TheCambridge Record
The Docket ▸ 1971

1971

1,365 council actions · 322 linked to the city's scans · 7 sections

← 1970 · all years · 1972 →

The clerk's sections and numbering, as written in the 1971 index volume. [?] marks an uncertain reading; ⤳ marks a numbering jump. scan opens the city's PDF.

Finance

609 actions · № 1–609
  1. 1Placed on file-Comm. from Philip M. Cronin, City Solicitor relative to Rent ControlJan 4
  2. 2ORDER- City Manager requested to have a study of the Intersection of Sixth and Gore Street (Vellucci)Jan 4
  3. 3ORDER-City Manager requested to survey equipment on order for Public Works Dept. (Clinton)Jan 4
  4. 4ORDER-City Manager requested to appropriate sum sufficient in 1971 Budge to provide for contemplated salary increases for City employees (Vellucci)Jan 4
  5. 5ORDER-City Manager requested to have Health Dept. to Inspect the premises 224-232-242 and 252 Elm St. (Vallucci)Jan 4
  6. 6ORDER- City Manager requested to negotiate with D.P.W. Union on new contract (Vellucci)Jan 4
  7. 7ORDER-City Manager requested to confer relative to a plan for parking of autos on one side of the streets from November to April (Sullivan)Jan 4
  8. 8Placed on file-Comm. from City Manager transmitting one from Robert F. Rowlands relative to Redevelopment Authority.Jan 4
  9. 9Placed on file-Comm. from City Manager notifying the City Council to proceed with the installation of a toboggan slide at the Fresh Pond Golf Course.Jan 4
  10. 10Placed on file-Comm. from City Manager notifying the Council that he has processed a mailing to all residents relative to Rent Control.Jan 4
  11. 11Sidewalk assessments-$4724.05Jan 18
  12. 12Sidewalk Assessments-$1830.30Jan 18
  13. 13Sidewalk Assessments-$1719.16Jan 18
  14. 14Appropriation-to Public Works Dept.-$60,000.00Jan 18
  15. 15Annuity-Mrs. Josephine M. Gormley, Cambridge Police DeptJan 18
  16. 16Report on the Examination of the Accounts of the Cambridge Housing Authority from July 1, 1969 to June 30, 1970.Jan 18
  17. 17Appropriation-to Cambridge Hospital-$9,068.06.Jan 18
  18. 18Appropriation- to the Law Dept.-$237.26.Jan 18
  19. 19Authorization to borrow not in excess of Fifteen Million DollarsJan 18
  20. 20ORDER-City Manager requested to direct City Solicitor to submit to the Council an ordinance creating the position of Police Commissioner (Coates)Jan 11
  21. 21ORDER-City Manager to direct City Solicitor to prepare form for signatutes at the booking desk of the Cambridge Police Station. (Coates)Jan 18
  22. 22Comm. from the City Manager transmitting one from Philip M. Cronin relative to committee to give advise to improve relations between the City and the Black Community.Jan 18
  23. 23Placed on file-Comm. from City Manager transmitting one from William H. Crocker relative to street lighting on Plymouth Street.Jan 18
  24. 24Placed on file-Comm. from City Manager relative to the use of salt.Jan 25
  25. 25Placed on file-Comm. from George A. Macomber relative to the dangers of salt on public roads.Jan 25
  26. 26Placed on file-Comm. from the City Manager relative to equipment in the Public Works Department.Jan 25
  27. 27ORDER-City Manager to report on search for a Police Commissioner. (Coates)Jan 25
  28. 28Order-City Manager requested to hold up payments to the M.B.T.A. until bus service is improved (Vellucci)Jan 25
  29. 29ORDER-City Manager requested to direct City Electrician to conduct a survey of lighting conditions in all municipal parking areas (Clinton)Jan 25
  30. 30Appropriation to the Law Dept. $200.00.Jan 25
  31. 31Appropriation to the Law Dept.-$549.21.Jan 25
  32. 32Appropriation to the Executive Dept.-$25,000.Jan 25
  33. 33Appropriation to the Police Dept.-$235,531.75Jan 25
  34. 34Appropriation to the Fire Dept.-$275,182.00Jan 25
  35. 35Appropriation to the Law Dept.-$850.00Feb 1
  36. 36Placed on file-relative to street lighting and City-owned Parking Lot lightingFeb 1
  37. 37Annuity-Mrs. Rose A. WithingtonFeb 1
  38. 38Annuity-Mrs. Margaret FabriziFeb 1
  39. 39ORDER-City Manager requested to direct the Comm. of Public Works to reconstruct sewer at mid point of Leonard Ave. near premises Nos. 11 to 20. (Sullivan)Feb 1
  40. 40Order-City Manager requested to direct Comm. of Public Works to reconstruct sewer on Fayette St. near premises Nos. 20 to 40 (Sullivan)Feb 1
  41. 41ORDER- Common Street to be paved- (Sullivan)Feb 1
  42. 42Order-City Manager requested to secure an option on the Riverside Press property (Mahoney)Feb 1
  43. 43Order-City Manager requested to report no later than Feb. 8, 1971 on the status of the proposal to employ meter maids (Mahoney)Feb 1
  44. 44Order-City Manager requested to fill in the numerous pot holes in the city streets (Clinton)Feb 1
  45. 45Order-results of traffic study made of the streets in East Cambridge. (Clinton)Feb 1
  46. 46Triangular parcel at the intersection of Brattle and Craigie StreetFeb 8
  47. 47Appropriation to the Law Dept.-$300.00Feb 8
  48. 48Appropriation to the Public Works Dept.-$30,000.00Feb 8
  49. 49Appropriation to the Public Works Dept.-$250,000.00Feb 8
  50. 50Placed on file-Police CommissionerFeb 8
  51. 51Appropriation - $195.76 to Law Department.Feb 22
  52. 52Order-Appropriation-$172.26 to Law Department.Feb 22
  53. 53Order-Appropriation-$4000 to Executive Dept., schedule F-28, Committee to Study Police Brutality.Feb 22
  54. 54Order-Setting up of bidding procedures, re:so that taxes owed to the City of Cambridge and the State of Massachusetts be paid prior to the awarding of a contract. (Vellucci)Feb 22
  55. 55Order- City Manager to confer with Sandra Graham and Riverside Neighborhood Association, re: securing of a site as locus for a future low and moderate income housing. (Mahoney & Coates)Feb 22
  56. 56Order-City Manager to raise American Flag on Permanent flag poles at Cambridge Common and Living War Memorial on all National Holidays (Crane)Feb 22
  57. 57Order-City Council goes on record adopting provisions of Chapt. 835 Acts of 1970, re:a career incentive pay program for full-time officers. (Mahoney)Feb 22
  58. 58Order-City Manager to put adequate funding in 1971 Budget for Police-Community Relations School. (Ackermann)Feb 22
  59. 59Order-City Manager to investigate problems at Jefferson Pk. with reference to violence caused by youngsters. (Mahoney)Feb 22
  60. 60Order-City Manager to instruct Chief of Fire Department to be present at Next Council meeting to discuss fire fighting equipment (Mahoney)Feb 22
  61. 61Order-City Manager to instruct Health Department to conduct a survey of area bounded by Brookline St. and Pearl St. and cause owners to conduct a clean-up. (Clinton)Feb 22
  62. 62Order-City Manager to confer with MDC relative to land area adjacent to Gore Street Skating Rink. (Clinton)Feb 22
  63. 63Order Appropriating $137.30 to Law Dept.Mar 1
  64. 64Resolution - Supporting MBTA's request for a $250,000 bonding authorization House Bill 1861.Mar 1
  65. 65Placed on file - Report on the Examination of the Accounts of the Cambridge Redevelopment Authority from Aug.1 1969 to July 3;, 1970Mar 1
  66. 66Placed on file - Comm. from City Manager in response to several orders concerning the so-called Riverside Press Property.Mar 1
  67. 67Order-Governor to provide funds to cities and towns of Mass. from Chapter 90 funds and gasoline tax account to repair the public way. (Vellucci)Mar 1
  68. 68Order-City Manager requested to apply for Federal Funds to provide for repair of public ways in Cambridge. (Vellucci)Mar 1
  69. 69Order-City Manager to direct department heads to allow time off to employees on March 17, 1971. (Sullivan)Mar 1
  70. 70Order-City Manager to secure opinions from Planning Board and head of the Traffic Dept. relative to plans of groups concerning Harvard Square. (Coates)Mar 1
  71. 71Order-Appropriating $25000 to Executive Department, schedule F-26, Rent Control Administration.Mar 8
  72. 72Placed on file - City Manager transmitting comm. from Robert A. Bowyer relative to entrance to M.D.C. Gore Street Skating Street.Mar 8
  73. 73Comm. from City Manager transmitting Order-Appropriating $1200 to Electrical Department, Schedule F-7, Non-contributory pensions.Mar 8
  74. 74Order-Manager to request presence of an appropriate official of the Cambridge Housing Authority on March 15, 1971 at 7:00 P.M. to discuss "Lack of Heat" at Lincoln Way. (Danehy)Mar 8
  75. 75Order-Manager to direct Commissioner of Public Works to cover entire dump area with solid fill, and level the dump. (Danehy)Mar 8
  76. 76Resolve - Manager to have a study made on an action program for providing temporary playfield facilities serving Neighborhoods One, Three and Four during Summer 1971. (Vellucci)Mar 8
  77. 77Order-Manager to direct Edward M. Martin to begin preparation of a booklet commemorating the 125th anniversary of the City of Cambridge.Mar 8
  78. 78Manager transmitting comm. from Mass. Committee on Law Enforcement and Administration of Criminal Justice forwarding the formal grant award for Project No. 70-028a-CP1HAM; amount of $24,250.00 entitled Model Conflict Management Training.Mar 8
  79. 79Comm. from City Manager relative to Riverside Press property.Mar 15
  80. 80Comm. from Frederick J. Reardon notifying Council of the receipt of acheck in sum of $2500 for the benefit of the Infirmary and Home for the Aged from Harvard Trust Co.Mar 15
  81. 81Comm. from James B. Hartgering requesting approval of a grant to the City of Cambridge from the National Centre for Health Services Researches and Development in amount of $43,550.00.Mar 15
  82. 82Order-appropriating $69.02 to Law Department.Mar 15
  83. 83Placed on file - Comm. from City Manager transmitting communications from the Planning Board and Traffic and Parking Dept. relative to Planning for People proposal for Harvard Square.Mar 15
  84. 84Order-Budget Item D-2 in City Council Budget be transfered to City Council B-3, Advertising and Posting to publicize meetings of the subcommittees of the Council. (Danehy)Mar 15
  85. 85Order-Manager to appropriate a sum to finance a study of an imaginative rezoning of Mass. Avenue. (Ackermann )Mar 15
  86. 86Order-Clerk to make provisions for a chalk board to be used in the Council Chamber. (Vellucci)Mar 15
  87. 87Order-Manager to arrange for a truck and driver to deliver surplus food to the elderly. (Mahoney)Mar 15
  88. 88Order-Manager to direct Electrician to improve lighting conditions on Plymouth St. between Berkshire and Webster. (Crane)Mar 15
  89. 89Order-appropriating $145.66 to Law Department.Mar 22
  90. 90Placed on file - Manager transmitting agreement between City of Cambridge and Reclamation Systems Inc. - City Council may at any time visit the plant site.Mar 22
  91. 91Order-appropriating $191.11 to City Treasurer.Mar 22
  92. 92Appointment of Joseph Thomas as dog officer at $8710.00.Mar 22
  93. 93Placed on file - Comm. from Arthur C. Parris, Cambridge Planning Board, relative to The Moriece and Gary Harvard Square for People Improvement Plan.Mar 22
  94. 94Comm. from City Manager transmitting proposed resolution favoring Senate No. 243 - re: Express Service Stations.Mar 22
  95. 95Order-Manager to direct Health Dept. Commissioner and Solicitor to institute Court proceedings against owners of 210 Columbia St. (Vellucci)Mar 22
  96. 96Order-Council favors placing of a fence around City Dump.(Moncreiff)Mar 22
  97. 97Comm. from Manager-Interim Report prepared by Planning Board entitled "Development Guidelines for the Surplus NASA Land".Mar 22
  98. 98Committee on Finance - Budget-$4531896.86.Mar 22
  99. 99Committee on Finance - Water Dept. Budget-$21169772.11.Mar 22
  100. 100Committee on Finance - Community Schools Budget-$7843.70.Mar 22
  101. 101Order-Manager to develop a more efficient and equitable procedure for handling requests for incorporation. (Ackermann)Mar 29
  102. 102Manager to report on use of truck for delivery of surplus food, allegations of harassment, allegations of police brutality, and progress in developing a new Building Code. (Ackermann)Mar 29
  103. 103Order-Manager to direct Commissioner of Public Works to hire more men to clean all side streets in Cambridge. (Sullivan).Mar 29
  104. 104Order-Manager to direct Election Commission to set up registration facilities for the new young voters at high schools. (Clinton)Mar 29
  105. 105Order-Manager to engender action to repaint and replace flag pole at the Police Station in Central Square. (Clinton)Mar 29
  106. 106Order-Manager to instruct Commissioner of Health & Hospitals to require owners of Mr. Softee on Brookline St. to observe proper health requirements. (Mahoney)Mar 29
  107. 107Order-Manager to instruct Chief of Police to patrol his men in the tot lot on Cambridge Common. (Mahoney)Mar 29
  108. 108Grant Award - Project No. 70-065A - DA4PAM entitled Community Based Drug Treatment in amount of $67,100.00.Mar 29
  109. 109Placed on file - Comm. from City Manager=furnishing a truck and Driver to deliver surplus food to elderly persons.Mar 29
  110. 110Order-appropriating $30000 to Police Dept., schedule A-1, Permanent employees.Mar 29
  111. 111Placed on file - Re: reclamation of the City Dump.Mar 29
  112. 112Placed on file - Comm. from the Manager relative to the following: Use of a truck, allegations of harassment by city officials by a tenant, allegations of police brutality, progress in developing new Building Code, progress made on proposed rent freeze.Apr 5
  113. 113Order-appropriating $65000 to Public Works Department, schedule F-5, fill and maintenance of city dump.Apr 12
  114. 114Appropriating $18650 for temporary play facilities at NASA site.Apr 12
  115. 115Order-appropriating $191.11 to City Treasurer .Apr 15
  116. 116Order-appropriating $2478.99 to Fire Department, schedule A-1.Apr 15
  117. 117Order-appropriating $1500 to Mayor's Office, schedule F-7.Apr 15
  118. 118Order-appropriating $7605 to the Executive Department, schedule F-30.Apr 15
  119. 119Order-appropriating $9000 to Election Commission, schedule B-39.Apr 15
  120. 120Order-Manager to direct Chief of Police to conduct a personal survey of present police protection in East Cambridge. (Clinton)Apr 15
  121. 121Order-Manager to direct Rent Control Administrator to provide Council with figures as requested by Special Sub-Committee. (Ackermann)Apr 15
  122. 122Order-Manager to engender action to protect tenants of Washington Elms. (Vellucci)Apr 15
  123. 123Order-Manager to direct Traffic Commissioner to make a study of traffic conditions on Hunting Street. (Vellucci)Apr 15
  124. 124Order-Manager to direct Public Works Comm. to reseed grass on the Cambridge Common. (Sullivan)Apr 15
  125. 125Order-Manager to appoint a team of landlords to investigate the guidelines and procedures in Cambridge for setting and control of rents. (Vellucci)Apr 15
  126. 126Order-Manager to direct Rent Control to provide Council with information requested by sub-committee. (Ackermann)Apr 15
  127. 127Order-departmental transfers in License Commission in the sum of $200 from schedule C-7 to schedule C-9.Apr 26
  128. 128Order-departmental transfers in Building Department in sum of $60.Apr 26
  129. 129Order-appropriating $2600 to Public Works Dept., schedule F.Apr 26
  130. 130Order-appropriating $2500 to Police Dept., schedule D-1.Apr 26
  131. 131Order-appropriating $135.82 to Law Department.Apr 26
  132. 132Order-appropriating $200 to Law Department.Apr 26
  133. 133Order-appropriating $183.96 to Law Department.Apr 26
  134. 134Order-appropriating $350 to Law Department.Apr 26
  135. 135Order-appropriating $500 to Law Department.Apr 26
  136. 136Order-appropriating $100.30 to Law Department.Apr 26
