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The Docket ▸ 1972

1972

1,316 council actions · 1,008 linked to the city's scans · 8 sections

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Finance

525 actions · № 1–525
  1. 1Order-Manager-Inviting applications for City Manager-appropriation of $5,000. scanJan 5
  2. 2Order-Manager to confer with Public Works-Providing construction of an MBTA Shelter. (Sullivan) scanJan 10
  3. 3Order-Manager-to confer with MBTA-moving bus stop from Banks St. to the intersection of Mt. Auburn St. & Putnam Avenue. (Sullivan) scanJan 10
  4. 4Order-Authorizing Treasurer to borrow $25,000,000. scanJan 10
  5. 5Order-Appropriating $177.43 to Law Dept. scanJan 10
  6. 6Order-Manager to construct new MBTA Shelter at 43 Pearl St. scanJan 10
  7. 7State of Kennedy Library Development-appropriation request for $225,000 to conduct study. scanJan 17
  8. 8Application for grant-$26,250.00-from Comm. of Mass.-Disorder Control. scanJan 17
  9. 9Order-Manager to challenge the decision regarding 808 Memorial Drive. (Graham) scanJan 17
  10. 10Order-Manager to appropriate a sum to purchase delivery wagon for the delivery of surplus food to the elderly.,sick etc. (Vellucci) scanJan 17
  11. 11Order--Manager-to request Public Works Comm. to be present at meeting-trash collection. (Graham) scanJan 17
  12. 12Order-Manager to investigate violations of zoning code-gas station at Mt. Auburn St. & Aberdeen Avenue. (Ackermann) scanJan 17
  13. 13Order-Manager to confer with MBTA, re:parking facility-parking lot near Lechmere Square. (Sullivan) scanJan 17
  14. 14Order-Manager to direct traffic director to install traffic lights at corner of Mt. Auburn St. and Putnam Avenue. (Duehay) scanJan 17
  15. 15Order-Manager-to provide change in membership of the Recreation Comm. (Clinton) scanJan 17
  16. 16Comm. from Manager-Edward McCarthy-re:-land taking of Tyler Court. scanJan 17
  17. 17Order-Council endorses Cambridge Follow Through Program. (Vellucci) scanJan 24
  18. 18Comm. from Manager-re:-Chapter 835 of Acts of 1970. scanJan 24
  19. 19Comm.-Order-appropriating $73.42 to Law Dept. scanJan 24
  20. 20Order-Manager to carry out provisions of Chapter 835 of 1970.(Sul. & Ow) scanJan 24
  21. 21Order-Manager to prepare legal form-retention of Frank J. Frisoli-as Supt. of Schools. (Vellucci) scanJan 24
  22. 22Order-Manager to grant abatement-administrative costs of Rent Control. (Clinton) scanJan 24
  23. 23Ordered-Public hearing-Housing and Land Development-re:-elderly housing low income housing.etc. (Clinton) scanJan 24
  24. 24Placed on file-from Manager-Philip Cronin-decision of Zoning Appeals-property at 808 Memorial Drive. scanJan 24
  25. 25Placed on file-Report on Examination of the Accounts of Cambridge Redevelopment Authority. scanJan 31
  26. 26Order-appropriating $5000-Search for a City Manager. scanJan 31
  27. 27Order-rescinding order appropriating $73.43 to Law Dept. and submitting order appropriating $73.43 to Law Dept. scanJan 31
  28. 28Order-appropriating $4600 to Building Dept.-Schedule F-15. scanJan 31
  29. 29Comm. from Manager-re: busstop on Aberdeen Avenue. scanJan 31
  30. 30Order-Manager to engender planning for construction by MDC of a swimming pool near Gore St. (Vellucci) scanJan 31
  31. 31Order-Comm. on Environment to take up matter of street cleaning and the removal of leaves. (Clinton) scanJan 31
  32. 32Order-Manager to improve lighting on Fresh Pond Parkway. (Sullivan) scanJan 31
  33. 33Order-Manager to study all milk contracts in effect. (Vellucci) scanJan 31
  34. 34Order-Manager to include in 1972 Budget a sum to purchase a panel truck for delivery of surplus food. (Vellucci) scanJan 31
  35. 35Order-Manager to take action to provide for implementation of Food Stamp Program. (Vellucci) scanJan 31
  36. 36Order-Manager to appear at meeting to discuss when 8% salary increase will be forthcoming. (Vellucci) scanJan 31
  37. 37Report-Committee on Finance-recommending adoption of loan order in the sum of $15,200,000.00. scanJan 31
  38. 38Order-Manager to appoint a Committee to examine administrative structure regarding planting and caring of trees and parks. (Duehay) scanJan 31
  39. 39Order-Committee on Housing and Land Development to set up hearing on complaints of tenants of Rindge Towers Housing Development. (Duehay) scanFeb 7
  40. 40Order-Manager to assist Housing Authority to secure funds to bring State Housing developments at Jefferson Park and Roosevelt Towers. (Ackermann) scanFeb 7
  41. 41Order-Manager to resurface Myrtle Avenue. (Duehay) scanFeb 7
  42. 42Order-Manager to arrange Conference with a view towards providing recreational activities at Rev. Romano Simoni Skating Rink. (Sullivan) scanFeb 7
  43. 43Order-Manager to order police chief to assign patrolmen to all housing developments. (Clinton) scanFeb 7
  44. 44Order-Manager to take steps to aid town of Wakefield. (Vellucci) scanFeb 7
  45. 45Order-Manager to direct Recreation Supt. to flood recreation areas for ice skating. (Clinton) scanFeb 7
  46. 46Order-appropriating $213,000 to Hospital. scanFeb 7
  47. 47Placed on file-Relative to 8% pay increase for city employees. scanFeb 7
  48. 48Placed on file-re: Senate Bill No. 1077. scanFeb 7
  49. 49Order-appropriating $206.39 to Law Dept. scanFeb 14
  50. 50Property Acquisition-Wellington Harrington Neighborhood Improvement Area Project Mass. R-108. scanFeb 14
  51. 51Order-Appropriating $285.43 to Law Dept. scanFeb 14
  52. 52Order-Appropriating $933-05 to Law Dept. scanFeb 14
  53. 53Order-appropriating $110.43 to Law Dept. scanFeb 14
  54. 54Order-requesting acceptance of a gift from Harvard University in the amount of $2500 for recreation and related projects at Riverside. scanFeb 14
  55. 55Order-Manager to provide night registration of voters at City Hall. (Owens) scanFeb 14
  56. 56Order-Manager appropriates preliminary sum for 8% pay raise. scanFeb 14
  57. 57Order-Manager to confer with Dewey & Almy Chemical-plans for future disposition of this property. (Danehy) scanFeb 14
  58. 58Order-Need for additional units of low & moderate income housing. (Ackermann) scanFeb 14
  59. 59Order-Manager to survey conditions at intersection of Pearl & Putnam Avenue. (Sullivan) scanFeb 14
  60. 60Order-Manager to install signs making Fairmont Street. (Clinton) scanFeb 14
  61. 61Placed on file-from City Clerk-limitation on maximum compensation paid to the City Manager. scanFeb 28
  62. 62Placed on file-Comm. from Manager-First Quarterly Report of the Third Action Year of Model Cities. scanFeb 28
  63. 63Placed on file-Comm. from Manager-copy of circular-Harvard Square Hearing. scanFeb 28
  64. 64Placed on file-Comm. from Manager-information about Green Franklin Pearl Street Project. also see 1971 Finance # 259 scanFeb 28
  65. 65Order-Library Loan-$485,000. scanFeb 28
  66. 66Order-Appropriating $15,000 Central Square Library. scanFeb 28
  67. 67Parking Facilities Loan Act of 1970-$1,500,000. scanFeb 28
  68. 68Order-Police Census. (Graham & Duehay) scanFeb 28
  69. 69Order-Manager, Election Commission, Lt. Grainger to report to council meeting-Census. scanFeb 28
  70. 70Order-Manager allow sufficient funds for broad program of voter registration. scanFeb 28
  71. 71Order-Appropriating $3894.36 to City Council. scanMar 6
  72. 72Order-appropriating $662 to Library. scanMar 6
  73. 73Placed on file-Federal Financial Assistance Planning. scanMar 6
  74. 74Comm. from Lieut. Grainger, re: Police Census, Ward 8, Prec. 5. scanMar 6
  75. 75Order-Manager to confer with Fire Dept. & City Solicitor to development of a minority recruitment program for Fire Dept. (Owens) scanMar 6
  76. 76Order-Manager to promulgate regulations restricting turning from Fresh Pond Parkway onto Vassal Lane. (Danehy) scanMar 6
  77. 77Order- Manager to begin negotiations with Pastor of Notre Dame de Pitie Church for use of space at Notre Dame High School. (Danehy) scanMar 6
  78. 78Manager-Order-to supply preliminary copies of Police List to political committees. (Duehay) scanMar 6
  79. 79Order-Manager to establish Hot Line. (Clinton) scanMar 6
  80. 80Order-Manager to reexamine Civic Unity Committee Budget. (Vellucci) scanMar 6
  81. 81Order-Manager to take action to fill in pot holes. (Vellucci) scanMar 6
  82. 82Order-Manager to assist Cambridge Coalition For Child Care. (Ackermann) scanMar 6
  83. 83Order-Manager to direct Assessors to survey personal property owned by faculty and staff of Harvard & MIT. (Vellucci) scanMar 6
  84. 84Order-Manager to allow employees one half day for March 17, 1972. (Sullivan) scanMar 6
  85. 85Order-Manager to investigate signs placed by Harvard on Green St. Ext. scanMar 6
  86. 86Order-Manager to ptovide promotional examination to rank of Captain, Lieutenant and Sergeant. (Sullivan). scanMar 6
  87. 87Order-Manager to negotiate to have parking garages open for parking to Cambridge Citizens. (Duehay) scanMar 6
  88. 88Order-Manager to report effect on street treas and bushes of use of rock salt. (Duehay) scanMar 6
  89. 89Order-Manager to explore eligibility of Cambridge for a grant with US Environmental Protection Agency to treat waste disposal. (Duehay) scanMar 6
  90. 90Order-Manager to set up schedule to provide citizens an opportunity to inspect new schools. (Sullivan) scanMar 6
  91. 91Order-Manager to develop a legislative program of concerns.(Duehay) scanMar 6
  92. 92Order-Manager to have property behind Fresh Pond Shopping Centre cleaned up. (Sullivan) scanMar 6
  93. 93Order-Manager to inaugurate a program for new fill and cover for the City Dump. (Vellucci) scanMar 6
  94. 94Order-Manager to investigate recycling of paper. (Clinton) scanMar 6
  95. 95Order-Appropriating $550.00 to Law Dept. for reimbursement under the provisions of Chapter 41. scanMar 13
  96. 96Resolution pertaining to Model Cities Program. scanMar 13
  97. 97Placed on file-from Philip Cronin:Intangibles owned by University are subject to taxation. scanMar 13
  98. 98Placed on file-re: registration of voters. scanMar 13
  99. 99Placed on file-Social Characteristics of Cambridge 1971. scanMar 13
  100. 100Placed on file-Housing Needs in Cambridge, Low and Moderate Income Families. scanMar 13
  101. 101Placed on file-School Overcrowding, CEOC North Cambridge Planning Team , crises at ME Fitzgerald. School. scanMar 13
  102. 102Order-Manager to meet to discuss new school in North Cambridge. scanMar 13
  103. 103Order-Manager to carry out intent of task force re: overcrowded conditions in ME Fitzgerald School. (Owens) scanMar 13
  104. 104Order-filling in Gerry's Pitt. (Clinton) scanMar 13
  105. 105Order-Manager to conduct survey of persons living in apartments not using space allocated to apartments as required by Zoning Ordinance. (Clinton) scanMar 13
  106. 106Order-Manager to increase number of foot patrolmen in high crime area. (Vellucci) scanMar 13
  107. 107Order-Manager to repair roof on Municipal Building. (Sullivan) scanMar 13
  108. 108Order-Manager to confer with B and M re:repairs on railroad crossing at Sherman St. (Sullivan) scanMar 13
  109. 109Order-Manager to report why that Police Incentive Pay Program has not gone into effect. (Owens) scanMar 13
  110. 110Order-Manager to direct legislative agent to report to Council once a month on all proposed legislating affecting Cambridge. (Owens) scanMar 13
  111. 111Order-Manager to meet with Council Committee on Rent Control before Naming Board. scanMar 20
  112. 112Order-Manager to confer with dept. heads to repave sidewalks on both sides of Mass. Ave. (Danehy) scanMar 20
  113. 113Order-appropriating $1000 opera workshop, scanMar 20
  114. 114Order-appropriating $5750 to Election Commission. scanMar 20
  115. 115Placed on file-from Chief Regan-crime in the City of Cambridge. scanMar 20
  116. 116Order-appropriating $169,420.68 to Capital Improvements Account. scanMar 20
  117. 117Comm. from Thomas Gibson, re:surveying personal property owned by Harvard, and MIT. scanMar 20
  118. 118Order-appropriating $379 to Law Dept. scanMar 20
  119. 119Comm. from Solicitor re:Borrowing for sewer construction. scanMar 20
  120. 120Comm. from Manager-Application for funds-Burton Program-renovation and modernization of the Cambridge Home for Aged and Infirm. scanMar 27
  121. 121Resolution-application for grant to acquire and develop open space land in sum of $600,000. scanMar 27
  122. 122Order-appropriating $50,000 to Hospital, Fuel. scanMar 27
  123. 123Order-appropriating $35,000 to Executive, Buy Back Costs, to provide a policy to all City Employees like that of School Dept. Policy. scanMar 27
  124. 124Comm. from Francis Burns-re: order relative to Police Listing. scanMar 27
  125. 125Order-Manager to refrain from negotiating with Harvard relative to Hotel Continental. (Owens) scanMar 27
