesting sundry departmenatl transfers in the Recreation Dept. in the total sum of $700.00Oct 7
  531. 531Placed on File-Comm. from the City Manager pursuant to City Council order of Sept. 30, 1968 relative to the purchase of a new rescue unit for the Cambridge Fire Dept.Oct 7
  532. 532Order-AN ACT providing that school committees shall not designate attorneys as collective bargaining representatives unless so authorized by the City Council of the Town MeetingOct 7
  533. 533Order-City Manager requested to direct Director of Recreation to prepare a plan for improvement of all recreational facilities in the city (Mahoney)Oct 7
  534. 534Order-City Manager requested to instruct City Electrician to examine lighting at tot-lot at cor. of Sacramento and Oxford St. with a view to improving it (Mahoney)Oct 7
  535. 535Order-City Manager requested to confer with Chief of Police relative to reactivating night detective squad and to direct Chief of Police to assign additional personnel to the narcotic squad (Mayor Sullivan)Oct 7
  536. 536Order-Relative to proposed amendments to the Zoning OrdinanceOct 7
  537. 537Order-City Manager requested to form a committee to develop a program to protect Cambridge citizens from losing theirr homes and to maintain decent housing at reasonable rents (Ackermann)Oct 7
  538. 538Order-City Manager requested to create a committee to coordinate work of the different agencies and committees working to improve low and moderate income housing shortage (Mahoney)Oct 7
  539. 539Order-Requesting sundry departmental transfers in the Law Dept. in the total sum of $4800.00Oct 14
  540. 540Order-Requesting a departmental transfer in the Treasury Dept. in the sum of $100; from Sched. B-7, Legal Opinion on Tax Notes to Sched. B-3, Advertising and postingOct 14
  541. 541Order-Appropriating the sum of $130.00 to Board of Assessors Sched. D-1, Office Supplies; said sum to be provided by transfer from the Reserve FundOct 14
  542. 542Order-Appropriating the sum of $42.49 to the Law Dept. for reimbursement under the provisions of Gen. Laws,Sec. 100-A Chap. 41; said sum to be provided by transfer from the Reserve FundOct 14
  543. 543Order-Appropriating the sum of $75.00 to the Law Dept. for reimbursement under the provisions of Gen. Laws,Sec. 100-A Chap. 41; said sum to be provided by transger from the Reserve FundOct 14
  544. 544Order-Appropriating the sum of $1,000 to Traffic and Parking Dept. Sched. F-8, Parking Meters; said sum to be provided by appropriation from available funds in the Parking Meter Receipts AccountOct 14
  545. 545Order-Requesting sundry departmental transfers in the Traffic and Parking Dept. in the total sum of $1,708.57Oct 14
  546. 546Order-Appropriating the sum of $106.50 to the Law Dept. for reimbursement under provisions of Gen. Laws, Sec. 100-A, Chap.41; said sum to be provided by transfer from the Reserve FundOct 14
  547. 547Placed on File-Comm. from the City Manager advising the City Council of the receipt of the grant from the Ford Foundation in the amount of $25,000 for a study of the organisational structure for plannin within the cityOct 14
  548. 548Placed on File-Comm. from the City Manager stating that the City Manager and the Assistant to the City Manager for Community Development will present a status report on the Task B phase of the Inner Belt sudy at the Council meeting this eveningOct 14
  549. 549Placed on File-Comm. from William J. Cremins, Chief of the Fire Dept. pursuant to a resolution of the City Council, Certifying a list of men who are enrolled in the Mass. Bay Community College Evening Division in Watertown and in the North Shore Community College in BeverlyOct 14
  550. 550Resolution-On the modernization program of the Housing AuthorityOct 14
  551. 551Placed on File-Comm. from the City Manager agreement between the City of Cambridge and New England Telephone Co. Pursuant to City Council order of September 30, 1968Oct 14
  552. 552Placed on File-Comm. from the Cambridge School Committee dated October 4, 1968 pursuant to City Council order of Sept. 23, 1968 pertaining to hot lunch programs at various schoolsOct 14
  553. 553Placed on File-Comm. from Philip M. Cronin, City Solicitor, dated September 11, 1968 relative to whether land area in a private way abutting the lot upon which a building is peoposed to be constructed may be used in computation of floor area ratio under the Cambridge Zoning OrdinanceOct 14
  554. 554Order-City Manager requested to instruct City Electrican to investigate external lighting at Haggerty School (Mahoney)Oct 14
  555. 555Order-City Manager requested to establish an "In-Fill" building program for Cambridge (Mahoney)Oct 14
  556. 556Order-City Manager authorized to direct City Electrican to survey lighting on Linnaean St. (Danehy)Oct 14
  557. 557Order-City Manager directed to cause elevator in City Hall to be repaired or replaced (Mahoney)Oct 14
  558. 558Order-City Manager requested to make a study of elevator in City Hall (Hayes)Oct 14
  559. 559Order-Council approves plan presented by Agassiz Committee and urges City Manager to work with said Committee for prompt execution of the plan (Wheeler)Oct 14
  560. 560Order-City Manager requested to direct Supt. of Water Dept. to take steps to eliminate the rust and sediment in water pipes in the Hollis Street and Rindge Avenue area (Danehy)Oct 14
  561. 561Order-City Manager requested to direct Comm. of Public Works to assign a section man on Mass. Ave. between Alewife Brook Parkway and Porter Square (Danehy)Oct 14
  562. 562Order-City Manager requested to confer with MBTA relative to establishing a bus service along Rindge Ave. for the convenience of those elderly people living at Jefferson Park (Danehy)Oct 14
  563. 563Order-City Manager requested to direct the Redevelopment Authority to make available to the Cambridge Housing Authority land in Kendall Square Urban Renewal Area for the construction of Housing for the elderly (Vellucci)Oct 21
  564. 564Order-Requesting sundry departmental transfers in the Welfare Dept. in the total sum of $80,000.00Oct 21
  565. 565Order-Appropriating ths sum of $30,000 to Recreation-Playground Sched. A-2, Temporary Employees; said sum to be provided by transfer from the Cambridge City Hospital,Sched. A-1 Permanent EmployeesOct 21
  566. 566Order-Appropriating $30,000 to Capital Improvement Program, Playgrounds;said sum to be provided by transfer from the C Cambridge City Hospital, Sched. A-1, Permanent EmployeesOct 21
  567. 567Order-Appropriating the sum of $665.16 to Highway Construction Chap.679 Sec. 5, Acts of 1965-from Highway Grant, Chap. 679,Sec.5, Acts of 1965-Kenwood St.Oct 21
  568. 568Order-Requesting sundry departmental transfers in the Auditing Dept. in the total sum of $1,050.00Oct 21
  569. 569Order-Appropriating the sum of $32,042.18 to Cambridge City Hospital,Sched. F-5, Microfilming of Hospital Records; said sum to be provided by transfer from available funds in the Capital Improvement AccountOct 21
  570. 570Resolution-For preparation of a Community Renewal Program for Cambridge and filing of an application for a Federal Grant to assist in financing its preparationOct 21
  571. 571Order-Requesting Council approval of a resolution requesting that the Presidential and Vice Presidential candidates make known their views relative to new highways for suburban motorists which displace low-income citizensOct 21
  572. 572Placed on File-Recommendations of Cambridge Housing Convention Coordinating Committee relative to low cost housing,etc. (Mahoney)Oct 21
  573. 573Order-City Manager requested to direct Supt. of Recreation members of Conservation Comm.,Planning Board, and representative from Dept. of Public Works to appear at Council meeting Oct.28,1968 to dicuss plans for development of playgrounds in Cambridge and future development of recreation centers.City Manager requested to furnish the Council with copy of contract for the refurbishment of Raymond St. Playground.Supt. of Recreation to provide itemized list of all funds available to his dept. after the adoption of the 1968 budget (Danehy and Crane)Oct 21
  574. 574Order-City Manager requested to instruct the Cambridge Housing Authority to expedite project for the construction of elderly housing over the municipal parking lot located at Green and Franklin Sts. (Vellucci)Oct 21
  575. 575Order-City Manager requested to confer with Chief of Police Commissioner of Public Works and City Solicitor in order to work out a plan for clearance of snow from sidewalks, etc. (Wheeler) [margin note: See # 604]Oct 21
  576. 576Order-City Manager requested to furnich Council with a written statement of the current admissionnof policies of our tax-supported hospital and official name of same (Crane)Oct 21
  577. 577Order-City Manager requested to convene a meeting of representatives of the Cambridge Housing Authority et als for the purpose of making available more leased housing without further delay (Mahoney)Oct 21
  578. 578Resolution-Authorizing the submittal of an application to the Dept. of Housing and Urban Development for a grant under the Urban Beautification program for the fiscal year 1969Oct 28
  579. 579Placed on File-Memorandum form Robert A. Bowyer of the Community Development Section of the City Manager's Office relative to the City's participation in the HUD Urban Beautification ProgramOct 28
  580. 580Order-Requesting a departmental transfer in the Veterans Services in the sum of $125.00; from Sched. C-9, Office Equipment to Schedule D-16, Supplies not otherwise codedOct 28
  581. 581Order-Requesting a departmental transfer in the Engineering Dept. in the sum of $300.00; from Sched. A-2, Temporary Employees to Sched.B-39, Services not otherwise codedOct 28
  582. 582Order-Requesting sundry departmental transfers in the Traffic Dept. in the total sum of $16,000.00Oct 28
  583. 583Order-Appropriating the sum of $707.48 to the City Clerk Dept. said sum to be provided by transfer from the Reserve FundOct 28
  584. 584Order-Requesting a departmental transfer in the Mayor's Dept. in the sum of $1,000.00; from Sched, F-1, Summer Employment to Sched. F-10, Entertainment of Distinguished QuestsOct 28
  585. 585Order-Appropriating the sum of $400.00 to the Law Dept. for reimbursement under the provisions of Gen.Laws,Sec. 100-A Chap. 41; said sum to be provided by transfer from the Reserve FundOct 28
  586. 586Resolution from Justin Gray,Assistant to the City Manager on Community Development urging the City Council, all city departments and agencies to cooperate with the CDA in completing the Model Cities Planning Program by December 20, 1968Oct 28
  587. 587Order-Taking of land for the Gore Street Playground ProjectOct 28
  588. 588Placed on File-Comm. from Joseph Cardullo,Pres. of Local 195 petitioning City Manager for a twenty percent pay increaseOct 28
  589. 589Order-City Manager requested to direct City Electrician to install a new street light at 36 Bristol St. (Vellucci) [See # 629]Oct 28
  590. 590Order-City Manager requested to direct Chief of Police to assign a policeman at the intersection of Windsor St. and Broadway (Vellucci)Oct 28
  591. 591Order-City Manager requested to direct Chief of Police to assign a policeman in the Donnelly Field area between 6 and 12 P.M. (Vellucci)Oct 28
  592. 592Order-City Manager requested to direct Traffice Director to install traffic control lights at Mt.Auburn and DeWolfe Streets and direct Chief of Police to vigorously patrol this area during the daylight hours (Mayor Sullivan) [See # 627]Oct 28
  593. 593Order-City Manager requested to confer with Chief of Police and Traffic Director with a view towards erection of signs reading "School Children-Go Slow" near all school crossings (Mayor Sullivan) [See # 627]Oct 28
  594. 594Order-City Manager requested to confer with Planning Board et als relative to agreement on suitable sites for housing for the elderly (Wheeler,Ackermann,Crane, and Mahoney)Oct 28
  595. 595Order-City Manager requested to request Mr.Paul G. Cowles to attend next meeting of City Council to discuss all programs for teenagers that he proposes to include in his budget for 1969 (Ackermann)Oct 28
  596. 596Order-City Manager requested to arrange with officials of MBTA to play a key in police call box nearest Central Sq. escalator so that an officer on duty may use it to restart the escalator when it has been made inoperative (Mahoney)Oct 28
  597. 597Order-City Manager requested to thoroughly investigate a caving-in condition which has been going on for years on the sidewalks in and around 68 Norfolk St.,Cambridge and to file a report to The Council within three weeks about the actual conditions which prompted this order, as well as any steps which might be taken to alleviate this serious condition (Mayor Sullivan)Oct 28
  598. 598Order-City Manager requested to direct City Electrician to survey lighting in the playground at Abraham Lincoln School and to confer with Chief of Police and Commissioner of Public Works relative to removal of abandoned cars in said playground (Danehy) [margin note: See # 628 # 626]Oct 28
  599. 599Order-City Manager requested to grant time off, without loss of pay, to all employees who can be spared on Friday, November 29,1968, the day after Thanksgiving (Mayor Sullivan)Oct 28
  600. 600Order-City Manager requested to arrange a meeting with officials of MBTA and Harvard University to arrange for an enclosed shelter on property owned by Harvard located diagonally opposite the kiosk near the main gate to the Harvard Yards for commuters who board busses from this point (Mayor Sullivan)Oct 28
  601. 601Order-City Manager requested to meet with the members of the Cambridge Housing Authority, and all Tenant Council representatives, in order to submit a plan by which the residents of public housing can have meaningful representation before the Cambridge Housing Authority (Hayes)Oct 28
  602. 602Order-Requesting a departmental transfer in the Public Library Dept. in the sum of $116.58; from Sched. B-1, Printing and Binding to Sched. C-9, Office EquipmentNov 4
  603. 603Order-Appropriating the sum of $197.58 to the Law Dept. for reimbursement under the provisions of Gen. Laws, Sec.100-A Chap.41; said sum to be provided by transfer from the Reserve FundNov 4
  604. 604Placed on File-Comm. from Philip M. Cronin, City Solicitor dated Nov. 1, 1968, pertaining to City Council order of October 21, 1968, re: homeowners and the clearing of snow from sidewalksNov 4
  605. 605Placed on File-Paul G. Cowles Supt. of Recreation dated Nov. 1, 1968 enclosing a communication Geoffrey S. Cornish, Architect for the reconstruction work at the Fresh Pond Golf Course recommending the acceptance of the contractor's work at the Golf CourseNov 4
  606. 606Order-Appropriating the sum of $800 to the Law Dept. for reimbursement under the provisions of Gen. Laws,Sec.100-A Chap. 41; said sum to be provided by transfer from the Reserve FundNov 4
  607. 607Order-City Manager requested to instruct the Chief of Police to increase the number of foot patrolmen in the area on both sides of Cambridge St., from Lechmere Sq. to Sixth St. (Mayor Sullivan)Nov 4
  608. 608Order-City Manager requested to provide City Council with information relative to building and expansion proposals now in the files of the City Planning Dept. and his plans for a long range Capital Improvement Plan (Ackermann)Nov 4
  609. 609Order-City Manager requested to direct Commissioner of Public Works to construct a new concrete sidewalk on Cambridge St. in front of the Cambridge Hospital (Danehy)Nov 4
  610. 610Order-City Manager requested to direct Director of Traffic and Parking to conduct a survey of traffic at the intersection of Sherman St. and Rindge Ave. to provide for a more even flow of traffic (Danehy)Nov 18