  137. 137Order-appropriating $25000 to Cambridge Public Library.Apr 26
  138. 138Communication relative to Riverside-Cambridgeport Task Force and the Riverside Press Property.Apr 26
  139. 139Order-Manager to have rent control administered in accordance with intent of City Council in enacting same. (Ackermann)Apr 26
  140. 140Order-Rent control act to be amended to strike out Rent Administrator and insert Rent Control Board. (Vellucci, Mahoney, Sullivan)Apr 26
  141. 141Manager transmitting communication from William J. Corkery, Rent Control Administrator.Apr 26
  142. 142Order-Manager to direct traffic director to install lights in front of the MDC Skating rink on Gore St. (Vellucci)Apr 26
  143. 143Order-Manager to direct traffic director to make a survey of Gore St. with a view towards installation of traffic control devices. (Vellucci)Apr 26
  144. 144Order-Manager to have streets cleaned and rid of winter debris. (Vellucci)Apr 26
  145. 145Order-Manager to include in 1971 Capital Improvement Budget a sum sufficient for installation of traffic pedestrian signals at the intersection of Broadway and Norfolk St. (Clinton)Apr 26
  146. 146Order-Manager to direct Commissioner of Public Works to fill hole at the rotary in Kendall Square (Sullivan)Apr 26
  147. 147Order-Manager to obtain information on program being carried out in Watertown under which trash containers have been placed on all street corners. (Moncreiff)Apr 26
  148. 148Order-Council appalled by refusal of Model Cities Resident Board Members to join with the Recreation Dept. in the expenditures of funds for recreational facilities on vacant land at NASA site. (Vellucci)Apr 26
  149. 149Order-Council favors House Bill 1968. (Coates)Apr 26
  150. 150Order-Planning director to give a detailed report of all payments in lieu of taxes. (Vellucci)Apr 26
  151. 151Failed of Adoption Council acting pursuant to Sections 4&9 of the Home Rule Amendment proposes that Chapter 214 of the Acts of 1935 be repealed. (Moncreiff)Apr 26
  152. 152Order-Manager to engender establishment of Policewomen. (Coates)Apr 28
  153. 153Order-departmental transfer in License Commission, in sum of $174 from schedule C-7to schedule C-9.May 3
  154. 154Order-departmental transfer in Public Library in sum of $60 from schedule F-7 to schedule D-2.May 3
  155. 155Order-sundry departmental transfers in City Infirmary in sum of $15400.May 3
  156. 156Order-departmental transfers in Public Works Department in sum of $75000.May 3
  157. 157Comm. from City Manager-Application for Police Data Handling Study together with an order accepting the Grant Award in amount of $37650 for Project No. 70-115.May 3
  158. 158Order-appropriating $300 to Mayor's Office, Public Celebrations-Patriot's Day.May 3
  159. 159Order-Authorizing change in classification of Rose A. St. George to Head Telephone Operator and appropriating $359 to A-1 to provide for same.May 3
  160. 160Manager, Auditor, Treasurer, Clerk, Assessor, and Budget Personnel Director to attend a meeting of the Council May 3, 1971.(Vellucci)May 3
  161. 161Order-Manager to provide for an increase of 100 police officers to combat crime. (Vellucci)May 3
  162. 162Order-Manager to direct Legislative Agent to draw up and submit special legislation allowing City of Cambridge to pay Model Cities bills incurred during the year 1970 involving recreation equipment and typewriters. (Vellucci)May 3
  163. 163Order-Manager to seek an opinion from the Atty. General as to whether or not the Council has the power to change from Rent Control Administrator to a Rent Control Board. (Mahoney)May 3
  164. 164Order-Supt. of Water to put all defective hydrants back in working order- (Danehy)May 3
  165. 165Placed on file - Comm. from the Manager transmitting one from Philip M. Cronin, Solicitor, relative to whether the City may alter the Administration of Rent Control.May 3
  166. 166Order-Solicitor to draw up an ordinance providing for the creation of an Advisory Board to the Rent Control Administrator.(Vellucci)May 3
  167. 167Order-Council favors passage of House Bill 1191. (Danehy)May 3
  168. 168Order-departmental transfer in Mayor's Office in sum of $1000 from schedule F-4 to schedule F-5.May 10
  169. 169Comm. from Manager transmitting one from RobertBowyer, re: advising of an oral commitment from HUD for a One Million Dollar Grant under the Open Spaces Land Program for recreational facilities in Area Four.May 10
  170. 170Placed on file - Comm. from Manager pursuant to City Council Order of May 3, 1971 relative to hydrants in Cambridge.May 10
  171. 171Order-Manager to engender Police to disperse persons who have inconvenienced our citizens by blocking the main entrance to the Cambridge Public Library. (Sullivan)May 10
  172. 172Order-Manager to report to Council his plans for census to be taken this year. (Mahoney)May 10
  173. 173Order-Manager to confer with city officials relative to introducing BOCA code for adoption by the City Council. (Mahoney)May 10
  174. 174Order-Dept. of Community Affairs to send representatives to meet with the Manager and Council to assist in solving our rent control problems. (Ackermann)May 10
  175. 175Order-appropriating $2500 to Police Dept.,schedule D-2, food and iceMay 17
  176. 176Order-appropriating $196.37 to Law Dept., under provisions of Ch 41.May 17
  177. 177Order-appropriating $18,804.69 to Public Works Dept., Schedule of sidewalk construction account.May 17
  178. 178Order-appropriating $18850 to Cemetery embellishment account.May 17
  179. 179Order-departmental transfers in Infirmary in sum of $2850.May 17
  180. 180Placed on file- Communication from the City Manager transmitting first of a series of reports on 1970 Census information.May 17
  181. 181Order-appropriating $384.00 to Recreation Dept., schedule F-15, North Cambridge AA Umpires.May 17
  182. 182Comm. from Manager transmitting proposed Council resolution pertaining to Authorization for filing of Amended Application for Urban Beautification and Improvement Grant.May 17
  183. 183Placed on file-Manager transmitting Third Quarterly report of the Second Action Year of the Cambridge Model Cities.May 17
  184. 184Manager transmitting relative to order of April 26, 1971 pertaining to additional policewomen in the Cambridge Police Dept.May 17
  185. 185Manager transmitting relative to police protection at public housing projects.May 17
  186. 186Order-Manager to direct Recreation Supt. & Public Works Commissioner to survey little league field adjacent to Morse School with a view towards erecting a higher fence on Granite St. (Sullivan)May 17
  187. 187Order-Manager to direct Chief of Police to patrol area adjacent to Cambridge High and Latin. (Sullivan)May 17
  188. 188Order-,Manager to report his proposals for upgrading building code and enforcing health and housing codes. (Ackermann)May 17
  189. 189Order-Manager to direct Co.. of Public Works to rebuild and resurface River St. (Sullivan)May 17
  190. 190Order-Manager to report on progress on negotiations with MDC concerning skating rink.May 17
  191. 191Order-Manager to have SANCTUARY at 7-9 Mt. Auburn St. surveyed. (Sullivan)May 17
  192. 192Order-Manager to confer with Solicitor relative to taking action to provide for early disposition of the property at 247 Lakeview Ave. (Crane)May 17
  193. 193Order-Manager to have vacant lot at 46 Market St. cleared of debris. (Clinton)May 17
  194. 194Order-Manager to have staff of Housing Authority sit down with the Executive Director of Authority to discuss sites for family housing. (Ackermann)May 17
  195. 195Placed on file - Second Quarterly report of the Second Action Year of the Cambridge Model Cities Program.May 17
  196. 196Order-Solicitor to proceed against Harlow properties under provisions of Section 12, of the Rent Control Ordinances. (Ackermann)May 17
  197. 197Order-relative to filling vacancies in CDA. (Vellucci)May 17
  198. 198Order-Manager to direct Solicitor to take legal action on HITCHHIKING by providing a heavier penalty. (Sullivan)May 17
  199. 199Manager transmitting Recommended Development Guidelines for Re-Programming Purposes Kendall Square Urban Renewal Area, Project No. Mass. R-107.May 24
  200. 200Manager transmitting application for a Major City High Crime Area Security Program with an order accepting Grant Award in the Amount of $20125 for project no. 70-020a SH3BAM.May 24
  201. 201Order-appropriating $20000 to Traffic and Parking schedule P-8.May 24
  202. 202Order-appropriating $540.37 to Law Dept.May 24
  203. 203Order-appropriating $264 to Law Dept.May 24
  204. 204Manager transmitting comm. from Paul E. Healy - Departmental transfers in City Clerk Dept. in sum of $2639.13.May 24
  205. 205Order-departmental transfers on City Infirmary in sum of $7000 from schedule A-1 to schedule D-3.May 24
  206. 206Manager transmitting comm. from James F. Reagan, re: conditions at Main Entrance of Cambridge Public Library.May 24
  207. 207Order-appropriating $3500 to Fire Dept. schedule G-4/ Motor Vehicle.May 24
  208. 208Placed on file - Manager transmitting comm. re: final report from the Solicitor on hitchhiking will be submitted in two weeks.May 24
  209. 209Placed on file - Comm. from Philip Cronin re: in lieu payment of taxes by the Cambridge Housing Authority to the City of Cambridge.May 24
  210. 210Placed on file - Communication from the City Manager regarding the State Census.May 24
  211. 211Order-Manager to determine number of persons who have applied for elderly and low income housing. (Clinton)May 24
  212. 212Order-Manager to take action with Cambridge Housing Authority to provide personnel to supervise operation of elevators at The Roosevelt Towers and Jefferson Park Housing Developments. (Sullivan)May 24
  213. 213Order-Manager to conduct a Crash Program to paint all crosswalks in Cambridge. (Sullivan)May 24
  214. 214Order-Manager to direct Traffic Director to survey school crossing at intersection of Garden and Linnaean St. (Sullivan)May 24
  215. 215Order-Manager to instruct Traffic Director to survey traffic lights at Mass. Ave. and Essex Sts. (Clinton)May 24
  216. 216Order-Manager to declare whether he will comply with certain requests contained in this order pertaining to rent control. (Ackermann)May 24
  217. 217Order-Manager to direct Supt. of Water to repair break in Water Line at or near 93 Third St. (Sullivan)May 24
  218. 218Order-Manager to have Third Thorndike and Second Sts. Cleaned. (Sullivan)May 24
  219. 219Order-Manager to inform this Council the reason for delay in providing new schedule of pay raises for all city employees. (Sullivan)May 24
  220. 220Order-Manager to inform Council when employees of Public Works Dept. will receive their clothing allowance. (Sullivan)May 24
  221. 221Order-Manager to direct Solicitor to confer with Dept, of Public Utilities relative to gas and electric shutoffs when consumers are not home. (Vellucci)May 24
  222. 222Order-Manager to take steps to beef up Hurley St. Playground. (Vellucci)May 24
  223. 223Order-Manager to confer with Chief of Police relative to addition of policewomen. (Coates)May 24
  224. 224Order-reducing payment in lieu of taxes by the Cambridge Housing Authority. (Mahoney)May 24
  225. 225Order-Manager to confer with Harvard and MIT officials to open a shuttle service between Harvard and MIT. (Vellucci)May 24
  226. 226Order-CRA to keep in mind policy of the Council to place low and moderate income family housing on NASA site. (Ackermann)May 24
  227. 227Order-transfer in Budget-Personnel Dept. - $150 from schedule A-2 to schedule B-4.Jun 7
  228. 228Comm. from the Manager - re: check from the Polaroid Corp. in the amount of $2000 to be deposities to Community Schools.Jun 7
  229. 229Order-appropriating $252.26 to Law Department for reimbursement under provisions of Chapter 41, Sec. 100A.Jun 7
  230. 230Order-appropriating $8000 to Fire Dept., schedule B-22,Medical.Jun 7
  231. 231Order-appropriating $200 to Clerk of Committees, schedule D-1.Jun 7
  232. 232Order-Manager to work with Manpower Coordinator re:employing 80 unemployed Cambridge residents. (Vellucci)Jun 7
  233. 233Order-Manager to have Sec. of Election Commission appear to discuss steps being taken to register 18 and 19 year olds.Jun 7
  234. 234Order-rent increase at 10 Remington St. (Ackermann)Jun 7
  235. 235Comm. From City Manager transmitting report from Philip Cronin pertaining to HITCHHIKING.Jun 7
  236. 236Comm. from City Manager transmitting resolution authorizing filing of Amendatory Application to HUD to secure additional funds for Community Renewal Program.Jun 7
  237. 237Order-Manager to take action to replace elevator servicing in the Election Commission in Central Square.Jun 7
  238. 238Order-Relative to Hitchhiking. (Sullivan)Jun 7
  239. 239Application for grant request in amount of $98,548 for Mass. Public Housing Policing Service.Jun 14
  240. 240Order-appropriating $2000 to Electrical Dept., schedule A-2.Jun 14
  241. 241Order-appropriating $5000 to Auditor, schedule A-3.Jun 14
  242. 242Order-transfers-Recreation-Playgrounds in sum of $1375 and Recreation-Golf in sum $1575.Jun 14
  243. 243Order-Fire Dept. in sum of $180 - transfer from A-1 to B-44.Jun 14
  244. 244Manager transmitting order providing additional funds for the payment of increased salaries to employees in the City.Jun 14
  245. 245Placed on file - Information relative to reorganization of CDA.Jun 14
  246. 246Placed on file - Manager transmitting relative to employment of additional policewomen.Jun 14
  247. 247Order-Manager to confer with a representative or Free Wheel and and the City Solicitor relative to granting a franchise to Free Wheel to pick up commuters. (Vellucci)Jun 14
  248. 248Order-Manager to instruct contractor to build a retaining wall in rear of 74-90 Putnam Ave. (Sullivan)Jun 14
  249. 249Order-Manager to arrange a city-wide educational program on the dangers resulting from fireworks. (Crane)Jun 14
  250. 250Order-Manager to allow time off to delegates to attend the National Convention of Veteran Organizations. (Sullivan)Jun 14
  251. 251Manager to allow time off to delegates to attend State Convention of Veteran Organizations. (Sullivan)Jun 14
  252. 252Manager to provide citizens with Insurance coverage by National Flood Insurance Acts. of 1968. (Vellucci)Jun 14
  253. 253Order-Manager to develop a municipal recycling system to decrease the cost of refuse disposal. (Clinton)Jun 14
  254. 254Order-Council supporting release of surplus monies under the Reprogrammed Fund Package as voted by CDA. (Vellucci)Jun 14
  255. 255Order-Urging CEOC to aid COPA. (Vellucci)Jun 14
  256. 256Order-Manager to grant time off to employees on Friday, June 18. (Sullivan)Jun 14
  257. 257Order-departmental transfers of Public Works in sum of $150000.Jun 21
  258. 258Order-departmental transfers in Electrical Dept. in sum of $1850.Jun 21
  259. 259Order-relative to Green Franklin Garage Housing Branch Library. Housing Project[?]Jun 21
  260. 260Order-appropriating $20600 to Police Dept., schedule D-20.Jun 21
  261. 261Order-appropriating $123000 to Public Works, schedule A-1.Jun 21
  262. 262Order-departmental transfer in License Commission in sum of $200 is rescinded.Jun 21
  263. 263Comm. from Paul G. Cowles, Recreation, relating to Recreation Support program.Jun 21
  264. 264Order-which will permit assignment of certain professional fees to the City with a stipulation that they be extended for the development of departments at the Cambridge Hospital.Jun 21
  265. 265Order-appropriating $25000 to Rehabilitation of Public Buildings.Jun 21