  126. 126Order-Manager to direct NE Tel and Tel and Comm. of Public Works, to confer, re: conditions in Public way along Broadway due to installations of a new cable line from Kendall Square. (Sullivan) scanMar 27
  127. 127Report-Committee on Finance-Water Dept. Budget-1972. scanMar 27
  128. 128Report-Committee on Finance-Annual Budget-1972. scanMar 27
  129. 129Report-Committee on Finance-Pediatric Nurse Practitioner Program. scanMar 29
  130. 130Order-Manager to advise Council of Health Commission intends to fluoridate Cambridge water supply. (Vellucci) scanMar 29
  131. 131Order-Manager to confer with Public Works and Water Supt.,re:Safety measures to be employed when excavating is made in the public way. (Danehy) scanMar 29
  132. 132Report-Committee on Finance-Increased Contributions By City to Blue Cross, Blue Shield. scanMar 29
  133. 133Application for Annuity-$1200- Susan Mallahan. scanApr 3
  134. 134Order-appropriating $304.57 to Law Dept. scanApr 3
  135. 135Placed on file-Solicitors opinion-voter registration. scanApr 3
  136. 136Placed on file-request for adequate time to review proposed application for grant assistance. scanApr 3
  137. 137Order-Manager to direct Assessors to appear before meeting-Negotiations between Harvard, MIT, and City in lieu of taxes. (Sullivan) scanApr 3
  138. 138Order-Manager-appropriate sum to provide clothing allowance for the Recreation Dept. (Clinton) scanApr 3
  139. 139Order-Manager to secure itemized account of overtime involved by the members of Police Dept. in connection with SDS Convention. (Danehy) scanApr 3
  140. 140From Manager-Public Personnel Policy. scanApr 3
  141. 141Comm. from Chief Regan-expenditures-SdS Convention. scanApr 10
  142. 142Order-Appropriating $378.53 to Law Dept. scanApr 10
  143. 143Order-appropriating $225 to Law Dept. scanApr 10
  144. 144Order-Manager to confer with Traffic Director to install control signal at intersection of Walden and Garden Sts. (Owens) scanApr 10
  145. 145Order-Manager to refrain from demolishing portable classrooms until it is determined that Highland Park Free School cannot relocate. (Owens) scanApr 10
  146. 146Order-Manager to confer with Supt, of Recreation, Comm. of Public Works-developing a tot lot at 40 Lopez St. (Clinton) scanApr 10
  147. 147Order-Manager to inspect property owned by City and Leased to Veterans Organizations and make major improvements-to overhaul swimming pool in East Cambridge. (Vellucci) scanApr 10
  148. 148Order-Manager to put building occupied by Sullivan Post in Condition. (Vellucci) scanApr 10
  149. 149Order-departmental transfers-Library-$11. scanApr 10
  150. 150Order-relative to holding up any abatement to owners of Riverside Press site till conference was held. (Vellucci) scanApr 10
  151. 151Report-Committee on transportation-Proposed Cambridge City Council Resolution Supporting Managers Transportation Forum. scanApr 10
  152. 152Financial return-Boston Edison Co. filed in accordance with Gen. Laws. scanApr 10
  153. 153Financial return of Commonwealth Gas Co.-in accordance with Gen. Laws. scanApr 10
  154. 154Financial return of Cambridge Electric Light Co. scanApr 10
  155. 155Annual report of New England Telephone Co.-in accordance with Gen. Laws. scanApr 10
  156. 156Order-Departmental transfers-Sealer of Weights and Measures- $6733.33. scanApr 24
  157. 157Comm. from Manager-Fresh Pond and Golf Course be made available. scanApr 24
  158. 158Order-departmental transfer-License Commission-$112.16. scanApr 24
  159. 159Order-appropriating $179,661.33 to Public Works. scanApr 24
  160. 160Order-appropriating $403.533 to Law Dept. scanApr 24
  161. 161Order-appropriating $561.16 to Law Dept. scanApr 24
  162. 162Order-Appropriating $500.00 to Law Dept. scanApr 24
  163. 163Order-Appropriating $2903 to Law Dept. scanMay 1
  164. 164Comm. from John J. Gunther, Dir. Conference of Mayors,re:revenue sharing bill, State and Fiscal Assistance Act of 1972. scanMay 1
  165. 165Comm.from Manager-re:Broadway-Felton St. Garage. scanMay 1
  166. 166Comm. from Manager-Arlington, Somerville, Cambridge proposal to Boston Transportation Planning Review. scanMay 1
  167. 167Resolution-Authorizing City to enter into agreement for receipt of a grant to assist in financing the construction of Cambridgeport-Riverside Branch Library. scanMay 1
  168. 168Order-Appropriating $20,000 to Recreation Dept., Teen Centres. scanMay 1
  169. 169Order-appropriation $100,000 to Interest on Temporary Loans Account. scanMay 1
  170. 170Order-Appropriating $1500 to Police Dept. scanMay 1
  171. 171Order-Appropriating $9818.93 to Police Dept. scanMay 1
  172. 172Order-Appropriating $4227.63 to Police Dept. scanMay 1
  173. 173Order-Appropriating $3000to Police Dept. scanMay 1
  174. 174Order-Appropriating $4000 to Police Dept. scanMay 1
  175. 175Order-Appropriating $500 to Public Works. scanMay 1
  176. 176Order-departmental transfers-Electrical Dept.-$2000. scanMay 1
  177. 177Order-Appropriating $1500 to City Clerk Dept. scanMay 1
  178. 178Order-Appropriating $3600 to Law Dept. scanMay 1
  179. 179Comm. from Michael A. Feinberg-City's failure to pay 8% wage increase. scanMay 1
  180. 180Assessors Report-Tax Exempt Properties. scanMay 1
  181. 181Order-Manager to confer with Traffic Director-installing a No Parking Sign-2 Pleasant St. (Owens) scanMay 1
  182. 182Order-Bill sent to President for additional expenses incurred by the City in ordering additional Police details in recent crises. (Ackemann) scanMay 1
  183. 183Order-Council requests congress to enact legislation to reimburse cities and towns for tax lost on tax exempt properties. (Clinton) scanMay 1
  184. 184Order-appropriating $37,413.36 to Gore/Alberico Account. scanMay 1
  185. 185Order-Council favors USCM/NCL increase in Summer Youth Program. (Duehay) scanMay 1
  186. 186Order-Council favors House Bill 329-Senior Citizens not required to pay in excess of their income (25%) in public housing. (Owens) scanMay 1
  187. 187Order-Manager to determine if Cambridge Housing Authority is acting in accordance with Housing Bill-"Little Book Amendment." (Owens) scanMay 1
  188. 188Order-Manager to direct Assessors to tax all garages owned by educational institutions in Cambridge. (Vellucci) scanMay 1
  189. 189Order-Manager to clean both sides of railroad tracks, N. Camb. (Danehy) scanMay 1
  190. 190From Manager-re:application of US Department of Housing and Urban Development for recertification of the Cambridge Workable Program for Community Improvement. scanMay 8
  191. 191Order-appropriating $88.55 to Law Dept. scanMay 8
  192. 192Comm. from Manager-chubby oil in connection with New Street Property. scanMay 8
  193. 193Order-Manager to direct legislation to report to Council once a month on all bills at State Level affecting Cambridge. (Owens) scanMay 8
  194. 194Order-Harvard and MIT invited to next council meeting to discuss taxing of their property. (Vellucci) scanMay 8
  195. 195Report-Committee on Proposal for Grant of $38,080,00-Agassiz After School Care Program. scanMay 8
  196. 196From Philip Cronin-ordinance banning billboards in Cambridge. scanMay 8
  197. 197Order-Manager to establish City of Cambridge Police Association Recreation Centre at old Boardman School, and Manager to appropriate a sum.(Vellucci) scanMay 8
  198. 198Order-appropriating $916.97 to Highway Construction-from funds in Highway Grant for Highway Improvements. scanMay 15
  199. 199Order-appropriating $30,000 to Library Dept. scanMay 15
  200. 200Order-departmental transfers in Engineering Dept.-$50. scanMay 15
  201. 201Order-departmental transfers-Health Dept. scanMay 15
  202. 202Order-departmental transfers-Electrician-$2500. scanMay 15
  203. 203Order-appropriating $13,000 to Clerk of Committees. scanMay 15
  204. 204Order-appropriating $384.00 to Recreation Playgrounds, North Cambridge. scanMay 15
  205. 205From Manager-Classification and Compensation Plan for employees. scanMay 15
  206. 206Comm. from Manager-test borings on Cambridge Common-possibility of building parking facilities under the Cambridge Common-Notification to Council that starting date will be May 18, 1972. scanMay 15
  207. 207Order-two new positions-Community Health Aides-Appropriation $11,880 for Health, Hospital and Welfare. scanMay 15
  208. 208Order-appropriating $84,170 to Cambridge Hospital, Permanent Employees. scanMay 15
  209. 209Order-appropriating $4750 to Community Neighborhood Activities. scanMay 15
  210. 210Order-Manager to ascertain feasibility of developing a coordinated parking facility program. (Duehay) scanMay 15
  211. 211Order-appropriating $3950 to Law Dept. scanMay 22
  212. 212Order-appropriating $145.63 to Law Dept. scanMay 22
  213. 213Order-departmental transfer-Treasury-$300. scanMay 22
  214. 214Order-departmental transfer-Building Dept.-$245. scanMay 22
  215. 215Order-appropriating $1814.80 to Public Works. scanMay 22
  216. 216Order-departmental transfer-Auditing-$1000. scanMay 22
  217. 217Order-departmental transfer-City Infirmary-$300. scanMay 22
  218. 218Order-appropriating $35000 to Traffic Dept. scanMay 22
  219. 219Order-departmental transfer-City Infirmary-$500. scanMay 22
  220. 220Placed on file-relative to bus service to Cambridge Cemetery. scanMay 22
  221. 221Order-appropriating $200 to Miscellaneous Police Memorial Sunday. scanMay 22
  222. 222Order-Manager to appropriate $300 to give a party. scanMay 22
  223. 223Order-Manager to award One Hundred Dollar War Bonds to Senior Athlete at Rindge and High and Latin. scanMay 22
  224. 224Order-City Manager to confer relative to sign in front of Union Baptist Church. scanMay 22
  225. 225Order-Manager to repair broken sand box-Morse School Playground. scanMay 22
  226. 226Order-Manager to repair tennis courts. (Clinton) scanMay 22
  227. 227Order-Manager relocating garage of Public Works and create location for a new Fletcher School. (Ackermann) scanMay 22
  228. 228Order-Hearing-enforcement of dog ordinance. (Ackermann) scanMay 22
  229. 229Order-Manager and Supt. of Recreation to appear at Council Meeting to discuss Longfellow School Teen Centre. (Vellucci) scanMay 22
  230. 230Order-Manager to investigate building permit issued for a Holiday Inn on old Baird Atomic site in Harvard Square. (Duehay) scanMay 22
  231. 231Order-Cambridge Housing Authority congratulated on its policy of an open list of all applicants for public housing. (Ackermann) scanMay 22
  232. 232Comm. from Chester Atkins transmitting a sample of budget cuts for Middlesex County. scanMay 22
  233. 233Order-appropriating $3000 to Mayors Office-Search for City Manager. scanMay 22
  234. 234Order-Manager to send representative to Dept. of Public Utilities hearing. (Ackermann) scanMay 22
  235. 235Order-Managers position offered to James Johnson-Mr. Peterson.(Owens) scanMay 22
  236. 236Order-City Councillor offers position of City Manager to Mr. Peterson. scanMay 22
  237. 237Order-Relative to removal of present City Manager. (Graham) scanMay 22
  238. 238Order-Relative to removal of City Manager. (Graham) scanMay 22
  239. 239Order-Position of City Manager to Mr. Peterson. (Graham) scanMay 24
  240. 240Order-John H. Corcoran be retained as City Manager. (Vellucci) scanMay 24
  241. 241Application and Acceptance of grant award-Construction of a Neighborhood Facility in Model Neighborhood Area. scanJun 5
  242. 242Order-appropriating $402 to Law Dept. scanJun 5
  243. 243Order-appropriating $332.36 to Law Dept. scanJun 5
  244. 244Comm. from Manager-Cambridge Model Cities Second Quarterly Report. scanJun 5
  245. 245Order-appropriating $1000 to Mayors Office. scanJun 5
  246. 246Comm. from Manager-recent memorandum sent to all Department Heads. scanJun 5
  247. 247Order-appropriating $300 to City Council. scanJun 5
  248. 248Comm. from Manager-recent communication from Clerk requesting the presence of Paul G. Cowles. scanJun 5
  249. 249From Manager- Order-Close Cambridge Common. scanJun 5
  250. 250Order-Manager to install traffic control system at Taylor Square. scanJun 5
  251. 251Order-Manager to study material submitted by Morris Black; re:Combat of crime in Cambridge. (Vellucci) scanJun 5
  252. 252Order-Manager to cause study of traffic problems on Concord Ave., Walden St., Alewife Brook Parkway. (Vellucci) scanJun 5
  253. 253Order-Manager to grant time off to employees-June 16, 1972. (Sullivan) scanJun 5
  254. 254Order-Manager to enforce safety measures-speed traps-Putnam Ave., Western Ave., River St. (Clinton) scanJun 5
  255. 255Order-Manager to confer relative to use Little League Field at Callahan Field. (Owens) scanJun 5
  256. 256Order-Manager to appropriate funds to hire an architect to draft plans for a new Cambridge High School. (Vellucci) scanJun 5
  257. 257Order-Manager to direct Solicitor to prepare a report indicating legal remedies to abate heavy flow of truck traffic thru Cambridge.(Clinton) scanJun 5