  611. 611Order-City Manager requested to direct Commissioner of Public Works to install and repair sidewalks surrounding Callahan Playground (Danehy)Nov 18
  612. 612Order-City Manager to request Traffic Director to install a pedestrian crosswalk on Mass. Ave. at of near the north side of Mt. Vernon St. (Crane)Nov 18
  613. 613Order-City Manager requested to direct Traffic Director to install pedestrian lights at intersection of Walden and Raymond Sts. (Danehy)Nov 18
  614. 614Order-City Manager requested to direct Chief of Police to assign a traffic officer at intersection of Walden and Raymond Sts. to provide for safety of school children (Danehy)Nov 18
  615. 615Order-City Manager requested to direct Chief of Police to establish a speed trap at intersection of Sherman St. and Rindge Ave. from 10 PM to 1 AM (Danehy)Nov 18
  616. 616Order-Requesting a departmental transfer in the Traffic Dept. in the sum of $174.00; from Sched. F-4, Street Marking to Sched. B-39, Services not otherwise codedNov 18
  617. 617Order-Requesting a departmental transfer in Veterans' Services in the sum of $25.00; from Sched. C-9, Office Equipment to Sched. B-39, Services not otherwise codedNov 18
  618. 618Order-Requesting a departmental transfer in the Electrical Dept. in the sum of $400.00; from Traffic Current to Sched. B-13 CommunicationsNov 18
  619. 619Order-Requesting sundry departmental transfers in the Police dept. in the total sum of $600.00Nov 18
  620. 620Order-Requesting a departmental transfer in the Board of Assessors' Dept. in the sum of $61.00; from Sched. A-2 Temporary Employees to Sched. A-1, Permanent EmployeesNov 18
  621. 621Order-Requesting sundry departmental transfers in the Purchasing Dept. in the total sum of $1,795.00Nov 18
  622. 622Order-Requesting sundry departmental transfers in the Public Library in the total sum of $3,270.00Nov 18
  623. 623Order-Requesting sundry departmental transfers in the Mayor's Dept. in the total sum of $1,400Nov 18
  624. 624Order-Requesting sundry departmental transfers in the Executive Dept. in the total sum of $250Nov 18
  625. 625Placed on File-Comm. from the City Manager reports from Cambridge Advisory Committee, Cambridge Redevelopment Authority and CEOC pursuant to Council order of Sept. 30, 1968 requesting a detailed list of personnel, salaries, positions and job descriptionsNov 18
  626. 626Placed on File-Comm. from William H. Crocker, City Electrician pursuant to City Council order of Oct. 28, 1968 relative to lighting of playground at the Abraham Lincoln SchoolNov 18
  627. 627Placed on File-Two Comm. from Robert E. Rudolph, Director of Traffic and Parking, dated Nov.4, 1968 pertaining to the installation of lights at the intersection of Mt. Auburn and DeWolfo Sts. and the erection of "School Children-Go Slow" signs at all school crossingsNov 18
  628. 628Placed on File-Comm. from Ralph J. Dunphy, Commissionar of Public Works, pursuant to City Council order of Oct.28, 1968 relative to abandoned cars in the playground of the Abraham Lincoln SchoolNov 18
  629. 629Placed on File-Comm. from William H. Crocker, City Electrician pursuant to City Council order of Oct. 28, 1968 relative to the installation of a street light at 36 Bristol St.Nov 18
  630. 630Order-Appropriating the sum of $86,000.00 to Executive Dept. Sched. F-15, Landtaking in connection with new School Projects; said sum to be provided by appropriation from available funds in the Sale of City Land AccountNov 18
  631. 631Order-Appropriating the sum of $85.61 to the Law Dept. for reimbursement under the provisions of Gen.Laws, Sec.100-A Chap. 41; said sum to be provided by transfer from the Reserve FundNov 18
  632. 632Order-Appropriating the sum of $100 to the Board of Assessors Sched. D-1,Office Supplies, said sum to be provided by transfer from the Reserve FundNov 18
  633. 633Order-Requesting sundry departmental transfers in the Recreation Dept. in the Total sum of $1700.00Nov 18
  634. 634Order-Requesting sundry departmental transfers in the Health Hospital and Welfare Dept. in the total sum of $160,000.00Nov 18
  635. 635Order-Requesting sundry departmental transfers in the City Infirmary in the total sum of $4870Nov 18
  636. 636Order-Requesting a departmental transfer in the Health, Hospital and Welfare Dept. in the sum of $50; from Sched. F-3, Multi-Service Center to Petty Cash AccountNov 18
  637. 637Order-Requesting sundry departmental transfers in the Health Hospital and Welfare Dept. in the total sum of $10,250.00Nov 18
  638. 638Order-Requesting a departmental transfer in the Planning Board in the sum of $100.00 from Sched. A-1, Permanent Employees to Sched. D-16, Supplies not otherwise codedNov 18
  639. 639Order-Requesting sundry departmental transfers in the Welfare Dept. in the total sum of $20,451.29Nov 18
  640. 640Order-Requesting sundry departmental transfers in the Welfare Dept. in the total sum of $5,021.09Nov 18
  641. 641Order-Requesting a departmental transfer in the Welfare Dept. in the sum of $10,000.00 from Sched. F-9 Old Age Assistance to Sched. F-10,General Relief OutsideNov 18
  642. 642Order-Requesting sundry departmental transfers in the Veterans' Agent Dept. in the total sum of $110.00Nov 18
  643. 643Order-Requesting sundry departmental transfers in the public Works Dept. in the total sum of $99,680.00Nov 25
  644. 644Order-Requesting a departmental transfer in the Police Dept. in the sum of $10; from Sched. B-40, Radio Repairs to Sched. B-5, Cartage & FreightNov 25
  645. 645Order-Appropriating the sum of $5,000 to Rehabilitation of Public Buildings; said sum to be provided by appropriation from Free Cash in the Surplus Revenue Account (E&D)Nov 25
  646. 646Order-Appropriating the sum of $2,600 to the Board of Election Commissioners; said sum to be provided by appropriation from available funds in the Surplus Revenue Account (E&D)Nov 25
  647. 647Order-Requesting a departmental transfer in the Executive Dept. in the sum of $15,00; from Sched. C-9, Office Euipment to Sched. B-22, MedicalNov 25
  648. 648Order-Requesting sundry departmental transfers in the Sealer of Weights & Measures Dept. in the total sum of $34.00Nov 25
  649. 649Order-Requesting a departmental transfer in the Purchasing Dept. in the sum of $200; from Sched.A-1,Permanent Employees to Sched.B-2, PostageNov 25
  650. 650Order-Requesting sundry departmental transfers in the Board of Appeal in the total sum of $135.00Nov 25
  651. 651Order-Requesting a departmental transfer in the Mayor's Dept. in the sum of $150.00; from Sched.F-1, Mayor's Summer Employment to Sched. B-35, Fees.Nov 25
  652. 652Comm. from Philip M. Cronin, City Solicitor relative to the matter of a donation of a parcel of land owned by Weiner Realty Corporation at 34-38 Lopez St.,Cambridge to the City of CambridgeNov 25
  653. 653Order-Appropriating the sum of $400.00 to the Law Dept. for reimbursement under the provisions of Gen. Laws, Sec.100-A Chap.41; said sum to be provided by transfer from the Reserve FundNov 25
  654. 654Order-Requesting a departmental transfer in the Mayor's Dept. in the sum of $1,000; from Sched. f-12, Mayor's Advisory Committee on Inner Belt to Sched. B-44, Travel Outside of StateNov 25
  655. 655Order-City Manager requested to look into the possibilty of obtaining the services of students as federally financed government interns (Ackermann)Nov 25
  656. 656Order-City Manager requested to confer with Comm. of Public Works relative to a program for resetting of brick sidewalks throughoutbthe city (Mayor Sullivan)Dec 2
  657. 657Order-City Manager requested to direct the Supt. of Recreation to grade Sennott Park and to prepare an area at Outer Russell Field for an outdoor skating program (Hayes)Dec 2
  658. 658Resolve-City Manager and his Legislative Aides to file a petition with the 1969 Legislature to relieve the unfair burden on the communities with large numbers of parochial and private school children (Crane)Dec 2
  659. 659Order-Council to go on record favoring a uniform schedule of salary increments (Hayes)Dec 2
  660. 660Order-City Manager requested to direct the Commissioner of Public Works to provide time and one-half pay for personnel in the Public Works Dept. who work hours in excess of regular work day of work week (Mayor Sullivan)Dec 2
  661. 661Placed on File-Comm. from Philip M. Cronin, City Solicitor dated Nov. 29, 1968 relative to his opinion on whether acceptance by the City Council of Chap. 41, Sec. 98B makes mandatory that ten police officers be on foot patrolDec 2
  662. 662Placed on File-Comm. from Philip M. Cronin, City Solicitor dated Nov.29, 1968 relative to his opinion on whether the City Council must accept the gift of land on Lopez St., CambridgeDec 2
  663. 663Order-Annuity-Mrs. Katherine M. Delley, widow of Robert F. Kelley of Fire Dept. $1200 per year-Chap.32, Sec. 101Dec 2
  664. 664Order-Requesting sundry departmental transfers in the Health Dept. in the total sum of $1,063.74Dec 2
  665. 665Order-Requesting a departmental transfer in the Assessing Dept. in the sum of $20.00; from Sched. C-9, Office Equipment to Sched. B-1, Printing and BindingDec 2
  666. 666Placed on File-Comm. from the City Manager relative to his attendance at a public hearing to be conducted by the Federal Highway Administration in Washington on Monday December 16, 1968Dec 2
  667. 667Order-Requesting a departmental transfer in the Executive Dept. in the sum of $150.00; from Sched. C-9, Office Equipment to Sched. B-44, Travel Outside the StateDec 2
  668. 668Order-Requesting a departmental transfer in the Budget and Personnel Dept. in the sum of $200.00; from Sched. A-2 Temporary Employees to Sched. A-1, Permanent EmployeesDec 2
  669. 669Order-Requesting sundry departmental transfers in the Hospital Dept. in the total sum of $9,000.00Dec 2
  670. 670Order-Requesting a departmental transfer in the Auditing Dept. in the sum of $500; from Sched. A-1, Permanent Employees to Sched. B-39, services not otherwise codedDec 2
  671. 671Placed on FileComm. from the City Manager requesting City Council consideration of an Act. authorizing the License Commission of the City of Cambridge to establish certain License feesDec 2
  672. 672Placed on File-Comm. from the Planning Board dated Dec.6, 1968 with a report concernig the application of Max Kargman et als to construct, operate and maintain a housing development off Huron Ave.Dec 9
  673. 673Placed on File-Comm.from the Cambridge Redevelopment Authority enclosing copy of the invitation for bids for off-street parking and helistop facilities in the Kendall Sq. Urban Renewal AreaDec 9
  674. 674Order-Requesting a departmental transfer in the Executive Dept. in the sum of $74.00; form Sched. C-9, Office Equipment to Sched. B-2 PoatageDec 9
  675. 675Order-Requesting a departmental transfer in the License Commission in the sum ob $150; from Sched. B-1,Printing and Binding to Sched. D-18, BadgesDec 9
  676. 676Order-Appropriating the sum of $2500 to the Executive Dept. Sched. F-12, Community Renewal; said sum to be provided by transfer from the Planning Board, Sched. A-1,Permanent EmployeesDec 9
  677. 677Resolution approving the preparation of a Community Renewal Program for Cambridge,Mass. and the filing of an application for a Federal Grant to assist in financing its preparationDec 9
  678. 678Order-Requesting sundry departmental transfersiin the Election Commission in the total sum of $348.00Dec 9
  679. 679Order-Requesting sundry departmental transfers in the Police Dept. in the total sum of $450.00Dec 9
  680. 680Order-Requesting sundry departmental transfers in the City Infirmary in the total sum of $225.00Dec 9
  681. 681Order-Appropriating the sum of $1,100 to the License Commission,Sched. A-1 Permanent Employees; said sum to be provided by appropriation from available funds in the Surplus Revenue Account (E&D)Dec 9
  682. 682Order-Appropriating the sum of $1,650 to the Police Dept. Sched. F-4, Ambulance service; said sum to be provided by appropriation from available funds in the Surplus Revenue Account (E&D)Dec 9
  683. 683Order-Appropriating the sum of $500 to the Executive Dept. Sched. F-13, Cambridge Advisory Committee, said sum to be provided by transfer from the Reserve FundDec 9
  684. 684Order-Appropriating the sum of $430 to the Law Dept. for reimbursement under the provisions of Gen. Laws, Sec.100-A Chap. 41; said sum to be provided by transfer from the Reserve FundDec 9
  685. 685Order-Appropriating the sum of $105.90 to the Law Dept. for reimbursement under provisions of Gen.Laws, Sec. 100-A, chap. 41; said sum to be provided By transfer from the Reserve FundDec 9
  686. 686Order-Appropriating the sum of $114.16 to the Law Dept. for reimbursement under prov. of Gen.Laws,Sec.100-A,Chap.41; said sum to be provided by transfer from the Reserve Fund [See # 707]Dec 9
  687. 687Comm. from Robert F. Rowland,Executive Director of the Cambridge Redevelopment Authority pursuant to Council order of Aug.19,1968 requesting the Authority to consider an Urban Renewal project in the Broad Canal; also an order requesting the City Manager to ask the Redevelopment Authority to undertake an urban renewal project in the Broad Canal areaDec 9
  688. 688Order-Requesting a departmental transfer in the Electrical Dept. in the sum of $1,000; from Sched. A-1, Permanent Employees to Sched. A-3, OvertimeDec 9
  689. 689Order-Requesting a departmental transfer in the Police Dept. in the sum of $250.00; from Sched. F-2, Police School to Sched. B-22, MedicalDec 9
  690. 690Order-Requesting sundry departmental transfers ;in the Recreation Dept. in the total sum of $3500.00Dec 9
  691. 691Order-Requesting sundry departmental transfers in the Public Library in the total sum of $1,660.00Dec 9
  692. 692Comm. from the City Manager for approval Revised Resolution Authorizing Filing of Application for Urban Beautification and Improvement Grant in order to include Sennott Park as a projectDec 9
  693. 693Comm. from Robert A. Bowyer of the Community Development Section of the City Manager's Officer relative to revision of application for Urban Beautification Grant (1969) to include Sennott ParkDec 9
  694. 694Comm. from Robert F. Rowland, Executive Director of the Cambridge Redevelopment Authority, dated December 6,1968 relative to proposed resolution for State Urban Renewal Assistance Grant Payment for 1969,Riverview Project Area Project No. Mass. R-R-21Dec 9
  695. 695Comm. from Robert F. Rowland, Executive Director of the Cambridge Redevelopment Authority, dated Dec.6,1968 relative to Proposed City Council Resolution for State Urban Renewal Assistance Grant Payment for 1968,Wellington-Harrington Urban Renewal Area, Project No. Mass. R-108Dec 9
  696. 696Comm. from Robert F. Rowland,Executive Director of the Camb. Redevelopment Authority, dated Dec.6,1968 relative to p Proposed Resolution for State Urban Renewal Assistance Grnat Payment for 1968, Rogers Block Project area, Project no. U.R.Mass. 7-2Dec 9
  697. 697Comm. from Robert F. Rowland, Executive Director of the Camb. Redevelopment Authority, dated Dec.6,1968 relative to Proposed City Council Resolution for State Urban Renewal Assistance Grant for 1968 Payment,Kendall Sq.Urban Renewal Area Project No.R-107Dec 9
  698. 698Order-Appropriating the sum of $30,000 to Group Insurance; said sum to be provided by appropriation from available funds in the Surplus Revenue AccountDec 16
  699. 699Order-Requesting a departmental transfer in the Health, Hospital and Welfare in the sum of $6,000.00; from Sched. A-1 Permanent Employees to Sched. D-21, X-RayDec 16
  700. 700Order-Requesting a departmental transfer in the Board of Assessors in the sum of $200.00; from Sched. B-44,Travel Outside of State to Sched. B-28, Expert ServicesDec 16