  266. 266Order-Manager to survey Sewers on Pearl St. and correct conditions on Pearl and William St. Corner. (Clinton)Jun 21
  267. 267Order-Manager to install traffic control system at Putnam Ave. and Magazine St. Intersection. (Clinton)Jun 21
  268. 268Order-Manager to provide a traffic control system in front of New Martin Luther King School. (Clinton)Jun 21
  269. 269Order-Manager to allocate funds in Capital Improvement account to replace elevator in Municipal Building.Jun 21
  270. 270Order-Manager to allocate funds in Capital Improvements account for expenses at Area Four playground.Jun 21
  271. 271Order-Manager to report intentions with regard to proposals of Conservation Commission for acquisition of Blair Pond.Jun 21
  272. 272Order-Council accepts the Capital Improvement Report.Jun 21
  273. 273Order-Manager to submit a report on action taken on Capital Improvements Report.Jun 21
  274. 274Order-Manager instructed that it is the sense of this City Council that all funds of Model Cities presently frozen by HUD be released. (Vellucci)Jun 21
  275. 275Order-Manager to have an interpreter for Portugese and Spanish speaking patients at Cambridge Hospital, at all times. (Vellucci)Jun 21
  276. 276Order-Manager to introduce an appropriation of $19000 as requested by Robert Gordon. (Moncreiff)Jun 21
  277. 277Order-Manager to confer with MIT relative to Cleaning of Eric St. (Clinton)Jun 21
  278. 278Order-Members of Housing Authority to attend Council Meeting to discuss problem of incineration and rubbish disposal at Housing Developments. (Vellucci)Jun 21
  279. 279Order-Council urges Metropolitan District not to shut down incinerators in housing projects until alternative means of rubbish disposal are found. (Ackermann)Jun 21
  280. 280Order-appropriating $5000 to Fire Department, schedule D-17, and Schedule B-14.Jun 28
  281. 281Order-appropriating $15000 to Fire Dept., schedule G-13.Jun 28
  282. 282Order-appropriating $2000 to Treasury Dept. schedule B-2.Jun 28
  283. 283Order-appropriating $73.21 to Law Dept.Jun 28
  284. 284Order-appropriating $325 to Law Dept.Jun 28
  285. 285Order-departmental transfers in sum of $1500 in City Infirmary, Schedule A-1. to Schedule D-16.Jun 28
  286. 286Order-departmental transfers in Health Dept. in sum of $1750.Jun 28
  287. 287Order-departmental transfers in Hospital in sum of $40000 from schedule A-1 to schedule D-16.Jun 28
  288. 288Order-departmental transfers in Traffic Dept. in sum of $850.Jun 28
  289. 289Order-departmental transfers in Hospital in sum of $113,750.Jun 28
  290. 290Order-departmental transfers in Public Library in sum of $2500.Jun 28
  291. 291Order-departmental transfers in Public Works Dept. in sum of $50000Jun 28
  292. 292Order-Authorizing borrowing of $10000 for taxes which will bring the total borrowed to $25000.Jun 28
  293. 293Order-appropriating $154.65 to Law Dept.Jun 28
  294. 294Order-departmental transfers in City Infirmary-$3000 from schedule A-1 to schedule F-11.Jun 28
  295. 295Grant Award in sum of $15686 from Governors Committee on Law Enforcement and the Administration of Justice entitled "Youth Resources Bureau Technical Assistance Program".Jun 28
  296. 296Order-appropriating $11,000 to Planning and Development, schedule A-2Jun 28
  297. 297Order-departmental transfer in City Infirmary in sum of $2561.97 from schedule A-1 to Schedule A-2.Jun 28
  298. 298Photocopies of the 1971 and 1970 Cherry Sheets. with Communication from the Board of Assessors.Jun 28
  299. 299Relative to Amentment No. 3 to Urban Renewal Plan known as the "Neighborhood Renewal Plan-Wellington-Harrington Project Mass.R108"Jun 28
  300. 300Proposed resolution relative to application for a grant under the Neighborhood Facilities Program to permit the renovation of the Cambridge Community Centre at 5 Callender St.Jun 28
  301. 301Comm. from Manager - copy of a report "Housing Needs in Cambridge 1. The Elderly, prepared by Planning and Development.Jun 28
  302. 302Order-appropriating $3000 to Mayor's Office, schedule F-2.Jun 28
  303. 303Order-appropriating $4833 to Electrical Dept., schedule A-1.Jun 28
  304. 304Placed on file - relative to funds from Capital Improvement Account for elevator at Municipal Building and Area 4 Playground.Jun 28
  305. 305Placed on file - Comm. from Housing Authority regarding problem of incineration and rubbish removal.Jun 28
  306. 306Order-Manager to provide walkie-talkies for foot patrolmen. (Clinton)Jun 28
  307. 307Order-Manager to install litter container on Cambridge sidewalks like those used in Somerville, Newton, Watertown. (Mahoney)Jun 28
  308. 308Order-Manager to direct Traffic Director to post signs and traffic control signals at intersection of Second and Cambridge St. (Clinton)Jun 28
  309. 309Order-Council favors allocating $19500 to Polyarts. (Vellucci)Jun 28
  310. 310Order-Community Development and Planning Office to investigate Tax Exempt Municipal Bond Program for industrial development. (Vellucci)Jun 28
  311. 311Order-relative to installing a shade tree in Harrington School Courtyard. (Vellucci)Jun 28
  312. 312Order-Manager to direct Public Works Commissioner to clean sewers on Pleasant St. (Clinton)Jun 28
  313. 313Order-Relative to removal of the City Manager. (Ackermann)Jun 28
  314. 314Order-Manager to appropriate sum to pay salaries of umpires of the Cambridge Baseball League. (Clinton)Jun 28
  315. 315Order-Manager to confer with CDA and Recreation Supt. relative to installing a portable swimming pool at Harvard and Clark Sts. (Vellucci)Jun 28
  316. 316Order-Manager to direct Electrician to make survey of lighting conditions on Sellars St. (Vellucci)Jun 28
  317. 317Order-approving Act to increase pension of Aeneas M. Casey.Jun 28
  318. 318Statement on rent control by tenants of 1 and 11 Gray St.Jun 28
  319. 319Order-Council requests Cambridge Housing Authority to consider applying for Chapter 705.(Family Low Rent Housing).Jun 28
  320. 320RESOLUTION-Public Housing Developments-Incinerators.Jun 28
  321. 321Order-Manager to select architect for New High School Complex. (Vellucci)Aug 12
  322. 322Order-Re:Selection of architect for new High School. (Ackermann)Aug 12
  323. 323Manager transmitting Third Year Model Cities Plan for fiscal 1971.Aug 16
  324. 324Manager transmitting a precis of 11 Model Neighborhood Resident Employment and Training Plan of CDA.Aug 16
  325. 325Manager transmitting application for annuity for Peter Toscano of PWD at $1200 a year.Aug 16
  326. 326Order-departmental transfers in Building Department in sum of $530.00.Aug 16
  327. 327Order-departmental transfer in Infirmary-$50.00 from Schedule A-1 to Schedule D-1.Aug 16
  328. 328Order-appropriating $7.95 to Executive Dept., schedule F-8,Bus Service to Cemetery.Aug 16
  329. 329Order-establishment of additional Grade IV Civil Engineer in Engineering Dept.Aug 16
  330. 330Order-compensating Francis X. Foster, Police Dept, at a rate of $1200 a year.Aug 16
  331. 331RESOLUTION - Transmitting relative to Emergency Employment Act. 1971.Aug 16
  332. 332Manager transmitting comm. from Charles Frankel relative to CDA 11 Resident Employment Plan.Aug 16
  333. 333Order-departmental transfer in City Clerk Dept.,-$100- from B-3 to B-1Aug 16
  334. 334Order-departmental transfer-Electrical Dept.-$9950.Aug 16
  335. 335Order-departmental transfers in Hospital Dept. in sum of $9500.Aug 16
  336. 336Order-departmental transfers in Mayor's Dept. in sum of $850 from Schedule F-1 to Schedule F-32.Aug 16
  337. 337Order-appropriating $2,500 to Police Dept. schedule B-2.Aug 16
  338. 338Order-appropriating $191.51 to Law Dept.Aug 16
  339. 339Order-appropriating $200 to Law Dept.Aug 16
  340. 340Order-appropriating $122.53 to Law Dept.Aug 16
  341. 341Order-appropriating $149.41 to Law Dept.Aug 16
  342. 342Order-appropriating $276.81 to Law Dept.Aug 16
  343. 343Order-appropriating $457.07 to Law Dept.Aug 16
  344. 344Order-appropriating $165.00. to Law Dept.Aug 16
  345. 345Placed on file - Manager transmitting comm. from Daniel F. Burns Director of the Housing Authority relative to Housing for Elderly.Aug 16
  346. 346Order-departmental transfer-Board of Assessors-$350.Sep 13
  347. 347Order-departmental transfer-Infirmary-$465 from A-1 to F-12.Sep 13
  348. 348Order-departmental transfer-Infirmary- $17,000 from A-1 to A-2.Sep 13
  349. 349Order-departmental transfer in Infirmary-$560 from A-1 to B-13.Sep 13
  350. 350Order-departmental transfer in Infirmary-$2060 from A-1 to B-39.Sep 13
  351. 351Order-departmental transfer-Infirmary-$2060 from A-1 to B-8.Sep 13
  352. 352Order-appropriating $20,000 to Capital Improvement.Sep 13
  353. 353Order-appropriating $12,862.50 to Traffic and Parking Dept. B-8.Sep 13
  354. 354Order-appropriating $76.73 to Law Dept.Sep 13
  355. 355Order-appropriating $280.14 to Law Dept.Sep 13
  356. 356Order-departmental transfer-Library-$5450.00.Sep 13
  357. 357Application of annuity $1200 per year.Sep 13
  358. 358Order-departmental transfer-$800 from Street lighting to F-5.Sep 13
  359. 359Order-departmental transfer in Fire Dept. in sum of $415 from A-1 to B-44.Sep 13
  360. 360Order-departmental transfers in Recreation Dept.-$5275.Sep 13
  361. 361Placed on file - Comm. from the Manager relative to Tenant Senate.Sep 13
  362. 362Order-Manager to direct Traffic Director to conduct a study of all fire Stations to provide better access routes. (Clinton)Sep 13
  363. 363Order-Manager to confer with Redevelopment Authority relative to progress in attracting new industries to redevelopment site and new Housing units. (Clinton)Sep 13
  364. 364Order-Manager to confer with Dr. Hartgering relative to providing a table of organization in Health Code Enforcement. (Clinton)Sep 13
  365. 365Order-Manager to grant time off to all Jewish Employees for holiday. (Clinton)Sep 13
  366. 366Order-Manager to have traffic control lights on Brookline St. at intersection of Green and Mass. Ave. surveyed. (Clinton)Sep 13
  367. 367Order-Manager to direct Chief of Police to patrol Intersection of Mass. Avenue and Prospect St. (Sullivan)Sep 13
  368. 368Order-Manager to appropriate funds to provide additional registration nights for voters in September. (Moncreiff & Clinton)Sep 13
  369. 369Order-appropriating $26,182.50 to Police Dept., Schedule G-16,Wear-Sep 20
  370. 370Order-departmental transfer in City Infirmary-$362.22 from A-1 to F7.Sep 20
  371. 371Order-departmental transfer in Board of Appeal in sum of $20.00 from B-39 to C-7.Sep 20
  372. 372Order-departmental transfer in License Commission-$220 from D-18 to D-16.Sep 20
  373. 373Order-departmental transfer in License Commission-$30 from F-1 to D-16.Sep 20
  374. 374Order-departmental transfer in Hospital in sum of $2,000 from B-1 to D-1.Sep 20
  375. 375Order-departmental transfer in Board of Assessors-$80 from B-4 to D-17.Sep 20
  376. 376Order-departmental transfers in Miscellaneous appropriations-Pension Adjustments in sum of $31,500.Sep 20
  377. 377Manager transmitting communication from Robert Rowland, CRA, with proposed resolutions authorizing filing of applications for State Urban Renewal Assistance Grants.Sep 20
  378. 378Order-Manager and Chief of Police to appear to discuss Police protection. (Mahoney)Sep 20
  379. 379Order-Manager to appropriate $500 for information which shall lead to the apprehension and conviction of the killer of Andrew Fillios. (Clinton)Sep 20
  380. 380Order-relative to conditions of vandalism at Gore St. Park. (Vellucci)Sep 20
  381. 381Placed on file - Registration of voters and listing of same.Sep 20
  382. 382Placed on file - Comm. from Philip Cronin in reply to order of Council relative to proposed rent control referendum.Sep 20
  383. 383Order-Manager to provide report of progress on Elevator in Municipal Building. (Clinton)Sep 13
  384. 384Order-Solicitor to draft legislation to provide fringe benefits to School Traffic Supervisors. (Clinton)Sep 13
  385. 385Order-Manager to insure that water fountains in City Hall are in working order. (Clinton)Sep 13
  386. 386Filed - Comm. from City Manager relative to Willow Street Housing Development.Sep 13
  387. 387Order-departmental transfer in Budget Personnel-$50.00 from schedule A-2, to D-1.Sep 27
  388. 388Order-appropriating $2,000 to Election Commission, Schedule G-1,Sep 27
  389. 389Order-departmental transfer-Election Commission, Schedule B-39, in sum of $370.Sep 27
  390. 390Order-departmental transfers-Police Department- $2500.Sep 27
  391. 391Order-appropriating $1446.33 to Police Dept.Sep 27
  392. 392Order-departmental transfer-Police Dept.-$3,000 from G-17 to D-11.Sep 27
  393. 393Order-departmental transfer-$1350 from Police Dept. -B-39 to B-8.Sep 27
  394. 394Order-departmental transfer-$3500-Police Dept.-from G-17 to B-22.Sep 27
  395. 395Order-appropriating $159.99 to Law Dept.Sep 27
  396. 396Order-appropriating $221.60 to Law Dept.Sep 27
  397. 397Acceptance of a grant-$24,775 to Cambridge Hospital-Medical Care for citizens.Sep 27
  398. 398Appointment of Deputy City Auditor-$14,500 minimum-16000maximum.-Appointment of Edward Seffilian to this post.Sep 27
  399. 399Order-departmental transfer in Executive Dept.-$500 from A-1 to F32.Sep 27
  400. 400Filed-relative to new elevator at Municipal Building.Sep 27
  401. 401Order-Manager to direct Comm. of Public Works to confer with residents of High St. relative to resetting curbstones and sidewalks. (Sullivan)Sep 27
  402. 402Order-Manager to engender resurfacing old passageway at end of Gordon Place. (Sullivan)Sep 27
  403. 403Order-Manager to inform Council what steps have been taken to put BOAC code in effect. (Mahoney)Sep 27
  404. 404Order-Manager to direct Chief of Police to take every means to apprehend the killer of Andrew Fillios. (Sullivan)Sep 27
  405. 405Order-Manager to confer with Mr. Cowles relative to plans for improving St. Peters Field. (Coates)Sep 27
  406. 406Order-Manager to name new Cambridgeport Teen Centre in memory of Andrew Fillios. (Clinton)Sep 27
  407. 407Order-Manager to direct Traffic Director to confer with MDC to provide re routing of traffic from River St. (Clinton)Sep 27
  408. 408Order-Manager to refurbish and redecorate Council Chamber.(Vellucci)Sep 27
  409. 409Order-Departmental transfers-Electrical Dept.-$2,000.Oct 4
  410. 410Order-Departmental transfers-Engineering Dept.-$200.Oct 4
  411. 411Order-Departmental transfers-City Hospital-$4500.Oct 4
  412. 412Order-departmental transfers-City Hospital-$1303.Oct 4
  413. 413Order-departmental transfer-City Infirmary-$300.Oct 4
  414. 414Order-departmental transfer in Mayor's Dept. in sum of $500.Oct 4
  415. 415Order-departmental transfers-Planning Dept.-$2200.Oct 4
  416. 416Order-Appropriating $42,150 to Street Construction.Oct 4
  417. 417Order-Manager to institute trash pick-ups twice a week for schools. (Ackermann)Oct 4
  418. 418Order-Manager to report back relative to property owned by JJSullivan and Sons. (Clinton)Oct 4
  419. 419Order-Manager to implant sticker plan for Cambridge Autos.(Mahoney)Oct 4
  420. 420Order-Refurbishing and repainting American Legion Post 27. (Clinton)Oct 4
  421. 421Order-cleanup of lot at 46 Market St. and vacant lots.(Clinton-Mahoney)Oct 4
  422. 422Order-Manager to have survey of three new schools to determine if there are any defects. (Sullivan)Oct 4
  423. 423Order-Manager to install a sign at intersection of Concord and Huron Avenue-Rev. Patrick H. Callanan Square. (Sullivan)Oct 4
  424. 424Order-Manager to direct Traffic Director to relocate traffic control signals on Mass. Avenue. (Sullivan)Oct 4
  425. 425Order-Manager to arrange conference with Traffic Director and Comm. of Public Works-one side parking on all city streets. (Sullivan)Oct 4