  258. 258Order-Manager-to notify City Council prior to making important appoint. (Vellucci) scanJun 5
  259. 259Order-Appropriating $200 to Law Dept. scanJun 12
  260. 260Placed on file-report of Emergency Employment Act. scanJun 12
  261. 261Order-departmental transfer-Fire Dept.-$196.00. scanJun 12
  262. 262Placed on file-New Books and Events-submitted by Library. scanJun 12
  263. 263Order-departmental transfers-$3500-Health, Hospital, Welfare. scanJun 12
  264. 264Order-departmental transfers-$36000 in City Infirmary. scanJun 12
  265. 265Order-departmental transfers-Traffic-$21050. scanJun 12
  266. 266Order-appropriating $3500 to traffic and parking. scanJun 19
  267. 267From Manager-taking of land in Lincoln for relocation of Route 2. scanJun 19
  268. 268From Manager-$5000 grant award from Ford Foundation-to Conservation Commission-for public education program-Cambridge Dump. scanJun 19
  269. 269From Manager-plans for East Cambridge Area by the American Telephone and Telegraph. scanJun 19
  270. 270Order-appropriating $500 to Clerk of Committees. scanJun 19
  271. 271From Manager-acceptance of a grant award-$26000 for Neighborhood Facility at Cambridge Community Centre,Inc. scanJun 19
  272. 272From Manager-re: Area Four Open Space Application-Robert Bowyer. scanJun 19
  273. 273Order-departmental transfer-$1775 in Library Dept. scanJun 19
  274. 274From Manager-Mass. Bay Transportation Authority Budget. scanJun 19
  275. 275From Manager-School Overcrowding in North Cambridge. scanJun 19
  276. 276From Manager-application of Inman Square Apartments Co. scanJun 19
  277. 277Report from Committee on Health and Hospitals-City Incinerator. scanJun 19
  278. 278Order-appropriating $217.80 to Law Dept. scanJun 26
  279. 279Order-appropriating $216.66 to Law Dept. scanJun 26
  280. 280Order-appropriating $750 to Mayor's Office. scanJun 26
  281. 281Order-departmental transfers-Auditing Dept.-$2500. scanJun 26
  282. 282Order-departmental transfer in Engineering Dept-$600. scanJun 26
  283. 283Order-appropriating $500 to Traffic Dept. scanJun 26
  284. 284Order-appropriating $403.53 to Law Dept. scanJun 26
  285. 285Order-departmental transfers-$400.-Civil Defense. scanJun 26
  286. 286Order-departmental transfers-$178 in License Commission. scanJun 26
  287. 287Order-departmental transfers-Electrical Dept.-$2000. scanJun 26
  288. 288Order-departmental transfers-Infirmary-$1000. scanJun 26
  289. 289Order-appropriating $20,000 to Hospital. scanJun 26
  290. 290From Manager-Dr. Nancy Curtis-acceptance of $20,000 from State Welfare Dept.-for day care at King Community School. scanJun 26
  291. 291From Manager-proposed resolutions-police listing and census. scanJun 26
  292. 292Order-appropriating $15,600 to Recreation-Playgrounds. scanJun 26
  293. 293From Manager-Order-Council to accept a gift-$91.50 to Cambridge Hosp. scanJun 26
  294. 294From Manager-from Philip Cronin-preparation of a leash law. scanJun 26
  295. 295Order-Manager to negotiate work contract with employees of Water Dept. (Vellucci) scanJun 26
  296. 296Order-Manager-application to HUD for funds to expend in neighborhood improvement program. (Clinton) scanJun 26
  297. 297Order-Manager and Police Chief survey Cambridge Common. (Moncreiff) scanJun 26
  298. 298Order-Manager to diminate Sunday concerts on Cambridge Common. (Sullivan) scanJun 26
  299. 299Manager to confer with MBTA-escalator service at Central Square. (Vellucci) scanJun 26
  300. 300Order-Manager to allow time off to delegates to attend National Convention of Veteran Organizations. (Sullivan) scanJun 26
  301. 301Order-Manager to allow time off to delegates to attend State Conventions of Veteran Organizations. (Sullivan) scanJun 26
  302. 302Order-Manager to confer with residents of Haggerty School-recreational services at Cambridge Golf Club House. (Clinton) scanJun 26
  303. 303Order-Manager to direct Election Commission to register voters. (Owens) scanJun 26
  304. 304Order-Manager to remove all debris from Martin Luther King School. (Graham) scanJun 26
  305. 305Order-Manager to erect a fence at end of Cottage Park Avenue to prevent passage of vehicles, with the exception of emergency vehicles. (Ackermann) scanJun 26
  306. 306Order-Manager to direct department heads to grant time off to employees who can be spared on July 3, 1972. (Sullivan) scanJun 26
  307. 307Order-Manager to have study made of parking problems on Cambridge Street from Lechmere Square to Inman Square. (Vellucci) scanJun 26
  308. 308Order-Manager to consult with appropriate department heads relative to removal of embankment at rear of City Hall. (Sullivan) scanJun 26
  309. 309Comm. from Barbara Ackermann re:acceptance of a grant from the National League of Cities in the amount of $3750 for transporation. scanJun 26
  310. 310Comm. from Manager-Conflict of Interest Law. scanJun 26
  311. 311Comm. from Manager-approval of pages 10, 27, 28 of Classification and Compensation Plan which were not included in those previously submitted. scanJun 26
  312. 312Loan Order-$2650000 and appropriation order of $150000 for repairs at City Of Cambridge Infirmary. scanJul 20
  313. 313Order-Mini bike track in Kendall Square.(Clinton, Graham, Sullivan). scanJul 20
  314. 314Order-appropriating $3000 to Police Dept. scanJul 20
  315. 315Order-appropriating $7000 to Police Dept. scanJul 20
  316. 316Order-appropriating $2762.19 to Law Department. scanAug 17
  317. 317Order-appropriating $122.68 to Law Department. scanAug 17
  318. 318Order-departmental transfers-Traffic Dept.-$5100. scanAug 17
  319. 319Order-departmental transfers-Engineering Dept.-$200. scanAug 17
  320. 320Order-appropriating $176.80 to Law Dept. scanAug 17
  321. 321Order-appropriating $1633.50 to Assessors Dept. scanAug 17
  322. 322Order-appropriating $40000 to Police Dept. scanAug 17
  323. 323Order-appropriating $384.75 to Law Dept. scanAug 17
  324. 324Order-appropriating $7200 to Clerk of Committee Dept. scanAug 17
  325. 325Order-departmental transfers in Auditing Department.-$3000 scanAug 17
  326. 326Order-departmental transfers-Health & Hospitals-$405,400. scanAug 17
  327. 327Order-departmental transfer-Public Works-$12.75. scanAug 17
  328. 328Orders-departmental transfers-Public Works,-$236,000; and appropriating $50,000 to Public Works Dept.; and appropriating $100,000 to Public Works Dept. scanAug 17
  329. 329Order-appropriating $39,000 to Miscellaneous Custodial Services. scanAug 17
  330. 330Order-departmental transfers in Public Works-$75,000. scanAug 17
  331. 331Order-Manager to appropriate $10,000 to Cambridge Police Dept. Narcotics Squad. (Vellucci) scanAug 17
  332. 332Order-Cambridge Police Dept. requested to re establish a Hackney Bureau in Cambridge. (Vellucci) scanAug 17
  333. 333Order-Manager to confer with City Solicitor relative to instituting a law suit against Harvard University. (Owens) scanAug 17
  334. 334Application of Susan McCusker-Widow of Edward McCusker-for annuity-in sum of $1200. scanAug 17
  335. 335Report-Committee on Claims-Petition of Catherine Murphy,replacement of head stones in Cemetery. scanAug 17
  336. 336Land Disposition Agreement between Cambridge Redelopment Authority and Badger Co. and Commonwealth Gas Co.. scanAug 17
  337. 337Order-appropriating $1,350.00 to Law Department scanSep 11
  338. 338Order-appropriating $175.00 to Law Department scanSep 11
  339. 339Order-departmental transfers-City Clerk's Office-$3,125.00 scanSep 11
  340. 340Order-departmental transfer-Budget-Personnel-$100.00 scanSep 11
  341. 341Order-departmental transfers-Electrical Department-$6200 (total) scanSep 11
  342. 342Order-departmental transfers-Planning & Development-$2,200 (total) scanSep 11
  343. 343Order-departmental transfers-Engineering Dept.- $90.00 scanSep 11
  344. 344Order-departmental transfers- Engineering Dept.-$200.00 scanSep 11
  345. 345Contribution-Arthur D. Little Company ($1,000.00)-Community Schools Account scanSep 11
  346. 346From City Manager: $367,075 to help finance the 1972 Open Space program in Cambridge. scanSep 18
  347. 347$10,350 for establishing book deposits invarious Teen drop-in Centers throughout Cambridge. scanSep 18
  348. 348Order-departmental transfer-Water Department-$6,000.00 scanSep 18
  349. 349Order-departmental transfer-Fire Department-$2,650.00 scanSep 18
  350. 350Order-departmental transfer-Veterans Services Dept.-$300.00 scanSep 18
  351. 351Order-departmental transfer- Library Dept.- $2,900.00 scanSep 18
  352. 352Order-departmental transfer-Library Dept.- $441.25 scanSep 18
  353. 353Order-departmental transfer-Recreation Department-$5,550.00 (total) scanSep 18
  354. 354Order-departmental transfer- Traffic & Parking Dept.- $15,300.00(total) scanSep 18
  355. 355Order-City Manager direct different representatives from departments to inspect 20 Market St. and take immediate action. scanSep 18
  356. 356Order-departmental transfer-Building Dept.-$125.00 scanSep 25
  357. 357Order-departmental transfer-City Clerk's Office- $250.00 scanSep 25
  358. 358Order-departmental transfer-Health Dept.-$4,050.00 scanSep 25
  359. 359Appropriation of $240.22 to the Law Department scanSep 25
  360. 360Order-departmental transfer-Police Dept.-$900.00 scanSep 25
  361. 361Order-City Mangger get signs and Police Patrol on Brookline, Pearl and Chestnut Streets-(Councillor Clinton) scanSep 25
  362. 362Order-City Manager take action to provide unifroms for personnel of Electrical Depabtment-(Councillor Sullivan) scanSep 25
  363. 363Order-City Manager attend a C.O.P. program at the Martin Luther King Jr. School-(Councillor Graham) scanSep 25
  364. 364Order-From City Manager-relative to motorcycle problems at 20 Market St. scanSep 25
  365. 365Comm-From City Manager-relative to anti-noise Ordinance scanSep 25
  366. 366Order-departmental transfer-Treasurer's Office-$50.00 scanOct 2
  367. 367Order-departmental transfer-Engineering Dept.-$300.00 scanOct 2
  368. 368Order-departmental transfer-City Infirmary-$12,951.50 scanOct 2
  369. 369Order-departmental transfer-Assessors Office-$555.00 scanOct 2
  370. 370Comm. from City Manager-acception of grant- $25,00 from Charles E. Merrill trust to Gambridge School Dept. scanOct 2
  371. 371Order-departmental transfer-City Clerk's Office-$200.00 scanOct 2
  372. 372Comm. from City Manager-relative to Open Space Program scanOct 2
  373. 373Comm. from the City Manager-relative to letter sent to the members of the MBTA Special Recess Commission scanOct 2
  374. 374Comm. from City Manager-relative to resignation of Attorney George A. McLaughlin, Sr. as General Chairman of the Cambridge Adviery[?] Committee -appointment of Mr. Edwin T. Steffian scanOct 2
  375. 375Order-City Manager-bring Water Department negotiations to an end scanOct 2
  376. 376Order-City Manager-find new place for the motorcyclists riding the Market St. area-(Councillor Vellucci) scanOct 2
  377. 377Order-City Manager-a complete resurfacing of Broadway St. (Councillor Clinton) scanOct 2
  378. 378Order-departmental transfer-Board of Appeal Dept.- $11.00 scanOct 16
  379. 379Order-departmental transfer-Civil Defense Dept.-$1,000.00 scanOct 16
  380. 380Order-departmental transfer-Police Dept.- $800.00 scanOct 16
  381. 381Order-departmental transfer-Fire Dept. - $2,650.00 scanOct 16
  382. 382Order-departmental transfer-Library- $1,337.00 scanOct 16
  383. 383Order-departmental transfer-Veterans' Services Dept.-$100.00 scanOct 16
  384. 384Order-departmental transfer-Police Dept.-$5,600.00 scanOct 16
  385. 385Comm from the City Manager relative to the on-going concerns on Market Street scanOct 16
  386. 386Order-City Manager take action to provide ambulance service on a round the clock basis-(Councillor Sullivan) scanOct 16
  387. 387Order-City Manager is requested to direct the city depts. to provide mechanism for public hearing prior to the issuance of any zoning change-(Councillor Clinton) scanOct 16
  388. 388Order-City Manager is requested to diredt the Chief of Police to enforce traffic regulations which prohibit right turns from Mass. Ave. to Cedar St.-(Councillor Sullivan) scanOct 16
  389. 389Order-City Manager take action to prevent the motorists from taking a prohibited left hand turn into Rindge St. from the Parkway scanOct 16
  390. 390Order-City Manager direct the Director of Traffic&Parking-Trial Study-Resident Parking Sticker Program-(Councillor Duehay) scanOct 16
  391. 391Order-City Manager inform the City Council-Why the Costa Ambulance Service is not available at all times-(Councillor Duehay) scanOct 16
  392. 392Order-City Manager direct the Director of Traffic&Parking-erection of signs at the intersection of Walden & Sherman Sts & Huron Ave.&Sherman scanOct 16
  393. 393Order-City Manager-take the necesaary action to prohibit heavy trucking on certain sts. and providing for alternative routes for these vehicles-(Councillor Vellucci) scanOct 16