  701. 701Resolution of the City Council of Cambridge authorizing submission of the Comprehensive City Demonstration ProgramDec 16
  702. 702Resolution-City Council of Cambridge approving the Comprehesive City Demonstration ProgramDec 16
  703. 703Order-Requesting sundry departmental transfers in the Assessors' Dept. in the total sum of $490.40Dec 16
  704. 704Order-Requesting a departmental transfer in the Assessors' Dept. in the sum of $30.00; from Sched. D-17, Motor Vehicles Parts to Sched. D-11, Motor Gas and OilDec 16
  705. 705Order-Requesting sundry departmental transfers in the Fire Dept. in the total sum of $15,100.00Dec 16
  706. 706Order-Requesting a departmental transfer in the Electrical Dept. in ths sum of $125.00; from Sched. A-1 Permanent Employees to Sched. B-39, Services not otherwise codedDec 16
  707. 707Order-Requesting additional appropriation of $30.00 to the Law Dept. for reimbursement under the provisions of Gen.Laws, Sec. 100-A, Chap.41; said sum to be provided by transfer from the Reserve Fund. This appropriation is needed to increase the amount of the order passed by the City Council under date of December 9, 1968 to read $144.16 which is the amount of judgment awardedDec 16
  708. 708Order-Appropriating the sum of $10,000 to the Police Dept. Sched. F-7 Non-Contributory Pensions; said sum to be provided by transfer from the Civil Defense Dept., Sched A-7, Permanent EmployeesDec 16
  709. 709Order-Appropriating the sum of $62,000.00 to the Police Dept. Sched. A-1 Permanent Employees; said sum to be provided by appropriation from avaiable funds in the Parking Meter Receipts AccountDec 16
  710. 710Order-Appropriating the sum of $250.00 to the Auditing Dept. Sched. C-9, Office Equipment; said sum to be provided by transfer from the Reserve FundDec 16
  711. 711Order-Appropriating the sum of $25,000.00 to the Police Dept.,Sched. F-7, Non-Contributaory Pensions; said sum to be provided by appropriation from available funds in the Surplus Revenue Account (E&D)Dec 16
  712. 712Order-Appropriating the sum of $4,176.00 to Public Works Dept. Sched. F-11, Compensation; said sum to be provided by appropriation from available funds in the Surplus Revenue Account (E&D)Dec 16
  713. 713Order-City of Cambridge accepts provisions of Section 98B of Chapter 41 (Danehy)Dec 16
  714. 714Order-City Manager requested to confer with the representatives of the Black Community and other citizens affected by the Redevelopment Authority with a view to submitting suggestions for the appointment of two people to the Redevelopment Authority (Vellucci)Dec 16
  715. 715Order-City Manager requested to direct the Director of Traffic and Parking to explain in writing to Council prior to the next meeting why he posted one side parking restrictions on Shepard St. without consulting the residents of Shepard St. (Ackermann)Dec 16
  716. 716Order-City Manager requested to include a sum sufficient in his 1969 Budget to provide for an efficient housing code enforcement as requested by prior order of Council on recommendation of the City Solicitor (Ackermann)Dec 16
  717. 717Order-City Manager requested to direct Traffic Director to repair flashing lights at intersections of Huron Ave. and Fayerweather St. and Huron Ave. and Lakeview Ave. (Danehy)Dec 16
  718. 718Order-City Manager requested to direct Chief of Police to reassign officers to sections that most recently experienced repeated house-breaks (Danehy)Dec 16
  719. 719Order-City Manager requested to direct Executive Director of the CEOC to supply City Council with a list of personnel presently employed and other information (Danehy) [margin note: See #724]Dec 16
  720. 720Order-City Manager requested to find suitable headquarters in one of our public buildings for the Don Juan Drum and Bugle Corps (Vellucci)Dec 16
  721. 721Order-City Manager requested to report to City Council action taken by him pursuant to City Council order of July 19, 1968 accepting the provisions of Chap.138, Acts of 1968Dec 16
  722. 722Order-City Manager requested to grant time off to all employees who can be spared on Dec. 24 and Ced. 31, 1968Dec 16
  723. 723Order-City Manager requested to direct Comm. of Public Works to credit all employees with all time served in the service of the city in computing their vacation periods (Danehy)Dec 16
  724. 724PLaced on File-Comm. from William A. Bauman, Executive Director, Cambridge Economic Opportunity Committee, Inc. with reference to City Council order of Dec.16,1968 pertaining to personnel in the CEOCDec 23
  725. 725Order-Loan for Cambridge Municipal Relief Loan Act of 1968 in the sum of $500,000.00Dec 23
  726. 726Order-Requesting sundry departmental transfers in the Traffic Dept. in the total sum of $1915.00Dec 23
  727. 727Order-Appropriating the sum of $16,000 to Veterans' Agent Dept., Sched. F-8, Veterans' Benefits; said sum to be made available by transfer from the Capital Inprovement ProgramDec 23
  728. 728Order-Appropriating the sum of $15,300.00 to Interest on Temporary Loans, same to be provided from available funds in Surplus Revenue Account (E&D)Dec 23
  729. 729Order-Requesting a departmental transfer in the Building Dept. in the sum of $150.00; from Sched. A-1, Permanent Employees to Sched. C-7, Furniture and FittingsDec 23
  730. 730Order-Requesting a departmental transfer in the City Clerk's Dept. in the sum of $2450.00; from Sched. A-1, Permanent Employees to Sched. A-2, Temporary EmployeesDec 23
  731. 731Order-Requesting sundry departmental transfers in the Election Commission in the total sum of $347.13Dec 23
  732. 732Order-Appropriating the sum of $7,000 to the Fire Dept., Sched.F-7, Non-Contributory Pensions; same to be provided from available funds in Engineering Dept.,Sched. A-1, Permanent EmployeesDec 23
  733. 733Order-Requesting sundry departmental transfers in the Library in the total sum of $418.00Dec 23
  734. 734Order-Appropriating the sum of $673.00 to Sched. F-3, Vietnam Christmas Gift Project; said sum to be provided by transfer from the Reserve FundDec 23
  735. 735Order-Requesting sundry departmental transfers in the Mayor's Dept. in the total sum of $264.66Dec 23
  736. 736Order-Appropriating the sum of $7,200 to Sched. A-1, Permanent Employees, Police Dept. same to be provided by appropriation from available funds in Parking Meter Receipts AccountDec 23
  737. 737Order-Requesting a departmental transfer in the Police Dept. in the sum of $7200.00; from Sched. A-1, Permanent Employees to Sched.,F-7, Non-Contributory PensionsDec 23
  738. 738Order-Requesting a departmental transfer in the Police Dept. in the sum of $100.00; from Sched. B-44, Travel outside State to Sched. B-22, MedicalDec 23
  739. 739Order-Requesting sundry departmental transfers in the Water Dept. in the total sum of $5,885.00Dec 23
  740. 740Order-Requesting sundry departmental transfers in the Hospital Dept. in the total sum of $20,000.00Dec 23
  741. 741Order-Requesting sundry departmental transfers in the Welfare Dept. in the total sum of $18,016.72Dec 30
  742. 742Order-Requesting a departmental transfer in the Welfare Dept. in the sum of $1,042.44; from Outside Aid E-5 Food to Outside Aid F-13 MedicalDec 30
  743. 743Order-Three requesting departmental transfers in the Welfare Dept. in the total sum of $6,073.70,$2,443.26, and $4,425.33 RespectivelyDec 30
  744. 744Order-Requesting a departmental transfer in the Executive Dept. in the sum of $100.00; from Sched. F-8, Bus Service Cemetery (May 30) to B-1 Printing and BindingDec 30
  745. 745Order-Requesting sundry departmental transfers in the Health and Hospital Dept. in the total sum of $14,100.00Dec 30
  746. 746Order-Requesting sundry departmental transfers in the City Ifirmary in the total sum of $600.00Dec 30
  747. 747Order-Appropriating the sum of $60.00 to the Mayor's Office Sched. F-10, Entertainment of Distinguished Quests; same to be provided by appropriation from available funds in the Surplus Revenue Account (E&D)Dec 30
  748. 748Order-Requesting sundry departmental transfers in the Mayor's Dept. in the total sum of $455.00Dec 30
  749. 749Order-Requesting sundry departmental transfers in the Recreation Dept. in the total sum of $12,775.00Dec 30
  750. 750Order-Requesting sundry departmental transfers in the Welfare Dept. in the total sum of $3,835.50Dec 30
  751. 751Order-Appropriating the sum of $1,280.00 to the LawwDept. for reimbursement under the provisions of Gen.Law,Chap.41[?] Sec.100-A; said sum to be provided by transfer from the Reserve FundDec 30
  752. 752Order-Appropriating the sum of $1,500.00 to Sched. D-17 Motor Vehicle Parts; same to be made available by appropriation from Surplus Revenue Account (E&D)Dec 30
  753. 753Order-Requesting a departmental transfer in the Purchasing Dept. in the sum of $100.00; from Sched. A-3, Overtime to Sched. B-3 AdvertisingDec 30
  754. 754Order-Appropriating the sum of $577.00 to the Law Dept. for reimbursement under the provisions of Gen.Laws, Sec.100-A Chap.41; said sum to be provided by transfer from the Reserve FundDec 30
  755. 755Order-Requesting sundry departmental transfers in the City Clerk's Dept. in the total sum of $1,839.50Dec 30
  756. 756Order-Relative to reconveying a parcel of land in the Gore St. Playground area to its original ownerDec 30
  757. 757Failed of Adoption-City Manager requested to grant same 20% raise to employees not covered by ordinance as was given to employees of the Public Works Dept. (Vellucci)Dec 30
  758. 758Order-City Manager requested to draw up assistance of City Solicitor a statement concerning the law having to do with registration of automobiles by temporary inhabitants of Cambridge (Ackermann)Dec 30
  759. 759Order-City Manager requested to report to Council amount of Grants-In-Aid paid to Cambridge in 1967 and 1968 to prevent juvenile delinquency (Crane)Dec 30
  760. 760Order-City Manager requested to report to Council amount of state subsidy, if any made to City of Cambridge for operation of Drop-In Centers for young people under supervision of Recreation Dept. (Crane)Dec 30
  761. 761Order-City Manager requested to direct Traffic Director to Appear at Council meeting on Dec.30, 1968 (Vellucci)Dec 30
  762. 762Order-City Manager requested to confer with School Dept. with a view to reconstituting the volunteer high school student crews from the Key Clubs of CHLS and Rindge to supply boys to shovel sidewalks at moderate rates to be paid by householders desiring their services (Mahoney)Dec 30
  763. 763Order-City Manager requested to instruct Chief of Police to inform officers and men of his Dept. to remind householders to clean their sidewalks after storms so that pedestrians may walk without danger to their safety (Mahoney)Dec 30
  764. 764Order-City Manager requested to direct Commissioner of Health Hospital and Welfare to submit up to date report of past and present security procedures at Cambridge City Hospital and changes he intends to effectuate prior to Jan.6,1969 (Danehy)Dec 30

Sundries

258 actions · № 1–258
  1. 1Order-Rules of City Council for 1968-1969Jan 8
  2. 2Placed on File-Comm. from P.F.C. Jay Gurry, L/CPL Dennis M. Monahan, and 1/Lt. Wm. O. Krohn thanking City Council for their Christmas remembrancesJan 8
  3. 3Placed on File-Comm. from Mayor Walter J. Sullivan proclaiming week of January 21, 1968 as YMCA WEEK IN CAMBRIDGEJan 15
  4. 4Placed on File-Comm. from Mayor Walter J. Sullivan Proclaiming month of January 1968 as MARCH OF DIMES MONTH IN CAMBRIDGEJan 15
  5. 5Placed on File-Comm. from A1C Robert W. Mickle, Thomas Wilson, and Walter Abromowich thanking Council for Christmas remembrancesJan 15
  6. 6Order-Mayor requested to appoint a committee of entire membership of City Council to concern itself with the hiring of a new City Manager (Ackermann)Jan 15
  7. 7Order-Mayor requested to make a special appeal to home owners to give consideration to servicemen and Director of Veterans' Services to set up a special organization to aid them in obtaining suitable housing accommodations in Cambridge (Vellucci)Jan 15
  8. 8Order-Mayor requested to appoint a special committee to survey Community Schools (Ackermann) [see # 15]Jan 15
  9. 9Order-Congratulating Police and Fire Departments for work in recent storms (Mahoney)Jan 15
  10. 10Order-Mayor requested to appoint a special committee to draw up suitable resolutions on death of Frederick Sullivan, Sheriff of Suffolk County (Mayor Sullivan)Jan 22
  11. 11Order-Transmitting order from the Cambridge School Committee relative to its desires to have air conditioning included in the educational specifications for the three new schoolsJan 22
  12. 12Resolve-Council pledges support to Development Programs, Model Cities, Community Development, and Inner Belt Advisory Committee (Wheeler and Ackermann)Jan 22
  13. 13Order-Mayor requested to appoint a sub-committee of the City Council to investigate possibility of installing a Drop-In Center in Ward 1 for the elderly of East Cambridge (Vellucci)Jan 22
  14. 14Resolutions-On death of Morris Kritzman (Mayor Sullivan)Jan 22
  15. 15Placed on File-Comm. from Mayor Sullivan pursuant to Council order of Jan. 15, 1968 appointing Councillors Ackermann, Mahoney, and Vellucci as a Special Sub-Committee to review the entire matter of Community SchoolsJan 29
  16. 16Order-Congratulations-Radio Station WCASJan 29
  17. 17Order-Removal of Acting City Manager (Hayes)Jan 29
  18. 18Order-Chairman of City Council Scout Committee, Thomas H.D. Mahoney, requested to invite Frank Saia and Edward McCann to appear before a meeting of the nine City Councillors to discuss with them the position of City Manager (Vellucci)Jan 29
  19. 19Resolutions-On death of William McLaughlin (Mayor Sullivan)Jan 29
  20. 20Resolve-Council records itself in favor of House Bill 1418 amending Chap. 121 of the General Laws by adding a new section-Section 43-Organization of Tenants (Mahoney)Jan 29
  21. 21Order-Traffic patterns should consider convenience and safety of pedestrians (Ackermann)Feb 5
  22. 22Resolutions-Marine Corporal George P. Mickle (Mayor Sullivan)Feb 5
  23. 23Order-Mayor requested to arrange a joint meeting of entire City Council and Cambridge Redevelopment Authority so Both bodies may discuss mutual problems and solutions of same (Crane)Feb 5
  24. 24Resolve-Relative to Inner Belt Highway (Crane)Feb 5
  25. 25Placed on File-Comm. from Mayor Sullivan proclaiming week of Feb. 11, 1968 as LITHUANIAN WEEK IN CAMBRIDGEFeb 5
  26. 26Resolve-Relative to disaster caused by recent earthquakes in Italy (Vellucci)Feb 12
  27. 27Order-Mayor requested to appoint a Committee to draw up ressolutions on death of John Moriarty (Mayor Sullivan)Feb 12
  28. 28Placed on File-Comm. from Acting City Manager transmitting one from Justin Gray,Assis. to the City Manager, requesting to be heard at this afternoon's meeting in relation to proposed legislation on the MBTA Extension to West CambridgeFeb 12
  29. 29Order-Communication from Mrs.Fahy made a part of Council record (Hayes) [see #57)Feb 19
  30. 30Resolutions-On death of Humphrey E. O'LearyFeb 19
  31. 31Order-City Council records itself in favor of House Bill 1788 (Crane)Feb 19
  32. 32Order-Mayor requested to appoint a special sub-committee of City Council to arrange dedication ceremonies for new library addition (Mahoney)Feb 19
  33. 33Order-Council congratulates Dramatic Coach of Cambridge High and Latin School and members of Drama Club for their wonderful performance of the play "Half-aSixpence" (Sullivan)Feb 19
  34. 34Resolutions-On death of John M. MoriartyFeb 19
  35. 35Order-Council congratulates Caach and members of St.Mary's Baskerball Team for winning Championship of Their Division in the recent Catholic League competition (Mayor Sullivan)Feb 19