  426. 426Manager to provide school traffic supervisors. (Clinton)Oct 4
  427. 427Order-New Gore Street Playground named East Camb. War Memorial Park. (Vellucci)Oct 4
  428. 428Placed on file -Manager transmitting "Evaluation of Youth Resources Bureaux"Oct 4
  429. 429Placed on file - Manager transmitting one from Solicitor re: Cottage Park Area.Oct 4
  430. 430Placed on file - Mamanger transmitting one from Solicitor re:disposition of a rent control petition.Oct 4
  431. 431Placed on file - Manager transmitting matter relative to revision of Building Code.Oct 4
  432. 432Comm. from John T. Rocca. Cambridge Fire Fighters Union, requesting a $125 yearly clothing allowance.Oct 4
  433. 433Comm. from Manager-order for accepetance of a grant-$50,000 from the U.S. Dept. of Transportation.Oct 18
  434. 434Placed on file - Manager transmitting comm. from George Teso re:the City Council order pertaining to resident parking plan.Oct 18
  435. 435Order-departmental transfers-Traffic Dept.-$249.71 from A-1 to F-11.Oct 18
  436. 436Order-departmental transfers in Hospital Dept.-$18,180.Oct 18
  437. 437Order-departmental transfers in Recreation Dept.-$5700.Oct 18
  438. 438Order-departmental transfers in Assessors Dept.-$250.00.Oct 18
  439. 439Order-departmental transfers in Traffic Dept.-$900.Oct 18
  440. 440Order-departmental transfer in Infirmary-$100.Oct 18
  441. 441Order-departmental transfer-Civil Defense-$123.95.Oct 18
  442. 442Order-departmental transfer-Library Dept.-$515.Oct 18
  443. 443Order-departmental transfer-Law Dept.-$41.60.Oct 18
  444. 444Order-departmental transfer-Police Dept.-$5300.Oct 18
  445. 445Order-departmental transfer-License Commission-$199.28.Oct 18
  446. 446Order-departmental transfer-Auditing- $2500.Oct 18
  447. 447Order-departmental transfers in Electrical Dept.-$800.Oct 18
  448. 448Order-departmental transfers in Health Dept.-$238,500.Oct 18
  449. 449Order-departmental transfers- $8200.Oct 18
  450. 450Order-granting annuity of $1200 yearly to Mrs. Louise Sugrue, widow of Daniel F. Sugrue, former member of the Police Department.Oct 18
  451. 451Order-Manager to confer with officials at Harvard to obtain $5000,000 to help defray cost of rebuilding Common.Oct 18
  452. 452Placed on file-Manager transmitting information that relates to the Jeremiah Sullivan Sons Inc. property at 175 Brookline St.Oct 18
  453. 453Order-Manager to construct skating facility at Dana Park.(Clinton)Oct 18
  454. 454Order-Regarding task force-Willow Street Housing Project.(Vellucci)Oct 18
  455. 455Communications from the Manager-Green-Franklin Branch Library, City Hall, Annex, City Infirmary.Oct 28
  456. 456Order-Approving transfer of funds within Model Cities.Oct 28
  457. 457Order-Manager to appropriate $500 for information leading to the apprehension and conviction of persons responsible for death of Dr. Clarence Benson. (Vellucci)Oct 28
  458. 458Order-departmental transfer-Traffic Dept.-$900.Nov 1
  459. 459Order-departmental transfer-Police Dept.-$3,000.Nov 1
  460. 460Order-departmental transfer-Fire Dept.-$275.Nov 1
  461. 461Order-departmental transfer-Public Works-$205,000.Nov 1
  462. 462Order-appropriating $102.43 to Law Dept.Nov 1
  463. 463Order-Manager to insure that parking is allowed on Northerly side of River St. (Sullivan)Nov 1
  464. 464Order-application grant-$4995-City Hospital.Nov 8
  465. 465Order-departmental transfers in Electrical Dept.-$4700.Nov 8
  466. 466Order-departmental transfers in Engineering Dept.-$694.Nov 8
  467. 467Order-departmental transfers in Fire Dept.-$11,500.Nov 8
  468. 468Order-appropriating $199.27 to Law Dept.Nov 8
  469. 469Order-departmental transfer-License Commissioner-$75.00.Nov 8
  470. 470Order-departmental transfer in Police Dept.-$600.Nov 8
  471. 471Order-departmental transfers in Recreation Dept.-$6450.Nov 8
  472. 472Manager transmitting grant applications-East Cambridge Job Resource Bank Phase L, Jefferson Park-North Cambridge Pilot Delinquency prevention Project.Nov 8
  473. 473Manager transmitting relative to application for continuation of the Drug Treatment Program for 1972.Nov 8
  474. 474Order-Manager to confer with School Committee with a view of using the Putnam School for a City of Cambridge Historical Museum.(Vellucci)Nov 8
  475. 475Order-Manager to allow time off to employees on November 26,1971.Nov 8
  476. 476Order-Manager to determine when Brooke Amendment will be implemented. (Danehy)Nov 8
  477. 477Order-departmental transfer-$270 in Assessors Office.Nov 15
  478. 478Order-departmental transfer-$50 in Budget-Personnel Dept.Nov 15
  479. 479Order-departmental transfer-$100 in Building Dept.Nov 15
  480. 480Order-departmental transfer-$1363 in Welfare Dept.Nov 15
  481. 481Order-appropriating $236.88 to Law Dept.Nov 15
  482. 482Order-appropriating $252.43 to Law Dept.Nov 15
  483. 483Order-appropriating $141.28 to Law Dept.Nov 15
  484. 484Order-departmental transfers in Law Dept.-$400.Nov 15
  485. 485Order-departmental transfer in Public Library-$700.Nov 15
  486. 486Order-departmental transfer in Water Dept-$5250.Nov 15
  487. 487Order-departmental transfer in Sealer of Weights and Measures-$25.Nov 15
  488. 488Order-departmental transfer in Mayor Dept.-$2500.Nov 15
  489. 489Order-departmental transfer in Executive Dept.-$250.Nov 15
  490. 490Order-additional position in Hospital Dept. at salary of $8325-9390.Nov 15
  491. 491Order-Manager to provide better lighting at Morse School park and a higher fence on Brookline St. (Clinton)Nov 15
  492. 492Order-Manager to inform Council when clothes will be available for Parking control officers. (Sullivan)Nov 15
  493. 493Order-Manager to conduct a study of cost and benefits derived by a conversion of all city vehicles to Liquid Propane gas. (Vellucci)Nov 15
  494. 494Order-Manager to draw up necessary papers with MDC to provide for erection of a new skating rink by MDC. (Danehy)Nov 15
  495. 495Order-Manager to inform Council when he intends to implement the provisions of Chapter 834 of Acts of 1970. (Sullivan)Nov 15
  496. 496Comm.-Manager transmitting the Planning Information Directory as prepared by Planning and Development Department.Nov 15
  497. 497Comm. from Manager transmitting report on trees as prepared by Lawrence Frisoli.Nov 15
  498. 498Order-departmental transfer in Building Dept.-$25.Nov 22
  499. 499Order-departmental transfer in Election Commission,$1720.32.Nov 22
  500. 500Order-departmental transfer in Hospital, $783.Nov 22
  501. 501Order-departmental transfer in Engineering Dept., $300.Nov 22
  502. 502Order-appropriating $75 to Law Dept.Nov 22
  503. 503Order-appropriating $200 to Law Dept.Nov 22
  504. 504Order-departmental transfers in Purchasing Dept.$450.Nov 22
  505. 505Order-departmental transfers in Veterans Services-$209.06.Nov 22
  506. 506Order-departmental transfers in Weights and Measures-$25.Nov 22
  507. 507Placed on file-Comm. from Manager transmitting relative to Willow Street Housing.Nov 22
  508. 508Placed on file-Comm. from Manager transmitting re: to Recount of PR ballots at Longfellow School.Nov 22
  509. 509Comm. from Manager re:application for Solid Waste Rail-Haul Evaluation Demonstration.Nov 22
  510. 510Comm. from Manager transmitting report of Peat,Marwick,Mitchell Co. relative to its audit of operation agencies of Model Cities Program.Nov 22
  511. 511Order-Manager to provide that Blue Cross Blue Shield premium payments be made on a payroll period. (Vellucci)Nov 22
  512. 512Order-Manager to enforce ordinance providing for regulation of sound trucks. (Clinton)Nov 22
  513. 513Order-Manager to assist in securing signatures on petitions designed to permit gasoline tax money to be used for mass transit. (Mahoney)Nov 22
  514. 514Order-Manager to bring Council up to date on rent control.Nov 22
  515. 515Order-Manager to render opinion on Phase Two of Wage Freeze onwages - what effect it will have. (Moncreiff)Nov 22
  516. 516Order-departmental transfers-Assessors' Dept.-$150.Nov 29
  517. 517Order-departmental transfers-Board of Appeal-$225.Nov 29
  518. 518Order-departmental transfers-Police Dept.-$2500.Nov 29
  519. 519Order-departmental transfer-Treasury Dept.-$2000.Nov 29
  520. 520Order-departmental transfers in City Infirmary-$11881.38.Nov 29
  521. 521Order-departmental transfer-Fire Dept.-$1800.Nov 29
  522. 522Order-appropriating $227.43 to Law Dept.Nov 29
  523. 523Placed on file-Manager transmitting law concerning distribution of surplus ballots.Nov 29
  524. 524Placed on file-Relative to city's application for grant under new Public Works Impact Program.Nov 29
  525. 525Order-departmental transfers in Library Dept.-$15,672.Nov 29
  526. 526Order-transfer of $2727.28 to Executive Dept.Nov 29
  527. 527Order-departmental transfer-Treasury Dept.-$23058.Nov 29
  528. 528Order-Manager requested to begin work on preparation of Capital Improvement Program-1972. (Ackermann)Nov 29
  529. 529Order-construction of shelters for MBTA patrons-Alewife Brook Parkway, Mass. Avenue-Columbus Ave, Concord Ave. opp. Fantasia. (Danehy)Nov 29
  530. 530Placed on file-Comm. from Blanchard Machine Co. relative to shelter at bus stop opposite Fantasia on Concord. AvenueNov 29
  531. 531Order-Relative to construction of a shelter for MBTA patrons along perimeter of Harvard Yard near Mass. Avenue Hall. (Vellucci)Nov 29
  532. 532Order-traffic conditions on Msgr. O'Brien Highway. (Vellucci)Nov 29
  533. 533Order-departmental transfers-Board of Assessors,$25.Nov 29
  534. 534Order-departmental transfers-Auditing-$156.10.Nov 29
  535. 535Order-departmental transfer in Budget-Personnel, $30.Nov 29
  536. 536Order-departmental transfer-Welfare Dept.-$4,000.Nov 29
  537. 537Order-departmental transfer-Police Dept.-$500.Nov 29
  538. 538Order-departmental transfers-Traffic Dept.-$5562.50Nov 29
  539. 539Order-departmental transfers-Recreation Dept.-$2450.Nov 29
  540. 540Order-departmental transfers-Recreation Dept.-$9525.Nov 29
  541. 541Order-departmental transfers-Building Dept.-$300.Nov 29
  542. 542Order-appropriating $65,000 to Veterans Benefits.Nov 29
  543. 543Placed on file-RE: Council order on installation of bus shelters at various locations in Cambridge.Dec 6
  544. 544Acceptance of a $24,000 Gift from Harvard University.Dec 6
  545. 545Order-Manager to establish a portable altar for religious services for residents of Elderly Housing Developments. (Sullivan)Dec 6
  546. 546Order-Manager to grant time off to employees Dec, 31, 1971.(Sullivan)Dec 6
  547. 547Order-Manager to establish chapel at Cambridge Hospital. (Sullivan)Dec 6
  548. 548Order-Manager to confer on environmental problems with MDC.(Moncreiff)Dec 6
  549. 549Order-Manager to provide retirement benefits for women employed as parking control officers. (Vellucci)Dec 6
  550. 550Order-Manager to confer relative to clothing allowance for fire dept. (Crane)Dec 6
  551. 551Order-Manager to engage a person knowledgable concerning proportional representation of voting. (Coates)Dec 6
  552. 552Referred to Finance-Comm. from Manager transmitting comprehensive report on sewerage, drainage facilities.Dec 6
  553. 553Placed on file-Action taken by HUD suspending payment of $927,520 in Housing Modernization Funds until Cambridge Housing Authority has met concerns of Dept. of Housing.Dec 13
  554. 554Placed on file-relative to HUD approval of Model Cities third year Grant in amount of $1523,000.Dec 13
  555. 555Placed on file-Traffic and Parking conditions on Msgr. O'Brien O'Brien Highway.Dec 13
  556. 556Order-departmental transfers-Hospital-$9900.Dec 13
  557. 557Order-setting up of acount labeled OUT PATIENT EXTENSION CLINIC and acceptance of monies from Dept. of Maternal and Child Health.Dec 13
  558. 558Order-department transfers-$5075.00 in Electrical Dept.Dec 13
  559. 559Order-departmental transfers-$100-Fire Dept.Dec 13
  560. 560Order-departmental transfers-$10200-Health General Account.Dec 13
  561. 561Order-appropriating $1375 to Law Dept.Dec 13
  562. 562Order-departmental transfers-$73.26-License Commission.Dec 13
  563. 563Placedon file-Copy of Chapter 602 of Acts of 1971 which require all state boards and commissions to give advanced notification of meetings.Dec 13
  564. 564Order-departmental transfer-$900-Auditing Dept.Dec 20
  565. 565Order-departmental transfers-Engineering Dept.-$3000.Dec 20
  566. 566Order-departmental transfers-Engineers Dept.-$45.Dec 20
  567. 567Order-departmental transfers-$15000 in Hospital.Dec 20
  568. 568Order-appropriating $475 to Law Dept.Dec 20
  569. 569Order-departmental transfer in Police Dept.-$85,000.Dec 20
  570. 570Order-departmental transfer-Public Works-$124,825Dec 20
  571. 571Order-departmental transfers-Treasurer-$2500.Dec 20
  572. 572Order-departmental transfer-Law Dept.-$38.70.Dec 20
  573. 573Order-departmental transfer-Auditing Dept.-$3000.Dec 20
  574. 574Order-departmental transfer-Election Commission.-$115.Dec 20
  575. 575Order-departmental transfer in Election Commission-$600[?].Dec 20
  576. 576Order-appropriating $5534.00 to Election Commission.Dec 20
  577. 577Order-appropriating $3849.00 to Building Dept.Dec 20
  578. 578Order- Manager to acquire property at 479-490 Mass. Avenue. (Sullivan)Dec 20
  579. 579Order-Manager to appropriate $500 for apprehension and conviction of any person responsible for bombing police station.(Sullivan)Dec 20
  580. 580Order-Council accepts Chapter 300 of Acts of 1971-providing increases for certain employees retired for ordinary disability. (Sullivan)Dec 20
  581. 581Placed on file-Retirement rights of Aeneas M. Casey.Dec 20
  582. 582Order-departmental transfers-$3950 in City Clerk Office.Dec 27
  583. 583Order-departmental transfers-$425.91 in Election Commission.Dec 27
  584. 584Order-departmental transfers-$70 in Auditing Dept.Dec 27
  585. 585Order-departmental transfers in Recreation Dept.-$100Dec 27
  586. 586Order-departmental transfer in Health Dept.-$5000.Dec 27
  587. 587Order-departmental transfers in Recreation Dept.- $1955.Dec 27
  588. 588Order-appropriating $310.30 to Law Dept.Dec 27
  589. 589Order-appropriating $397.76 to Law Dept.Dec 27
  590. 590Order-departmental transfer-Police Dept.-$15,300.Dec 27
  591. 591Order-departmental transfers-Assessors"s Dept.-$110.Dec 27
  592. 592Order-departmental transfers-Electrical Departmental-$400.Dec 27
  593. 593Order-Departmental transfer-Treasury-$3500.Dec 27
  594. 594Order-departmental transfer-Auditing-$412.50.Dec 27
  595. 595Order-departmental transfer-$300-Executive Dept.Dec 27
  596. 596Order-appropriating $10,000 to Executive Dept.Dec 27
  597. 597Order-departmental transfers-Electrical Dept.-$1050.Dec 27
  598. 598Order-departmental transfers-Water Dept.-$5000.Dec 27
  599. 599Order-departmental transfers- Mayor's Office-$2210.Dec 27
  600. 600Order-departmental transfers-Hospital and Health Dept.-$10,000.Dec 27
  601. 601Order-appropriating $700 to Telephone Exchange.Dec 27
  602. 602Order-departmental transfers-$4200.-Police.Dec 27
  603. 603Order-Transfers to various departments-$156,867.99Dec 27
  604. 604Order-departmental transfers-in Hospital-$965.Dec 27
  605. 605Transmission of electricity for lighting,heating and power under public ways bounding Harwell Homes in Wellington-Harrington areas.Dec 27
  606. 606Appropriating-Order-$43,150 to Group Insurance Account.Dec 27
  607. 607Copy of Reports of Examination of Accounts of Cambridge Housing Authority from July 1, 1970 to June 30, 1971.Dec 27
  608. 608Revocation of Chapter 842,Acts of 1970 - Rent Cont.-(—
  609. 609Order - Dept.transfer - Public Works Dept. - $60,000.00Dec 27