  394. 394Order-City Manager conduct a survey-Police listings made by letter carriers-(Councillor Sullivan) scanOct 16
  395. 395Order-City Manager show appreciation along with the City Council of the Firefighters-(Councillor Danehy) scanOct 16
  396. 396Order-City Manager take action to prohibit heavy trucking on Western Avenue, River Street, Prospect Street and Concord Avenue on a 24-hour basis and provide for alternative routes for these vehicles scanOct 16
  397. 397Order-City Manager direct the Forestry Dept. to undertake an estensive planting of shade trees on Dodge St and Western Ave.-(Councillor Graham) scanOct 16
  398. 398Order-City Manager determine certain statistics in connection with the registration of voters in the coming election-(Councillor Sullivan) scanOct 16
  399. 399Placed on File-Comprehensive Program-Two Resolutions scanOct 16
  400. 400Comm. from Mayor's Office with reference to a request for funds in the amount of $1,000.00 to Mayor's Office F-32 National Search scanOct 16
  401. 401Order-departmental transfer-AuditingDept.-$2,500.00 scanOct 30
  402. 402Order-departmental transfer-City Clerk's Office-$1,950.00 scanOct 30
  403. 403Order-appropriation of $500.00 to Election Commission scanOct 30
  404. 404Order-departmental transfer-$2,500.00 in the Electrical Dept. scanOct 30
  405. 405Order-departmental transfer-$200.00 in the Fire Dept. scanOct 30
  406. 406Order-departmental transfer-$25,000.00 inthe Dept. of Health,Hospital & Welfare scanOct 30
  407. 407Order-appropriation of $500.00 to Law Dept. scanOct 30
  408. 408Order-appropriation of $303.23 to Law Dept. scanOct 30
  409. 409Order-departmental transfer-$9,625.00 in the Library scanOct 30
  410. 410Order-appropriation of $150.00 to Police Dept. scanOct 30
  411. 411Order-departmental transfer_$11,735.00 in the Recreation Department scanOct 30
  412. 412Order-additional appropriation-$150.00 in the Treasurer's scanOct 30
  413. 413Comm. from City Manager requesting appropriation to City Treasurer of $80.20 for reimbursement to State Retirement System scanOct 30
  414. 414Order-departmental transfer-$600.00 in the Mayor's Office scanOct 30
  415. 415Comm. from George Teso, requesting any appropriation of $10,000.00 for construction of two parking lots. scanOct 30
  416. 416Order-departmental transfer-$4,000.00 in the Fire Department scanNov 6
  417. 417Order-Sum of $4,500.00 be appropriated to the Building Dept. scanNov 6
  418. 418Order-departmental transfer-$5,775.40 in the Election Commission scanNov 6
  419. 419Order-City Manager inform City Council of the time and procedure of the reimbursement of those retired employees who have accumulated sick leave. scanNov 6
  420. 420Order-City Manager make Salem St. a one way from Watson to Auburn scanNov 6
  421. 421Order-City Manager is requested to take necessary action to insure continued operation ofthe out-patient clinic at City Infirmary. scanNov 6
  422. 422Order- City Manager organize a Task Force of experts in the Federal Programs Field for the purpose of creating-Work and Wage Program- for the benefite of young prople who are school dropouts. scanNov 6
  423. 423Order-City Manager confer with the Chief of Police for formation of a Bicycle Squad within the Police Dept. scanNov 6
  424. 424Order-City Manager order that the tower bell be tolled every hour on the hour on Election Day. scanNov 6
  425. 425Order-City Manager inform the M.D.C. about the proposed new hockey rink in the St. Peters Field area. scanNov 6
  426. 426Order-City Manager direct the Planning Board to hold a hearing- on all proposed amendments to the Zoning Ordinance relative to Halfway houses. scanNov 6
  427. 427Order-City Manager direct the Department of Planning and Development to prepare immediately an amendment to the Zoning Ordinance of the City of Cambridge that would regulate Half way Houses. scanNov 6
  428. 428Order-departmental transfer-$318.33 in the Law Department scanNov 6
  429. 429Documentation in support of the acceptance of an initial grant award in the total amount of $63,036.00 to support an Auto Theft and Highway Safety Program. scanNov 13
  430. 430Order-departmental transfer-$130.00 in the License Commission scanNov 13
  431. 431Order-departmental transfer-$395.00 in the Assessors Department scanNov 13
  432. 432Order-departmental transfer-$300.00 in the Board of Appeal Department scanNov 13
  433. 433Order-departmental transfer-$675.00 in the Executive Department scanNov 13
  434. 434Order-departmental transfer-$1,400.00 in the City Council Budget. scanNov 13
  435. 435Order-departmental transfer-$135.00 in the Clerk of Committees Budget scanNov 13
  436. 436Order-appropriation to the Law Dept. in the sum of $78.53 scanNov 13
  437. 437City Manager take necessary action to transfer Day Care Center from City Infirmary to any other location. (Councillor Vellucci) scanNov 13
  438. 438City Manager conduct a survey of equipment in the Public Works Dept. (Councillor Sullivan) scanNov 13
  439. 439City Manager is requested to provide a sum sufficient in the 1973 Budget for the Dog Officer which will provide for vehicle, Office facilities, an a more adequate staff. (Mayor Ackermann) scanNov 13
  440. 440City Manager investigate the need of clothing replacements for the School Crossing Supervisors. (Councillor Vellucci) scanNov 13
  441. 441Order-departmental transfer-$1,200.00 in the Assessor's Office. scanNov 20
  442. 442Order-departmental transfer-$100.00 in the Building Department. scanNov 20
  443. 443Order-departmental transfer-$1,500.00 in the Electrical Department. scanNov 20
  444. 444Order-departmental transfer-$80,000.00 in the Hospital. scanNov 20
  445. 445Order-departmental transfer-$150.00 in the Mayor's Office. scanNov 20
  446. 446Order-departmental transfer-$10,000.00 in the Police Department. scanNov 20
  447. 447Order-departmental transfer-$37,500.00[?] in the Traffic & Parking Dept. scanNov 20
  448. 448Comm. from Frederick Reardon requesting an additional appropriation in the sum of $23,050.00 to the Treasury Dept. scanNov 20
  449. 449Order-departmental transfer-$5.00 in the Treasurer's Office scanNov 20
  450. 450Comm. from Arthur F. Libitz, requesting an appropriation of $600.00 to the Retirement Board. scanNov 20
  451. 451City Manager take necessary steps to repair roof which is leaking at the Municipal Building. (Councillor Clinton) scanNov 20
  452. 452City Manager direct all Dept. heads to grant time off on Friday-Thanksgiving Weekend. (Councillor Sullivan) scanNov 20
  453. 453City Manager take action to repair roof and any other repairs in the Broadway St. side of the underpass at Memorial Hall. (Councillor Sullivan) scanNov 20
  454. 454City Manager direct the Director of Traffic and Parking to take action to increase penalty of persons in violation of Article XIV. (Councillor Sullivan) scanNov 20
  455. 455City Manager appear at the City Council meeting of Nov. 27 to inform the City Council about his plans for the repair at the High School (Councillor Owens) scanNov 20
  456. 456City Manager appear before the City Council with the Supt. of Recreation on Nov. 27 to report on the progress being made toward establishing a Teenage Drop-In Center at the Longfellow School Area. ( Mayor Ackermann ) scanNov 20
  457. 457City Manager & the Board of Assessors "Assess and Bill" the Harvard land properties-that the License Commission revoke all privileges granted Harvard such as Liquor Licanses, etc. (Councillor Vellucci) scanNov 20
  458. 458Order-appropriation of $5,000.00 to the Executive Dept. scanNov 27
  459. 459Order-departmental transfer-City Clerk's Office-$300.00 scanDec 4
  460. 460Order-Departmental transfer-License Commission-$112.00 scanDec 4
  461. 461Order-departmental transfer-Treasurer's Office-$300.00 scanDec 4
  462. 462Order-departmental transfer-Veterans' Services Department-$400.00 scanDec 4
  463. 463Order-departmental transfer-Election Commission-$100.00 scanDec 4
  464. 464Order-departmental transfer-Planning & Development Dept.-$2,300.00 scanDec 4
  465. 465Order-departmental transfer-Budget-Personnel Dept.-$600.00 scanDec 4
  466. 466Order-departmental transfer-Building Dept.-$165.00 scanDec 4
  467. 467Order-departmental transfer-Purchasing Dept.-$763.00 scanDec 4
  468. 468Order-departmental transfer-Assessing Dept.-80.00 scanDec 4
  469. 469Order-departmental transfer-Library Dept.-$3,710.00. scanDec 4
  470. 470Order-departmental transfer-Law Department-$8,000.00 scanDec 4
  471. 471appropriation to Law Department in the sum of $424.13 scanDec 4
  472. 472acceptance of a grant in the amount of $2,215.78 for the Cambridge Hosp. scanDec 4
  473. 473Order-departmental transfer-Fire Department-$1,500.00 scanDec 4
  474. 474Order-City Manager direct the Chairman of the Cambridge License Comm. to update rules and regulations of the Commission-(Mayor Ackermann) scanDec 4
  475. 475Order-City Manager confer with officials of Harvard U. relative to making repairs in the Cambridge St. Underpass-(Councillor Vellucci) scanDec 4
  476. 476Order-departmental transfer-Law Dept.-$681.67 scanDec 11
  477. 477Order-Appropriation of $51.53 to Law Dept. scanDec 11
  478. 478Order-departmental transfer-City Clerk's Office-$2,000.00 scanDec 11
  479. 479Order-departmental transfer-Water Dept._$12,000.00 scanDec 11
  480. 480Order-That $38,000.00 be appropriated to the Water Department scanDec 11
  481. 481Order-departmental transfer-Police Dept.-$3,980.80 scanDec 11
  482. 482Order-additional appropriation to the Election Commission-$12,500.00 scanDec 11
  483. 483Order-additional appropriation to the Rehabilitation Public Buildings Account-$16,000.00 scanDec 11
  484. 484Order-appropriation to the Library-$893.06 scanDec 11
  485. 485Order-departmental transfer- Police Dept. -$1,200.00 scanDec 11
  486. 486Order-City Manager direct the Chief of Fire Department to take action to restore pumper at Engine Seven in Kendall Square (Councillor Sullivan) scanDec 11
  487. 487Order-City Manager submit a progress report of all Open Space Programs undertaken by the Recreation Dept.(Councillor Vellucci) scanDec 11
  488. 488Order-City Manager send a written explanation to members of Water Dept. Union and to the City Council as to the meaning of "Clothing Allowance" scanDec 11
  489. 489Order-City Manager direct the Chief of Fire Department,Building Comm. & Comm. of Health, Hospital to make an investigation of property at 97 Gore St. scanDec 11
  490. 490Order-departmental transfer in the Board of Assessors Dept._$162.00 scanDec 18
  491. 491Order-departmental transfer in the Auditing Dept.-$500.00 scanDec 18
  492. 492Order-departmental transfer in the Board of Appeal-$150.00 scanDec 18
  493. 493Order-departmental transfer in the Building Dept.-$200.00 scanDec 18
  494. 494Order-departmental transfer in the Election Commission-$102.00 scanDec 18
  495. 495Order-departmental transfer in the Electrical Dept.-$1,175.00 scanDec 18
  496. 496Order-departmental transfer in the Engineering Dept.-$2,550.00 scanDec 18
  497. 497Order-departmental transfer in the Executive Dept.-$375.00 scanDec 18
  498. 498Order-departmental transfer in the Health General Account-$14,000.00 scanDec 18
  499. 499Order-departmental transfer in the City Infirmary-$1,140.00 scanDec 18
  500. 500Order-departmental transfer in the Health, Hospital, & Welfare Dept. -$25,000.00 scanDec 18
  501. 501Order-departmental transfer in the City Infirmary-$4,125.00 scanDec 18
  502. 502Order-departmental transfer in the Health, Hospital & Welfare Dept. -$96,657.00 scanDec 18
  503. 503Order-departmental transfer-Library-$2,000.00 scanDec 18
  504. 504Order-departmental transfer-License Commission-$240.00 scanDec 18
  505. 505Order-departmental transfer-Police Dept.-$4,700.00 scanDec 18
  506. 506Order-departmental transfer-Public Works Dept.-$92,570.00 scanDec 18
  507. 507Order-departmental transfer-Purchasing Dept.-$2,210.00 scanDec 18
  508. 508Order-requesting an appropriation of $28,875.00 to the Cemetery Embellishment Account in the Public Works Department scanDec 18
  509. 509Order-requesting an appropriation of $21,853.64 to the Sidewalk Construction Account in the Public Works Departmant. scanDec 18
  510. 510Order-departmehtal transfer-Purchasing dept.-$3,500.00 scanDec 18
  511. 511Order-departmental transfer-Traffic & Parking Dept.-$300.00 scanDec 18
  512. 512Order-departmantal transfer-City Clerk's Office-$300.00 scanDec 18
  513. 513Order-requesting an appropriation of $57,126.89 to the Miscellaneous Account-Blue Cross-Blue Shield Medicare Insurance scanDec 18
  514. 514Approval of grant award in the amount of $27,790 for the Governors Committee on Law Enforcement. scanDec 18
  515. 515Order-departmental transfer-Electrical Dept.-$600.00 scanDec 18
  516. 516Order-departmental transfer-Budget-Personnel Dept._$875.00 scanDec 18