  36. 36Placed on File-Comm. from Rep. John W. McCormack acknowledging resolutions adopted by the City Council in relation to the Inner Belt HighwayFeb 19
  37. 37Placed on File-Comm. from Senator Edward M. Kennedy ackowledging resolutions adopted by the City Council in relation to the Inner Belt HighwayFeb 19
  38. 38Placed on File-Comm. from C.K.Brown,District Highway Engineer Dept. of Public Works, Commonwealth of Mass. in reference to Chap.519 of the Acts of 1967 regarding the installation of traffic safety controls within the geographical confines of cities and townsFeb 19
  39. 39Placed on File-Comm. from the Labor Relations Commission, Commonwealth of Mass. informing the City Council that the City of Cambridge has withdrawn its petition relative to-MCRE-15-City of Cambridge and Cambridge Police Assoc. and that the Commission has dismissed sameFeb 19
  40. 40Placed on File-Comm. from Mayor Sullivan proclaining week of Feb.25,1968 as FIRE FIGHTERS WEEK IN CAMBRIDGEFeb 19
  41. 41Resolutions-Ondeath of Joseph D. HarringtonFeb 26
  42. 42Resolve-Mayor requested to appoint a Committee to study President Johnson's Report on Law Enforcement and Administration of Justice (Ackermann)Feb 26
  43. 43Resolutions-On death of Mrs. Mary CraneFeb 26
  44. 44Placed on File-Invitation to Mayor and City Council from tenants at the John F. Kennedy Apartments for their Annual St.Patrick's Night Party on Mar.15,1968Feb 26
  45. 45Order-Comm. from Congressman Thomas P. O'Neill,Jr.acknowledging resolution adopted by City Council regarding victims of tho recent earthquakes in Italy, also copy of House Bill H.R. 15363-A bill for the relief of certain distressed aliensFeb 26
  46. 46Placed on File-COmm. from Congressman Philip J. Philbin acknowledging resolution adopted by the City Council rel. to assis. of refugges created by recent earthquakes in Sicily andFeb 26
  47. 47Placed on File-Comm. from Congressman Silvio O. Conte acknowledging resolution adopted by City Council relative to assistance to refugees created by recent earthquakes in SicilyFeb 26
  48. 48Report-Committee on Community SchoolsFeb 26
  49. 49Order-City Clerk to make available each week additional copies of the agenda (Wheeler and Ackermann)Mar 4
  50. 50Order-Committee on Incinerator changed to Committee on Solid Waste Disposal (Mahoney)Mar 4
  51. 51Resolutions-On death of William H. McMasters (Mayor Sullivan)Mar 4
  52. 52Order-City Council to ask Mr. Bridwell whether it is not his intention to hold up action on all part of proposed Inner Belt Highway until study is completed (Ackermann)Mar 4
  53. 53Resolve-Congratulatin Elks on the occasion of the Centennial observance of Elkdom (Mayor Sullivan)Mar 4
  54. 54Order-Special committee of three Councillors to be appointed to draw up resolutions on death of Mrs. Joseph Danehy, mother of Councillor Danehy (Mayor Sullivan)Mar 4
  55. 55Order-Mayor requested to reconstitute Council Committee on the Incinerator (Mahoney)Mar 4
  56. 56Placed on File-Comm. from Rep. Michael J. Lombardi notifying the City Council of a hearing to be held on Mar.6,1968 at 1:30 p,m. in Rm.257,State House before Committee on Local Affairs pertaining to House Bill 1847, the petition of Michael J.Lombardi for repeal Øf the law setting a limitation on maximun salary which may be paid to a City Manager under the Plan E form of governmentMar 4
  57. 57Placed on File-Comm. from Daniel F.Burns,Executive Director Cambridge Housing Authority,Pursuant to City Council order of Feb.23,1968 concerning a letter by Mrs.Ruth Fahy,52 Washington ElmsMar 4
  58. 58Order-Council favors passage of Senate Bill No.21-An Act increasing the minimum amount of construction grants for certain approved school projects in cities and towns, and for county schools (Hayes)Mar 11
  59. 59Order-Council to go on record in favor of the passage of legislation, House Bill 3562, the same being "An Act providing for the construction and operation of an underground garage and parking facility in the City of Cambridge (Mayor Sullivan)Mar 11
  60. 60Order-Council favors passage of House Bill 1596-An Act relative to financial assistance for cities and towns in the reconstruction, remodeling, rehabilitation and modernization of school buildings (Hayes)Mar 11
  61. 61Resolutions-Death of Mrs. Josephine DanehyMar 11
  62. 62Order-Committee to be appointed to draw up resolutions on death of Peter CahillMar 11
  63. 63Placed on File-Comm. from Mayor Sullivan proclaiming week of Mar.17,1968 as POISON PREVENTION WEEK IN CAMBRIDGE (Mayor Sullivan)Mar 11
  64. 64Placed on File-Comm. from Mayor Sullivan proclaiming week of Mar.17,1968 as DEMOLAY WEEK IN CAMBRIDGE (Mayor Sullivan)Mar 11
  65. 65Placed on File-Comm. from Sen. Edward W.Brooke acknowledging resolution relative to Italian earthquake refugees to immigrate to U.S.Mar 11
  66. 66Resolve-Comm. from Edward J.Gurry,President CEOC Cambridgeport Planning Team transmitting a resolution requesting that the residents of Cambridgeport shall be involved, from the beginning, in any and all plans for community development affecting their neighborhoodMar 11
  67. 67Placed on File-Comm. from the MBTA relative to establishing a surface line between Lafayette Sq. and Kendall Sq. as per request of City Council order of Jan. 30, 1968Mar 11
  68. 68Placed on File-Comm. from the City Clerk transmitting copy of Chap.594,Acts of the year 1967 the same being, "An Act directing the Metropolitan District Commission to erect a fence or suitable barrier to prevent the parking of motor vehicles on a certain section of the River Bank along Memorial Drive in the City of CambridgeMar 11
  69. 69Placed on File-Report containing minuter of the meeting of the meeting of the City Council Sub-Committee on Community Schools held on March 13,1968 at 8:00 P.M.Mar 18
  70. 70Order-Relative to a referendum on the Inner Belt (Danehy)Mar 18
  71. 71Placed on File-Comm. from Philip M.Cronin, City Solicitor, containing information requested by the City Council concerning proposed legislation now pending in the Legislature of concern to the City of CambridgeMar 18
  72. 72Order-City Council opposed to taking of homes by MBTA for bridge on Sherman St. (Mahoney)Mar 18
  73. 73Placed on File-Comm. from Albert O. Wilson,Jr.,Pres. of Camb. Chamber of Commerce, stating that they favor the West Cambridge extension of the MBTA as soon as practicable and requesting the Traffice Director to make a feasibility study to determine from which streets Parking and/or stopping might be eliminated during the rush hoursMar 25
  74. 74Placed on File-Communication from Rev.Paul J. Mcmanus,Chairman of the Cambridge Committee on the Inner Belt requesting the City Council to refrain from putting the Inner Belt issue on the April ballotMar 25
  75. 75Annual Report Fire DepartmentMar 25
  76. 76Order-Comm. from Thomas M.McNamara,City Clerk notifying the City Council of an election to be held on Apr.30,1968 and requesting adoption of an order authorizing the City Clerk to give notice by publication of this electionMar 25
  77. 77Order-Mayor requested to arrange a Joint Housing Conference with the Cambridge Housing Authority (Vellucci)Mar 25
  78. 78Order-Residents of Riverside area to included in all plans for Community development,etc. (Ackermann)Mar 25
  79. 79Order-Approving action taken by City Council relative to residents of Riverside area (Ackermann and Mahoney)Mar 25
  80. 80Order-Council records itself in favor of State Dept. of Public Works holding a public hearing to acquaint citizens of Cambridge with the State's plans for possible extension of Route 2 (Mahoney)Apr 1
  81. 81Order-Congratulating Rindge Technical School Drama Club for excellent presentation of Caine Mutiny Trail (Ackermann)Apr 1
  82. 82Placed on File-Comm. from Mayor Sullivan appointing Councillors Crane, Hayes, and Danehy as a special Committee to draw up resolutions on the death of Peter CahillApr 1
  83. 83Order-Mayor requested to appoint a committee of 3 Councillors to draw up resolutions on death of J.Henry Smith (Sullivan)Apr 1
  84. 84Order-MBTA requested to embark upon a multi-purpose design concept for the transit facilities in West Cambridge (Wheeler)Apr 1
  85. 85Placed on File-Comm. from Americus J. D'Agostino, Acting Director of Public Assistance together with a letter from the State Department of Public Welfare relative to the Food Stamp Program in CambridgeApr 1
  86. 86Placed on File-Comm. from the Cambridge Advisory Committee recording support of the Committee on Moderate and Low Income Housing of a proposal to provide for the joint development by the City and the Authority of the City-owned parking lot at Green and Franklin StreetsApr 15
  87. 87Placed on File-Comm. from Joint Educational Dept.,Massasoit Lodge 129, Juanita Temple 31 inviting Council to their Local Oratorical Contest on May 5, 1968 at 3:00 P.M. - 55 Austin St., CambridgeApr 15
  88. 88Placed on File-Comm. from Edward J. Gurry,356 Pearl St.,Camb. transmitting a list of suggestions regarding the operation of the Police Dept.Apr 15
  89. 89Order-Comm. from Elizabeth Gill, Vice President of the Houghton P.T.A. relative to the question of relocatable classrooms for the children of the Houghton School [# See #209 Finance]Apr 15
  90. 90Placed on File-Comm. from Edward F. McLaughlin Jr.,General Counsel, MBTA acknowledging resolution of the Cambridge City Council concerning Alewife Brook areaApr 15
  91. 91Placed on File-Comm. from CEOC East Cambridge Planning Team expressing appreciation to members of the Council for their support on actions related to the financing and development of the Gore St. PlaygroundApr 15
  92. 92Resolutions-Congratulating Président Donald T. Regan on his recent promotion (Crane)Apr 15
  93. 93Order-Council records itself in grateful appreciation to Acting City Manager Ralph J. Dunphy for not increasing 1968 Tax Rate (Mahoney)Apr 15
  94. 94Order-Mayor requested to appoint a sub-committee of three Councillors to confer with City Manager and Recreation Dept. relative to plans for rebuilding tot-lots and playgrounds throughout the city (Vellucci)Apr 15
  95. 95Order-Entire City Council to be appointed as a committee to draw up suitable resolutions on death of Dr. Martin Luther King (Mayor Sullivan)Apr 15
  96. 96Resolutions-On death of Atty. J. Henry SmithApr 15
  97. 97Order-Meeting to discuss new programs for teenagers (Ackermann)Apr 22
  98. 98Order-Congratulating Mrs. Florence Ferrare President of Don Juan Drum & Bugle Corps (Vellucci)Apr 22
  99. 99Order-Mayor requested to appoint a special committee to draw up resolutions on the death of Sgt. Francis H. Gutoski,Jr. (Mayor Sullivan)Apr 22
  100. 100Order-Mayor requested to appoint a sub-committee of City Council to confer with license Commission regarding licenses grantedApr 22
  101. 101Placed on File-Comm. from Mayor Sullivan proclaiming Wednesday May 1, 1968 as LAW DAY U.S.A. IN CAMBRIDGEApr 22
  102. 102Resolve-Council records itself in favor of public off-street parking facilities on,above,or below the surface in Harvard Sq.and other sections of Cambridge (Wheeler)Apr 22
  103. 103Order-City Council records itself in favor of off-street parking facilities on, above or below the surface in the Harvard Square area as well as in other sections of Cambridge (Wheeler)Apr 22
  104. 104Order-Congratulating John Nichols of Rindge Technical School upon his receipt of the first full Rev.Martin Luther King four year scholarship to B.U.Apr 29
  105. 105Placed on File-Comm. from Mayor Sullivan appointing Councillors Vellucci, Danehy, and Goldberg as a sub-committee of the City Council to confer with the City Manager and Recreation Dept. relative to making plans for re-beautification and re-building of tot-lots and playgroundsApr 29
  106. 106Placed on File-Comm. from Mayor Sullivan appointing Councillors Crane, Danehy, and Hayes as a Committee to draw up resolutions on death of Sgt. Francis H. Gutoski, Jr.Apr 29
  107. 107Placed on File-Comm. from Mayor Sullivan appointing Councillors Vellucci, Goldberg, and Danehy as a Committee to confer with the License Commission regarding licenses granted Veterans OrganizationsApr 29
  108. 108Placed on File-Comm. from Elizabeth Gill for Houghton PTA relative to relocatable classrooms for pupils of Houghton SchoolApr 29
  109. 109Order-from the School Committee requesting the City Council to purchase relocatable classrooms for the purpose of housing the Houghton School pupils during the construction of the new school and that the site be determined as quickly as possibleApr 29
  110. 110Order-Mayor requested to appoint a sub-committee of the City Council for the purpose of selecting a site for the erection of portable schools. (Vellucci)Apr 29
  111. 111Order-Comm. from Alvin E. Thompson, 521 Green St.,Cambridge et als requesting a meeting with the City Council on May 1, 1968 at 6;30 P.M. in the Mayor's Office or other convenient time to express concern over existing emotions within the black communityApr 29
  112. 112Placed on File-Comm. from Acting City Manager relative to the granting of permits to deserving groups to conduct benefitApr 29
  113. 113Placed on File-Invitationf from Mt. Auburn Post No, 8818, V.F.W. inviting City Council to attend Joint Installation of Officers on May 11, 1968 at 7:30 P.M. in Post Quarters 688 Huron Ave. CambridgeMay 6
  114. 114Resolutions-Death of Sgt. F. H. Gutoski,Jr.May 6
  115. 115Placed on File-Comm. from Paul P. Corcoran relative to meeting on petition of Fenton Shoe Corp. for use of parking spaces at Austin-Columbia St. parking lotMay 6
  116. 116Placed on File-Comm. from Mayor Sullivan appointing Councillors Ackermann, Mahoney and Vellucci as a Special Committee set up for the purpose of selecting a site for the erection of portable schoolsMay 6
  117. 117Placed on File-Comm. from Geneva Hovaness, Cambridge Center, 42 Brattle St. commending Council on passage of dog leash lawMay 6
  118. 118Order-Relative to Public Law 90-222 enacted by the 90th CongressMay 6
  119. 119Order-Recreation Director requested to work towards establishment of a basketball league for young men 18 and over (Ackermann)May 6
  120. 120Report-Summer Programs for work for teenagersMay 6
  121. 121Placed on File-Comm. from Earline F. Valentine, 7½ Center St. Cambridge on behalf of the tenants of 5-11½ Center St. requesting a hearing on May 6, 1968 before the City Council to deal with a matter of some urgency pertaining to a petition presented to the Council April 15, 1968 by the above mentioned tenantsMay 13
  122. 122Order-Council to go on record requesting the enactment of attached legislation enabling the City Council to establish the salary of the City Manager (Wheeler)May 13
  123. 123Resolutions-Congratulating Rev. Paul J. McManus (Hayes)May 13
  124. 124Placed on File-Comm. from Congressman Thomas P.O'Neill,Jr. acknowledging receipt of a copy of the telegram sent to the President Johnson with regard to the Report of the National Advisory Commission on Civil DisturbancesMay 13
  125. 125Placed on File-Comm. from Mayor Sullivan proclaiming the month of May 1968 as SENIOR CITIZENS MONTH IN CAMBRIDGE (Mayor Sullivan)May 13
  126. 126Placed on File-Comm. from the City Clerk transmitting opinion of City Solicitor regarding computation of time relative to publication of an ordinanceMay 13
  127. 127Placed on File-Comm. from Edward G. Power acknowledging gift sent by City Council of Cambridge while he was in VietnamMay 13
  128. 128Order-Don Juan Drum & Bugle Corps granted permission to use Kingsley Park on June 2, 1968 to conduct a family picnic (Vellucci)May 13
  129. 129Order-Roosevelt Towers Recreation Club granted permission to use Kingsley Park on May 19, 1968 for holding a family picnic (Vellucci)May 13