Sundries

274 actions · № 1–274
  1. 1ORDER-Naming of new park on Gore Street (Vellucci) scanJan 4
  2. 2ORDER-Naming new skating rind in East Cambridge-"East Cambridge Memorial Skating Rink." (Vellucci) scanJan 4
  3. 3ORDER-Relative to flooding of cellars on Newton Street (Sullivan) scanJan 4
  4. 4ORDER-Congratulating Joseph A. DeGuglielmo on being named Associate Justice of the Boston Municipal Court. (Sullivan) scanJan 4
  5. 5Comm. relative to Bill No. 2358 regardging the Drawbridge over Broad Canal scanJan 4
  6. 6ORDER-relative to Police brutality (Crane) scanJan 11
  7. 7Placed on file-Comm. from Veronica B. Cunningham of 288 Harvard St. relative to Police brutality. scanJan 18
  8. 8Placed on file-Comm. from the Camb. Civic Assoc. recommending that the City Council exempt the rental units in Cambridge which are luxury housing from rent control. scanJan 18
  9. 9Placed on file-Comm. from John J. Crapo, requesting an opportunity to speak before the City Council. scanJan 4
  10. 10ORDER-relative to moratorium on construction of certan highways. (Ackermann) scanJan 18
  11. 11ORDER- City of Cambridge to make sand available for all householders. (Ackermann) scanJan 18
  12. 12ORDER-Mayor requested to call a special meeting of the City Council et als to study problems created by drug abuse (Ackermann) scanJan 18
  13. 13ORDER-invitation to Derek Bok to attend a council meeting. (Vellucci) scanJan 18
  14. 14Placed on file-Comm. from Daniel D. Rubin registering his approval of closing Harvard Sq. to vehicular traffic except for service access scanJan 25
  15. 15Placed on file-Month's Mind Mass for Joseph A. Kozlowsky scanJan 25
  16. 16Placed on file-Comm. from Donald F. Dailey relative to recent acts of charity on part of their teen membership toward patients at the Walter Fernald School, Waltham. scanJan 25
  17. 17Opposition to any and all acts of violence being perpetrated by any person or group of persons within our city. scanJan 25
  18. 18City Council urged to resolve allegations of excessive force against certain citizens by the Cambridge Police Department. scanJan 25
  19. 19Placed on file-report of the perambulation of the boundary line. scanJan 25
  20. 20Resolutions-Thomas P. O'Neill, Jr. scanJan 25
  21. 21ORDER-City Council opposed to any Belt Route or super highway through Cambridge .(Vellucci) scanJan 25
  22. 22ORDER-Chief of Police to submit a written report on circumstances surrounding arrest of Melvin and Dennis Walton upon completion of his investigation. (Moncreiff) scanJan 25
  23. 23Committee to investigate police brutality. scanJan 25
  24. 24Order-relative to charges of police brutality. (Ackermann) scanJan 18
  25. 25ORDER-Committee on Recreation and Urban Beautification (Clinton) scanJan 25
  26. 26Comm. from Derek C. Bok acknowledging invitation scanJan 25
  27. 27ORDER-City Council opposes House Bill 2166 and 2362 (Mahoney) scanFeb 1
  28. 28ORDER-City Council in favore of House Bill 1866 and 1871 (Mahoney) scanFeb 1
  29. 29ORDER-Committee to draw up resolutions on death of Judge William J. O'Neill (Mahoney) scanFeb 1
  30. 30ORDER-City Council opposed to any curtailment in services by the M.B.T.A. on any of the Cambridge bus lines. (Vellucci) scanFeb 1
  31. 31ORDER-Sub-committee to be appointed relative to obtaining funds for temporary employment of Cambridge unemployed citizens. (Vellucci) scanFeb 1
  32. 32Resolution-Boston Transportation Planning Review scanFeb 1
  33. 33Placed on file-Comm. from the Board of Zoning Appeal transmitting report of an organizational meeting held by the Cambridge Board of Zoning Appeal. scanFeb 1
  34. 34Placed on file-relative to an opinion on certain parking restrictions. scanFeb 1
  35. 35Placed on file-Proposition Day in Cambridge scanFeb 1
  36. 36Placed on file-Comm. from the City Manager relative to complete set of Elementary School Study. scanFeb 1
  37. 37Return of Service of Special Meeting of City Council Feb. 11, 1971 scanFeb 11
  38. 38Expressing gratitude to the Cambridge police.from Mrs. Arthur G. Willcomb scanFeb 8
  39. 39Placed on file-Comm. from the Cambridge Organization Portuguese Americans Inc. scanFeb 8
  40. 40Placed on file-report of the Perambulation of the boundary line between the City of Cambridge and the Town of Belmont. scanFeb 8
  41. 41House bills 2554 and 2555 scanFeb 8
  42. 42Placed on file-Comm. from Henri Duffaut acknowledging proclamation naming Avignon. Sister City of the University City of Cambridge. scanFeb 22
  43. 43Placed on file-Copy of Chapter 9, Acts of 1971,re:designating the Skating Rink on Gore St. as the Rev. Romano Simoni Skating Rink. scanFeb 22
  44. 44Resolution - Death of Judge William J. O'Neill. scanFeb 22
  45. 45Order-Mayor to appoint a committee of 3 City Councillors to draw up suitable resolutions on the death of John J. Crane. (Danehy) scanFeb 22
  46. 46Resolution - City Council of Boston requested to eliminate concerts at Harvard Stadium from Summerthing program. scanFeb 22
  47. 47Resolution - March 17, 1971 to be known as Cambridge Day in recognition of the 125th Aniversary of the Founding of the U-City. scanFeb 22
  48. 48Order-Week of Feb. 14, 1971 thru' Feb. 20, 1971 to be designated Junior Achievement Week. (Danehy) scanFeb 22
  49. 49Order-Council goes on record endorsing House Bill 1263 which prohibits DPW from making furthur expenditures for constructing or completions of the Federal Interstate Highway System within 128. (Ackermann) scanFeb 22
  50. 50Order-City Council to go on record endorsing all bills that would allow gasoline tax monies to be used for public transit. (Ackermann) scanFeb 22
  51. 51Order-Council goes on record congratulating Councillor Mahoney on being elected president of the Freshman class of Legislators in the House of Reps. (Sullivan) scanFeb 22
  52. 52Order-City Council goes on record urging MBTA to rescind their decision to curtail bus service on Harvard-Kendall Sq. Route. (Crane) scanFeb 22
  53. 53Order-Mayor requested to designate week of March 1, 1971 as mentally retarded children week in the City of Cambridge. scanFeb 22
  54. 54Order-City Council goes on record in favor of House Bill 2753 and other bills requesting that the MBTA deficit be assumes by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts (Ackermann) scanFeb 22
  55. 55Failed of Adoption - Comm. from Edward Lazar, transmitting resolution concerning the relationship between the Draft system and expanding war in Indochina, and also requesting an opportunity to present their views at the Council meeting of Feb. 22, 1971. scanFeb 22
  56. 56Placed on file - Comm. from Manuel Tasher, Pres. local 1889 et als requesting that they be placed on the Agenda for Feb. 22, 1971 to explain the delay in current contract negotiations. scanFeb 22
  57. 57Placed on file-Comm. from John R. Moot requesting the council to support Senate Bill 370, re:conversion of county jails and houses of correction into correctional institutions of the Commonwealth. scanFeb 22
  58. 58Placed on file-Comm. from Hill Miller Friedlaender Hollander inviting the Council, reorganization and architectural modification of Cambridge High and Latin School. scanFeb 22
  59. 59Resolve - Council protests procedures presently being followed by the Immigration Department. scanMar 1
  60. 60Placed on file - Comm. from Senator Mario Umana acknowledging order adopted by the City Council favoring House Bill 2554 and 2555. scanMar 1
  61. 61Placed on file - Comm. from William P. Lahey regarding the specific section of the General Laws which provides for the filing of the Certificate of appointment of Housing and Redevelopment Authority officials with the Dept. scanMar 1
  62. 62Placed on file - Comm. from Arthur D. Saul relative to proposed extension of the Harvard-Alewife Rapid Transit Line and H-1861 Bond Authorization bill. scanMar 1
  63. 63Order-Elm Street Tenant Union. (Vellucci) scanMar 8
  64. 64Placed on file Comm. from Congressman Thomas P. O'Neill Jr. acknowledging resolutions passed by the City Council on February 22, 1971. scanMar 8
  65. 65Order-City Council to go on record as opposed to House Bill 2604.(Mahoney) scanMar 8
  66. 66Order-Mayor to appoint a Committee of three Councillors to draw up some resolutions on death of Alwin A. Klauer. (Crane) scanMar 8
  67. 67Order-congratulating Juanita Ann Evereteze,James Rapaport and Stephen Broussard who will be presented awards by Jewish War Veterans Program. (Vellucci) scanMar 8
  68. 68Order-congratulating Dennis Maragioglio on his election as Captain of the Cambridge Latin Hockey Team. (Vellucci) scanMar 8
  69. 69Order-congratulating Mr. Frank J. Frisoli on being elected Supt. of School (Vellucci) scanMar 8
  70. 70Resolutions - death of Alwin A. Klauer. scanMar 15
  71. 71Resolutions - Whitney M. Young, Jr. scanMar 15
  72. 72Resolutions death of Whitney M. Young, Jr. scanMar 15
  73. 73Comm. from Arthur C. Parris, Cambridge Planning Board, relative to presentation of a Mass. Ave. study by Louis Bakanowsky of the Cambridge Seven Associates. scanMar 15
  74. 74Resolutions Council names the intersection of Columbia and Cambridge Streets - Sgt. Christian G. Girard Square. scanMar 15
  75. 75Placed on file - Mayor proclaims the week of March 15, 1971 as JEWISH WAR VETERANS WEEK IN CAMBRIDGE. scanMar 15
  76. 76PLACED ON FILE - Mayor prclaims month of April - BAG YOUR TRASH MONTH. scanMar 15
  77. 77Placed on file - Comm; from Katherine D. Kane, director of Summerthing, regarding resolution passed by Council concerning concerts at Harvard Stadium. scanMar 15
  78. 78Placed on file - Comm. from Carl F. Barron,Cambridge Property owners Assoc., with facts on rent control. scanMar 15
  79. 79Order-Council approves House Bill 5138. (Mahoney) scanMar 15
  80. 80Order-Congratulating Harvard Varsity Hockey Team. (Crane) scanMar 15
  81. 81Order-Congratulating John H. Corcoran, City Manager, on recognition he has accorded ethnic groups. (Vellucci) scanMar 15
  82. 82Placed on file - Comm. from Gov. Sargent acknowledging order supporting his Transportation Study Design. scanMar 22
  83. 83Placed on file - Comm. from William M. Burke, Director Youth Voter Participation urging help in getting young people registered. scanMar 22
  84. 84Placed on file - Comm. from Congressman James Burke acknowledging resolutions regarding treatment accorded immigrants in U.S. scanMar 22
  85. 85Placed on file -PROGRESS REPORT - #1 - Department of Planning and Development. scanMar 22
  86. 86Resolutions - Honorable Alfred E. Vellucci. scanMar 29
  87. 87Order-congratulating newly elected members of the Cambridge Civic Association. (Vellucci) scanMar 29
  88. 88Order-Cambridge Bicycle Organization to hold a Bike-A-Thon. (Vellucci) scanMar 29
  89. 89Order-congratulating Dennis J. Callahan who will be honored as the District Holy Name Man of the Year. (Clinton) scanMar 29
  90. 90Order-congratulations to all who aided in fire which destroyed St. Mary"s High School. (Sullivan) scanMar 29
  91. 91Placed on file - Comm. from the Clerk transmitting copy of Chapter 98, Acts of 1971, re"An Act designating the Metropolitan District Commission Ice Skating Rink as the Donald J. Kelly Rink". scanMar 29
  92. 92Comm. from Dorothy L. Hawkins requesting Council to oppose the expansion of Logan Airport. scanMar 29
  93. 93Petition of Margaret Spera - removal of dump truck belonging to Jeremiah Sweeney. scanMar 29
  94. 94Order-Relative to the facilities of athletic needs for the high school students in the City of Cambridge. (Vellucci) scanMar 29
  95. 95Order-Council favors the acquision of the Lowell School site for low income and elderly housing. (Vellucci) scanMar 29
  96. 96Resolution - Council opposes any forms of revenue sharing proposal that lack frontend specificity, etc. scanMar 29
  97. 97Placed on file - Comm. from Francis P. Burns, Election Commission, with a notice of an election for the elected member of the Cambridge Retirement Board for a three year term. scanMar 29
  98. 98Order-Cambridge not to purchase products manufactured by Blauer until Blauer reopens its Boston shop and reemploys its former employees. (Ackermann) scanMar 29
  99. 99Comm. from Chalres F. Sprague, re: Petition of Margaret Spera concerning noise of trucks parked near ARCO Gas Station. scanApr 5
  100. 100Failed of Adoption - Order relstive to 17 Quincy St. and 247 lakeview Ave. to be used as Day Care Centers and retarded children. scanApr 5
  101. 101Order-Congratulating Bertha A Porter on her retirement.(Sullivan) scanApr 5
  102. 102Order-Council supports Eouse Bill 4441, MDC acquiring by eminent domain Blair Pond in Cambridge. (Danehy) scanApr 5
  103. 103Placed on file - Mayor proclaims April 8, 1971 COFFEE DAY IN THE CITY OF CAMBRIDGE to support crippled children. scanApr 5
  104. 104Placed on file - Notice of a meeting of the Committee on Finance relative to Capital Improvement Program. scanApr 5
  105. 105PLACED ON FILE - Comm. from Maurice Blauer requesting that he be heared relative to resolution regarding his company. scanApr 5
  106. 106Comm. from Bruce G. Thayer requesting permission to close a portion of Garden St. for an Annual Fun Fair. scanApr 5
  107. 107Placed on file - Comm. from Mayor Vellucci relative to the resignated representative of the City Council to the Tenant Senate. scanApr 5
  108. 108Comm. from Janet Rose, re: resolution adopted by the area 4 Planning Team after the absence of William Corkery from the Planning Team meeting at the Roberts School. scanApr 5
  109. 109Placed on file - Comm. from New England Telephone and Telegraph transmitting copy of annual report for 1970. scanApr 5
  110. 110Comm. from Carolyn Grace, re: joint treaty of peace between people of the U.S. and Vietnam. scanApr 12
  111. 111Order-Council favors a full time Spanish Speaking social worker for the Cambridge Welfare Dept. (Vellucci) scanApr 15
  112. 112Order-Rent control Administrator to hold no hearing regarding rent raises etc. (Ackermann) scanApr 15
  113. 113Comm. from John R. Sennott regarding Margaret Spera's notice of noises of trucks at ARCO Gas Station at 239 Msgr. O'Brien Hgwy. scanApr 15
  114. 114REFERRED TO THE COMMITTEE ON ORDINANCES: Relative to C.D.A. scanApr 15
  115. 115Placed on file - Comm. from Michael J. Harrington, re: resolution regarding revenue sharing proposals which lack machinery for periodic congressional audit. scanApr 26
  116. 116Placed on file - Comm. from Robert F. Drinan, re: resolutions regarding opposing revenue sharing proposals that lack safeguards. scanApr 26
  117. 117Placed on file - Comm. from Francis Burns, Election Commission, re: registration units at all high schools in Cambridge and re: House Bill 5129. scanApr 26
  118. 118PLACED ON FILE - Mayor proclaims month of May as "Don't START - DRUGS KILL MONTH IN CAMBRIDGE". scanApr 26
  119. 119PLACED ON FILE - Mayor Proclaims week of May 9, 1971 as"BICYCLE WEEK IN CAMBRIDGE". scanApr 26
  120. 120Placed on file - ORDER - Citizens urged to attend hearing in Gardner Auditorium re: new eligibility requirements of State Welfare Dept. (Clinton) scanApr 26
  121. 121Order- Council supports decision of Supreem Court which approves massive bussing and limited racial balancing. (Coates) scanApr 26
  122. 122RESOLUTIONS - on appointment of Harry J. Elam as an Associate Justice of the Boston Municipal Court. (Coates) scanApr 26
  123. 123Adjournment. scanApr 26
  124. 124Placed on file -Comm. from F.W. Woolworth Co. stating opposition to to the setting up of tables in front of their store by the Progressive labor party and the Students for a Democratic Society. scanMay 3
  125. 125Order-Congratulating Mrs. Henry Beck, Girl Scout Leader, on receiving first prize in the Fashion Show of the Girl Scout Expo held in the Burlington Mall. (Vellucci) scanMay 3
  126. 126Order-Council condems the practice of NEGEA Service Corp. and Cambridge Gas. and Electric Co. in disconnecting service to families without concern as to whether or not same might cause a health Hazard. (Vellucci) scanMay 3
  127. 127RESOLVE-Noting that May 3rd is the anniversary of the adoption of the Polish Nation's Constitution. (Sullivan) scanMay 3
  128. 128Petition of Susan Todd to set up tables in front ofPurity Supreem Market and Spilewski's market for the purpose of gathering signatures for an Alternative Public School. scanMay 10
  129. 129Placed on file - Statement from Chamber of Commerce, urging Council to approve proposal for the reorganization and modernization of the Cambridge High Schools. scanMay 10
  130. 130Placed on file - Comm. from Robert H. Quinn pursuant to an order re: requesting an opinion as to whether the Council has the power to change from Rent Control Administrator to a Rent Control Board. scanMay 10