  517. 517Order-departmental transfer-Fire Depabtment-$19,338.06 the sum of $4,818 be appropriated to the Police Dept. scanDec 18
  518. 518An Appropriation of $196.50 to the Law Departmant be authorized. scanDec 18
  519. 519Order-departmental transfer-$20,525.00-Recreation Department scanDec 18
  520. 520Comm. from Robert A. Bowyer requesting an additional appropriation to the Planning & Development Dept.-$15,000.00 scanDec 18
  521. 521Comm. from Robert A. Bowyer re: to an appropriation from the Parking Fund to the Planning & Development Dept. A-2 scanDec 18
  522. 522Comm. from James B. Hartgering, requesting a transfer in appropriations in the Health General Account in the amount of $1,275.00 scanDec 18
  523. 523Comm. from James B. Hartgering, relative to the requested transfer of $1.275.00 in the Health General Account scanDec 18
  524. 524That City Manager be notified at the increase in the contribution by the City of Cambridge to seventy-five percent of the cost of the group insurance benefits. (Councillor Vellucci) scanDec 18
  525. 525That the City Manager allocate a sufficient sum to cover the cost of appraisals in connection with the application for a playground under the Open Space Program scanDec 18

Sundries

313 actions · № 1–1024
  1. 1Election of a mayor and vice chairman. scanJan 3
  2. 2Order-Mayor to appoint a sub committee-review of rent control.(Graham) scanJan 5
  3. 3Order-Cambridge accepts provisions of Chapter 842 of Acts of 1970. Appointment of Rent Control Board of 5 members. (Graham) scanJan 5
  4. 4Order-Relative to no evictions for non-payment of rent. (Graham) scanJan 5
  5. 5Adjournment-January 10, 1972 meeting. scanJan 10
  6. 6Order-Mayor-to appoint a committee-resolutions on retirement of Eliot Spaulding, Editor of Chronicle. (Sullivan) scanJan 10
  7. 7Order-Proposed amendment to Gen. Ordinances-Council Meetings. (Owens). scanJan 10
  8. 8RESOLUTIONS-Death of Kenneth E. Goepper. (Sullivan). scanJan 10
  9. 9Order-Congratulating Anthony Apicella, Dir. of Music. (Sullivan). scanJan 10
  10. 10Placed on file-Mayor Proclaims "Red Cross Blood Donor Day". scanJan 10
  11. 11Placed on file-Mayor proclaims "Lock your Car Week" scanJan 10
  12. 12Placed on file-Invitation to Proposition performance. scanJan 10
  13. 13Placed on file-Re:process of hearings before the Committee on Local Affairs with 1972 Legislative Session. scanJan 10
  14. 14Placed on file-re:shelters for use of MBTA patrons. scanJan 10
  15. 15Order-Solicitor to intervene in preceedings to evict tenant who has withheld payment of his rent due to uncertain rent levels. scanJan 10
  16. 16Order-Special Committee to conduct a review of all aspects of Rent Cont. scanJan 10
  17. 17Order-Council to adopt Rules of Procedure for the years 1972-73.(Vellucci) scanJan 10
  18. 18Placed on file-from Philip Cronin-list of certain bills filed in 1972 General Court. scanJan 10
  19. 19Placed on file-Notice from Milk Commission-hearing-for all milk marketing areas. scanJan 10
  20. 20Citizens for Frisoli-meeting-St. Francis Church. scanJan 17
  21. 21RESOLUTIONS-Birthday of Martin Luther King. scanJan 17
  22. 22Order-Council supports commemoration of Martin L. King-National Holiday. scanJan 17
  23. 23Order-Mayor draws up committee-resolutions on the death of James Cunniff. (Sullivan) scanJan 17
  24. 24Order-Congratulating WGBH TV for coverage of School Committee Meeting. (Vellucci) scanJan 24
  25. 25RESOLUTIONS-Retirement of Eliot B. Spalding. scanJan 24
  26. 26RESOLUTIONS-On the death of P. James Cunniff. scanJan 24
  27. 27Comm. from Lawrence Frisoli requesting permission to address City Council to discuss report on Tree Population and conditions of Parks. scanJan 31
  28. 28Placed on file-Mayor Proclaims "Proposition Day in Cambridge". scanJan 31
  29. 29Comm. from Charles Watson-Notice of fuel oil price changes. scanJan 31
  30. 30Comm. from Jules Sloat-wishing City Council good luck. scanJan 31
  31. 31Order-Council favors program providing free or reduced lunches for the children of Cambridge. (Vellucci) scanJan 31
  32. 32Order-Mayor to report information secured from Sub-Committee on Rent Control. (Clinton) scanJan 31
  33. 33Order-Mayor to appoint committee-resolutions on death of Edward Duffy. (Sullivan) scanJan 31
  34. 34Order-Mayor to appoint a committee-resolutions on death of Richard C. Evarts. (Sullivan) scanJan 31
  35. 35RESOLUTIONS-On the death of Richard C. Evarts. scanFeb 7
  36. 36Order-Council designates License Commission as Licensing Conduit for the City Council to process licenses to conduct beano games. (Sullivan) scanFeb 7
  37. 37Placed on file-from Vincent Panico, Cambridgeport Residents Union, inviting Council to hold meeting at Cambridgeport. scanFeb 7
  38. 38Placed on file-from Dianne Cooperman, requesting that she be placed on agenda for Meeting of Feb. 7, 1972. scanFeb 7
  39. 39Placed on file-from Cong. Thomas P. O'Neill, acknowledging resolutions supporting National Holiday-Martin Luther King Day. scanFeb 7
  40. 40Order-Council goes on record opposed to tactics of British Government in Northern Ireland. (Vellucci) scanFeb 14
  41. 41Order-Mayor to arrange a schedule of subcommittee meetings of City Council. (Clinton) scanFeb 14
  42. 42RESOLUTIONS-Death of Rev. Manuel J. Cascais. (Sullivan) scanFeb 14
  43. 43Order-Mayor to appoint a committee-resolutions on the death of John Gairachty. (Duehay) scanFeb 14
  44. 44RESOLUTIONS-on the Death of Edward G. Duffy. scanFeb 14
  45. 45Invitation-Recreation on a Shoe String. scanFeb 14
  46. 46Comm. from National movement for Student Vote-registering 18-20 Yr. olds. scanFeb 14
  47. 47Comm. from Sen. Edward Brook-Martin Luther King Holiday. scanFeb 14
  48. 48Comm. from James Burke-Martin Luther King Holiday. scanFeb 14
  49. 49Comm. from Michael Harrington-Martin Luther King Holiday. scanFeb 14
  50. 50Comm. from Mary Mroz-registration of 18 and older for voting. scanFeb 28
  51. 51Placed on file-from Milk Control Commission-fixing prices. scanFeb 28
  52. 52Placed on file-From Milk Control Commission-amending Official Order No. G-F203-Producer Rrice. scanFeb 28
  53. 53Comm. from Francis P. Burns-requesting the setting of time for the opening and closing of poles. scanFeb 28
  54. 54Placed on file-Comm. from John McCarthy,Endorsing od Follow Through Program by School Committee. scanFeb 28
  55. 55Order-Cambridge Spanish Council. scanFeb 28
  56. 56Comm. from John Crapo-requesting to be heard-Referendeum petition for Frisoli. scanFeb 28
  57. 57Comm. from Lorraine Butler-requesting to be heard-referendum petition-Frisoli. scanFeb 28
  58. 58Comm. from John Molloy, Endorsing Green, Franklin, Pearl Sts development. scanFeb 28
  59. 59Order-Clerk notify of meeting of voters of said parties at voting placed designated., delegates, etc. scanFeb 28
  60. 60Comm. from Edward Brook-re: Youth vote-The Student Vote. February-see also 1000-1002 scanFeb 28
  61. 61Order-School Committee to assist Students of Notre Dame de Pitie High School in gaining admission to other schools. (Danehy) scanMar 6
  62. 62Order-Council Committees and Dept. Headstart give a progress report on questions raised at Morse School. (Ackermann) scanMar 6
  63. 63Order-Re: Police listing of residents including students. (Danehy) scanMar 6
  64. 64Order-Congratulating Charles Whitlock of Harvard University.(Duehay) scanMar 6
  65. 65Order-Council favors House Bill 1060 and 1842. (Ackermann) scanMar 6
  66. 66Order-Council favors acceptance of Chapter 946 Acts of 1971.(Sullivan) scanMar 6
  67. 67Order-Congratulating John Snooks Kelley and members of BC Hockey Team. (Clinton) scanMar 6
  68. 68Order-Mayor to appoint committee-resolutions on death of Donald Spencer. (Moncreiff) scanMar 6
  69. 69Order-Council supports Senate Bill 1047-Establishment of footpaths and bike paths. (Ackermann Duehay) scanMar 6
  70. 70Order-Congratulating Rindge Basketball Team, Coach and Asst. Coaches. (Duehay) scanMar 6
  71. 71RESOLUTIONS-On the death of John M. Gairachty. scanMar 6
  72. 72Order-Mayor to appoint a committee to draw up resolutions on the retirement of Captain Alfred E. Marckini. (Sullivan) scanMar 6
  73. 73Reconsideration-Referendum petition-Supt. Frisoli. scanMar 6
  74. 74Role Call Vote-Adjournment. scanMar 6
  75. 75Placed on file-from Francis Burns, re: copies of Police Listing be Made available as soon as possible. scanMar 13
  76. 76Report-Committee to discuss restoration of Corporal Burns Park. scanMar 13
  77. 77Order-re: Publication of list of candidates for City Council and School Committee in recent election. (Vellucci) scanMar 20
  78. 78Order-Council favors Senate Bill 622-construction of Bike Paths. (Ackermann) scanMar 20
  79. 79Order-Council favors plan of transportation Secretary, Volpe, to use some of the Federal highway money for public transportation.(Duehay) scanMar 20
  80. 80Order-re:questions raised concerning accuracy of police listing. (Duehay) scanMar 20
  81. 81RESOLUTIONS-on the death of Donald Spencer. scanMar 20
  82. 82RESOLUTIONS-on the retirement of Alfred Marckini of the Police Dept. scanMar 20
  83. 83Order-Pres. of Harvard invited to Council meeting to answer questions regarding reported purchase of the Continental Hotel. (Vellucci) scanMar 20
  84. 84Order-Council opposed to House Bill H2661. (owens) scanMar 20
  85. 85NOTICE - Special Meeting-March 22, 1972. scanMar 22
  86. 86Placed on file-Comm. from John McCarthy-informing Council of meeting relative to overcrowding at ME Fitzgerald. scanMar 27
  87. 87Comm. from Cambridge Coalitions for Child Care requesting their presence to be postponed. scanMar 27
  88. 88RESOLUTIONS-Congratulating Rev. Joel Oliveira on appointment as Pastor of St. Anthony's Church. (Vellucci) scanMar 27
  89. 89Order-Mayor to call special meeting of Council to discuss relationship between Cambridge, Harvard and MIT. scanMar 27
  90. 90Straw vote on selection of a school Superintendent. scanMar 27
  91. 91Council favors House Bill 4029-Issuance of Parking stickers to residents of Cambridge. scanMar 27
  92. 92Comm. from Eastern Cambridge Citizens Committee against destructive Truck traffic in residential neighborhoods. scanMar 27
  93. 93Comm. from Robert Thompson,Cambridge Conservation Commission, Earth Week. scanMar 27
  94. 94RESOLUTION-Angela Davis Trial. scanApr 3
  95. 95Order-Council urges Legislators to support bills that provide for State assumption of MBTA operating deficit. (Ackermann) scanApr 3
  96. 96RESOLUTIONS-On the death of Willard D. Wood. scanApr 3
  97. 97Comm. from John Brode re: police listing. scanApr 3
  98. 98PROCLAMATION-Mayor declares WATER SAFETY DAY IN CAMBRIDGE. scanApr 10
  99. 99Placed on file-Comm. from City Clerk stating he was informed that the meeting scheduled for Wednesday April 12 at Fitzgerald School has been cancelled at petitioners request. scanApr 10
  100. 100Comm. from Manuel Rogers-Celebration honoring Feast of Santo Cristo and requesting closing of Portland St. scanApr 24
  101. 101Comm. from Milk Control Commission-public hearing-regulations, etc. scanApr 24
  102. 102Order-relative to Teen Centres open all year. (Vellucci) scanApr 24
  103. 103Comm. from City Clerk-resolution of Joseph Schirmer-withdrawal of all American Forces from Indochina and release of information on American Involvement in Indochina theatre. scanApr 24
  104. 104Order-Resignation of Mayor Ackermann. (Danehy) scanApr 24
  105. 105Comm. from John Moran, Veterans Organization,non participation of Veterans Groups in Patriots Dat Exercises. scanMay 1
  106. 106Comm. from John Sears, MCD, marked trees on Memorial Drive. scanMay 1
  107. 107Placed on file-Appellate Tax Board. scanMay 1
  108. 108Order-Mayor to appoint committee to draw resolutions on the death of Atty. Joseph P. Coughlin. (Sullivan) scanMay 1
  109. 109Placed on file-from Milk Control Commission-copy of amendment No. 21., to official Order No. G-301. scanMay 1
  110. 110Placed on file-from Pasquale Reale inviting council to Memorial Day Exercises. scanMay 1
  111. 111Order-Thanking youngsters involved in school safety patrols. (Owens) scanMay 1
  112. 112Order-Election Commission and City Solicitor to appear at meeting to discuss procedure in selecting jurors. (Owens) scanMay 8
  113. 113Placed on file-from Kristen Wainwright, Harvard Square Arts Festival, expressing appreciation for assistance and enclosing a schedule of events. scanMay 8
  114. 114RESOLUTIONS-J. Edgar Hoover. scanMay 15
  115. 115Placed on file-from Waltham Board of Appeals-public hearing-construction of low income housing-South St. scanMay 15
  116. 116Order-Harvard University to cease construction of Parking garage at the corner of Felton St. and Broadway. scanMay 15
  117. 117Comm. from Historical Commission-property vicinity of 108 Brattle St. re: application of Thaddeus Beal-removal of chimney. scanMay 15