  130. 130Resolve-Congratulating Radio Station WCAS (Mayor Sullivan)May 13
  131. 131Order-Mayor requested to appoint a special committee to draw up resolutions on retirement of John J. Grainger, Chief of Police Department (Goldberg)May 13
  132. 132Placed on File-Comm. from Acting City Manager report entitled "A Critical Analysis of the Inner Belt Relocation Study, Cambridge, Mass. by the Right of Way Bureau of the Mass. Dept. of Public Works" referred to in communication submitted by Mrs. Benfield of the Save Our Cities Committee at the City Council meeting of May 6, 1968May 13
  133. 133Order-Mayor requested to arrange a meeting of all officials concerned with the development of the Gore Street - Alberico Playground (Vellucci)May 20
  134. 134Order-Cambridge Water Board requested to grant permission to fish in the waters of Fresh Pond (Vellucci)May 20
  135. 135Order-Mayor requested to establish a committee of the whole to handle the problems raised by the Cambridge Black Community (Ackermann and Wheeler)May 20
  136. 136Placed on File-Memorandum from Cambridge Advisory Committee re:Community School ProgramMay 20
  137. 137Placed on File-Memorandum from Cambridge Advisory Committee re:Alewife Brook Park DevelopmentMay 20
  138. 138Placed on File-Comm. from Donald F. Regan acknowledging resolution of Cambridge City Council on his appointment as President of Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith, Inc.May 20
  139. 139Order-Transmitting proposed legislation directing the MDC to install a pedestrian light system at the intersection of Huron Ave. and Fresh Pond ParkwayMay 20
  140. 140Placed on File-Comm. from the Acting City Manager recommending the insertion of certain provisions in city contractsMay 20
  141. 141Placed on File-Comm. from the Cambridge Redevelopment Authority relative to Progress Report on "Initial-Phase" of Pre-Planning Study Harvard Square Development Area [See # 145 See # 151]May 20
  142. 142Resolutions-On Memorial Day (Mayor Sullivan)May 27
  143. 143Resolutions-On death of Chief Judge Calvert Magruder (Crane)May 27
  144. 144Resolutions-On death of Benjamin F. Wyeth (Crane)May 27
  145. 145Placed on File-Memorandum from Cambridge Advisory Committee relative to Progress Report on Harvard SquareMay 27
  146. 146Resolution-Comm. from Mayor Sullivan thanking William C. Day Physical Director of the Cambridge YMCA for his substantial contribution to this community and wishing him the best in his new endeavorsJun 3
  147. 147Communication from John A. Collins expressing thanks for help in preparing SenioramaJun 3
  148. 148Placed on File-Comm. from Mayor Sullivan proclaiming week of June 6-13, 1968 as DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING,JR. MEMORIAL FUND WEEK IN CAMBRIDGEJun 3
  149. 149Placed on File-Comm. from Helen D. Wallach, M.D. relative to the gravity of the situation involving the black communityJun 3
  150. 150Placed on File-Comm. from Edward J. O'Connell, Secretary of the School Committee thanking the City Council for installation of new street lighting in the Cambridgeport areaJun 3
  151. 151Placed on File-Comm. from the Cambridge Redevelopment Authority dated May 31, 1968 relative to the completion of "Initial-Phase" of Pre-Planning Study-Harvard Square Development AreaJun 3
  152. 152Communication from Daniel F. Burns, Executive Director of the Cambridge Housing Authority, relative to a proposal for a joint City-Housing Authority venture, using the air rights over City owned parking lot at Green and Franklin StreetsJun 3
  153. 153Order-Council to go on record congratulating William Peters winner of the First Annual Award as Outstanding Senior Citizen of the year (Wheeler)Jun 3
  154. 154Order-Relative to a communication from Herman L. Banks of the Cambridge Black Community for the establishment of a Complaint Division (Ackermann)Jun 3
  155. 155Order-Entire Council as a Committee to draw up suitable resolutions on the death of Senator Robert F. Kennedy (Mayor Sullivan)Jun 10
  156. 156Order-Congratulating Don Juan Drum and Bugle Corps (Vellucci)Jun 10
  157. 157Resolutions-Chief John J. GraingerJun 10
  158. 158Order-Mayor requested to appoint entire membership of City Council as a Standing Committee on Health and Hospitals (Vellucci)Jun 10
  159. 159Placed on File-Comm. from the Acting City Manager relative to the annual display of fireworks [handwritten: See #170]Jun 10
  160. 160Placed on File-Comm. from Lawrence D. Burke, Chief, Cambridge Auxiliary Fire Dept. inviting the City Council to Dept.'s Second Annual Parade on July 4, 1968 at 11:30 A.M., reviewing stand 795 Mass. Ave.Jun 10
  161. 161Placed on File-Comm. from the Acting City Manager an order adopted by the School Committee on June 4, 1968 relative to a site for the location of portable classrooms for the children of the Houghton SchoolJun 10
  162. 162Placed on File-Sloya Slive Civic Unity CommitteeJun 10
  163. 163Placed on File-Comm. from Acting City Manager further information concernign matters relating to the Cambridge Black CommunityJun 24
  164. 164Order-City Council to proceed to the election of a permanent City Manager (Charter Right-Mahoney)Jun 24
  165. 165Placed on File-Notice received of the organization of a non-elected official committee under the name of the Cambridge Civic AssociationJun 24
  166. 166Order-Comm. from Election Commission on continued use of Votomatic MachinesJun 24
  167. 167Report-Comm. from MIT and plans for traffic Mass. Ave. between Memorial Drive and Albany St. to City Manager to implement the plansJun 24
  168. 168Report-to proposed amendments City Solicitor for amendmentsJun 24
  169. 169Placed on File-Comm. from John M. Tobin,Super. of School Dept. dated June 11, 1968 together with other enclosures relating to procedures followed by the individual schools in the event of a fire or impending disasterJun 24
  170. 170Placed on File-Comm. from Acting City Manager pursuant to City Council order of June 10, 1968, re:annual fireworks displayJun 24
  171. 171Placed on File-Comm. from Mayor Sullivan proclaiming period June 19-21, 1968 as MODEL CITIES DAYS IN CAMBRIDGEJun 24
  172. 172Placed on File-Mayor requested to appoint a special committee of 3 Councillors to maintain an active interest in Model Cities program, etc. (Goldberg)Jun 24
  173. 173Return of Service-SPECIAL MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL on Monday, July 29, 1968 at 5:00 P.M.Jul 29
  174. 174Placed on File-Comm. from the City Manager detailing the programs and staff of the Community Development SectionJul 29
  175. 175Order-Congratulating Holy Ghost Hospital for attaining Honorable Mention in nationwide competition in 1968 "Pulse on Patient Relations" (Mayor Sullivan)Jul 29
  176. 176Order-Council to go on record sending best wishes for a speedy recovery to Frank Maragioglio, a member of the Cambridge Housing Authority (Vellucci)Jul 29
  177. 177Order-Congratulating Don Juan Drum and Bugle Corps on their successful season (Danehy)Jul 29
  178. 178Resolutions-John J. DynanJul 29
  179. 179Return of Service-SPECIAL MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL on Monday, Aug. 19, 1968 at 5:00 P.M.Aug 19
  180. 180Placed on File-Notice of meeting-Eastern Gateway Committee on Aug.22, 1968 at 8:00 P.M. in conference room of Camb. Redevelopment Authority,336 Main St. to discuss Broad Canal and proposed District Development Planning StudiesAug 19
  181. 181Placed on File-Comm. from the Board of Election Commissioners informing the voters of Ward 1, Precinct 3 that they will be voting at the Sacred Heart School, 159 Thorndike St. instead of at the Thorndike School until further noticeAug 19
  182. 182Resolutions-Bishop-designate Daniel A. Cronin,D.D. (Vellucci and Crane)Aug 19
  183. 183Resolve-Cambridge School Committee to consider suggestion of naming auditorium in the new East Cambridge School in memory of the late Joseph A. Costa (Crane)Aug 19
  184. 184Placed on File-Comm. from the City Clerk transmitting one from the Election Commission notifying the City Council that the polling place for Ward 8, Precinct 3 has been moved from the First Congregational Church on Mason St. to the Hotel Commander during renovation of the Congregational ChurchSep 9
  185. 185Order-City Clerk requested to publish notice of State Primary to be held on Sept. 17,1968Sep 9
  186. 186Order-Mayor requested to appoint a committee of three Councillors to draw up resolutions on the death of John Davis, President of the Cambridge Water Board (Crane)Sep 9
  187. 187Resolutions-On death of Marine Private Gerard Bergin (Mayor Sullivan and Hayes)Sep 9
  188. 188Order-Congratulating Don Juan Drum and Bugle Corps (Vellucci)Sep 9
  189. 189Placed on File-Comm. from Mayor Sullivan proclaiming week of September 16, 1968 as NAACP VOTER REGISTRATION WEEK IN CAMBRIDGESep 9
  190. 190Placed on File-Comm. from CEOC East Cambridge Planning Team setting forth the position of the Planning Team on the land fill of the Broad Canal throught the procedures of urban renewalSep 9
  191. 191Placed on File-Comm. from Anstis G. Benfield inviting City Council and City Manager to Luncheon-Open House Friday Sept. 13, 1968 at 12:30 P.M. at her home 140 Chestnut St. The purpose of the Luncheon is an Inner Belt RevivalSep 9
  192. 192Resolve-Congratulating the staff and members of the St.John the Evangelist Drill Team on a successful season and the winning of the CYO CIRCUIT FLAG (Danehy)Sep 9
  193. 193Resolve-City Council expresses its deep sense of concern over the plight of our Senior Citizens and pledges its support to the Convention and its goals (Mayor Sullivan)Sep 9
  194. 194Resolve-Rights and duties of Police Officers in the event of provocation and civil disorder (Ackermann)Sep 9
  195. 195Report-Comm. relative to voting machines referrred to Election Commission for analysis and reportSep 9
  196. 196Résolutions-On death pf John F. Davis (Mayor Sullivan,Crane and Mahoney)Sep 16
  197. 197Order-The Co-Ordinating Committee appointed by the Cambridge Convention of Housing for the Elderly be invited to present their proposals at a special meeting of the City Council called at a time convenient to both groups (Ackermann)Sep 16
  198. 198Order-Mayor requested to appoint a Special Committee to draw up resolutions on the death of Professor Clarenc C. Brinton of Harvard University (Mahoney)Sep 16
  199. 199Order-Mayor requested to appoint a Special Committee to draw up suitable resolutions on the death of Vincent O'Connell, late teacher at the Rindge Technical School (Ackermann)Sep 16
  200. 200Order-City Clerk be instructed that this resolution be presented to the Secretary of the School Committee before the hour of the regularly-scheduled meeting on Sept.17,1968 for presentation to the School Committee at that time.Resolution relative to Hot Lunch Program for the Elderly (Mahoney)Sep 16
  201. 201Placed on File-Comm. from Mayor Sullivan proclaiming Sept. 28, 1968 ROSCOE POUND-AMERICAN TRIAL LAWYERS FOUNDATION DAY IN CAMBRIDGESep 23
  202. 202Resolutions-On death of John W. Wood (Mayor Sullivan)Sep 23
  203. 203Resolutions-On death of Clarence Crane Brinton (Mahoney)Sep 23
  204. 204Resolve-Memorial sites in Cambridge to be posted and listed with appropriate departments (Crane)Sep 23
  205. 205Placed on File-Memorandum from Community Development Section City Manager's Office relative to Development Plans for West and North CambridgeSep 23
  206. 206Placed on File-Comm. from Mrs. Florence Ferraro,Pres. Don Juan Drum & Bugle Corps, inviting Council to Special Mass on Sept.27,1968 at 7:00 P.M. in St. Francis Church,East Cambridge to celebrate feast of Sts. Cosmo and Damian, patron saints of Gaeta,ItalySep 23
  207. 207Placed on File-Memorandum from Community Development Section City Manager's Office notifying Council that on Sept.24,1968 WGBH,Channel 2 in conjunction with University of Mass. will present a program on "The New Citizen Action"Sep 23
  208. 208Placed on File-Comm. from the City Manager notifying the City Council that The Cambridge Hospital will be officially Dedicated on October 9, 1968 at 5:00 P.M. and that a formal invitation will forwarded to each CouncillorSep 30
  209. 209Placed on File-Comm. from Alan McClennen,Planning Director dated Sept.30,1968 relative to project of Mr. Max KargmanSep 30
  210. 210Resolution-Urging Congress to appropriate funds for the Housing Act of 1968 and the Juvenille Delinquency Act of 1968Sep 30
  211. 211Resolutions-On death of Private Charles A. Jones of the Cambridge Fire Department (Mayor Sullivan)Oct 7
  212. 212Order-Congratulating the Blessed Sacrament Drill Team for their outstanding performance in recent C.Y.O. competition (Goldberg)Oct 7
  213. 213Order-Chairman of Special Sub-Committee of City Council for a national search for a City Manager to submit a report of number of candidates interviewed, cost of each interview and total amount spent for all phases of the search (Vellucci)Oct 7
  214. 214Placed on File-Comm. from John P. Sousa, Chairman inviting Councillors to meeting on Oct.8,1968 at 7:30 P.M. in St. Mary's Gym to discuss recreation in the Central areaOct 7
  215. 215Placed on File-Comm. from Walter J. Sullivan, Mayor, together with a request from the Cambridge Housing Convention Chairman, Mr. Daniel F. ConnellyOct 7
  216. 216Comm. from Eduardo Catalano,Architect, relative to the plans he prepared to improve the area of Central Square between Mass. Ave., Prospect St. and Western Ave.Oct 7
  217. 217Order-Meeting on Oct.15,1968 with Presidents of Harvard and MIT and all officials concerned with delefates of CEOC relative to goals of Comvention on Housing (Ackermann)Oct 7
  218. 218Resolutions-On death of Rev. John J. Sheehan (Mayor Sullivan)Oct 14
  219. 219Order-City Council goes on record supporting legislation designed to pay full conpensation to policemen, firemen and city employees who are permanently disabled as the result of injuries received in the performance of their duties (Danehy)Oct 14
  220. 220Placed on File-Final report of the City Manager National Search Comm.Oct 14
  221. 221Order-Report from Committee for a national search for a City Manager to be submitted to the City Council (Vellucci)Oct 14
  222. 222Placed on File-Comm. from Rev.Joseph P. LaRaia,Chairman and Anstis G. Benfield, Co-Chairman, Cambridge Committee on Inner Belt requesting City Council to support contractn for Task B StudyOct 21
  223. 223Placed on File-Comm. from Mayor Sullivan proclaimin week of Oct.27,1968 as CAMBRIDGE COUNCIL KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS WEEK IN CAMBRIDGEOct 21
  224. 224Order-Mayor requested to appoint a sub-committee of 3 Councillors to investigate and study survey made by MIT on the Management of Solid Wastes and to make further recommendations (Vellucci)Oct 21
  225. 225Order-Council on record in favor of the Housing Convention's Four Points and pledges itself to take all possible steps to bring action by every possible legal means (Wheeler)Oct 21
  226. 226Order-Mayor requested to arrange meeting in the immediate future with the City Manager,Members of the Planning Board Cambridge Housing Authority,Cambridge Redevelopment Authority,Citizens Advisory Committee,representatives of the Cambridge Housing Convention Coorindinating Committee, representatives of the CEOC and all other persons with a view towards instituting a program to solve the housing problems in Cambridge (Hayes)Oct 21
  227. 227Resolution-Concerning the Wellington-Harrington Citizens Committee in cooperation with the Cambridge Redevelopment Authority approving construction of private cooperatively owned dwellings in the two-block area bounded by Cambridge Windsor, Columbia, and Lincoln Sts. (Vellucci)Oct 21