  131. 131Placed on file - Comm. from IW Taylor Post VFW inviting Council to their Annual Parade and Memorial Services on May 30, 1971. scanMay 10
  132. 132Placed on file - Comm. from Anson B. Young etc. requesting a hearing at the Council Meeting of Feb. 22, 1971 concerning inability to get the Health Dept. to inspect their apartments. scanMay 17
  133. 133Placed on file -Comm. from Daniel F. Burns, Cambridge Housing Authority relative to family housing. scanMay 17
  134. 134Petition of Susan Todd for permit to set up tables to collect signatures for an Alternative Public School. scanMay 17
  135. 135Placed on file - Comm. from Milk Control Commission giving notice of a hearing on June 16, 1971, re: production,distribution, consumption of milk and ice cream, scanMay 17
  136. 136PROCLAMATION - Mayor Vellucci declares May 24, 1971 as SENNOTT PARK NIGHT in the Council Chamber. scanMay 17
  137. 137Placed on file - Comm. from office of the Governor, re:repairing of roads in the Commonwealth. scanMay 24
  138. 138Comm. from MacDonald Barr, Dept. of Community Affairs, informing the Clerk that he will be available for a meeting with the City Council on Monday June 14th or Monday June 21, 1971 at 8:00 P.M. scanMay 24
  139. 139Placed on file - Comm. from Jim Johnson, Project Understanding, inviting Council to their next meeting. scanMay 24
  140. 140Placed on file - Comm. from Pasquale L. Reale, Veterans' Benefits, inviting Council to participate in Memorial Day Exercises. scanMay 24
  141. 141RESOLVE - Congratulating Police Lieut. John Norton and Sgt. Anthony Paolillo for their work in apprehending real perpetrators of a recent crime and release of an inocent man. (Clinton) scanMay 24
  142. 142RESOLVE-Council goes on record supporting legislation regarding Logan International Airport. scanMay 24
  143. 143RESOLVE - Expression of esteem to Dr. R. William Provenzano. scanMay 24
  144. 144Order-Water Board to allow fishing and boating at Fresh Pond. (Vellucci) scanMay 24
  145. 145RESOLVE-Council to inform Joint Committee on Transportation of the State Legislature of its continued opposition to destructive freeways in its metropolitan area. (Ackermann) scanMay 24
  146. 146Petition of Harvard for permit to place chilled water lines on Oxford St. to distribute chilled water. scanMay 24
  147. 147Aknowledging resolutions of death of Whitney M. Young, Jr. scanJun 7
  148. 148Aknowledging resolutions on death of Alwin Klauer. scanJun 7
  149. 149Order-Congratulating Scouts for work in clean up of Fresh Pond. (Danehy) scanJun 7
  150. 150Order-Council goes on record endorsing action taken by School Committee to provide a Course in Irish History. (Vellucci) scanJun 7
  151. 151Comm. from Mrs. Sobowale - repairs. scanJun 7
  152. 152Mayor announces hearing , re: Moratorium on South West Expressway. scanJun 7
  153. 153Placed on file - Comm. from Dr. R. William Provenzano, re:resolutions adopted by Council on his resignation. scanJun 14
  154. 154Placed on file - Proclamation by the Mayor - week of June 20, 1971 as NURSING HOME WEEK IN CAMBRIDGE. scanJun 14
  155. 155Comm. from Manuel Rogers thanking for cooperation extended by the Council during recent celebration on May 15, 16, 1971. scanJun 14
  156. 156Order-Congratulating Mass. Residential Programs, Inc. for obtaining residential treatment facility for drug-abusers. (Vellucci) scanJun 21
  157. 157RESOLUTION-Hour of Peace. scanJun 21
  158. 158Philip Cronin transmitting application from Cambridge DARE House requesting permission to set up a card table in Harvard Square. scanJun 21
  159. 159Order-Congratulating George N. Byars for winning National Achievment ment Scholarship. (Coates) scanJun 21
  160. 160Resolution-Riverside Planning Team. scanJun 21
  161. 161Placed on file - Notice from Election Commission advising candidates of filing deadlines. scanJun 28
  162. 162Placed on file - Comm. from Cambridge Civic Association favoring lifting freeze on Model Cities. scanJun 28
  163. 163PROCLAMATION - Mayor proclaims July 9, 1971 as PUERTO RICO DAY. scanJun 28
  164. 164Placed on file - regarding hitchhiking law. scanJun 28
  165. 165Order-Mayor to appoint a committee of 3 to discuss Model Cities reorganization, etc. (Vellucci) scanJun 28
  166. 166Order-Congratulating members of the 1921 CHLS baseball team on their 50th anniversary of winning the State and New England Championship. (Mahoney) scanJun 28
  167. 167Order-Congratulating police officers Frederick O'Connor and Paul White for their outstanding work in training members of K9 Corps. (Danehy) scanJun 28
  168. 168RESOLUTION-Favoring termination of present war in Vietnam at once. (Vellucci) scanJun 28
  169. 169RECONSIDERATION-On all items of business acted upon at meeting of June 28, 1971. scanJun 28
  170. 170Notice-Special Meeting of the Council to be held August 12, 1971. scanAug 12
  171. 171Notice-Special Meeting of the Council to be held August 16, 1971. scanAug 16
  172. 172Resolution on the death of Michael J. Mahoney. scanAug 16
  173. 173Resolution on the death of Edward J. O'Connell. scanAug 16
  174. 174Order-Mayor to appoint a committee to draw up resolutions on the death of J. Henry Quinn. scanAug 16
  175. 175Order-Mayor to appoint a committee to draw up resolutions on the death of John J. Tierney. scanAug 16
  176. 176Comm. from William King requesting permission for a tag day in Cambridge on September 23, 1971 to secure funds for aiding the needy. scanAug 16
  177. 177Comm. from Edward W. Brocke acknowledging order regarding War in Vietnam. scanAug 16
  178. 178Comm. from Robert F. Drinan acknowledging order of Council regarding the Vietnam War. scanAug 16
  179. 179Comm. from Congressman James A. Burke acknowledging order of Council regarding Vietnam War. scanAug 16
  180. 180Memorandum from Cambridge Advisory Committee relative to Harvard-Alewife subway extension. scanAug 16
  181. 181Memorandum from Cambridge Advisory Committee relative to noise pollution which surface trains could cause in West Cambridge. scanAug 16
  182. 182Comm. from Congressman Hastings Keith acknowledging order adopted by Council regarding Vietnam War. scanAug 16
  183. 183Bulletin from Cambridge Advisory Committee gives notice of a public meeting on August 24, 1971 by Governors Transportation Planning Review Committee. scanAug 16
  184. 184Comm. from William J. Corkery, Rent Control Administrator, relative to raise of rents and the President's Proclamation. scanAug 16
  185. 185Placed on file-relative to the powers of the Mayor as to appointments. (response to order by Ackermann) scanAug 16
  186. 186Order-Clerk to spread upon the minutes the eulogy delivered by Rev. Arthur Metaxas on death of Andrew Pillios. (Sullivan) scanAug 16
  187. 187Comm. from Mrs. Francis A. Kelley protesting treatment of her son at Cambridge High and Latin. scanAug 16
  188. 188Comm. from Jeremiah Sullivan re:Allegations made regarding their business. scanAug 16
  189. 189Comm. from Francis P. Burns concerning registration of voters. scanAug 16
  190. 190Comm. from President and Fellows of Harvard College for permit to place an overall walk through tunnel in Oxford St. scanSep 13
  191. 191Placed on file - Comm. from Pasquale L. Reale[?] inviting Council to dedication of James A. Cabral Jr. Square. scanSep 13
  192. 192RESOLUTIONS- DEATH OF HENRY QUINN. scanSep 13
  193. 193RESOLUTION- DEATH OF JOHN J. TIERNEY. scanSep 13
  194. 194RESOLUTIONS - DEATH OF MICHAEL J. FLANNERY. scanSep 13
  195. 195Placed on file - Comm. from City Clerk transmitting a copy of Chapter 486, Acts of 1971-Licensing a game called beano scanSep 13
  196. 196Comm. from Marnette O'Brien,Cambridge Child Care Referendum, requesting that two members be allowed to speak at Oct. 13 meeting. scanSep 13
  197. 197Comm. from City Clerk transmitting an act authorizing Cambridge to appropriate money for payment of unpaid bills. scanSep 13
  198. 198Placed on file - Comm. from Francis P. Burns relative to placing initiative petitions on the ballot. scanSep 13
  199. 199Order-Solicitor submit an opinion on questions submitted to him relative to placing initiative petition on ballot. scanSep 13
  200. 200Order-Mayor to appoint 3 Councillors to draw up resolutions on the death of Maurice Jacobson. scanSep 13
  201. 201Order-Mayor to appoint a committee of 3 Councillors to draw up resolutions on death of Dr. Philip P. McGovern. (Sullivan) scanSep 13
  202. 202Order-Congratulating Police Officers Frederick O'Connor and Paul White in training K-9 Corps. (Danehy) scanSep 13
  203. 203Order-Relative to removal of Ruth Ruma as City Hall telephone operator. (Ackermann) scanSep 13
  204. 204Order-Clerk to inform voters of referendum on Beano on Nov. ballot. (Vellucci) scanSep 13
  205. 205RESOLUTION- Father Joseph I. Collins. scanSep 27
  206. 206RESOLUTIONS-Death of Dr. Philip P. McGovern. scanSep 27
  207. 207RESOLUTIONS-Death of Maurice Jacobson. scanSep 27
  208. 208Order-City Clerk to inform Election Commission that the question of Beano must appear on Ballot. (Vellucci) scanSep 27
  209. 209Order-City Clerk to notify Cambridge inhabitants of election. scanSep 27
  210. 210Order-Congratulating Teddy Dizon who was awarded the 1971 Junior Fire Marshall Gold Medal. (Clinton). scanSep 27
  211. 211Order-Placing Child Care Referendum on ballot. scanSep 27
  212. 212Placed on file -family of Edward J. O'Connell acknowledging expressionof sympathy. scanSep 27
  213. 213Placed on file-Comm. from Milk Control Commision -Amendment-Butterfat Differential. scanSep 27
  214. 214Comm. from City Clerk -An Act providing for payment of funeral and burial expenses of fire fighters and police officers. scanOct 4
  215. 215Placed on file-Comm. from City Clerk-An Act regulating pension for widows of fire fighters killed on duty. scanOct 4
  216. 216Placed on file-traffic jam on Mass. avenue.(Mrs. John Finn). scanOct 4
  217. 217Order-Attorney General to send observers to see that no one is deprived of his right to vote. (Ackermann) scanOct 4
  218. 218Notice of a Special Meeting on Monday October 18 at 5:00 PM. scanOct 18
  219. 219Order-Mayor to appoint a task force to bring about completion of Willow St. Housing Project. (Vellucci) scanOct 18
  220. 220Invitation-from American Legion-toAnnual Installation of officers. scanOct 18
  221. 221Placed on file -Comm. from Thomas F. Reilly re order requesting Atty. General to send observers until close of registration to make sure no potential registrant is deprived of right to vote. scanOct 18
  222. 222PROCLAMATION-Mayor proclaims October 23, 1971 as "Hungarian Freedom Fighters Day". scanOct 18
  223. 223Order-Congratulating Police officers who conducted investigation into Murder of Andrew Fillios. (Clinton) scanOct 18
  224. 224Order-endorsing intiative petition for constitutional amendment to revise Art. 78 of Articles of Amendments to Constitution. (Ackermann) scanOct 18
  225. 225Order-Mayor to appoint a committee to draw up resolutions on death of Deputy Chief Francis W. Dilworth. (Sullivan) scanOct 18
  226. 226Order-Congratulating Maurice M. Cohen on receiving Scopus Award. (Coates) scanOct 18
  227. 227Order-Congratulating Alexander McPhail for series of articles on drug problem. (Vellucci) scanOct 18
  228. 228Comm. from Board of Election Commissioners-with orders suspending and making inapplication the provisions of Section 58 of Chapter 54 of General Laws. scanOct 18
  229. 229Special Meeting October 28, 1971. scanOct 28
  230. 230PEACE ACTION DAY PROCLAMATION. scanNov 1
  231. 231Placed on file-Invitation to Annual Veterans Friday Night Services. scanNov 1
  232. 232Congratulating Cambridge Rotary Club and Chamber of Commerce on Success of Cambridge Careers Convocation. (Sullivan) scanNov 1
  233. 233RESOLUTIONS-death of Francis W. Dilworth. (Sullivan) scanNov 1
  234. 234Order-Mayor to appoint a committee for resolutions on death of James E. Mahler. (Sullivan) scanNov 1
  235. 235Order-Congratulating Rep. Charles F. Flaherty on election as Chairman of Democratic State Committee. (Clinton) scanNov 1
  236. 236Comm. relative to applications for incorporation which have not granted due to the fact the locus was not suitable. scanNov 1
  237. 237Order-Mayor to provide coffee and sandwiches for those participating in the Election Count at Lonfellow. (Sullivan) scanNov 8
  238. 238RESOLUTIONS-death of James E. Mahler. (Sullivan) scanNov 8
  239. 239Order-proclaiming November 13 as BETTER TRANSPORTATION DAY. (Mahoney). scanNov 8
  240. 240Comm. from Philip Cronin transmitting copy of Revised Ordinances. scanNov 8
  241. 241Placed on file-from John Clinton in response to council order re: to implementing Brooke Amendment. scanNov 15
  242. 242Placed on file-Plans of Cambridge Conservation Commission for physical renaissance of Cambridge Common. scanNov 15
  243. 243RESOLUTIONS-Dr. George White. scanNov 15
  244. 244Order-Mayor to appoint a sub-committee of six remaining councillors and three newly elected ones to prepare for Inauguration of New City Council. (Clinton) scanNov 15
  245. 245Order-Relative to rules in counting ballots cast in Nov. election. (Coates) scanNov 22
  246. 246Order-Thanking John A. Volpe for granting NASA land to people. (Vellucci) scanNov 29
  247. 247Order-Council approves Boston Transportation Planning Review. (Ackermann) scanNov 29
  248. 248Comm. from James H. Quinn inviting Council to attend awards-Junior Fire Marshal Program. scanNov 29
  249. 249Order-Congratulating Spartans of St. Mary's High School on victory. (Clinton) scanDec 6
  250. 250Order-Congratulating MDC for plans to plant 2500 trees in MDC areas. scanDec 6
  251. 251Order-Council to rescind legislation providing construction of underpass on Memorial Drive. (Mahoney) scanDec 6
  252. 252Order-Council opposed to cutting down any more trees on Memorial Drive with out a public hearing. (Sullivan) scanDec 6
  253. 253Order-Hearing regarding number of applicants for housing in Cambridge. scanDec 6
  254. 254Placed on file Comm. from James H. Walsh withdrawing petition for occupancy of streets and sidewalks in connection with construction of new Garage for Harvard University. scanDec 13
  255. 255Placed on file-Certificate of Merit received from Gov. Sargent expressing appreciation to Council for recognition shown to devotion to duty by our servicemen. scanDec 13
  256. 256Order-Re:presence of Housing Authority representatives et als at meeting of Dec, 20 to discuss the subject of housing in Cambridge. (Vellucci) scanDec 13
  257. 257Order-all matters in files of committee not reported referred to the next City Council. (Crane) scanDec 20
  258. 258Order-Special Committees of City Council appointed during 1970 and 1971 who have not made a final report to be continued to next City Council. (Crane) scanDec 20
  259. 259Order-opposing any belt routes,truck routes or highways especially the elm street and portland - albany routes. (Vellucci) scanDec 20
  260. 260Order-Congratulating John Rose,employee of Public Works Dept. (Vellucci) scanDec 20
  261. 261Order-Council to request Cambridge Housing Authority to make efforts to advertise bids by Dec. 31,1971 for 396 units for family housing allocated to the Authority. scanDec 20
  262. 262To Council from Cambridge Redevelopment Authority re:Driveway problems at 235 Webster Avenue in Wellington Harrington Neighborhood. scanDec 20
  263. 263Communication from City Solicitor re: to an act licensing beano. scanNov 22
  264. 264Public Water Supply scanOct 8
  265. 265Traffic-Msgr. O'Brien Highway scanNov 19
  266. 266Communication from Fr. Dominic, Church of the Final Judgement requesting permission to set up a table and sell jewelry on Brattlewalk periodically, perhaps on or two Saturdays monthly to raise funds for said Church of the Final Judgement. scanNov 8
  267. 267Petition of John T. Rocca, President of the Local #30 requesting that March 17th be made a holiday for the Cambridge Fire Department. scanDec 6
  268. 268Communication from Pasquale L. Reale, Director of Veterans' Services, requesting and adjustment to his salary due to additional responsibilities connected with his position. scanNov 15
  269. 269Chapter 1094, Acts of 1971 scanNov 19
  270. 270Changing sex on birth record scanNov 18
  271. 271Cambridge Rent Control scanDec 26
  272. 272Acceptance of land northwesterly by Concord Ave. scanJun 7
  273. 273Report from Mayor's Advisory Committee on Drug Abuse scanDec 31
  274. 274Communication received from City Solicitor re: to an Act licensing beano. scanNov 22