  118. 118Adjournment. scanMay 15
  119. 119RESOLUTIONS-John F. Kelleher. scanMay 22
  120. 120Order-Cambridge Housing Authority congratulated on opening new Elderly Centres. scanMay 22
  121. 121Council favors passage of house bill 329. scanMay 22
  122. 122Order-Congratulating Cambridge High and Latin School Band for outstanding spring concert. scanMay 22
  123. 123Order-Congratulating Paul E. Teague, Editor of Chronicle on his marriage. scanMay 22
  124. 124Invitation-from Eleanor McDermott-party for Cambridge Schools Safety patrol. scanMay 22
  125. 125Complaint-from Patricia Walsh-Harvard Square Waitress Union-violation of the health code in Harvard Square restaurants. scanMay 22
  126. 126Comm. thanking Council for resolution adopted regarding involvement in War-Ad Hoc Committee. scanMay 22
  127. 127Order-Council opposes rate increase by Cambridge Electric Light. scanMay 22
  128. 128Order-Regarding strike staff of Phoenix. scanMay 22
  129. 129Recess. scanMay 22
  130. 130Adjournment. scanMay 22
  131. 131Notice of a Special Meeting. scanMay 24
  132. 132Comm. from Clerk-Merger of Trustees of the Ministerial Fund in First Parish in Cambridge. scanJun 5
  133. 133Comm. from Clerk-Traffic director to promulgate rules and regulations relative to parking of vehicles in residential areas. scanJun 5
  134. 134Comm. from Dick Land-praising beauty of Ross Fountain at intersection of Craigie and Brattle Sts. scanJun 5
  135. 135Comm. from Manuel Rogers-inviting Council to Celebration at St. Anthonys Church. scanJun 5
  136. 136Comm. from Manuel Rogers-thanking Council for support of Annual Feast. scanJun 5
  137. 137Order-Council endorses and supports Charles River Festival. (Moncreiff) scanJun 5
  138. 138Order-Advertising legal notices in Foreign Language newspapers. (Vellucci) scanJun 5
  139. 139RESOLUTIONS-Kenneth E. Poore. scanJun 5
  140. 140Order-Policy that no hearing of Sub Committee of Council will be held on Monday Evenings while council is in session. (Owens) scanJun 5
  141. 141Report from Committee on Transportation-Re:heavy trucking in the residential areas. scanJun 5
  142. 142Placed on file-from Clorae Evereteze commending Det. Halliday for his interest, cooperation etc. in involvement with parents and pupils of Cambridge Schools. scanJun 12
  143. 143Order-Teen Centre,Longfellow School. scanJun 12
  144. 144Order-Solicitor to draft a leash law along lines adopted by neighboring communities. (Moncreiff) scanJun 12
  145. 145Comm. from Clerk-proposed resolution endorsing United Farmworkers' Lettuce Boycott. scanJun 12
  146. 146Notice-Special Meeting-City Manager. scanJun 15
  147. 147Comm. from Jesper Rosenmeier, Prof. of English, Tufts, stating a group of 57 Danish Students would like to visit the Council. scanJun 26
  148. 148Press. release from George Teso re: streets that will be affected due to service expansion projects by NE Telephone Co. scanJun 26
  149. 149Petition of Students of St. Mary's High School requesting support of their cause to end the war in Vietnam. scanJun 26
  150. 150Comm. from Maurice Donahue notifying the Council of a conference to be held on Pressing Realities of Collective Bargaining Implementation of the Uniform Fiscal Cycle Law. scanJun 26
  151. 151Comm. from Deborah Snyder requesting an opportunity to appear before the Council to present their views on the problem of selecting a City Manager. scanJun 26
  152. 152Comm. from Albert Wolfe stating he has received application from Anthony Enders for certificate of appropriate to paint the house and erect a fence. scanJun 26
  153. 153Comm. from Cambridge School Traffic Supervisors thanking Council for making the Safety Patrol party of June 3 a success. scanJun 26
  154. 154Order-Council congratulates Mr. and Mrs Ronald Melin-Twins. scanJun 26
  155. 155RESOLVE:-Congratulating management of Empire Diner Theatre and all who contributed to success of senior citizens outing on June 7, 1972. scanJun 26
  156. 156RESOLVE-Congratulating Boston Herald Traveler and Record American on their new jounalistic venture. scanJun 26
  157. 157Order-Council to support Comprehensive Program before the national Institute of Mental Health. (Clinton) scanJun 26
  158. 158Order-Council in favor of a bill in Congress to allow immigrants to take citizenship in bi-lingual examinations in vernacular. (Vellucci) scanJun 26
  159. 159Order-all calendar items to be placed on file. (Clinton) scanJun 26
  160. 160Comm. from Robert Gordon, Polyarts, requesting endorsement of proposal for funding through a project called-Yankee Flea Market. scanJun 26
  161. 161ANOTHER TOWER - 10 Story Elderly Building-at Old Hertz Garage site. July-see also 1003-1019. scanJun 26
  162. 162Special Meeting-August 17, 1972. scanAug 17
  163. 163Order-City Clerk requested to publish notice of State Primary to be held Sept. 19, 1972. scanAug 22
  164. 164Order-City Council unhappy with lack of cooperation displayed by Harvard in its relationship with the City. (Vellucci) scanAug 22
  165. 165Order-Relative to registration from September 7 to October 7, 1972. (Owens and Graham) scanAug 22
  166. 166Request for the City Council to adopt an ordinance amending the Zoning ordinance of the City of Cambridge scanSep 11
  167. 167Petition-rezoning of land between Lee and Hancock Streets. scanSep 11
  168. 168Order-relative to Recreation Facilities-(Councillor Clinton) scanSep 11
  169. 169Order-Maintainence program for public facilities (Councillors Clinton & Danehy) scanSep 11
  170. 170Order-Sullivan Post be closed-(Councillor Clinton) scanSep 11
  171. 171Order-Public Library preferably in the Sullivan Post (Councillor Clinton) scanSep 11
  172. 172Order-Time off for Jewish holiday- (Councillor Clinton) scanSep 11
  173. 173Order-Halfway houses in the city- (Councillor Danehy) scanSep 11
  174. 174Order-Relative to heavy truck traffic-(Councillor Vellucci) scanSep 11
  175. 175Comm. from Milk Control Commission-requiring disclosure of lobbying activity. scanSep 11
  176. 176Petition-for amendment to the Zoning Ordinance-pertaining to Hammond, Oxford,Wendall et als streets. scanSep 11
  177. 177Comm. from Betty L. Jessup of Waltham about-City golf-course scanSep 18
  178. 178Notice that a meeting will be held in the Tobin School auditorium-to receive progress reports on planningg work underway for MBTA'S proposed Red Line extension. scanSep 18
  179. 179Comm. from City Clerk transmitting copy of Chapter 546, Acts of the year 1972, the same being "An Act directing the Metropolitan District Commission to Acquire, Maintain and Preserve certain land in the City of Cambridge and town of Belmont. -> Placed on file scanSep 18
  180. 180Request for Hearing on September 18, 1972 at 8 P.M. scanSep 18
  181. 181Comm. from the Board of Selectmen Norfolk, Mass-requesting City Council to confer with the Governor and the Comm. of the Dept. of Coreetion involving policy changes and security at all penel institutions. scanSep 18
  182. 182Comm. from John G. Sabby - Creating a Housing Shortage scanSep 18
  183. 183A speech from John H. Corcoran, City Manager to the City Council,Cambridge scanSep 18
  184. 184Summary of Report by Haley & Aldrich-City Dump Site in Cambridge scanSep 18
  185. 185Dr. Hartgering to appear at next City Council meeting-explain what standards are used by housing inspectors in determining what housing code violators constitute health hazards. scanSep 18
  186. 186Comm. from Richard I. Furbush-relative to Blair Pond Area scanSep 25
  187. 187Comm. from the Cambridge Association of Voters-relativeto noise from Fire Department vehicles scanSep 25
  188. 188Comm. from Dr. Samuel Lewis-regarding the collection of rubbish scanSep 25
  189. 189Comm. from Acoustic Research espressing appreciation for prompt handling of their request for new sidewalks scanSep 25
  190. 190A request for proper petitions for the adoption of a charter for the City of Cambridge from Michael J. Amate. scanSep 25
  191. 191Report on Harvard-Alewife Transit Extension Studies enclosed with letter from City Manager on this report scanSep 25
  192. 192From Emergency Finance Board-authorizing City of Cambridge to borrow 2,650,000.00 for the Home for the Aged and Infirm scanSep 25
  193. 193Mayor Barbara Ackermann proclaim the period October 5th-11th as-League of Woman Voters Week in Cambridge scanOct 2
  194. 194That the Kolligian Motors buildingat 456 Broadway St- be used to establish Occupational Education classes in automotive/mechanical trades scanOct 2
  195. 195Opposition to the construction of the Holiday Inn on Mt. Auburn St as ti is currenlly designed scanOct 2
  196. 196Cambridge Traffic & Parking Dept. prohibits all "left turns" from Upland rd. into Mass. Ave on a 60-day trial period scanOct 2
  197. 197The request of continued opposition to the Massachusetts Dept. of Public Works; Plans for reconstruction andwidening of Route 2 in Lincoln and Concord scanOct 2
  198. 198Communication from L. Herman M.D.-relative to the Holiday Inn Development on Mt. Suburn St. scanOct 2
  199. 199Report from the Housing & Land Committee scanOct 2
  200. 200Election Commission grant Joan Cadden a hearing to resolve question of her registration under her maiden name scanOct 2
  201. 201Complaint against one of the owners of the property for violation of the zoning law. scanOct 2
  202. 202An Invitation to the Cambridge City Council to be guests of Honor at a rally on behalf of Senator George McGovern scanOct 16
  203. 203Comm. from Arthur Parris relative to motion adopted by Planning Board on August 25 regarding MHFA Commitment drawing at premises numbered 808 Memorial Drive. scanOct 16
  204. 204The Cambridge Foreman's Association selected the representatives of all employees of the City of Cambridge Public Works Dept. forthe purpose of bargaining in respect to conditions of employment scanOct 16
  205. 205Comm. from Camb. Chamber of Commerce-The Mayor's Summer Employment Program. scanOct 16
  206. 206Notification that the Cooper-Frost-Austin House is now listed in the National Register of Histroic Places scanOct 16
  207. 207City Council go on record as favoring the expenditures of $900.00 of unexpended funds of the Mayor's Summer Employment Program scanOct 16
  208. 208City Council hold its nest meeting at the New Tobin School on Oct. 30, 1972 at 8:00 P.M.-(Councillor Owens) scanOct 16
  209. 209Comm. from Dean E. Fooraker, Harvard Graduate School of Businaes Ad. congratulating the rescue squad of the Cambridge Fire Dept. for assistance in an embrgency at Barker library. scanOct 30
  210. 210Comm. from Robert J. Weggel, relative to the possible use of the Sacks Estate for recreation and education and recording opposition to construction of any high rise buildings on this site. scanOct 30
  211. 211Comm. from Cambridge Police Association with proposed amendment to Chapter 2B-new salary schedules for 1973 & 1974 scanOct 30
  212. 212State Election scanOct 30
  213. 213Comm. from Thomas Teebagy requesting an Executive Council session Subject:-The excessive amount of vandalism in and around Longfellow School Area. scanOct 30
  214. 214Comm. from Diane Lund, NOW Jury information Effort, relative to the law that prohibite mothers with young children to serve on jury. scanOct 30
  215. 215City Council is invited to attend Armistice Day Excercises and Luncheon of the World War One Veterans on Nov. 11 scanOct 30
  216. 216Notice of a meeting sponsored by the CAC in City Hall - Zoning and Development in Cambridge - scanOct 30
  217. 217Comm. from Byrle Breny for permission to make statement on the subject of rent controljat the City Council meeting scanOct 30
  218. 218Petition of Peter Bennett pertaining to Flea Markets scanOct 30
  219. 219Mobility problems of Elderly Cambridge Residents-A Summary of Communtiy Meetings scanOct 30
  220. 220Order-City Council approves the petition to the General Court-An Act relative to the Retirement allowance to Julia M. Critchfield. (Councillor Sullivan) scanOct 30
  221. 221Report from George Teso, Director of Traffic & Parking relative to the Resident Sticker Program. scanOct 30
  222. 222Comm. from City Manager stating that his decision is to hold firm against any expenditures which may benefit a few at a great burden to the majority of our citizens. scanOct 30
  223. 223Order. Mayor to take command of the Police Dept. scanOct 30
  224. 224Order- Mayor to take command of the Police Dept. scanOct 30
  225. 225Official notice - re-registration from Oct. 9 to Oct. 25, relative to Rent Control. scanOct 30
  226. 226Order-City Manager John H. Corcoran to be retained as City Manager scanJun 5
  227. 227Order-Intent of City Council to offer position of City Manager to Mr James Threatt (Graham) scanJun 5
  228. 228Order-Intent of City Council to offer the position of City Manager to Mr. James C. Johnsonn (Owens) scanJun 5