  228. 228Resolution-Of the Cambridge Housing Convention Cooridinating CommitteeOct 21
  229. 229Order-City Council go on record congratulating and thanking the Somerville Board of Aldermen for denying the petition of the Hark Beef Co. to build a rendering plant on Windsor St. near the Roosevelt Towers in Cambridge (Vellucci)Oct 28
  230. 230Placed on File-Comm. from Mayor Sullivan proclaiming month of November 1968 as RETARDED CHILDREN'S MONTH IN CAMBRIDGEOct 28
  231. 231Placed on File-Comm.from Mayor Sullivan appointing the entire City Council as a Committee of the Whole to study the entire problem of Waste Disposal and IncinerationOct 28
  232. 232Placed on File-Comm.from City Manager notifying the City Council that an agreement has been entered into with the MBTA whereby the City of Cambridge has been granted permission to use a portion of the Bennett-Eliot Yards for the parking of automobilesOct 28
  233. 233Notice of Election (State) November 5, 1968 Polls open 8:00 A.M. to 8:00 PM and sample ballotOct 28
  234. 234Order-City Council applauds decision of Cambridge Housing Authority to appoint a director to facilitate leased housing program for the elderly (Mahoney)Nov 4
  235. 235Order-Minor League Baseball Diamond at Donnelly Field be named in honor of Robert Walsh who was killed in action in Vietnam on November 11, 1967 (Vellucci)Nov 4
  236. 236Placed on File-Comm. from Mrs. Daniel Farren,Chairman, inviting the Cambridge City Council to Open House on Special Education-Its Many Facets and Related Services on November 14, 1968 at the Harrington School from 7:30 to 10:00 P.M.Nov 4
  237. 237Placed on File-Comm. from Mrs. Gertrude Quick, Washington Elms, Cambridge requesting an opportunity to speak to the members of the City Council on November 4, 1968 relative to a tenant of public housing sitting on the board of the Cambridge Housing AuthorityNov 4
  238. 238Placed on File-Comm. from James B. Hartgering, Commissioner of Health,Hospital and Welfare stating that the name of the Hospital has been changed to "The Cambridge Hospital"Nov 18
  239. 239Resolve-City Council records itself in favor of the proposed addition to Title 23 of the Code of Federal Regulations (Mahoney)Nov 18
  240. 240Resolve-Congratulating Harvard Football Team and certain members in their victory over Yale (Vellucci)Nov 18
  241. 241Resolve-City Council congratulates Harvard and Yale football teams (Crane)Nov 18
  242. 242Order-Thanking the Garden Club of Cambridge for donating the living pine recently planted in Brattle Sq. (Wheeler)Nov 25
  243. 243Resolve-Congratulating the coach and players of the Cambridge High and Latin School soccer team for a successful season and victory over the powerful Boston Latin Team (Mahoney)Nov 25
  244. 244Order-Congratulating Harvard Football Team (Mayor Sullivan)Nov 25
  245. 245Order-Cambridge Housing Authority to be acked to determine if space could be provided at Washington Elms of Newtowne Court for a Senior Citizens Drop-In Center (Ackermann)Nov 25
  246. 246Order-by the School Committee on Nov.19,1968 requesting the City Council to authorize the employment of Atty.Leon J. Kowal as collective bargaining representative of the Cambridge School Committee in accordance with the provisions of Chapter 633 of the Acts of 1968Nov 25
  247. 247Placed on File-Comm. from Arthur W. Botelho, Chairman, Wellington-Harrington Citizens Committee expressing appreciation for resolution of City Council on Oct.21, 1968 encouraging new construction of homes in their first development siteDec 9
  248. 248Resolve-City Council accepts the invitation to dinner and congratulates Mr.Zaglakas and the Italian-American Committee to Honor Christopher Columbus' Voyage and John Harvard's football squad victory over Yale for planning this event (Vellucci)Dec 9
  249. 249Resolve-Redevelopment Authority requested to salvage and relocate memorial plaque taken from former American Rubber Co. plant at 120 Porter St. (Crane)Dec 16
  250. 250Placed on FileComm. from Rovert E. Rudolph, Traffic Director relative to parking on University Road and Bennett St.Dec 16
  251. 251Placed on File-Comm. from Robert E. Rudolph, Director of Traffic and Parking relative to University Road parking restrictionDec 16
  252. 252Placed on File-Comm. from Philip M. Cronin,City Solicitor, dated December 23, 1968 pertaining to the cancellation of bond for spur track on Waverly St. in the rear of 275-281 Albany St.Dec 23
  253. 253Order-Expressing gratitude to Michael J. John, Chairman of the Labor Relations Commission of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts (Vellucci)Dec 30
  254. 254Resolve-Conucil extends congratulations on accomplishments of Appollo 8 (Crane)Dec 30
  255. 255Order-Mayor requested to appoint a Committee of the Whole Council to draw up suitable resolutions on the death of James E. Finnegan,former Welfare Agent of the City of Cambridge (Crane)Dec 30
  256. 256Order-Resolutions-Jacob L. Andelman (Mayor Sullivan and Goldberg)Dec 30
  257. 257Placed on File-Comm. from Joseph P. Mayo, Deputy Commissioner of the Commonwealth of Mass. Veterans' Services Dept. commending the Veterans' Services Dept. of the City of Camb. directed by Pasquale L. Reale,for the efficient way it has grown and developedDec 30
  258. 258Order-Adopted by the School Committee on Dec.17,1968 releasing to the City of Cambridge for immediate demolition the present Houghton SchoolDec 30

Highways

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  1. 1Order-Schedule of sidewalk assessments on Kimball et al streets in the total sum of $2099.50Jan 8
  2. 2Order-Schedule of sidewalk assessments on Buckingham et al streets in the total sum of $748.40Jan 8
  3. 3Order-Schedule of sidewalk assessments on Clement Circle et al streets in the total sum of $4964.00Jan 8
  4. 4Order-Sign-2 Trowbridge St. (Putnam Furniture Co.)Jan 8
  5. 5Order-Signs-480 Cambridge St., 24 Norfolk St., and 75 Dudley St.Jan 8
  6. 6Order-Sign-1045-1051 Mass. Ave. (Putnam Furniture Co.)Jan 8
  7. 7Order-Signs-161 Third St. and 443 Portland St.Jan 8
  8. 8Order-Sign-428 Green St. (Cambridge Foreign Cars)Jan 22
  9. 9Order-Granolithic sidewalk at 579-587 Mass. Ave.Jan 22
  10. 10Order-Rescinding granolithic sidewalk at no. 736 Mass. Ave.Jan 22
  11. 11Order-Driveway-190 Albany St. (National Biscuit Company)Jan 29
  12. 12Order-Sign-660 Cambridge St. (August A. Busch & Co.Inc. of MassachusettsJan 29
  13. 13Order-Sign-92-100 Kirkland St. (Dora Savener)Jan 29
  14. 14Order-Sign-924 Mass. Ave. (Socrates Theodorakos)Feb 5
  15. 15Order-Sign-1045 Mass Ave.(Harry Howe, d/b/a The Upper Story)Feb 12
  16. 16Order-Revoking permit for sign at 1221 Cambridge St. (Prospect St. side) - Joseph A. NobregaFeb 12
  17. 17Order-Revoking permit for sign at 118 Broadway (Pepsi-Cola Metropolitan Bottling Co. Inc.)Feb 12
  18. 18Order-Revoking Permit for sign at 370 Huron Ave. (Robert P. Ellard)Feb 12
  19. 19Order-Revoking permit for sign at 435 Main St. (Frank A. and William Arsenault)Feb 12
  20. 20Placed on File-3 Petions for signsFeb 12
  21. 21Order-Driveway-491 Concord Ave.Feb 12
  22. 22Order-Sign-575 Mass. Ave. (Libby'sMarket Inc.)Feb 19
  23. 23Order-Revoking permit for sign at 1350 Cambridge St. (P. Ballantine & Sons)Feb 19
  24. 24Order-Revoking permit for sign at 265 Third St. (Wintex,INC. and Barlo, Inc.)Feb 19
  25. 25Order-Granolithic sidewalk at 171 Hampshire St. (Church of Scotland)Mar 4
  26. 26Order-Signs-10 Pearl St. and 1157 Cambridge St.Mar 4
  27. 27Order-Sign-569 Mass. Ave. (Harry N. Katis)Mar 4
  28. 28Order-Revokinf permit for sign at 24 Boylston St.(Edwin Olwood)Mar 11
  29. 29Order-Revoking permit for sign at No.2564 Mass.Ave.(Antonio P.Ferre)Mar 11
  30. 30Order-Revoking permit for sign at 304 Main St. (P.Ballantine & Sons)Mar 11
  31. 31Order-Revoking permit for sign at 1256 Mass. Ave. (Williams Clothier, Inc.)Mar 11
  32. 32Order-Revoking permit for sign at 34-40 Ames St., (Brigham's Inc.)Mar 11
  33. 33Order-Sign-445 Mass. Ave. (General Hardware & Supply Co.)Mar 11
  34. 34Report-Sign-3 Brattle St. given leave to withdraw (Pewter Pot Muffin House)Mar 11
  35. 35Order-Discontinuance of a portion of Wheeler St.Mar 11
  36. 36Order-Bitulithic sidewalk at 32 Linnaean St. (Harlow Properties Inc.)Mar 18
  37. 37Order-Granolithic sidewalk at 78-80 Fayette St. (Mary D. Lee)Mar 18
  38. 38Order-Sign-2516 Mass. Ave. (Schlitz Distributing Co. of Mass.Inc.Mar 18
  39. 39Order-Sign-1972 Mass. Ave. (Eleni Theodorokis)Mar 25
  40. 40Order-Sign-233 Portland St. (Pepsi Cola Metropolitan Bottling Co, Inc.)Mar 25
  41. 41Communication-from William F. McCarty,Executive Director Outdoor Advertising Division,Commonwealth of Mass. transmitting petition of Stanley W. Ferguson for erection of outdoor advertising sign on the roof at 270 Albany St.Mar 25
  42. 42Order-Bitulithic Sidewalks-55 Hammond St. and 230 Brookline St.Apr 1
  43. 43Order-Granolithic Sidewalk at 45 Magoun St. (Ralph R. Warren)Apr 1
  44. 44Order-Widening of Driveway at 40 Huron Ave. (Alma Massé O'Brien, Trustee Lydia A. Massé TrustApr 1
  45. 45Order-to erect a Pewter Pot in fromt of premises 3 Brattle St. Muffin House Harvard Sq. Inc.Apr 1
  46. 46Order-Sign-144 Cambridge St.(Coca Cola Bottling Co.)Apr 1
  47. 47Order-Edgestones at 9 Channing St. (Edward S. Mason andApr 15
  48. 48Order-Sign - 3 Brattle St. (Muffin House Harvard Sq. Inc.)Apr 15
  49. 49Order-Driveway-30 Bay St. (Mrs. Blanche E. McGrath)Apr 15
  50. 50Order-Widening driveway-17 Mt. Auburn St. (Gerald A. Simon)Apr 15
  51. 51Order-Driveway-73 Reservoir St. (Sara P. and Almond Goduti)Apr 15
  52. 52Order-Sign-419 Mass. Ave. (Robert A. Kallish d/b/a College Music Shops)Apr 15
  53. 53Order-Sign (canvas) across Austin St. from Almy's to 99 Austin St. at the time of the election of members of the Board of the Model Cities (Justin Gray for the Community Development Section of the Office of City Manager)Apr 15
  54. 54Order-Canvas Sign-Across Columbia St. from 54-56 to 51-53 Columbia St. at the time of election of members of the Board of the Model Cities (Justin Gray for the Community Development Section of the Office of City Manager)Apr 15
  55. 55Order-Revoking permit for sign-665-667 Cambridge St. (East Cambridge Garage)Apr 15
  56. 56Order-Revoking permit for excavation under sidewalk at 5 Second St.Apr 15
  57. 57Order-Bitulithic sidewalk at 40 Granville Rd. (Vassal Lane side) (Francis D. Mahoney)Apr 15
  58. 58Order-Driveway-discontinuance-75 Mass. Ave. and 73 Mass. Ave. (Mass. Institute of Technology)Apr 22
  59. 59Order-Driveways-262 Prospect St. and 8 Pine St.Apr 22
  60. 60Order-Signs-615 to 614 Mass. Ave. and 1018 to 1027 Cambridge St. (Justin Gray for the Community Development Section of the office of City Manager)Apr 22
  61. 61Order-Bithulithic sidewalk-8 Pine and School St. (Darnley D. Inniss)Apr 22
  62. 62Order-Bitulithic sidewalk at 36 and 36½ Tremont St. (Fitz G. & Esther Collins)Apr 22
  63. 63Order-Sign-272 Cambridge St. (August A. Busch)Apr 22
  64. 64Order-Bitulithic sidewalk-14 Harrington Rd. (Charles and Eileen Cronin)Apr 29
  65. 65Order-Sign-515 Mass. Ave. (The County Bank N.A.)Apr 29
  66. 66Placed on File-Communication from Ethel A. Dow, owner of premises No. 3 Brattle St., consenting to granting of permit to Muffin House for erection of sign at 3 Brattle St.Apr 29
  67. 67Order-Driveway-Roseland St. (Sears, Roebuck & Co.)Apr 29
  68. 68Order-Revoking permit for awning at 509 Concord Ave. (Carmelo Ficichy)May 6
  69. 69Order-Revoking permit for sign at 665 Cambridge St.-East Cambridge Garage Inc.May 6
  70. 70Order-Revoking permit for sign at 42 Carleton St. (Abex Corp.)May 6
  71. 71Order-Revoking permit for sign at 257 Green St. (Elm Farm Foods Co.)May 6
  72. 72Order-Revoking permit for sign at Broadway & Third St. (Gulf Oil Corp.)May 6
  73. 73Order-Revoking permit for sign at 644 Cambridge St. (First National Store)May 6
  74. 74Order-Revoking permit for sign at 2109 Mass. Ave. (General Ice Cream Corp.)May 6
  75. 75Order-Bitulithic Sidewalks- 245 Norfolk St. and 52 Kelly Rd.May 6
  76. 76Order-Granolithic Sidewalk at 57 Gore St. (Conoloro and Mary Marketullie)May 6
  77. 77Order-Sign-150 Cambridge St. (Schlitz Distributing Co. of Mass.)May 6
  78. 78Order-Driveway-99 Garden St. (Joseph and MaryRose F. Maybank)May 6
  79. 79Order-Driveway-320 Memorial Drive (Amherst St. side)-Mass. Institute of TechnologyMay 6
  80. 80Order-City Council requests Housing Authority to investigate property located at 122 Mt.Auburn St. 2-4-6 Upland Road and 6 Bennett St.May 6
  81. 81Order-Granolithic sidewalk-90-124 Walker St. (west side of street) - Radcliffe CollegeMay 13
  82. 82Order-Driveway-16-18 Spring St. (Hunter Realty Corp.)May 13
  83. 83Order-Revoking permit for canopies at 115 Albany St. and 180 Mass. Ave.-Victor StoryMay 13
  84. 84Order-Revoking permit for sign at 306 Webster Ave. (Northeastern Auto Parts Co.)May 13
  85. 85Placed on File-Petition to place tubes over hanging Bent and Sixth St.May 13
  86. 86Order-Use of sidewalk at the Berkeley St. side of new building at 20 Garden St. (Necessary safeguards to be installed as required by Traffice Dept. for 5 months)- Elmer R. Eisner, TreasurerrMay 20
  87. 87Order-Signs-1168 Mass. Ave., 4271 Cambridge St., and 294 Concord Ave.May 20
  88. 88Order-Revoking permit for sign at 1063 Mass. Ave. (Coca-Cola Co.)May 20
  89. 89Order-Revoking permit for sign at 493 Mass. Ave. (Jack Finn Inc.)May 20
  90. 90Order-Outdoor Advertising sign-275 Vassar St.May 20
  91. 91Placed on File-Comm. from Acting City Manager transmitting from the Cambridge Planning Board relative to petition of the Fenton Shoe CorporationMay 20
  92. 92Order-Sign-125 River St. (August A. Busch of Mass. Inc.)May 27
  93. 93Order-Sign-2451 Mass. Ave. (August A. Busch of Mass. Inc.)May 27
  94. 94Order-Sidewalk (Portland Cement)-5 Bryant St. (Hillel Foundation)May 27
  95. 95Order-Sign-80½ Pearl St. (Cosmo N. Cremaldi)May 27
  96. 96Order-Bitulithic sidewalk at 162-166 Fifth St. and 189 Charles St. (Americo J. Francisco)May 27
  97. 97Order-Bitulithic sidewalk at 138 Thorndike St. (George E. Murray)May 27
  98. 98Order-Bitulithic sidewalk at 79 Alpine St. (Lafayette L. and Hazel E. BinghamJun 3
  99. 99Order-Petition of the Blessed Sacrament Society for permit to erect two band stands on Portland St. in front of St.Anthony's Church from Aug. 10 to Aug. 12, 1968 in celebration of the Feast of the Blessed SacramentJun 3
  100. 100Order-Revoking permit for display on sidewalk - 7-9 Norfolk St. (John Cafarella)Jun 3
  101. 101Order-Granolithic sidewalks-107 Belmont St. and 29 Jefferson St.Jun 3
  102. 102Order-Signs-431 Mass. Ave. and 24 Pearl St.Jun 10
  103. 103Order-Roof overhanging the sidewalk at 684-688 Mass. Ave (Gregory Souris)Jun 10
  104. 104Order-Driveway at 4 Florence St. (Sanford Kaye)Jun 10
  105. 105Order-Sign-1147 Cambridge St. (Sophie Kasloff d/b/a Ben's Paint and Hardware Co.)Jun 10
  106. 106Order-Premit for the use of Russell E. Hoyt Field on June 22, 1968 from 12:00 noon until 9:00 P.M. for a Fun Fair and Block Dance to solicit funds (F.Francis Moore, Chairman, Freedom Fund, NAACP)Jun 10
  107. 107Order-Granolithic sidewalks-28 Fayette St. (Mary Evangelista) and 758-767 Memorial Drive (Pleasant St. side) Memorial Motor Hotel TrustJun 10
  108. 108Order-Bitulithic sidewalks- 119 Sciarappa St. (John C. Silva) and 149-155 Tremont St. (Edward J. and Lilliam Silva)Jun 10
  109. 109Order-Granolithic Sidewalks-383 Prospect St. (Emile G. Tetrault),162 Thorndike St. (Joseph M. Nicoloro), and 73 Francis Ave. (King Upton)Jun 24
  110. 110Order-Bitulithic Sidewalks-355-377 Putnam Ave. and 329-339 Putnam Ave. (Cambridge Electric Light Co.) and 351 Putnam Ave. (Elbery Inc.) and 63 Clifton St. (William A. Nadeau)Jun 24