Highways

269 actions · № 1–269
  1. 1Bitulithic sidewalk at 126 Coolidge HillJan 4
  2. 2Petition to occupy 15 feet of the public way from curb line for a distance of 130 feet during construction of a new apartment bldg. at 700 Huron Ave.Jan 4
  3. 3Petition- to erect a sign at 1230 Mass. Ave.Jan 4
  4. 4ORDER-Relative to the perambulation of the boundary line between the City of Cambridge and the Towns of Arlington and Belmont and the City of Somerville.Jan 4
  5. 5ORDER-City Manager requested to request employees of the Public Works Dept. to work overtime to clean up the trash collections and garbage because of ice and snow on streets and sidewalk crossings. (Ackermann)Jan 4
  6. 6ORDER-Relative to dangers of pouring large amounts of salt into the public roads (Ackermann)Jan 4
  7. 7ORDER-Relative to City streets to be reduced to one lane traffic because of snow fall. (Danehy)Jan 4
  8. 8Petition-permit to erect a sign-1206 Mass. Ave. (Reproduction Inc.)Jan 18
  9. 9Petition-permit to erect a sign-248 Huron Ave. (Cumberland Farms)Jan 18
  10. 10Petition-permit to erect a sign-877 Cambridge St. (Crown Dist. Co. Inc.)Jan 18
  11. 11Petition-permit to erect a sign-774 Cambridge St. (The Purple Onion Inc.)Jan 18
  12. 12Order-revoking permit for sign-99 Mt. Auburn St. (Fred Stone, Inc.)Jan 18
  13. 13Permit to erect a sign at 366B Broadway-(Alan Hoffman)Jan 18
  14. 14Permit to erect a sign at 1193 Cambridge Street-(Coca Cola Bottling Co.)Jan 25
  15. 15Permit to erect a sign at 674 Cambridge Street-(Coca Cola Bottling Co.)Jan 25
  16. 16Permit to erect a sign at 2067 Mass. Ave. (Salvi Ford Sales)Jan 25
  17. 17Permit to erect a sign at 1743 Mass. Ave. (Snow White Cleaners, Inc.)Jan 25
  18. 18Permit to erect a sign at 83 Mt. Auburn St. (Snow White Cleaners, Inc.)Jan 25
  19. 19Permit to erect a sign at 758 Mass. Ave. (Snow White Cleaners, Inc.)Jan 25
  20. 20Permit to erect a sign at 635 Cambridge Street- (Crown Dist. Co., Inc.)Feb 1
  21. 21Sidewalk assessments-$1563.90Feb 1
  22. 22Order - Underground steam lines - Main & Osborn Streets - Polaroid CorporationFeb 8
  23. 23Order-driveway-104 Hancock St. (Ottavio Lovoi).Feb 22
  24. 24Order-sign-910 Main St. (Shell Oil Co.).Feb 22
  25. 25Order-sign-639 Mass. Ave.(The Tax Man,Inc.).Feb 22
  26. 26Order-sign-2288 Mass. Ave.(Highland Farms,Inc.).Feb 22
  27. 27Order-Driveway- on Roseland St. 300 feet from intersection of Mass. Ave. and Roseland St. (Sears and Roebuck).Mar 1
  28. 28Order-revoking permit for sign at 445 Mass. Ave.(P. Ballantine).Mar 1
  29. 29Order-revoking permit for sign at 1007 Mass. Ave.(Sullivan-Twomey Insurance Co.)Mar 1
  30. 30Order-revoking permit for sign at 1007 Mass. Avenue(Edward J. Sullivan and Mary E. Twomey).Mar 1
  31. 31Order-Driveway at 34 Union St. (Joseph Monteiro).Mar 8
  32. 32Order-Portable sign at corner of nutting rd. and Mt. Auburn St. during the hours that the parking lot is open.(Marvin Meyers).Mar 8
  33. 33Order-Driveway- 293-295 Brookline St., 52 Chestnut St.Mar 15
  34. 34Order-Sign-59 Church St.(Slak Shak,Inc.)Mar 15
  35. 35Order-Rescinded-granolithic sidewalk and setting of edgestones at 175 Fayerweather St.Mar 15
  36. 36Order-sign-Fifth and Binney St.(NW Day Supply).Mar 15
  37. 37Order-sign-2322 Massachusetts Avenue.(Pepsi Cola Bottling).Mar 15
  38. 38Order-edgestones-52 Chestnut St. (Arthur and Geneva Malenfant)Mar 15
  39. 39Order-sidewalk-Third St. and Otis St.(Americo J. Francisco)Mar 22
  40. 40Order-Sign-1295 Cambridge St. (Daniel Koplan)Mar 22
  41. 41Order-Edgestones-75 Smith Place-(Wilson Cambridge Relaty Trust).Mar 29
  42. 42Order-sidewalk-14-26 Norfolk St.(Harry[?] Chihames and George Baccas).Mar 29
  43. 43Order-Permit to have table in front of Harvard Coop to distribute leaflets for April 24, 1971 demonstration, etc.Mar 29
  44. 44Order-Sign-526 Mass. Avenue.(Louis Rubin).Mar 29
  45. 45Revoving permit for sign-1145 Cambridge St.Mar 29
  46. 46Order-sign-7 Landsdowne St.(Salvatore Scimone).Mar 29
  47. 47Order-sign-83 Mt. Auburn St.(Coolidge Cleaners).Mar 29
  48. 48Order-sign-1743 Mass. Ave. (Coolidge Cleaners).Mar 29
  49. 49Order-sign-758 Mass. Ave. (Coolidge Dye House, Inc.")Mar 29
  50. 50Order-Driveway-157 Appleton St. (John A. Walsh).Mar 29
  51. 51Order-Sign-149 Putnam Avenue (Ronald H. Roberts).Mar 29
  52. 52Order-sign-225 Concord Avenue.(Arthur Rubin).Mar 29
  53. 53Petition of Susan H. Todd requesting permission to use public sidewalks in Harvard, Central, and Porter Squares on April 3, 1971 to gather signatures of registered voters concerning an alternative experimental school.Mar 29
  54. 54Order-revoking permit for sign at 30 Boylston St. (Nicholas Harris).Apr 5
  55. 55Order-revoking permit for barber pole at 716 Mass. Ave.(James P. McGough).Apr 5
  56. 56Order-revoking permit for sign at 82-82B Pearl St.(Joseph Foster).Apr 5
  57. 57Order-revoking permit for sign at 2032 Mass. Ave.(Everett C. Smith).Apr 5
  58. 58Order-revoking permit for sign at 60 Albany St.(Gray & MacDonald).Apr 5
  59. 59Order-revoking permit for sign at 320 Cambridge St. (Jeannette C. DeAvila).Apr 5
  60. 60Order-revoking permit for sign at 321 Main St. (George A.Forbes).Apr 5
  61. 61Order-revoking permit for sign at 360 Prospect St.(Prospect Carburator and Auto Electric Service, Inc.)Apr 5
  62. 62Order-revoking permit for sign at 1613 Mass. Ave. (Harvard Cafeteria)Apr 5
  63. 63Order-revoking permit for sign at 280 Green St. (Charlies Tap Inc.)Apr 5
  64. 64Order-sign-180 Mass. Avenue.(Crown Dist. Co.).Apr 5
  65. 65Order-driveway-65 Belmont St.(John J. Holly).Apr 5
  66. 66Order-sign-marquee-1334 Cambridge St.(S&S Restaurant).Apr 5
  67. 67Order-Manager to provide better lighting in rear of Rindge Field Shelter. (Danehy)Apr 5
  68. 68Order-appropriating $2000 to Polcie Dept, schedule B-22.Apr 5
  69. 69Order-increase of pension-Rose O'Brien-from $813.84 to $1200.Apr 5
  70. 70Order-sidewalk-16 Centre St. (Ethel H. Gibson).Apr 15
  71. 71Order-driveway-16 Centre St. (Ethel H. Gibson).Apr 15
  72. 72Petition-procession of the Sepulcre of Christ on Good Friday from Magazine St. to Central Square Mall.Apr 15
  73. 73Order-sign-600 Cambridge St. (Butera-Olinto, Sew Low Discount).Apr 15
  74. 74Order-sidewalk-320 Cambridge St. and Sciarappa St. side.(Russo).Apr 15
  75. 75Order-sidewalk-106 Sciarappa St. (Kathleen Silva).Apr 15
  76. 76Order-sign-364 Broadway-(FB Hubley).Apr 15
  77. 77Order-sign-221 Concord Avenue (Egan's Market).Apr 15
  78. 78Order-sidewalk-325 Cambridge St. (Fr. Siciliano).Apr 26
  79. 79Order-sidewalks-116 Jackson St. and 148 Fifth St.Apr 26
  80. 80Order-driveway-26 Shepard St. (Cornelius T. Sullivan).Apr 26
  81. 81Order-driveway-44 Avon Hill St. (Roy & Nancy Shulman).Apr 26
  82. 82Order-permit to set up card table in front of Holyoke Center on Mass. Avenue. (Elaine Shinbrat)Apr 26
  83. 83Order-permit to place a prismatic dome in Longfellow Park.Apr 26
  84. 84Order-sign-1353 Cambridge St. (August Busch).Apr 26
  85. 85Order-sign-23 Warren St. (August Busch).Apr 26
  86. 86Permit to close Portland St. on May 14, 15, 16 at certain hours. (Manuel Rogers)Apr 26
  87. 87Order-table on public sidewalk for sale of literature-outside Supreem or Woolworth's area. (Progressive Labor Party).Apr 26
  88. 88Order-Naming intersection of Cushing and Locust Sts. in memory of James A. Cabral. (Danehy)Apr 26
  89. 89Request for permission to set up tables to gather signatures for an Alternative Public School.(Committee for an Alternative Public School).May 3
  90. 90Order-Driveway-127½ Spring St. (Percoco and Batista).May 3
  91. 91Order-sign-419 Mass. Ave.(Jayant S. Dave).May 3
  92. 92Order-sidewalk-109-113 Webster Ave. 53-55 Plymouth St.(Morley).May 10
  93. 93Order-revoking permit for sign at 1667 Mass. Ave.(Gross Cleaners).May 17
  94. 94Order-revoking permit for sign at 364 Broadway.(FB Hubley).May 17
  95. 95Order-Driveway-114 Tremont St. (Mary E. Sheehan).May 17
  96. 96Order-Driveway-256 Putnam Avenue. (Simon and Mary Lewis).May 17
  97. 97Order-sidewalk- 85 Thorndike St. (Americo Francisco).May 17
  98. 98Order-sign-280 Franklin St. (Jack VonHenneberg).May 17
  99. 99Order-permit to play guitar on Streets. (Melvin W. Henry).May 17
  100. 100Order-permit to display goods on sidewalk at 2024 Mass. Ave. (Plain and Fancy Antiques).May 17
  101. 101Order-sign-15B Brookline St. (Brookline Tavern, Inc.").May 17
  102. 102Order-roll up grilles-1320 Mass. Avenue.(J. August, Co.).May 17
  103. 103Order-sidewalks-616 Cambridge St., 8-10 Lancaster St.May 24
  104. 104Order-sidewalk-114 Oxford St. (Allan Korb).May 24
  105. 105Order-driveway-6 Brewster St. (Florence C. Wilson).May 24
  106. 106Order-sidewalk- 220-222 Lexingron Ave., 224-226 Lexington Avenue, Timothy Foley, Mrs. James P. Maloney).Jun 7
  107. 107Order-sidewalk-711 Concord Avenue, 14 Central Square.(Carl Heinrich Co., Holmes Real Estate Trust, Bradley & Co.).Jun 7
  108. 108Placed on file - Mayor Recommends that no action be taken on the petition of Chicken Delight for curb cuts until a public hearing.Jun 7
  109. 109Order-Driveways-47 Kinnaird St. & 8-10 Lancaster St.Jun 7
  110. 110Order-sidewalk-75 Griswold St. (Thomas J, Manuel).Jun 14
  111. 111Order-Revoking permit for sign at 1 Boylston St. (Billings & Stover)Jun 7
  112. 112Order-sidewalk-51 Kelly Rd.(Frank and Helen Interrante).Jun 14
  113. 113Order-sign-415 Mass. Avenue. (C3OC).Jun 7
  114. 114Order-sign-55 River St. (Michael Chessler).Jun 7
  115. 115Order-Permit to remove construction protection fence at 55 Brattle St. to replace old Brick sidewalk.Jun 7
  116. 116Petition of Antonio Fernandes, 53 Webster Avenue, for permit to erect two band stands in front of St. Anthony's Church.Jun 7
  117. 117Report-Permission to use railroad sidetrack on Commercial Ave.Jun 7
  118. 118Order-revoking permit for sign at 242 Huron Ave. (John Conroy)Jun 14
  119. 119Order-revoking permit for sign at 425 Mass. Ave. (Do Nut Time Inc.)Jun 14
  120. 120Order-revoking permit for display on sidewalk at 506 Mass. Ave. (Melvin Aarons).Jun 14
  121. 121Order-revoking permit for sign at 912 Mass. Ave. (George Prasinos)Jun 14
  122. 122Order-revoking permit for sign at 561 Cambridge St. (August Busch)Jun 14
  123. 123Order-revoking permit for sign at 594 Cambridge St. (Coca Cola Co.)Jun 14
  124. 124Order-revoking permit for sign ay 1621 Cambridge St.(Coca Cola)Jun 14
  125. 125Order-revoking permit for sign at 111 Fourth St. (P. Ballantine & Son)Jun 14
  126. 126Order-sign-1232 Mass. Ave. (August A. Busch)Jun 14
  127. 127Order-sign-419 Mass. Ave. (Jayant S. Dave.)Jun 14
  128. 128Order-Closing of Webster Ave. from Lincoln St. to York St. on June 26 and 27 for a religious ceremony. (Vellucci)Jun 14
  129. 129Order-Driveways-504 Putnam Ave., 269 Norfolk St., 169-207 Bent St., 1751 Mass. Avenue.Jun 28
  130. 130Order-Sign-125 River St.(Crown Dist. Co. Inc.).Jun 28
  131. 131Order-Revoking permit for sign at 14 Norfolk St. (John Ormiston)Jun 28
  132. 132Order-Driveway - 291 Green St. (Holmes Real Estate Trust).Jun 28
  133. 133Order-Driveway-258 Pearl St. (Center Property Improvement).Jun 28
  134. 134Order-sign-Nataraj Enterprises, Inc. - 419 Mass. Avenue.Jun 28
  135. 135Relative to request to close Brattle St.Jun 28
  136. 136Order-sign-1413 Cambridge St. (Robert Butterfield).Jun 28
  137. 137Order-sign-281 Concord Avenue-Robert Tubman.Jun 28
  138. 138Order-sign-54 Church St. (Gertrude Singer).Jun 28
  139. 139Order-sidewalk-30 Parker St. (Monroe Ward)Jun 28
  140. 140Order-sidewalks-41 Vassal Lane, 9 Dana St.Jun 28
  141. 141Order-sidewalk-19 Willard St. (Manning A. William).Jun 28
  142. 142Order-revoking permit for sign at 66 Church St.(Gertrude Singer).Aug 16
  143. 143Order-revoking permit for awning at 1077 Mass. Avenue (William Young)Aug 16
  144. 144order-revoking permit dor sign at 995 Mass. Ave.(Michael Pilato).Aug 16
  145. 145Order-revoking permit for sign at No. 1667 Mass. Avenue(Big Fish Little Fish).Aug 16
  146. 146Order-revoking permit for sign-444 Portland St.(P.Ballantine & Son).Aug 16
  147. 147Order-revoking permit for sign at 10 Brookline St.(Brookline Tavern)Aug 16
  148. 148Order-revoking permit for awning at 280 Green St. (Charlies Tap Inc.)Aug 16
  149. 149Order-Driveways-225 Elm, 19 Willard, 15 Mellen, 8 Clifton, 955 Mass. Avenue.Aug 16
  150. 150Order-Driveways-24 Craigie St.Aug 16
  151. 151Order-Sign-1651 Mass. Ave.(National Car Rental Systems).Aug 16
  152. 152Order-sign-125 Brookline St.(Dominic J. Taverna)Aug 16
  153. 153Order-sign-912 Mass. Avenue.(William J. Keane).Aug 16
  154. 154Order-sign-270 Pearl St. (August A. Busch).Aug 16
  155. 155Order-sign-30A Plympton St.(Coca Cola Bottling).Aug 16
  156. 156Order-sign-480 Mass. Ave.(August A. Busch).Aug 16
  157. 157Order-sign-270 Pearl St.(August A. Busch).Aug 16
  158. 158Order-sign-13 Springfield St.(August A. Busch).Aug 16
  159. 159Order-sign-347 Cambridge St.(Stephen DeCrosta).Aug 16
  160. 160Order-sign at 74 Winthrop St.(Luciano Matarone).Aug 16
  161. 161Order-sign-102 Oxford St.(August A. Busch).Aug 16
  162. 162Order-sign-1232 Cambridge St.(August A. Busch).Aug 16
  163. 163Order-sign-29 Landsdowne St. (SH McCartney Inc.).Aug 16
  164. 164Order-sign-645 Cambridge St.(August A. Busch).Aug 16
  165. 165Order-2 signs at parking lot across from 2368 Mass. Ave.(Dudley Furniture Co.).Aug 16
  166. 166Order-sign-1232 Cambridge St.(Henry Fine).Aug 16
  167. 167Order-fire escape at 26 York St.(Rev. Francis Connors).Aug 16
  168. 168Order-erection of a barricade enclosure at 29-41 Boylston St. while remodeling the existing block of stores.Aug 16
  169. 169Bitulithic sidewalks - (See original).Aug 16
  170. 170Bitulithic sidewalks-162 Otis, 15-17 Flagg, 46 Berkshire, 84 Spring St, 19 Winter St.Sep 13
  171. 171Driveways-280 Harvard, 28 Lee, 94 Mt. Auburn, 92 Mt. Auburn, 1 George and 146 Mt. Auburn.Sep 13
  172. 172Order-Driveway-6 Walden and 2076 Mass. Avenue.Sep 13
  173. 173Order-sign-782 Main St. (August A. Busch)Sep 13
  174. 174Order-sign-360 Huron Avenue. (August A. Busch).Sep 13
  175. 175Order-sign-519 Mass. Avenue.(Beneficial Finance Co.).Sep 13
  176. 176Order-sign-740 Mass. Ave.(Coca Cola Bottling).Sep 13
  177. 177Order-sign-1712-1714 Mass. Ave.(Midget Deli).Sep 13
  178. 178Order-sign-798 Main St.(Emili C. Guerrero).Sep 13
  179. 179Order-Canopy-144 Mt. Auburn St. (Salon DeNapoli).Sep 13
  180. 180Order-display furniture-864 Mass. Ave.(Grace & Sossen).Sep 13
  181. 181Order-Revoking permit for sign-858 Mass. (Anthony Drago).Sep 13
  182. 182Order-Revoking permit for sign-2516 Mass. Ave.(Brook Cafe).Sep 13
  183. 183Order-Granolithic sidewalks-625 Cambridge St, 335 Huron Ave, 39 Austin.Sep 13
  184. 184Order-Granolithic sidewalks-25 Seven Pines Ave, 29 Blake St, 333 Huron Ave, 2½ Berkeley, 1234-1238 Mass. Ave, 1287-1295 Cambridge.Sep 13
  185. 185Relating to the closure of Brattle Square and proposing establishment of a municipal account to be known as Planning for People/ Harvard Square Committee Fund.Sep 13
  186. 186Order-permit to erect flag, 0 Brattle St.Sep 20
  187. 187Order-sign-823 Main St.(R & R Corp).Sep 20
  188. 188Order-sign-1232 Cambridge St.(Ida Villari).Sep 20
  189. 189Order-Driveways-3 Hammond St., 1390-1398 Cambridge St.Sep 20
  190. 190Order-sign-29-41 Boylston St. (Jeanne Wasserman).Sep 27
  191. 191Order-sign-45½ to 49 Mt. Auburn St.(Nancy Wasserman).Sep 27
  192. 192Order-sign-300 Mass. Ave.(Tuesday Afternoon,Inc.)Sep 27
  193. 193Order-sign-135-139 Huron Avenue. (Small Wonder).Sep 27
  194. 194Order-Driveways- 40 Cogswell Avenue, 59 Fayerweather St., 14 Story St.Sep 27
  195. 195Order-sign-1234-1238 Mass. Avenue (W & P Hong Kong Inc.").Sep 27
  196. 196Order-sidewalk-1 and 2 eighth st. (Michael DeLuca).Sep 27
  197. 197Request for correction of traffic problem on Mass. Ave.Sep 27
  198. 198Order-naming Market St. Playground in memory of Arthur Shallow. (Clinton)Sep 27
  199. 199Petition-to set up tables to display campaign literature at various locations in Cambridge.Oct 4
  200. 200Order-Bitulithic Sidewalks-34 Market St., 201-203 Auburn St.Oct 4
  201. 201Driveway-201 Auburn St.,(Reneau Soucy).Oct 4
  202. 202Placed on file-Parking problems on Broadway and Felton St.Oct 4
  203. 203Invitation to dedication of PFC Michael Guzzetti Jr. Memorial Park.Oct 18
  204. 204Residents of Maple and Marie Ave request that the area be closed to all vehicular traffic from 4:00 P.M. to midnight on Sunday October 31, 1971 for a Halloween Party.Oct 18
  205. 205Order-Sidewalk-306 Cambridge St.,(Edmond[?] Heller).Oct 18
  206. 206Order-sidewalks-21 Foster St., 502-510 Mass. Avenue.(Waxman-Wollent).Oct 18
  207. 207Order-Driveways-6 sites.Oct 18
  208. 208Order-sign-Coca Cola Bottling Co.-4 Brookline St.Oct 18
  209. 209Order-sign-Motor Supply Co.-326 Mass. Avenue.Oct 18
  210. 210Order-sign-116 Magazine St.-Coca Cola Bottling.Oct 18
  211. 211Order-sign-16 Brookline St.-Coca Cola Bottling.Oct 18
  212. 212Order-sign-2516 Mass. Avenue-Coca Cola Bottling.Oct 18
  213. 213Order-sign-Revocation of permit-129-121 Hampshire St.(Socony Mobil)Oct 18
  214. 214Order-sign-Revocation of permit-55 Boylston St.(Socony Mobil).Oct 18
  215. 215Order-sign-Revocation of permit-1960 Mass. Ave.(N.AVenue Savings)Oct 18
  216. 216Order-sign-Revocation of permit-2044 Mass. Avenue.(J.C. Reynolds).Oct 18
  217. 217Order-sign-Revocation of permit-2044 Mass. Avenue.(Janus).Oct 18
  218. 218Order-Permit to Church of Final Judgement to set up table to sell jewelry.Oct 18
  219. 219Comm. from George Teso saying River St. will be closed for paving.Oct 18
  220. 220Order-Table in Brattlewalk on Nov, 6, 1971-Church of Final Judgement.Nov 1
  221. 221Order-permit to accupy sidewalk facing 48 Bigelow St. and 280 Harvard St. during construction.Nov 1
  222. 222Order-Driveways-203 Auburn St., 4 Winter St., 4 Trowbridge St., 777 Concord Avenue.Nov 1
  223. 223Order-fire escape-1927 Mass. Avenue-Richard Wilson.Nov 1
  224. 224Order-sidewalk-88-90 Dudley St.-Martin Thornton.Nov 1
  225. 225Order-sidewalks-314 Cambridge St., 180 Vassal Lane, 18 Hillside AvenueNov 1
  226. 226Petition of 280 Harvard St. Realty requesting that disewalk be blocked off in vacinity of Harvard and Bigelow Sts.Nov 8
  227. 227Driveway-National Casket Co.-122 First St.Nov 8
  228. 228Sidewalk-4-6 Trowbridge St.-Carl Barron.Nov 8
  229. 229Fire Escape-1927 Mass. Avenue-George R. Stone.Nov 8
  230. 230Sign-90 Mt. Auburn St.-University Typewriter Co Inc.Nov 8
  231. 231Sign-Bow St. near 49 Mt. Auburn St. (Thomas Stephenian-Tommy's Lunch)Nov 15
  232. 232Sign-49 Mt. Auburn St.-Thomas Stephanian-Tommy's Lunch.Nov 15
  233. 233Sign-50B Boylston St.- Gary Gut.Nov 15
  234. 234Sign-106 Mt. Auburn St.-Brodie Auto Rentals Inc.Nov 15
  235. 235Order-Driveway-206 Windsor St., 346 Columbia St., 396 Columbia St., 33 Lincoln St.Nov 15
  236. 236Order-sign-29 Boylston St., Rix Corp.Nov 15
  237. 237Order-sign-45½ Mt. Auburn St., Dazzel Inc.Nov 15
  238. 238Order-sign-47A Mt. Auburn St., John R. Cahaly.Nov 15
  239. 239Order-sign-47 Mt. Auburn St.,John Cahaly.Nov 15
  240. 240Order-Permit to Church of Final Judgment to set up table on Brattle Walk on November. (Vellucci)Nov 22
  241. 241Order-Flag pole-9 Boylston St.-Rima S. Turtle.Nov 22
  242. 242Order-Sign-622 Mass. Ave-Wellesley Florist, Fred Gamers.Nov 22
  243. 243Order-Overhead Wire-for radio waves-Ames St.- MIT.Nov 22
  244. 244Order-sidewalk-271 Rindge Avenue-John J. Farina.Nov 22
  245. 245Placed on file-Comm. from George Teso,rules and regulations for snow removal operations.Nov 22
  246. 246Order-Sign-426 Cambridge St.-Pepsi Cola Bottling.Nov 29
  247. 247Driveways-40 Avon Hill St., 46 Trowbridge St.Nov 29
  248. 248Order-Driveways-54 Pleasant St., 133 Brattle.Dec 6
  249. 249Order-sign-45½ Mt. Auburn St.-George Kritzor.Dec 6
  250. 250Order-Driveways-Harvard College. Felton Street.Dec 6
  251. 251Order-Revoking permit for sign-1221 Cambridge St.-Joe Nobrega.Dec 6
  252. 252Order-revoking permit for sign-2463 Mass. Avenue.-Mass. Auto Sales.Dec 6
  253. 253Order-revoking permit for sign-Fifth and Binney St.-NW Day Supply.Dec 6
  254. 254Permission for Melvin W. Henry to play Guitar on Streets of Camb. and also to receive money.Dec 13
  255. 255Petition-Driveway-30 Clifton St.-Donald J. and Marie T. Duquette.Dec 13
  256. 256Petition-Driveway-426 Cambridge St.-Miguel Crisostomo.Dec 13
  257. 257Order-sign-326 Main St.-Cambridge Trust Co.Dec 13
  258. 258Order-sign-21 Belmont St.-Lawrence Potaro.Dec 13
  259. 259Placed on file-Inhabitants petition for repairs on streets.Dec 20
  260. 260Sidewalk-61-63 May St.-Catherine and Angelica Sabatino.Dec 20
  261. 261Placed on file-Press release from Traffic Dept. relative to survey of Dudley St.Dec 20
  262. 262Sign-45-49Mt. Auburn St.-Wasserman Development Corp.Dec 20
  263. 263Sign-426 Cambridge St.-Pepsi Cola Metropolitan Bottling Co.Dec 20
  264. 264Sign-50B Boylston St.-Stereo Components Systems.Dec 20
  265. 265Sign-1045 Mass. Avenue-Putnam Furniture Leasing Co.Dec 20
  266. 266Sign-341 Cambridge -MacGray Co. Inc.Dec 20
  267. 267Acceptance of Sunny Road near 763 Concord Ave.Jun 7
  268. 268Eminent domain land on Concord Ave. as a public wayJun 14
  269. 269Plans for Harwell homesDec 20