  229. 229Mayor Ackermann recommendations for a memorial in the name of John M. Gairachty of the Community Schools be adopted scanOct 16
  230. 230Community Schools existance celebration scanOct 16
  231. 231Joan Cadden vs. the Election Commission scanOct 2
  232. 232Order-Her Honor the Mayor is requested to appoint a Special Sub-Committee of this City Council to draw up suitable resolutions on the death of Charles F. Whiting-(Councillor Duehay) scanNov 6
  233. 233Order-This City Council go on record congratulating Antony Herrey on his contributions to the civic life of the City of Cambridge; -(Councillor Clinton)- scanNov 6
  234. 234Order-City Council record its deepest regret at the passing of Attorney Charles H. McGlue. scanNov 6
  235. 235Order-Mayor take command of the Police Department scanNov 6
  236. 236Open-Space Program scanNov 6
  237. 237Resolution authorizing filing of application for neighborhood facilities grant. scanNov 6
  238. 238Comm. from Robert F. Rowland-with proposed City Council resolutions for annual State Urban Renewal Assistance Grant Payments. scanNov 6
  239. 239Comm. from Frank Smith, President of the Cambridge Veterans Organization, requesting that permanent lighting be installed at the War Memorial. scanNov 6
  240. 240Comm. from Frank Smith-relative to the planning for the 200th Anniversary Of the City of Cambridge. scanNov 6
  241. 241Comm. from Frank Smith-relative to the restoring of Patriots Day and Independence Day to their former importance and Stature. scanNov 6
  242. 242Comm. from Robert Bright-relative to the Wellington-Harrington Citizens Committee parking lott scanNov 6
  243. 243Order-relative to the Gore Street Playground (Councillor Vellucci) scanNov 6
  244. 244Order-That the City Council hold a hearing about the proposed skating rink in the North Cambridge area. (Councillor Vellucci) scanNov 6
  245. 245Order-That the Mayor appoint a Special Sub-Committee, consisting of the entire membership of the City Council to meet with the City Manager. (Councillor Owens) scanNov 6
  246. 246Petition-Chapter 763, Acts of 1972-Death benefit policy for municipal employees. scanNov 6
  247. 247Ace Machine Building on Harvard St. has been turned over to young motor-cycle groups to be used as a motorcycle repair shop. scanNov 6
  248. 248Comm. from City Manager-relative to the East Cambridge Fire Station Location Analysis. scanNov 13
  249. 249Comm. from John H. Corcoran-relative to the desires of your honorable body on some issues. scanNov 13
  250. 250Comm. from John H. Corcoran with report from the Planning Dept. relative to the construction of a municipal Parking area at the southern end of Seventh Street. scanNov 13
  251. 251Comm. from John H. Corcoranrelative to Half-way Houses in the City of Cambridge. scanNov 13
  252. 252Letter from Thomas A. Hardy of WKBG-TV inviting the members of the City Council to reply to the statement of David B. Harris urging prompt action by the Chief of Police where there is sufficient evidence of wrong doings scanNov 13
  253. 253Comm. from the Cambridge Fire Fighters Union Local #30 with a proposed salary schedule for the years 1973 & 1974. scanNov 13
  254. 254Comm. from Clorae Evereteze, Executive Director of the Cambridge Civic Unity Committee expressing a vote of confidence in the new Superintendent of Schools. scanNov 13
  255. 255Comm. from Edwin T. Steffian inviting the Mayor, City Manager & City Planner to attend CAC meeting. scanNov 13
  256. 256Petition from Ronald Fleming and others expressing opposition to Holiday Inn on Mt. Auburn Street. scanNov 13
  257. 257The City Council requests that the City Manager order that the Dept. of Planning and Development devise a plan for residence, businass, industry, traffic and parking, parks and other necessités of the City. scanNov 13
  258. 258City Council & Mayor recognize the profound influence of Charles H. Whiting upon the Community life of the City of Cambridge. scanNov 13
  259. 259Cambridge Housing Authority reconsider its vote of Nov. 8, 1972 and vote to acquire the Willow St. Housing for Low Income residency. (Mayor Ackermann) scanNov 13
  260. 260Comm. from Cambridge Housing Authority thanking the City Council and others on reporting facts on the Willow St. controversy. scanNov 20
  261. 261Order-The Cambridge Housing Authority is urged to take over the Willow street Housing Development. (Councillor Vellucci) scanNov 20
  262. 262Location of the Skating Rink in the North Cambridge Area. scanDec 4
  263. 263Report by the Planning & Development Dept entitled: "1970 Census Summary Statistics for Cambridge, Mass.-Social, Economic and Housing Data, Fourth Count, City-Wide." scanDec 4
  264. 264Comm. from John H. Corcoran re; to the establishment of a "trust fund" scanDec 4
  265. 265Comm. from John H. Corcoran re; to the proposed site location for the North Cambridge Skating Rink scanDec 4
  266. 266Comm.-Restoring Patriots Day & Independence Day to their former Importance & Stature scanDec 4
  267. 267Comm. from Mrs. Ross McFarland stating heropposition to the plans for the Holiday Inn. scanDec 4
  268. 2682268. Comm. from Wilson Rains re: to the North Cambridge Skating Rink scanDec 4
  269. 269Comm. from S.N. Mangano, M.D. Re: to the Harvard Community Health Plan scanDec 4
  270. 270Order that the Mayor send to the Cambridge Residents now serving in the Armed Forces in South East Asia a Christmas Package(C.Sullivan) scanDec 4
  271. 271Order that this City Council go on record in opposition of this highway proposal-(Councillor Danehy) scanDec 4
  272. 272Traffic situation in the area of Sherman & Walden Streets. scanDec 11
  273. 273Comm. from John H. Corcoran relative to survey made on Ttaffic conditions on Salem Street. scanDec 11
  274. 274City Manager notifying City Council of the Absence of Mr. Guichard at the meeting at 8:00 P.M. tonight. scanDec 11
  275. 275Comm. from Francis J. Hickey notifying City Council of hearing on Dec. 19 re: to the discontinuance of Bus service by the Middlesex & Boston Street Railway Co. scanDec 11
  276. 276Request of Anna Aiello for a hearing relative to the problems she has met as a result of Rent Control. scanDec 11
  277. 277Order that the Dept. of Planning & Development devise a plan for residence, business, industry, traffic and parking and other necessities of the City. scanDec 11
  278. 278A report prepared by the Planning & Development Dept. re: to the New Street Skating Rink. scanDec 18
  279. 279A report prepared by the Planning & Development Dept. re: to the BTPR Studies of Cambridge Highway Alternitives scanDec 18
  280. 280Comm. from Edward D. McCarthy, Acting City Solicitor re: to the Obstructions on sidewalk at 14 Story Street scanDec 18
  281. 281Comm. from City Manager relative to requested transfer of $6,000 -entitled "Clothing Allowance" scanDec 18
  282. 282Comm. from the City Manager relative to Kendall Square. scanDec 18
  283. 283That the Cambridge Housing Authority make efforts to make available many leased units as are available within its current allocation (Councillor Graham) scanDec 18
  284. 284The removal of John H. Corcoran from the Office of City Manager scanAug 2
  285. 285From Neil Peterson requesting removal of his name for consideration for the position of City Manager. scanSep 4
  286. 286That John H. Corcoran be and hereby is retained as the City Manager of the City of Cambridge. scanSep 11
  287. 287Notice of a Special Meeting August 2 scanAug 2
  288. 288Department of Public Utilities - Propriety of rates & charges will hold a hearing on September 27, 1972 scanAug 30
  289. ⤳numbering jumps 288 → 1000 — the clerk's own discontinuity, confirmed against scans—
  290. 1000Comm. from William H. Crocker stating that the cost of the portable sound system has been secured. scanFeb 8
  291. 1001Application for use of a School Building for City Council Meeting. scanFeb 17
  292. 1002Comm. from Philip S. Shaw regarding Rent Control scanMar 22
  293. 1003Notice of a Special Meeting-July 5, 1972 at 6:00 P.M. scanJul 5
  294. 1004From Joseph C. Tanski-a bill has been filed in the Superior Court, Middlesex County, Massachusetts. scanJul 5
  295. 1005Notice of a Special Meeting on July 6, 1972 scanJul 6
  296. 1006Notice of a Special Meeting on July 7, 1972 scanJul 7
  297. 1007Comm. from Philip M. Cronin, City Solicitor, relative to orders of the City Council relative to the position of the City Manager scanJul 12
  298. 1008Notice of a Special Meeting on July 14, 1972 at 6:00 P.M. scanJul 14
  299. 1009Motion for reconsideration submitted by Councillor Thomas Danehy scanJul 17
  300. 1010That residential requirements contained in the Article III of the Amendment of the Constitution is no longer valid[?]. scanJul 19
  301. 1011Notice of a Special Meeting on July 20, 1972 scanJul 20
  302. 1012Letter from Philip M. Cronin stating the appropriate procedure for the City Council to request his opinion. scanJul 20
  303. 1013From John J. Crapo-That City Council focus their attention to his letter of July 11, 1972 to the Secretary of the State scanJul 20
  304. 1014Notice of a 5:30 meeting of the City Council on July 24, 1972 scanJul 24
  305. 1015Notice of a 6:00 meeting of the City Council on July 24, 1972 scanJul 24
  306. 1016Notice of a 7:00 meeting of the City Council on July 24, 1972 scanJul 24
  307. 1017Map of the Cambridge Infirmary Land scan—
  308. 1018Copy of Sign-Property of Stephen J. Garrity,32 Harding Ave. scan—
  309. 1019Bicyle Trails- scan—
  310. 1020Papers on the Special meeting held October 26, 1972 scanOct 26
  311. 1021Dog Officer scanNov 13
  312. 1022Notice of Special Meeting, December 27, 1972 scanDec 27
  313. 1023Comm. from theCity Manager Re: Kendall Square scanJul 14
  314. 1024Comm. from the City Manager re: sick leave scan—

Highways

285 actions · № 1–285
  1. 1Order-Signs-8 Magazine St.-Allied Radio Shack.Jan 10
  2. 2Order-Signs-639 Mass. Ave., 1389 Mass. Ave., Taxman, Inc.Jan 10
  3. 3Order-Driveway-64 Pearl St., Gerasimos Georgoulis.Jan 10
  4. 4Order-Sign-341 Cambridge St., Dominic Savarese.Jan 10
  5. 5Petition-Cambridge Electric Light Co.-locations for poles.Jan 10
  6. 6Order-Sign-2 Holworthy St., Buy Rite Liquors.Jan 10
  7. 7Order-Sign-41 Boylston St., Crimson Travel Service.Jan 10
  8. 8Order-Sign-39-41 Boylston St.-Crimson Travel Service.Jan 10
  9. 9Order-sign-1900 Mass. Avenue.Coca Cola USA.Jan 17
  10. 10Order-sign-4 Inman Square.B and R Drugs Inc.Jan 17
  11. 11Order-sign-4 Inman Square.B and R Drug. Inc.Jan 17
  12. 12Order-sign-4 Inman Square, BandR Drugs, Inc.Jan 17
  13. 13Order-canopy-4 Inman Square, B & R Drugs., Inc.Jan 17
  14. 14Order-sign-47½ Mt. Auburn St., CT Chin.Jan 17
  15. 15Order-Driveway-99 Allston St. Fred & Pat. Dunwoody.Jan 24
  16. 16Order-awning-300 Mass. Ave-Paul Reynolds-Tuesday Afternoon.Jan 24
  17. 17Order-sign-1271 Cambridge St.-S. Leon Applebaum.Jan 24
  18. 18Order-sign-1910 Mass. Ave.-Robert Marlowe-Cambridge Formal Wear.Jan 24
  19. 19Repairs of River Street and Appleton Street.Jan 24
  20. 20Permit-10 inch step-69 Spring St.-Joseph Scolaro.Jan 31
  21. 21Order-Sign-444 Portland St.-Marc Millot.Feb 7
  22. 22Order-Sign-4 Inman Sq.-Bond Rexall Pharmacy.-Revoking Permit.Feb 7
  23. 23Order-sign-4 Inman Sq.-Bond Pharmacy.-Revoking Permit.Feb 7
  24. 24Order-Revoking permit for sign-Canopy-1368-1372 Cambridge St.-Bond Pharm.Feb 7
  25. 25Order-Revoking permit for sign-4 Inman Sq.-Bond Pharmacy.Feb 7
  26. 26Order-Sign-78 Prospect St.-Parisian Motors Inc.Feb 7
  27. 27Order-sign-78 Prospect St.-Parisian Motors Inc.Feb 7
  28. 28Order-Sign-78 Prospect St.-Parisian Motors Inc.Feb 7
  29. 29Order-Sign-10 Magazine St.-Irving Young.Feb 7
  30. 30Order-Sign-199 Concord Ave.-Chevron Oil Co.Feb 14
  31. 31Order-Sign-199 Concord Ave-Chevron Oil Co.Feb 14
  32. 32Order-Sign-485 Mass. Ave.-Robert Saxon.Feb 14
  33. 33Order-Sign-1232 Cambridge St.-Prospect Liquors.Feb 14
  34. 34Order-Signs-Harvard, Central, Kendall Squares-MBTA.Feb 14
  35. 35Order-Driveways-9 Hunting St., 104 Hancock St.Feb 28
  36. 36Order-sign-14 Story St.-American Express Co.Feb 28
  37. 37Order-Driveway-23 Clinton St.-William Perkins.Feb 28
  38. 38Order-canopy-52 Brattle St.-AG Peterson and Sons.Feb 28
  39. 39Order-sign-20 Pearl St.-Coca Cola Bottling Co.Feb 28
  40. 40Order-canopy-22 Boylston St.-AG Peterson and Sons.Feb 28
  41. 41Order-sign-677 Cambridge St.-Allan Hoffman.Feb 28
  42. 42Order-Sign-853 Main St.-Frank Mastromauro.Feb 28
  43. 43Order-revoking permit for sign-1045 1051 Mass. Avenue-Putnam Furniture.Feb 28
  44. 44Order-Revoking permit for sign-2 Trowbridge St.-Putnam Furniture.Feb 28
  45. 45Order-revoking permit for sign-1280 Cambridge St.-Trimount Auto Repair.Feb 28
  46. 46Order-revoking permit for sign-1280 Cambridge St.-Trimount Auto Repair.Feb 28
  47. 47Order-revoking permit for sign-2353 Mass. Ave.-BF Goodrich.Feb 28