  111. 111Order-Sidewalk Portland Cement-170-174 Magazine St. (Arthur Metaxes)Jun 24
  112. 112Order-Edgestones at 758-767 Memorial Drive(Pleasant St.Side) Memorial Motor Hotel TrustJun 24
  113. 113Order-Sign-303 Cambridge St. (Ace Auto Supply Co.)Jun 24
  114. 114Order-Sign-684-688 Mass. Ave. (Gregory W. Souris)Jun 24
  115. 115Order-Sign-2408 Mass. Ave. Arnold Cecchia d/b/a Genoa DelicatessenJun 24
  116. 116Order-Harvard University dated June 20, 1968 requesting permission to move Sparks House at 48 Quincy St. to a new location at 21 Kirkland St.Jun 24
  117. 117Order-Gevyn Construction Corporation requesting permission to excavate into and under the streets of Third between Thorndike and Spring, and Thorndike between Second and Third Streets.Jun 24
  118. 118Order-Construct concrete footings at the corner of Mass. Ave. and Ellery St. which will project beyond the property line below the sidewalk on both streets (1033 Mass. Avenue Partnership)Jun 24
  119. 119Order-Discontinuance of driveways-113 Austin St.,107 Austin St.,111 Austin St., 17 Essex St., 10 Temple St., 54-60 Prospect St. (Negea Realty Trust)Jun 24
  120. 120Order-Sundry Driveways- 77 Trowbridge St. (discontinuance, Widening, and Constructing)-Chatham Light Realty Trust 10 Temple St.,19 Essex St., and 54-56 Prospect St. ( NEGEA Realty Trust), and 61-63 Howard St. (Michael J.Spier)Jun 24
  121. 121Order-Bitulithic sidewalksJun 24
  122. 122Order-Chief of Police requested to close Fulkerson Street from Cambridge St. to Spring St. on Sept. 19,20,21, and 22, 1968-Feast of St. Cosmo and Damian (Vellucci)Jun 24
  123. 123Order-Signs-21 Austin St., 100Kirkland St., 779 Cambridge St. and White St. cor. Mass. Ave.Jul 29
  124. 124Order-Signs-413 Mass. Ave., 751 Mass. Ave., 123 Mt. Auburn St. 722 Cambridge St., and Mass. Ave. cor. White St.Jul 29
  125. 125Order-Signs-258 O'Brien Highway and 453 Mass. Ave.Jul 29
  126. 126Order-Permit to erect an overhang-1682 Mass. Ave. (Russell F. Caudet)Jul 29
  127. 127Order-Sign-188 Prospect St. (Ivan A. Valdes, d/b/a New England Upholstering Service)Jul 29
  128. 128Order-Bitulithic sidewalksJul 29
  129. 129Order-Bitulithic sidewalks-276-278 Huron Ave. (Margaret J. Foley) and 8 & 10 Meachum Rd. (Frederick Menteris)Jul 29
  130. 130Order-Granolithic sidewalks-12 Habbard Ave. (Harold Thompson) 10 Hubbard Ave. (Charles S. Fletcher), and 168 Thorndike St. (William Kolosha)Jul 29
  131. 131Order-Driveways-54 Hubbard Ave. and 107 Garden St.Jul 29
  132. 132Order-Driveway-14 Walden St. (Margaret P. Staskunas)Jul 29
  133. 133Order-Driveway-139 Magazine St. (Peter A. Petrillo)Jul 29
  134. 134Order-Bitulithic Sidewalk at 239 Brookline St. (John F. and Mary J. Walsh)Aug 19
  135. 135Order-Granolithic Sidewalks-14 Hubbard Ave. and 14-16-18 Garden St.Aug 19
  136. 136Order-Driveways-106 Raymond St. and 42-44 Irving St.Aug 19
  137. 137Order-Signs-47 Dudley St., 40 Hampshire St., 129 Franklin St., and 2400 Mass. Ave.Aug 19
  138. 138Order-Sign-2406 Mass. Ave. (John D. Lynch Drug Co.)Aug 19
  139. 139Order-Sign-280 Concord Ave. (Colony Neon Sign Co., Inc.)Aug 19
  140. 140Order-Revoking permit for sign at 205 Sixth St. (Flow Corp.)Aug 19
  141. 141Order-Revoking permit for sign at 310 Cambridge St. (County Bank & Trust Co.)Aug 19
  142. 142Order-Revoking permit for sign at 610 Mass. Ave. (Elm Farms Foods Co.)Aug 19
  143. 143Order-Revoking permit for sign at 42 Carleton St. (Dynisco Division of the Americat Brake Shoe Co.)Aug 19
  144. 144Order-Revoking permit for sign-544 Cambridge St.-Don'sLunchSep 9
  145. 145Order-Driveways-54-56 Columbia St.,41 Granite St., 27 Blake St. and 29 Vassal LaneSep 9
  146. 146Order-Bitulithiccsidewalks=115 Spring St. and 41-43 Seven Pines Ave.Sep 9
  147. 147Order-Granolithic sidewalks-29 Vassal Lane,32-34 Hutchinson St.,150-152 Spring St., and 93 Otis St.Sep 9
  148. 148Order-Sign-26 Dunster St. (Ferdinand-Roten Galleries)Sep 9
  149. 149Order-Permit to erect a canopy over sidewalk at 1176 Cambridge St. (Tremont Lounge Inc.)Sep 9
  150. 150Order-Sign-238 Hurley St. (Coca Cola Bottling Co.)Sep 9
  151. 151Placed on File-Comm. from Ralph J. Dunphy,Commissioner of Public Works pursuant to petition of Robert H. Newton et als relative to paving of Kenwood St.Sep 9
  152. 152Order-Discontinuance of driveways- 9-11 Grant St. and 18 Grant St.Sep 16
  153. 153Order-Permit to erect a Marquee at 599 Mass. Ave. (J. Scott Stores, Inc.)Sep 16
  154. 154Order-Driveways-19 Cowperthwaite St.(discontinuance), 13 Grant St., 5 Grant St., and 165 Upland Rd.Sep 16
  155. 155Order-Sign-253 Msgr. O'Brien Highway (Arnold Alford)Sep 16
  156. 156Order-Sign-1 Linden St. (BBM Associates, Inc.)Sep 16
  157. 157Order-Sign-94B Hampshire St. (Murray MacLean, doing business as M & M Laundries)Sep 16
  158. 158Order-Driveways-30 Hubbard Ave. and 2 Bay St.Sep 23
  159. 159Order-Granolithic sidewalks-31 Sidney St. and 65 to 79 Sidney St.,688 Cambridge St.,77 Oxford St., 2 Hubbard Ave., and 30 Hubbard Ave.Sep 23
  160. 160Order-Art Show-St.Stephen's Episcopal Church,419 Shawmut Ave.,Boston on October 12 and October 13,1968Sep 23
  161. 161Order-Revoking permit for sign at 4 Boylston St. (Frank Cardullo)Sep 23
  162. 162Order-Driveway-114 Sherman St. (Cambridge Electric Light Co.)Sep 30
  163. 163Order-Signs-495 Mass. Ave.-(Public Finance Co.)Sep 30
  164. 164Order-Sign-2366 Mass. Ave.-(Schlitz Distributing Co. of Mass)Sep 30
  165. 165Order-Sign-201 Monsignor O'Brien Highway (Jason Weinret)Sep 30
  166. 166Order-Bitulithic sidewalks-61 Gold Star Road, 49 Cedar St., and 51 Cedar St.Sep 30
  167. 167Order-Edgestones at 9 Kenwood St. (Catherine Hall)Sep 30
  168. 168Order-Edgestones-11 Kenwood St.,13-15 Kenwood St., 141 Kenwood St., 17-19 Kenwood St., and 422 Putnam Ave.(Kenwood St. side)Sep 30
  169. 169Order-Canopy to overhang sidwalk-275 Western Ave. cor. of Dodge St. (Barry J. Hallett)Sep 30
  170. 170Order-Driveways-24 Berkeley St. and 136 River St.Oct 7
  171. 171Order-Bitulithic sidewalks-39 Hubbard Ave. and 243-251 Vassar St.Oct 7
  172. 172Order-Signs-493 Mass. Ave. and 1167 Cambridge St.Oct 7
  173. 173Order-Sign-49 Palmer St.-(T1 Balachandra Rao)Oct 7
  174. 174Order-Revoking permit for sign at 157 Main St. (Johnson-de Vou, Inc.)Oct 7
  175. 175Order-Revoking permit for sign at 32-38 Boylston St. (Philip R. Lichtman)Oct 7
  176. 176Order-Revoking permit for sign at No. 260 Walden St. (P. Ballantive and Sons)Oct 7
  177. 177Order-Revoking permit for aluminum awning at 717 Concord Ave. (Crocker Corporation)Oct 7
  178. 178Order-Revoking permit for sign at 201-207 Concord Turnpike (Sun Oil Company)Oct 7
  179. 179Order-Revoking permit for sign at 89 Brookline St. (Electric Washer Service Co. Inc.)Oct 7
  180. 180Order-Revoking permit for sign at 1621 Cambridge St. (Sarkis Sarkisian)Oct 7
  181. 181Order-Revoking permit for sign at 257 Vassar St. (Signode Steel Strapping Company)Oct 7
  182. 182Order-Granolithic sidewalk at 459 Putnam Avenue (Immanuel Baptist Church)Oct 14
  183. 183Order-Driveways-123 Hancock St., 5 Tenney St., 17 Myrtle Ave., 12 Harrington Rd., 6 Everett St., and 6 Everett St.(discontinuance)Oct 14
  184. 184Order-Sign-12 Harvey St. (Andrew H. Zamparelli)Oct 14
  185. 185Order-Driveway-72 Walden St. (Mrs. Mildred Mitchell)Oct 21
  186. 186Order-Driveway-140 Columbia St., 71 Fulkerson St., 69 Brattle St., 47 Homer Ave. (discontinuance),47 Homer Ave.(Widening) 9 Locke St. (Widening), 66 Hurley St. (Velluci[?])Oct 21
  187. 187Order-Sign-1629 Cambridge St. (George F. Shelton)Oct 21
  188. 188Order-Sign-143 Main St. (Coca Cola Bottling Co.)Oct 21
  189. 189Order-Barber pole attached to building-16 Prospect St. (George Papalimbris)Oct 21
  190. 190Order-Driveway-1 Traymore St. (Mary Corso)Oct 28
  191. 191Order-Bitulithic sidewalk-47 Homer Ave. (Kenneth W. Lay)Oct 28
  192. 192Order-Sign-70 Columbia St. (Avedis D. Dakessian)Oct 28
  193. 193Order-Revoking permit for sign at 162 Prospect St. (P. Ballantine & Sons)Oct 28
  194. 194Order-Revoking permit for sign at 1337 Cambridge St. (U-City Paint & Hardware Co.)Oct 28
  195. 195Order-Granolithic sidewalk-10 Dana St. (Center St. side) Dana Fund Inc.Nov 4
  196. 196Order-Bitulithic sidewalk-538-540 Cambridge St. (Leonardo and Nunzio Ferrigno)Nov 4
  197. 197Order-Driveway-76 Walden St. (Cyril O. Burke,Jr.)Nov 4
  198. 198Order-Driveway-545 Franklin St. (Harold T. Bentley,Sr.)Nov 4
  199. 199Order-Sign-327 Prospect St. (John C. Spears)Nov 4
  200. 200Order-Sign-140 River St. (Randall Thompson, Jr.)Nov 4
  201. 201Order-Revoking permit for sign at 123 Mt. Auburn St. (Seven Seas)Nov 4
  202. 202Order-Revoking permit for sign at 4 Linden St. (Duncan Macandrew, Inc.)Nov 18
  203. 203Order-Revoking permit for sign at 1420 Mass. Ave. (Albiani Lunch, Inc.)Nov 18
  204. 204Order-Revoking permit for sign at 370 Broadway, Turner Centre System Inc.Nov 18
  205. 205Order-Authorizing construction of bitulithic sidewalk at 41-43 Hubbard Ave. be rescindedNov 18
  206. 206Order-Authorizing construction of bitulithic sidewalk at 5 Chetwynd Road be rescindedNov 18
  207. 207Order-Authorizing construction of granolithic sidewalk at 32-34 Hutchinson St. be rescindedNov 18
  208. 208Order-Rescinding bitulithic sidewalk at 153 Fifth St.Nov 18
  209. 209Order-Bitulithic Sidewalks-377 Putnam Ave.,320 River St., and 159 Fifth St.Nov 18
  210. 210Order-Driveways-80 Trowbridge St.,358 Harvard St.(Ellery St. side),51 Pleasant St.,4 Bryant St., and 13 Arlington St.Nov 18
  211. 211Order-Granolithic sidewalk at 125 Harvard St. (Mark Gibbons)Nov 18
  212. 212Order-Bitulithic sidewalk at 28 and 30 Chatham St. (Karl Von Sneidern)Nov 18
  213. 213Order-Signs-686 Cambridge St., 688 Cambridge St. and 140 River St.Nov 18
  214. 214Order-Sign-432 Green St. (Eugene F. Looney)Nov 18
  215. 215Order-Granolithic sidewalk at cor. of Green and Magazine Sts. (Holmes Real Estate Trust)Nov 18
  216. 216Order-Bitulithic Sidewalks-236 Columbia St. and 210 Brookline St.Nov 25
  217. 217Order-Driveway-583-585 Green St. (Harry Roseman)Nov 25
  218. 218Order=Driveway-43 Larchwood Dr. (Mrs. Leverett Saltonstall)Nov 25
  219. 219Order-Widening driveway-17 Shea Road (Joseph Boucher)Nov 25
  220. 220Order-Sign-1686 Mass. Ave. (Mass. T.V. Co. Inc.)Nov 25
  221. 221Order-Sign-14 Eliot St. (Lakshmi C. Mehta)Nov 25
  222. 222Order-Driveways-2041-2065 Mass. Ave. (Cities Service Oil Co.)Dec 2
  223. 223Order-Sidewalk (granolithic)- 85 Austin St. (Bowl-Haven Inc.)Dec 2
  224. 224Order-Bitulithic sidewalks-27 Decatur St., 132 Pearl St., and 31 Decatur St.Dec 2
  225. 225Order-Driveway-234-236 Huron Ave. (James D. Kelleher)Dec 9
  226. 226Order-Permit to display and sell fruits and vegetables in from of 414 Cambridge St.Dec 9
  227. 227Order-Sign-600 Mass. Ave.-Purity Supreme SupermarketsDec 9
  228. 228Order-Revoking permit for sign at 327 Prospect St. (Harry P. Herson)Dec 9
  229. 229Order-Sign-2024 Mass. Ave. (Robert E. Marlow and Maurice H. Minkowitz d/b/a Sam's Mens' StoreDec 9
  230. 230Order-Sign-2530 Mass. Ave. (Harold L. Mottard)Dec 16
  231. 231Order-Sign 307 Portland St. (Schilitz Brewing Co.)Dec 16
  232. 232Order-Sign-1695 Mass. Ave. (Coca Cola U.S.A.)Dec 16
  233. 233Order-Permission to set up a table in Central Sq. in front of the Supreme Market for the purpose of obtaining signatures on the initiative for rent control on every Saturday from Dec.,1968 to Feb.22, 1969 inclusive from twelve noon to 4:00 P.M.Dec 16
  234. 234Order-Permit to erect an aluminum awning at 723 Cambridge St. (Manuel S. Barros)Dec 30

Public Safety

72 actions · № 1–73
  1. 1Incorporation-"New England Commission for United Ministries in Higher Education, Inc."Jan 22
  2. 2Incorporation-"Boston Press Club, INC."Feb 5
  3. 3Incorporation-"Bird Companies Charitable Foundation, Inc." located in WalpoleFeb 5
  4. 4Incorporation-"Inter-Seminarian Benevolent Association, Inc."Feb 5
  5. 5Incorporation-"Paul Revere Emergency Radio Service, Inc." to be located in WilmingtonFeb 5
  6. 6Incorporation-"Boston Theological Institute, Inc."Feb 12
  7. 7Incorporation-"The Brotherhood of Alpha Upsilon, Inc."Feb 12
  8. 8Incorporation-"Cambridge Animal Aid, Inc."Feb 12
  9. 9Incorporation-"United Taxi Drivers Association, Inc."Feb 19
  10. 10Incorporation-"Fraternidad Hispana De Cambridge, Inc."Feb 19
  11. 11Incorporation-"Lincoln Club of Massachusetts, Inc."Mar 11
  12. 12Incorporation-"The Arts Group, Inc."Mar 18
  13. 13Incorporation-"R.I.O.T., Inc."Mar 18
  14. 14Incorporation-"Hawley Associates, Inc." to be located in ManometMar 25
  15. 15Incorporation -"Don Juan Drum & Bugle Corps, Inc."Apr 1
  16. 16Incorporation--"University Film Study Center, Inc." to be located in WalthamApr 15
  17. 17Incorporation-"The Civil Liberties Legal Defense Fund, Inc."Apr 15
  18. 18Slaughterhouse License-J.T. Trelegan & CompanyApr 15
  19. 19Incorporation-"Vineyard Conservation Society, Inc." located in TisburyMay 6
  20. 20Incorporation- "Reach, Incorporated"May 6
  21. 21Incorporation-"Tarascan Missionary Society Inc."May 6
  22. 22Incorporation-"Center for the Study of Public Policy, Inc.,"May 13
  23. 23Incorporation-"Volunteer Assistance Program (VAP) of Medford Inc."May 13
  24. 24Incorporation-"The Ripon Society of Boston, Inc." change in location to 14A Eliot St., CambridgeMay 13
  25. 25Order-Comm. from Charles F. Sprague Supt. of Buildings with permission under provisions of Chap. 143, Sec. 7 of the Gen. Laws and Sec. 204, Par.e2 of the Cambridge Building Code to enter premises No.41 Brookline St. with necessary workmen to cause such structure to be made safe or secure without delayMay 13
  26. 26Order-Requesting permission under provisions of Chap. 143, Sec. 7 of the Gen. Laws and Sec. 204, Par.e2 to enter premises No. 46 Market St. with Necessary workmen to cause such structure to be made safe or secure without delayMay 13
  27. 27Incorporation-"The Curious Naturalist, Inc." to be located in LincolnJun 3
  28. 28Incorporation-"Cambridge Martin Luther King Memorial Fund, Inc."Jun 3
  29. 29Incorporation-"The Morningstar Foundation, Inc."Jun 3
  30. 30Incorporation-"Havurat Shalom Community Seminary, Inc."Jun 24
  31. 31Incorporation-"The Community Lecture Series, Incorporated"Jun 24
  32. 32Incorporation-"New England Chapter of the National Home Fashions League, Inc." located in BostonJun 24
  33. 33Incorporation-"Tufts-New England Medical Center, Inc." to be located in BostonJun 24
  34. 34Incorporation-"Boston Fulbright Committee, Inc."Jun 24
  35. 35Incorporation-"Massachusetts State Storekeeper's Association, Inc. to be located in ArlingtonJun 24
  36. 36Incorporation-"Associates for Human Resources, Inc."Jun 24
  37. 37Incorporation-"The Somerville County Nursey School, Inc." to located in SomervilleJul 29
  38. 38Incorporation-"The Biafra Association, Inc." to be located in BostonJul 29
  39. 39Incorporation-"The American Legion, 1968 Convention Corporation" to be located in BostonJul 29
  40. 40Incorporation-"SinFac Minor, Incorporated"Jul 29
  41. 41Incorporation-"Saint Pantelemon Society of Kollinas, Inc." Returned to Secretary of StateJul 29
  42. 42Incorporation-"Boston Area Teaching Project, Inc." Returned to Secretary of StateJul 29
  43. 43Incorporation-"Universal Sports Association, Inc." to be located in BostonAug 19
  44. 44Incorporation-"University Information Technology Corporation"Aug 19
  45. 45Incorporation-"Boston National Alliance of Businessmen,Inc." to located in BostonSep 9
  46. 46Incorporation-"Community-University Center for Inner City Change, Inc." to be located in BostonSep 9
  47. 47Incorporation-"Ebony Associates Inc."Sep 9
  48. 48not yet captured from this volume—
  49. 49Incorporation-"Association for Educational and Professional Opportunities, Inc."Sep 9