Public Safety

147 actions · № 1–147
  1. 1Incorporation-"Lawyers Military Defense Committee, Inc."Jan 18
  2. 2Incorporation-"Patriots Gridiron Club, Inc."Jan 18
  3. 3Incorporation-"Early Massachusetts Records, Inc."Jan 11
  4. 4Incorporation-"Venice Committee (USA Corporation)"Jan 11
  5. 5Incorporation-"Community Learning Center, Inc."Feb 8
  6. 6Incorporation-"The United Methodist Church Trustees of Lawrence, Massachusetts, Inc."Feb 8
  7. 7Incorporation-"Ronald Ingraham Concert Choir, Inc."Feb 8
  8. 8Incorporation-"Poly-Arts, Inc."Feb 8
  9. 9Incorporation-"Jewish Educational Ventures, Inc."Feb 8
  10. 10Incorporation-"Eastern Massachusetts Chapter of National Organization of Women, Inc."Feb 8
  11. 11Incorporation-"Project Recreation 4, Inc."Feb 8
  12. 12Incorporation-"Accounting Aid, Inc."Feb 8
  13. 13Incorporation-"New England Medical Society, Inc."Feb 8
  14. 14Incorporation-"Cambridgeport Medical Clinic, Inc."Feb 8
  15. 15Incorporation-"Citizens for Community Control of Housing, Inc."Feb 8
  16. 16Incorporation-"The Rise Club, Inc."Feb 8
  17. 17Incorporation - "Waldorf School Associates, Inc." located in Boston.Feb 22
  18. 18Incorporation - "Players of Harvard Divinity School, Inc."Feb 22
  19. 19Incorporation - "The Meta Metric Cooperative Inc."Feb 22
  20. 20Incorporation - "Urban Technology and Business Development, Inc." to be located in Boston.Feb 22
  21. 21Incorporation - "The Ceneter House,Inc." located in Boston.Mar 1
  22. 22Incorporation - "Female Liberation,Inc."Mar 1
  23. 23Incorporation - "Cambridge Head Start,Inc."Mar 1
  24. 24Incorporation - "East Boston Comminity Communications,Inc." located in Boston.Mar 1
  25. 25Incorporation - "C.J.C. Apostolic,Inc."Mar 1
  26. 26Incorporation - "Fisherman Foundation,Inc."Mar 1
  27. 27Incorporation - "Greater Boston Ecology Action, Inc." located in BostonMar 8
  28. 28Incorporation - "Habitat, Inc." located in Belmont.Mar 8
  29. 29Incorporation - "Golden Aniversary Trust Co.,Inc." located in Falmouth.Mar 15
  30. 30Incorporation - "Belmont Police Association, Inc." located in Belmont.Mar 15
  31. 31Incorporation - "John C. Sheehan Institute for Research, Inc."Mar 29
  32. 32Incorporation - "Women"s Educational Centre, Inc."Mar 29
  33. 33Incorporation - "Drug Abuse Foundation of Boston, Inc." located in Boston.Mar 29
  34. 34Incorporation - "The Roxbury Medical Technical Institute, Inc" located in Boston.Mar 29
  35. 35Incorporation - "Creative Learning Enviroments,Inc."Mar 29
  36. 36Incorporation - "The Tribe, Inc." located in Boston.Apr 5
  37. 37Incorporation - "The 25 Chessmen, Inc."Apr 5
  38. 38Incorporation - "Citizens for Community Control of Housing, Inc."Apr 5
  39. 39Incorporation - "Polis Seventy Six, Inc."Apr 5
  40. 40Incorporation -"Community Assistance Corporation" located on Boston.Apr 5
  41. 41Incorporation - "Fishermen Foundation, Inc." located in Boston,Mass.Apr 15
  42. 42Incorporation - "The National Movement for the Student Vote,Inc."Apr 15
  43. 43Incorporation - "Bookkeeping and Business Training, Inc." located in Boston.Apr 15
  44. 44Incorporation - "Cambridge Community High School, Inc."Apr 15
  45. 45Incorporation - "Project Ours, Inc." located in Boston.Apr 26
  46. 46Incorporation - "Pelagic Sailing Club, Inc." located in Newton.Apr 26
  47. 47Incorporation - "The Rindge Technical Booster Club, Inc."Apr 26
  48. 48Incorporation - "Independent Handicapped Enterprises Inc." Somerville.Apr 26
  49. 49Incorporation - "Traphole Brook Protection Association, Inc." in Walpole.May 3
  50. 50Incorporation - "C.J.C. Apostolic, Inc."May 3
  51. 51Incorporation - "Boston Musica Viva, Inc."May 3
  52. 52Incorporation - "Governor's Special Planning Commission on Elderly Affairs and the 1971 White House Conference on Aging" to be located in the City of Boston.May 3
  53. 53Incorporation - "Economic Action Group, Inc." located in Needham.May 3
  54. 54Incorporation - "American Institute of Pipefitters, Inc." located in Boston.May 10
  55. 55Incorporation - "Association for the Betterment of Billington Sea, Inc. located in Weymouth.May 10
  56. 56Incorporation - "Riverside Community Corp."May 17
  57. 57Incorporation - "Fletcher Teen Centre, Inc."May 17
  58. 58Incorporation -"Founders Annex Public Service Project, Inc." located in Boston.May 17
  59. 59Incorporation - "Mass. Dolphins Association Inc." located in MedfordMay 17
  60. 60Incorporation - "Project Breakthrough, Inc." located in Peabody.May 17
  61. 61Incorporation - "Yours, I Inc."May 17
  62. 62Incorporation - "HLS Child Care Centre, Inc."May 24
  63. 63Incorporation - "South End Peoples's Community Food Cooperative, Inc." located in Boston.May 24
  64. 64Incorporation - "The Lukas Foss New Music Foundation, Inc."Jun 7
  65. 65Incorporation - "The Samaritan Order of Many Affections, Inc." located in Brookline,Mass.Jun 7
  66. 66Incorporation - "Greater Lawrence Community Coordinated Child Care Association, Inc." located in Lawrence.Jun 7
  67. 67Incorporation - "Cambridge Sports Union, Inc."Jun 7
  68. 68Incorporation - "Connections, Inc." located in Boston.Jun 7
  69. 69Incorporation - "Mystic Urban Apostolate, Inc." located in Somerville.Jun 7
  70. 70Incorporation - "Rounder Records Corp." located in Somerville.Jun 7
  71. 71Incorporation - "Student Competitions on Relevant Engineering Inc"Jun 7
  72. 72Incorporation - "Mass. Residential Programs,Inc." located in Belmont.Jun 14
  73. 73Incorporation ""Science for the People, Inc."Jun 14
  74. 74Incorporation - "The Group, Inc."Jun 14
  75. 75Incorporation - "Association of Technical Professionals,Inc."Jun 14
  76. 76Incorporation - "Parkway Boys' Club, Inc." located in Boston.Jun 21
  77. 77Incorporation - "Native American Multi-Tribal Educational Consultants, Inc." locate d in Belmont.Jun 21
  78. 78Incorporation - "Concilio Hispano, Inc." located in Boston.Jun 21
  79. 79Incorporation - "Coalition of Students for Mentally Ill Children, Inc." located in Brockton.Jun 21
  80. 80Incorporation - "American Marketing Association (Boston Chapter),Inc. located in Boston.Jun 21
  81. 81Incorporation - "Interculture, Inc."Jun 28
  82. 82Incorporation - "North Cambridge Civic Organization,Inc."Jun 28
  83. 83Incorporation - "Afro-Latin-Afro, Inc." located in Boston.Aug 16
  84. 84Incorporation - "Boston Intergroup Projects Inc." located in Boston.Aug 16
  85. 85Incorporation - "Bryn Mawr Book Sale in Cambridge Inc."Aug 16
  86. 86Incorporation - "Cambridge and Somerville Legal Services,Inc."Aug 16
  87. 87Incorporation - "Cambridge Hot Line,Inc."Aug 16
  88. 88Incorporation - Charles River Wheelmen, Inc."Aug 16
  89. 89Incorporation - "Chinese Christian Life Center, Inc." located in Bos.Aug 16
  90. 90Incorporation - "Community Communications, Inc." located in Boston.Aug 16
  91. 91Incorporation - "Copley Counseling Inc." located in Boston.Aug 16
  92. 92Incorporation - "Cure,Inc." located in Boston.Aug 16
  93. 93Incorporation - "Drug Educational Work Inc."Aug 16
  94. 94Incorporation - "Drum Productions,Inc." located in Boston.Aug 16
  95. 95Incorporation - "Echoes of Portugal Club, Inc."Aug 16
  96. 96Incorporation - "The Episcopal Consortium for Theological Education in the Northeast,Inc."Aug 16
  97. 97Incorporation - "Greenhouse, Inc."Aug 16
  98. 98Incorporation - "Help Program of Boston, Inc." located in Boston.Aug 16
  99. 99Incorporation - "Hexagon, Inc." located in Boston.Aug 16
  100. 100Incorporation - "Higher Education Program Inc." located in Boston.Aug 16
  101. 101Incorporation - "Massachusetts Association of Personnel Women,Inc." located in Burlington.Aug 16
  102. 102Incorporation - "Mass Trash Inc." located in Boston.Aug 16
  103. 103Incorporation - "Montachusett Association of Life Underwriters,Inc. located in Fitchburg.Aug 16
  104. 104Incorporation - "New England Non Profit Housing Development Corp" located in Boston.Aug 16
  105. 105Incorporation - "Operation Get-Off, In c."Aug 16
  106. 106Incorporation - "Riverside Cambridgeport Community Corp".Aug 16
  107. 107Incorporation - "Somerville Womens's Health Centre, Inc." located in Somerville.Aug 16
  108. 108Incorporation - "The Huron Institute In c."Aug 16
  109. 109Incorporation - The Learning Collective Inc." located in Watertown.Aug 16
  110. 110Incorporation - Certificate of change of location for "Urban Planning Aid,Inc."Aug 16
  111. 111Incorporation - "MECHA of Boston, Inc."Sep 13
  112. 112Incorporation -"Roxbury Defenders Committee, Inc." located in Boston.Sep 13
  113. 113Incorporation - "Mass. VISTA[?], Inc." located in Boston.Sep 13
  114. 114Incorporation - "Child Life Center, Inc." located in Boston.Sep 20
  115. 115Incorporation - "Open Harbor, Inc." located in Boston.Sep 27
  116. 116Incorporation - "The New England Brach of the Orton Society,Inc." located in Lincoln.Sep 27
  117. 117Incorporation - "Scottish Rite Masonic Library and Museum, Inc." located in Lexington.Sep 27
  118. 118Incorporation - "The New Perspectives School Inc."Oct 4
  119. 119Incorporation -"ATP Education Fund, Inc."Oct 18
  120. 120Incorporation - "Education Discussion Group, Inc." in Boston.Oct 18
  121. 121Incorporation - "The Children's Place, Inc."Oct 18
  122. 122Incorporation - "The Pequod-Cambridge, Inc."Oct 18
  123. 123Incorporation - "General Progress, Inc." in Boston.Oct 18
  124. 124Incorporation - "Enablement, Inc." in Boston.Oct 18
  125. 125Incorporation - "The Publick Theatre,Inc."-application denied.Oct 18
  126. 126Incorporation - "Mass. Alliance of Public Housing Tenants,Inc."-application denied-locus not suitable.Oct 18
  127. 127Incorporation - "Institute for Economic Security,Inc."-application denied-locus not suitable.Oct 18
  128. 128Incorporation - "Greenhouse,Inc."-application denied-location not suitable.Oct 18
  129. 129"Cranberry Wagon, Inc."-application denied-locus not suitable.Oct 18
  130. 130Incorporation-"Navaho Lake Shores Association, Inc." located in Middleborough.Nov 8
  131. 131Incorporation-"New England Spanish American Regional Institute,Inc." in Springfield.Nov 8
  132. 132Incorporation-"The North Charles Mental Health Research and Training Foundation,Inc." in Boston.Nov 8
  133. 133Incorporation-The Massachusetts Dietetic Association,Inc." in Boston.Nov 8
  134. 134Incorporation -"Massachusetts Development Institute In c."in Boston.Nov 8
  135. 135Incorporation - The French Cable Station Museum in Orleans,Inc. in Orleans,Mass.Nov 8
  136. 136Incorporation-"Foundation for the Extension of Classical Music,Inc." in Boston.Nov 22
  137. 137Incorporation-"Medical Aid for Indochina,Inc." in Newton.Nov 22
  138. 138Incorporation-"Health Professionals' Education Program,Inc."Nov 22
  139. 139Incorporation-"Institute for Economic Security,Inc."Nov 29
  140. 140Incorporation-"The Common Wealth, Inc."Nov 29
  141. 141Incorporation-"Health Professionals for Political Action, Inc."Dec 6
  142. 142Incorporation-"Alcoholism Information Referral Inc." in Boston.Dec 6
  143. 143Incorporation-"NARC Retardate Trust, Inc. in Waltham,Mass.Dec 6
  144. 144Incorporation-"The Publick Theatre,Inc."Dec 13
  145. 145Incorporation-"The Puerto Rico Entering and Settling Service."Dec 13
  146. 146Incorporation-"Children's Advocates Inc." in Boston.Dec 13
  147. 147Incorporation-—

Appointments

50 actions · № 1–51
  1. 1Appointment of Constables scanJan 18
  2. 2Appointment of Public Weighers scanJan 25
  3. 3Appointment of Constable scanJan 25
  4. 4Appointment to the Committee to hear charges of police brutality. scanFeb 1
  5. 5Auxiliary Police Officer - Jeanne M. Black scanJan 27
  6. 6Auxiliary Police Officer - Frank V. Cappello scanJan 27
  7. 7Auxiliary Police Officer - John J. Carter scanJan 27
  8. 8Auxiliary Police Officer - Joseph A. Cozza scanJan 27
  9. 9Auxiliary Police Officer - John J. Crapo scanJan 27
  10. 10Auxiliary Police Officer - Stephen P. D'Arcy scanJan 27
  11. 11Auxiliary Police Officer - Lance L. Fulton scanJan 27
  12. 12Auxiliary Police Officer - Thomas J. Marshall scanJan 27
  13. 13Auxiliary Police Officer - Friday F. Moore scanJan 27
  14. 14Auxiliary Police Officer - Gordon A. Murray scanJan 27
  15. 15Auxiliary Police Officer - Leonard R. Nuth scanJan 27
  16. 16Auxiliary Police Officer - John J. Quinn scanJan 27
  17. 17Auxiliary Police Officer - David R. Rutter scanJan 27
  18. 18Auxiliary Police Officer - Donna M. Silva scanJan 27
  19. 19Auxiliary Police Officer - Peter D. Valentino scanJan 27
  20. 20Auxiliary Police Officer - James M. Vellucci scanJan 27
  21. 21Rent Control Administrator - William J. CorkeryFeb 22
  22. 22Placed on file - Constable without power to serve Civil Process; William S. McCarthy, 105 Grovers Avenue, Winthrop. scanFeb 22
  23. 23Appointments, William Alfred, Frank C. Verrochi, William J. Corcory, Nancy C. Curtis, Wilfred Nelson, Joseph G. Sakey. scanFeb 22
  24. 24Placed on file - Reappointment of 30 persons to Civic Unity CommitteeMar 1
  25. 25Placed on file - Appointment of Anthony J. Blanchard as a conatable With Power to serve Civil Process. scanMar 1
  26. 26not yet captured from this volume—
  27. 27Placed on file - Appointment of Thomas Coates, Donald Fantini as members of the Cambridge Community Schools Commission. scanApr 5
  28. 28Placed on file - Edwin J. Campbell as constable without power. scanApr 5
  29. 29Placed on file - Appointment of John H. Etter to Recreation Commission. scanApr 26
  30. 30Placed on file - Appointment of Robert Yanofsky as a public weigher scanMay 3
  31. 31Placed on file - employmenttermination of Robert B. Williams as Executive director of City Demonstration Agency and the appointment of James W. Goggin as Acting Director. scanMay 24
  32. 32Placed on file - To be constable without Power - Eugene E. Blaney. scanJun 7
  33. 33Placed on file - To be constables without Power - Warren Alden and others. scanJun 7
  34. 34Placed on file - To be constable With Power - Cyril Hynes. scanJun 7
  35. 35Placed on file - Appointment of Constable with power - Ernest J. Conway. scanJun 14
  36. 36Appointment of Sherwood Ernst, N. Weymouth, as Constable with Power. scanJun 28
  37. 37Appointments - Parking Control Officers on the Police Force of the City of Cambridge Rosemary Jean DeFrancisco Brunette Lee Woodson Jeanne Mary Deluise Jeanne Marie Monahan Janice Elaine Cores scanAug 6
  38. 38Appointment of John W. Bevevino and 5 others as Constables. scanAug 16
  39. 39Deputy City Auditor - Edward Seffilian scanOct 1
  40. 40To Be constable with power - John S. Oley-20 Washburn Ave,Camb. scanSep 13
  41. 41Appointment of Sheila E. McGovern to Board of Health, Hospital and Welfare. scanOct 4
  42. 42Appointment of Alfred W. LaRosa as Constable with power. scanOct 18
  43. 43Appointment ofJohn E. Gregory to Conservation Commission. scanOct 18
  44. 44Appointment of Norman Watson to Housing Authority. scanOct 18
  45. 45Appointment of Earl L. Barbour as constable with power. scanNov 1
  46. 46Appointment of Nancy Page to Cambridge Conservation Commission. scanNov 9
  47. 47Appointment of James Lavalle as Constable with power. scanNov 15
  48. 48Appointment of Louis Spooner and Allan Korb as constable with power. scanDec 20
  49. 49Establishment of Committee to work with MDC-Ruth Birkhoff,Alfred B. Cohn, Charles Eliot, Dennis Blackett, Lawrence Frisoli. scanDec 27
  50. 50Appointment pf Frank Friscli and Gustave Solomons to Bi-Centennial Committee. scanDec 27
  51. 51Cambridge Conservation Commission reappointments-John Gregory,Robert Thompson, Wilson Rains, Rith Birkhoff, Jack von Henneberg,Nancy Page, John Robertson. scanDec 27

Ordinances

8 actions · № 1–8
  1. 1Police Commissioner.Feb 22
  2. 2Parking Fund Ordinance.May 3
  3. 3Increasing Department Heads Salaries.Jun 21
  4. 4Componoform Inc. zone change.Jun 28
  5. 5Relative to model cities.Aug 16
  6. 6City Clerk to prepare ordinance entitled, "An Ordinance established a City of Cambridge Bicycle Commission."Sep 13
  7. 7Ordinance-Time of Council Meetings.Sep 20
  8. 8Amendment to Zoning OrdinanceDec 7

Public Service

8 actions · № 1–8
  1. 1Specific repairs of Appleton and River streets in the City of Cambridge.Jan 25
  2. 2Specific repairs; Sparks, Ellery, Sherman, Chestnut, Brattle, Aberdeen etc.Feb 22
  3. 3Placed on file - Notice from Dept. of Public Utilities, Comm. of Mass. notifying Council of a public hearing to be held at 100 Cambridge St. on petition of Boston Edison D.P.U. 16931.Mar 29
  4. 4Placed on file - Comm. from Dept. of Public Utilities notifying the Council of a public hearing on June 3, 1971 at 100 Cambridge St., Boston on rates and charges by Cambridge Electric Light.May 17
  5. 5Report from Committee of Safety and Service - use streets for the transportation of young people to Fort Devens.Jun 7
  6. 6Placed on file - Comm. from Dept. of Public Utilities notifying the Council of a public hearing relative to rates & charges by Western Union.Aug 16
  7. 7Placed on file - Comm. from Dept. of Public Utilities notifying the Council of a public hearing on the petition of Trustees of Boston Metropolitan District for approval of interest rates.Aug 16
  8. 8Placed on file-Notice from Dept. public utilities-public hearing-Oct. 19, 1971.-worcester gas light-cambridge gas.Sep 27

← 1970 · all years · 1972 →