  50. 50Incorporation-"Massachusetts Chiropractic Society, Inc." to be located in LeominsterSep 9
  51. 51Incorporation-"The New England Free Press, Inc." to be located in BostonSep 9
  52. 52Incorporation-"Saint Pantelemon Society of Kollinas, Inc." Returned to Secretary of StateSep 9
  53. 53Incorporation-"Boston Area Teaching Projects, Inc." Returned to Secretary of StateSep 9
  54. 54Incorporation-"New England Science Fiction Association, Inc." to be located in BelmontSep 16
  55. 55Incorporation-"Alpha House, Incorporated" to be located in FoxboroSep 16
  56. 56Incorporation-"Technical Development Corporation" to be located in ActonSep 23
  57. 57Incorporation-"Caravan Theater,Inc., a Massachusetts corporation"Sep 23
  58. 58Incorporation-"Department of Massachusetts, Marine Corps League, Inc." to be located in BostonSep 23
  59. 59Incorporation-"Central - City Systems, Inc." to be located in BostonSep 30
  60. 60Incorporation-"The Massachusetts Human Relations League,Inc." to be located in BostonSep 30
  61. 61Incorporation -"Boston Centre for Older Americans, Inc." to be located in BostonOct 7
  62. 62Incorporation-"Mass. Sporting Goods Dealers Association, Inc."Oct 7
  63. 63Incorporation-"Laboratory for Research in Neuropsychology, Inc."Oct 28
  64. 64Incorporation-"The Massachusetts Judges Association, Inc." to be àocated in BrocktonOct 28
  65. 65Incorporation-"Equal Employment Opportunity Compliance Committee of New England, Inc."Oct 28
  66. 66Incorporation-"Opening the Doors Wider in Nursing, Inc." to be located in BostonNov 4
  67. 67Incorporation-"Sancta Maria Hospital, a Mass. Corp." change in locationNov 18
  68. 68Incorporation-"Progressive Working Retirees, Inc." to be located in Boston (Brighton)Nov 18
  69. 69Order-Requesting authorization to enter premises 54-69 River St. and 208-210 Auburn St. to take same down in accordance with the provisions of Chapter 143, Gen.Laws,Sections 6,7, and 9Nov 25
  70. 70Incorporation-"Cambridge Free School Inc."Dec 16
  71. 71Incorporation-"The Parents League of Greater Boston, Inc."to be located in BostonDec 16
  72. 72Incorporation-"Center for the Study of Development and Social Change, Inc."Dec 23
  73. 73Incorporation-"Harvard Community Health Plan, Inc." to be located in BostonDec 23

Appointments

50 actions · № 1–50
  1. 1Resignation of Constables without power-George Burr, Arthur J. Conway, and William J. GallagherJan 8
  2. 2Acting Commissioner of Public Works-James A. Thompson effective January 15, 1968Jan 22
  3. 3Public Weighers for 1968-Anthony J. Nazzaro and Jeremiah P. CroninJan 22
  4. 4Constables with power-Anthony J. Blanchard and Olga S. Percoco three years effective January 1968Jan 22
  5. 5Placed on File-Comm. from George A. McLaughlin,Sr.,General Chairman,C.A.C. and Donald Spencer, Chairman, Committee on Housing, recommending the immediate appointment of Rev. Paul J. McManus, 134 Norfolk St., Cambridge to membership on the Cambridge Housing AuthorityJan 29
  6. 6Placed on File-Comm. from Acting City Manager notifying the City Council of the Following appointments for three years effective Jan. 1, 1968-Constables (with power to serve Civil Process)- Marcel St. Martin, 203 Prospect St.,Camb., and James A. Thompson, 34 Gurney St., CambridgeJan 29
  7. 7Placed on File-Comm. from Daniel F. Burns, Executive Director Cambridge Housing Authority,notifying the City Council that at the Annual Meeting of the Cambridge Housing Authority on Jan.9, 1968 the following officers were reelected for the year 1968-Joseph P. Talarice and Frank S. MaragioglioFeb 5
  8. 8Placed on File-Comm. from Acting City Manager notifying the City Council of the Appointment of Philip M.Cronin,Esq., 26 Gray St., Camb. as City Solicitor for the City of Cambridge, effective Feb. 5, 1968 at an annual salary of $11,325.00Feb 5
  9. 9Placed on File-Comm. from Acting City Manager notifying the City Council of the following appointment, to wit:- TO BE PUBLIC WEIGHER-Maurice F. Walsh,94 Allston St.,Camb.Feb 12
  10. 10Placed on File-Comm. from Acting City Manager notifying the City Council of the following appointment, to wit:- TO BE CONSTABLE (Without power to serve Civil Process for three years from Jan. 1, 1968)-Mertin A. McDonald,201 Alewife Brook Parkway, CambridgeFeb 12
  11. 11Placed on File-Comm. from Acting City Manager notifying the City Council of the following appointments to wit- MEMBERS OF THE CAMBRIDGE ADVISORY COMMITTEE-William J. Adario,193 Third St.,Camb.,Dr.Don A.Orton,29 Everett St.,Camb. Dr.Edwin H.B.Pratt,16 Fayerweather St.,CambridgeFeb 19
  12. 12Placed on File-Public Weigher-James Lettieri,27 Tudor St.,Camb.Feb 19
  13. 13Placed on File-Constable without power for three years from Jan.1,1968-Charles C. Beach,671 Mt. Auburn St.,Camb.Feb 26
  14. 14Placed on File-Constable without power for three years from Jan.1,1968-Albert Hammarstrom,587 Webster St.,North HanoverMar 4
  15. 15Placed on File-Comm. from Acting City Manager notice of appointment of Francis P. Burns,305 Broadway,Cambridge as a member of the Cambridge Election Commission for a four year term to expire on April 1, 1972Apr 15
  16. 16Placed on File-Constable with power for three years from the first of January 1968-Daniel J. Saccoccio,Jr., 55 Otis St. Cambridge (Employed by Cambridge Housing Authority)Apr 22
  17. 17Placed on File-Constable without power for three years from the first Monday in January, 1968-Brook L. MacLean, 301 Prospect St., Norwood (Employed at M.I.T.)Apr 29
  18. 18Appointment-Thomas M. McNamara as City ClerkMay 6
  19. 19Placed on File-Constable without power for three years from the first Monday in January,1968-James B. Lannon, 21 Welles Ave., Dorchester (M.I.T.Guard)May 20
  20. 20Placed on File-Constable without power for three years from the first Monday in January,1968-Augustine Purpura, 25 Belle Ave., Medford (Employed by Cambridge Thermionic Corp.)May 27
  21. 21Placed on File-Appointment of Rev. H. Benton Harris, 168 Western Ave., Cambridge to the Board of Library Trustees, effective immediatelyJun 3
  22. 22Placed on File-Comm. from Acting City Manager notifying the City Council of the appointment of Edward F. Tierney,197 Lexington Ave., Cambridge as Special Constable in the City of Cambridge in accordance with the provisions of General Laws, Chapter 90, Section 29Jun 24
  23. 23Placed on File-Appointments to the Cambridge Conservation commission-New Appointments-Mr. Reginald R. Isaacs, 11 Shady Hill Sq., Mrs. Andrew Leighton, 128 Lakeview Ave.-re-appointed-Mrs. Garrett Birkhoff, 45 Fayerweather St. and Mrs. Jacek VonHenneberg, 11 Shepard St.May 27
  24. 24Placed on File-Constables without power for three years from the first Monday in January, 1968-Edwin J. Campbell, Eugene H. Rodley, and James J. Scannell-Agenda 11Jul 29
  25. 25Appointments - Cambridge Advisory CommitteeJul 29
  26. 26Placed on File-Comm. from the City Manager notifying the City Council of the appointment of six people to the Cambridge Advisory CommitteeAug 19
  27. 27Placed on File-Comm. from the City Manager notifying the City Council of the reappointment of twenty-one people to the Cambridge Civic Unity Committee for a three-year term and the appointment of fourteen people to the Cambridge Civic Unity Committee for a one-year termAug 19
  28. 28Placed on File-Appointment to the Cambridge Board of Election Commissioners, effective August 6,1968-Andrew T.Trodden,Esq. 1A Blanchard Rd.,CambridgeAug 19
  29. 29Placed on File-Constable without power for three years from the first Monday in January,1968 - John J.Cody,68 Agassiz Ave.,Belmont and John J. Hourihan, 35 Warren St., Arlington (Both employed by Sancta Maria Hospital)Sep 9
  30. 30List of members of the Board of Directors of the Cambridge Economic Opportunity Committee, the Community Action Agency for CambridgeSep 9
  31. 31Placed on FileComm. from City Manager relative to the appointment of the firm of Kowal & Kowal,Attorneys at Law, 73 Tremont St.,Boston to represent the City Of Cambridge in collective bargaining mattersSep 9
  32. 32Placed on File-Comm. from the City Manager notifying the City Council of the appointment of Thomas Mannola, 144½ Spring St.,Cambridge as a Constable with power to serve Civil Process for three years from the first Monday in January 1968Sep 9
  33. 33Placed on File-Comm. from the City Manager notifying the City Council of the appointment of Mr.John A. Collins,55 Essex St. Cambridge as a member of the Council on Aging, effective Oct.7,1968Oct 7
  34. 34Placed on File-Constable with power from first Monday in Jan. 1968-Cyril E. Hynes, 20 Loomis St., Cambridge (To be employed by George Spartichino,Esq.)Oct 21
  35. 35Placed on File-Constable with power from the first Monday in January 1968-Walter C. Brown, 1 King St., Arlington, (Employef by Northeast Federal Savings and Loan AssociationOct 28
  36. 36Placed on File-Public Weighers (For the year 1968)-Henry F. Owens, 129 Sherman St., Camb., Harry Kaplan, 34 Stetson St., Brookline, and Edward J. Spellman, 17 Crescent Ave., BedfordOct 28
  37. 37Placed on File-Comm. from the City Manager notifying the City Council of the appointment of Mrs. Barbara Beckwith, 8A Appleton Rd., Cambridge to the Civic Unity Committee for a term to expire on June 30, 1969Nov 4
  38. 38Placed on File-Constable without power for three years from the first Monday in January 1968-Joseph F. Murphy, 97 Amory St., Cambridge (Employed by Sancta Maria Hospital)Nov 4
  39. 39Placed on File-Constable without power-Harold F. Baker, 62A Woburn St., Andover Mass. (Employed by MIT as Security Guard)Nov 18
  40. 40Placed on File-Comm. from the City Manager notifying the City Council of the appointment of Louis F. Agneta, 379 Camb. St.,Cambridge and seven others as a committee to study rent control and other relating mattersNov 18
  41. 41Placed on File-Constable with power to serve for thnee years[?] from the first Monday in January 1969-Allan Korb, 114 Oxford St., CambridgeNov 18
  42. 42Placed on File-Appointment of 104 Constables without powerNov 18
  43. 43Placed on File-Comm. from City Manager notifying the City Council of the appointment of Mrs. Barbara Ackermann, 41 Gibson St.,Cambridge and four others to the Community Schools Commission of CambridgeNov 18
  44. 44Placed on File-Appointment of Mrs. Henry G. Altman,43 Gibson St.,Cambridge and four others as members of the Cambridge Advisory CommitteeNov 18
  45. 45Placed on File-Appointment of Gerald S. Hovenanin of 97 Jackson St., Cambridge as the State Member of the Cambridge Housing Authority for a term which will expire on Nov.25, 1973Dec 9
  46. 46Placed on File-Resignation of Alan McClennen, Planning Director effective December 6, 1968Dec 9
  47. 47Placed on File-Appointment of Robert A. Bowyer, 7 Woodcliffe Rd.,Lexington, as the Acting Planning Director of the City of Cambridge, effective this day, at an annual salary of $16,170.00Dec 16
  48. 48Placed on File-Constable with power to serve for three years from Jan.1, 1969-Michael J. Flannery, 63 Chilton St., CambridgeDec 23
  49. 49Placed on File-Constable with power for three year term effective Jan.1,1969-Richard M.Percoco,127 Clay St.,CambridgeDec 30
  50. 50Order-Paul E. Healy Temporary City Clerk of Cambridge under the provisions of Sec.99 of the City CharterDec 30

Ordinances

19 actions · № 1–19
  1. 1Ordinance-Zoning-Cambridge,Second,Gore, and Third Sts.- Ord. No. 762Jan 22
  2. 2Ordinance-Comm. from the Planning Board requesting a public hearing on petition of Max Wasserman for Change of zone for premises situated on Rindge Ave.Jan 29
  3. 3Ordinance-Comm. from Philip M. Cronin, City Solicitor relative to proposed amendment to Chap. 33, Sec. 30 of the General Ordinances of the City of Cambridge pertaining to the collection of rubbishMar 18
  4. 4Ordinance-Dog Leash (Goldberg)Apr 22
  5. 5Ordinance-Comm. from the City Manager requesting the City Council to consider the advisability of setting a public hearing for December 18, 1967 on the petition of John T. Spinelli for amendment to the Zoning Ordinances for premises located at or near Normandy Avenue in CambridgeApr 22
  6. 6Ordinance-Comm. from Paul R. Corcoran,Chairman of the Cambridge Redevelopment Authority dated May 16, 1968 regarding the proposed Model Cities OrdinanceMay 20
  7. 7Ordinance-Salaries-Department HeadsMay 27
  8. 8Ordinance-Salary-Commissioner of Public WorksJul 29
  9. 9Report-Of Committee on Community Schools submitting a proposed ordinance on Community SchoolsJul 29
  10. 10Ordinance-Speed on River St. and Western Ave.Aug 19
  11. 11Ordinances-Request for amendment to zoning Ordinance referred to the Planning BoardAug 19
  12. 12Ordinance-Storage of Junk Motor VehicleSep 16
  13. 13Ordinance-Salary of the City Manager in excess of the limit prescribed by General LawSep 16
  14. 14Ordinance-Regulating the awarding of contracts and purchases by the citySep 23
  15. 15Ordinance-Relative to the towing of cars from private propertyOct 14
  16. 16Ordinance-Proposed amendment to Building Code increase in filing fees be passed to a second readingOct 14
  17. 17Ordinance-Zoning change Broadway, Portland, Harvard, and Dickerson Sts.Oct 21
  18. 18Ordinance-Salaries of members of the Fire Dept.Dec 16
  19. 19Ordinance-Salaries of members of the Police Dept.Dec 23

Public Service

7 actions · № 1–7
  1. 1Placed on File-Copy of (1) specific repairs of Aberdeen Ave., Bay State Rd., Broadway, Charles St., Franklin St., Garden St., Haskell St., Kinnard St., Lincoln St., and Sparks St. (2) specific repairs of Park Ave., Mellen St., and Rindge Ave.Jan 15
  2. 2Placed on File-Notice received that the Middlesex County Commissioners will conduct three public hearings on redistricting within the County during the next week- 1st at Superior Court House in Lowell on Feb.5,1968 at 7:30 P.M. 2nd in Framingham District Court on Feb.7,1968 at 7:30 P.M. 3rd in Superior Court,East Cambridge on Feb.8,1968 at 7:30 P.M.Feb 5
  3. 3Placed on File-Comm. from the Labor Relations Commission, Commonwealth of Mass. notifying the City Council of a hearing Feb.7,1968 at 11:00 A.M. in the State Office Bdlg.,100 Cambridge St.,16th Floor, Rm. 1604,Boston in the matter of the City of Cambridge (Police Dept.)and the Cambridge Police Assoc.-petition by employees for investigation and certification of representatives pursuant to Chap. 149,Section 178Feb 5
  4. 4Placed on File-Notice received from Middlesex County Commissioners transmitting amended and corrected return of County Commissioners in the matter of the apportionment of the County of Middlesex into representative districts as provided in Chapter 877 of the Acts of 1967Mar 18
  5. 5Placed on File-Comm. from Dept. of Public Utilities,Comm. of Mass. Notifying the City Council of a public hearing to be held at 100 Cambridge St. Boston on April 23, 1968 at 10:00 A.M. as to the propriety of the rates and charges stated in petition of Boston Edison Co.Apr 8
  6. 6Placed on File-Comm. from the Dept. of Public Utilities, Comm. of Mass. notifying the City Council of a public hearing to be held on Oct.24,1968 at 10:00 A.M. in Room 1210 State Office Bldge 100 Cambridge St. Boston on D.P.U.15980,petition of Boston Edison Co. for approval of issuance and sales by the company at not less than par principal amount not exceeding $50,000,000 Series K BondsOct 7
  7. 7Placed on File-Comm. from the Dept. of Public Utilities, Commonwealth of Mass. notifying the City Council of a public hearing to be held in Room 1210, State Office Bldg.,100 Cambridge St., Boston on Oct.31, 1968 at 10:00 A.M. on D.P.U. 15991, petition of Trustees of Boston Metropolitan District for approval of maturities and interest rate of $1,610,000 bonds of the District, 1968 Series AOct 21

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