  48. 48Order-revoking permit for sign-1230 Mass. Ave.-Tax Man.Feb 28
  49. 49Order-revoking permit for sign-375 Third St.Feb 28
  50. 50Order-revoking permit for sign-19 Broadway-Cambridge.Feb 28
  51. 51Order-Sign-209 Msgr. O'Brien Highway-August Busch.Mar 6
  52. 52Order-Sign-180 Mass. Ave.-August Busch.Mar 6
  53. 53Order-Sign-1261 Cambridge St.-Linda Butera.Mar 6
  54. 54Order-Sign-97 Second St. Coca Cola Bottling.Mar 13
  55. 55Order-Sign-668 Cambridge St. James Di Russo.Mar 13
  56. 56Order-Sign-668 Cambridge St.-Paul Griffin.Mar 20
  57. 57Order-pertaining to intersection of Fresh Pond Parkway-Vassal Lane.Mar 20
  58. 58Sign-414 Cambridge St.-Outdoor Advertising Division-Comm. of Mass.Mar 20
  59. 59Order-Canopy-16 Garden St.-Commander Properties.Mar 27
  60. 60Order-Driveway-48 Orchard St.-John H. Murphy.Mar 29
  61. 61Order-sidewalk-1002-1013 Mass. Ave(-Jeanne L. Wasserman).Mar 29
  62. 62Order-sign-1498 Cambridge St.-Charles Marquardt-Coady Florist.Mar 29
  63. 63Order-Canopy-219 Prospect St.-Prospect Stove & Appliance Co.Mar 29
  64. 64Order-Driveway-36 Montgomery St.-Ernest A. Beaudoin.Mar 29
  65. 65Order-Sidewalk-8 Salem St. - Margaret Hayes.Mar 29
  66. 66Order-Driveway-9 Concord Ave.-21 Sherman St.Apr 10
  67. 67Order-sidewalk-65-67 Fifth St. Chester Galembieski.Apr 10
  68. 68Order-Edgestones-23 Muller Ave.-Edward J. Donahue.Apr 10
  69. 69Order-Sidewalk-23 Muller Ave.-Edward J. Donahue.Apr 10
  70. 70Order-Sign-450 Mass. Ave.-Coca Cola Bottling.Apr 10
  71. 71Order-Flags-Pier I Imports.-14 Eliot St.Apr 10
  72. 72Permit Petition-to hold a bake sale-Brattle Walk-Miep Kaempfer,MD.Apr 10
  73. 73Driveway-630 Huron Ave.-Ethelyn Gibbons-Apr 24
  74. 74Sign-1168 Mass. Ave.-Stephen J. Thomas.Apr 24
  75. 75Sign-20 Holyoke St-Joseph Rutolo.Apr 24
  76. 76Order-revoking permit for sign-1972 Mass. Ave.-Newtowne Pharmacy.Apr 24
  77. 77Order-Sign-1200 Cambridge St.-Manuel Amaral.Apr 24
  78. 78From Public Works-Sidewalk Assessments-$179.42Apr 24
  79. 79Comm. from Richard Furbush, MDC, from Gen. Laws-granting NE T and T a location for one manhole underground conduit and cable, in Main St. & longfellow Bridge.Apr 24
  80. 80Driveway-8 Sixth St.-Antonio Lopes.Apr 24
  81. 81Edgestones-64 Highland St. and Reservoir St.-Claire Steinert.Apr 24
  82. 82Sidewalks-Granolithic Sidewalks- 8 Highland St., 79, 77, 71 Spring St.Apr 24
  83. 83Petition of Edward Stimpson-maintain railroad tracks., Comm. from George McLaughlin requesting opportunity to be heard.Apr 24
  84. 84Comm. from Emergency Finance Board-Authorizing City of Cambridge to borrow $11,400,000 for construction of sewers.Apr 24
  85. 85Petition-Harvard Square Arts Festival to hang banners and close certain streets in connection with Art Festival.May 1
  86. 86Order-Granolithic sidewalks-1298 Cambridge St., 289 Huron Avenue.May 1
  87. 87Petition-Driveway-11 Mason St., Phillips Place. Robert White.May 1
  88. 88Comm. from Robert Hall requesting Discontinuance of Building Lines on Mount Auburn St.May 1
  89. 89Comm. from Charles Cabot, Outdoor advertising Division, Comm.of Mass.-outdoor advertising signs.May 1
  90. 90Order-Bitulithic sidewalks-100-102 Harvey St. and 57-59 Hubbard Ave.May 8
  91. 91Order-Sign-61A Church Street.May 8
  92. 92Order-Widening of Driveway-179 Sidney St.May 8
  93. 93Order-Sign-1208 Mass. Ave.-Kenmore Optical-the Optique.May 8
  94. 94Petition of KLH Development Centre,Inc.-to use Cambridge Common to have benefit fair.May 8
  95. 95Comm. from William McCarthy-Outdoor Advertising Division-requesting some information as to whether the Council approved or disapproved a sign at 414 Cambridge Street.May 8
  96. 96Order-Sidewalk-340 Huron Ave.-Margaret Doyle.May 15
  97. 97Order-Sidewalks-9 Eighth St., 284 Norfolk St., 145 Hampshire St.May 15
  98. 98Order-Sign-2469 Mass. Ave.-Kae Chan-Seven Happiness.May 15
  99. 99Order-Awnings-6 Bow St., Daniel Shapiro.May 15
  100. 100Order-Sign-732 Cambridge St.-Central Bakery.May 22
  101. 101Order-Sign-551 Mass. Avenue-Beneficial Finance Co.May 22
  102. 102Order-Canopy-2469 Mass. Ave.-Seven Happiness.May 22
  103. 103Order-Driveway-127 Thorndike St.-Jean Baniewicz.May 22
  104. 104Order-Sidewalks-158 Webster Avenue, 104 Avon Hill St.May 22
  105. 105Order-Rescinding order adopted May 15, 1972-opening up brattle walk.May 22
  106. 106Order-That brattle walk be continued till Jan. 1, 1973.May 22
  107. 107Order-MDC Establish safe access traffic lights-Fresh Pond Parkway to Kingsley Park.May 22
  108. 108Petition-Sign-403 Cambridge St.Canada Dry Corp.Jun 5
  109. 109Order-Sign-1 Arrow St.-Gregory Amenoff.Jun 5
  110. 110Order-Sign-694 Mass.Ave.-Henry Pine.Jun 5
  111. 111Order-Revoking permit for sign-600 Cambridge St., Sew Low Discount Fabrics.Jun 5
  112. 112Order-Sign-622 Mass. Ave.-Beneficial Finance-Revoking permit for sign.Jun 5
  113. 113Order-Revoking permit for sign-8 Magazine St.-Magazine Bowladrome.Jun 5
  114. 114Order-Revoking permit for sign-1094 Mass. Ave.-Harvard Community Exchange.Jun 5
  115. 115Order-Revoking permit for sign-541 Mass. Ave.Walter Stone.Jun 5
  116. 116Order-Revoking permit for sign-1696 Mass. Ave.-Peter Metro.Jun 5
  117. 117Order-Revoking permit for sign-291 Walden St.-Socony Mobil Oil Co.Jun 5
  118. 118Order-Revoking permit for sign-206-218 Main St.-Socony Mobile Oil Co.Jun 5
  119. 119Order-Revoking permit for sign-2288 Mass. Ave.-William Ercolini.Jun 5
  120. 120Order-Revoking permit for canvas awning-423 Mass. Ave.-A. Kouetsis.Jun 5
  121. 121Order-Revoking permit for sign-1933 Mass. Avenue-Cott Corp.Jun 5
  122. 122Order-Revoking permit for sign-671 Mt. Auburn St.-Shell Oil.Jun 5
  123. 123Order-Revoking permit for sign-1218 Mass. Avenue. 1218 Realty Co.Jun 5
  124. 124Order-Revoking permit for sign-1218 Mass. Ave.- 1218 Realty Co.Jun 5
  125. 125Order-Revoking permit for display on sidewalk at 1790 Mass. Avenue-Emporim Antiques.Jun 5
  126. 126Order-Revoking permit for Sign at 2325 Mass. Avenue-Colony Neon Co.Jun 5
  127. 127Order-Revoking permit for sign-1208 Mass. Avenue-Frank DiMeo.Jun 5
  128. 128Order-Revoking permit for sign at 1168 Mass. Ave.-John S. Halloran.Jun 5
  129. 129Order-Revoking permit for sign-55 Boylston St.-Brodie Auto Rentals.Jun 5
  130. 130Order-Revoking permit for sign-83 Mt. Auburn St.-Snow White Cleaners.Jun 5
  131. 131Order-Revoking permit for gooseneck lights-701 Mt. Auburn St.-Georges Quality Donuts.Jun 5
  132. 132Order-sidewalk-24 Thorndike St.-Acoustic Research.Jun 5
  133. 133Order-Sidewalk- Hampshire, Spring, Broadway, Appleton Sts.Jun 5
  134. 134Outdoor advertising signs-56 Bridge St.-William F. McCarty, Outdoor Advertising Division.Jun 5
  135. 135Placed on file-From George Teso, re: elimination of truck traffic on a 24 Hr. basis from residential streets in Cambridge.Jun 12
  136. 136Order-Two Driveways-247 Garden St. John and Mildred Sullivan.Jun 12
  137. 137Order-Sidewalk-106-108 Pleasant St.Samuel Wollins.Jun 12
  138. 138Order-sidewalks-80-82 Chilton St., 209 Chestnut St.Jun 12
  139. 139Placed on file-from George Teso-parking signs in front of Union Baptist Church, 847 Main St.Jun 12
  140. 140Order-Edgestones-80-82 Chilton St.Jun 12
  141. 141Order-extension of canopy at 350 Brookline St.Jun 26
  142. 142Order-sidewalks- 19 Hutchinson St.-924-928 Mass. Ave.Jun 26
  143. 143Order-sidewalks-18 Norman St., 91 Second St., 24 Thorndike St.Jun 26
  144. 144Order-Revoking permit for sign-89 Commercial St.-Rug Mill Warehouse.Jun 26
  145. 145Order-Revoking permit for sign-200 First St.Rug Mill Warehouse Outlet.Jun 26
  146. 146Order-Reading International Inc. to hold a magazine and book sale- along 47 Brattle St., 65 Church St.Jun 26
  147. 147Order-sign-Coca Cola Bottling-946 Cambridge St.Jun 26
  148. 148Order-Driveway-175 Prospect St.-Anna Doty.Jun 26
  149. 149Order-two band stands-Portland St.-Feast of Blessed Sacrament.Jun 26
  150. 150Order-Driveway-24 amory St.-Gaetano & Mary Sciandra.Jun 26
  151. 151Order-Fire escape-74 Mt. Auburn St.-Babcock Davis Assoc. Inc.Jun 26
  152. 152Order-Sign- 1 Arrow St.-Harry Brodsky.Jun 26
  153. 153Order-Sign-622 Mass. Ave.-Joseph Summers-Kingston Yarns-DBA.Jun 26
  154. 154Order-Tripod-pictures etc. of Mormon beliefs, etc.-passing out of literature, on Saturdays. -Cambridge Common.Jun 26
  155. 155Order-Sign-960 Mass. Ave.-Jesse Graham Inc.Jun 26
  156. 156Order-Sign-576 Mass. Ave.-Singer Company.Jun 26
  157. 157Order-Sign-22 24 Norfolk St.-Food and Drink Associates.Inc.Jun 26
  158. 158Plan received from Architects Collaborative relative to Story Street Sidewalk Development.Jul 20
  159. 159Order-Sign-1174 Cambridge St. JCR Corp.Jul 20
  160. 160Order-Driveways-51 Museum St., 38 Putnam Ave., 16-18 Norman St., 36 Amory St., 158 Tremont St.Aug 17
  161. 161Order-Edgestones-16 Gurney St., 14 Holmes St.Aug 17
  162. 162Order-Sundry bitulithic sidewalks.Aug 17
  163. 163Order-sign-45 Pleasant St.-Pepsi Cola.Aug 17
  164. 164Order-Sign-444 Broadway-Pepsi Cola.Aug 17
  165. 165Order-sign-1975 Mass. Ave.-Sign-Miller and Seddon Inc.Aug 17
  166. 166Order-Sign-1 Linden St.- Linden Snack Bar.Aug 17
  167. 167Order-Sign-225 Msgr. O'Brien Highway-Genoa Packing.Aug 17
  168. 168Order-Sign-1238 Cambridge St.-Wladimir Kiszminian.Aug 17
  169. 169Order-Fire Escape-493-495 Concord Ave.-Sozio Realty Corp.Aug 17
  170. 170Comm. from Ralph J. Dunphy-Sidewalk Assessments-$2207.16.Aug 17
  171. 171Order-Revoking permit for canvan Awning-42 Boylston St.Aug 17
  172. 172Order-Revoking permit for canvas Awning-42 Boylston St.Aug 17
  173. 173Order-Revoking permit for canvas Awning-42 Boylston St.Aug 17
  174. 174Order-Revoking permit for sign-20 Pearl St.-Arthur B. Anastos.Aug 17
  175. 175Order-Revoking permit for sign-300 Main St.-Patrick Glynn.Aug 17
  176. 176Order-Revoking permit for sidewalk- 955 Mass. Ave.-Martini,Inc.Aug 17
  177. 177Order-Sign-Revoking permit-1407 Cambridge St.-Beacon Electric.Aug 17
  178. 178Order-Revoking permit for sign-241 Concord Ave., Thibault Bros. Inc.Aug 17
  179. 179Order-Permit granted to St. Cosmo & Damian Society-bandstand in Fulkerson St.Aug 17
  180. 180Order- Sundry Granolithic sidewalks-53 Park Ave. and 6 other locationsAug 17
  181. 181Order-Granolithic sidewalk-69 Vassal LaneSep 11
  182. 182Order-Granolithic sidewalk-148 Spring St.Sep 11
  183. 183Order-Granolithic sidewalk-119 Appleton StreetSep 11
  184. 184Order-Granolithic sidewalk-262 Putnam AvenueSep 11
  185. 185Order-Granolithic sidewalk-213 Chestnut StreetSep 11
  186. 186Order-Granolithic sidewalk-12 Woodbridge StreetSep 11
  187. 187Order-Granolithic sidewalk-415-431 Mass. AvenueSep 11
  188. 188Order-Granolithic sidewalk-460 Huron AvenueSep 11
  189. 189Order-Bitulithic sidewalk-281 Hurley StreetSep 11
  190. 190Order-Bitulithic sidewalk-107-113 Second StreetSep 11
  191. 191Order-Bitulithic sidewalk-15 & 17 Normandy AvenueSep 11
  192. 192Order-Bitulithic sidewalk-10 Vandine StreetSep 11
  193. 193Order-Revoking permit for sign-2282 Mass. Ave.-Highland Farms MarketsSep 11
  194. 194Order-Driveway-164 Tremont StreetSep 11
  195. 195Order-Sign-1003 Mass. Avenue-Scorpio MusicSep 11
  196. 196Order-Sign-12 Eliot StreetSep 11
  197. 197Order-Sign-414 Cambridge StreetSep 11
  198. 198Order-Sign-117 First Street-Plywood Ranch IndustriesSep 11
  199. 199Order-Revoking permit for sign-1804 Mass. Ave.Sep 11
  200. 200Order-Revoking permit for four permanent awnings-84 Prospect St.Sep 11
  201. 201Order -Driveway-301 Vassar StreetSep 11
  202. 202Order-Sign-801 Main Street-Original RestaurantSep 11
  203. 203Order-permit for Fruit & Vegatable Stand-414 Cambridge St.Sep 11
  204. 204Order-Bitulithic Sidewalk-180 Thorndike Street.Sep 18
  205. 205Order-Bitulithic Sidewalk-62 Sixth StreetSep 18
  206. 206Order-Sign-121 Mt. Auburn St.-Ferdinand's RestaurantSep 18
  207. 207Order-Granolithic Sidewalk-23-25 Elmer St.Sep 18
  208. 208Order-Driveway-371 Harvard St.(Trowbridge St. side)Sep 25
  209. 209Order-Driveway-31 Highland AvenueSep 25
  210. 210Order-Bithlithic Sidewalk- 1 Cedar StreetSep 25
  211. 211Order-Sign-765 Mass. Ave.Sep 25
  212. 212Order-Sign-28 Boylston St.Sep 25
  213. 213Order-Granolithic Sidewalk-952-956 Mass. Ave.Sep 25
  214. 214Order-Granolithic Sidewalk-15 Blake St.Sep 25
  215. 215Order-Sign-1256 Massachusetts AvenueSep 25
  216. 216Order-Sign-28 Boylston St.Sep 25
  217. 217Order-Driveway-983-1007 Cambridge St.Sep 25
  218. 218Order-Driveway-134 Reed St.Sep 25
  219. 219Order-2 Driveways-16-18 Lexington AvenueSep 25
  220. 220Order-Driv eway-1 Bow StreetSep 25
  221. 221Order-Bitulithic Sidewalk-1 Bow StreetSep 25
  222. 222Order-Revoking permit sign-1972 Mass. Ave.-Newtowne PharmacyOct 2
  223. 223Order-Sign-1144 Cambridge St.Oct 2
  224. 224Order-Sign-1232 Cambridge St.Oct 2
  225. 225Order-Granolithic Sidewalks-No.40 Larchwood Rd & Nos.36-38 Park Ave.Oct 2
  226. 226Order-Bitulithic Sidewalk-341 Columbia St.Oct 2
  227. 227Order-Driveway-1105 Mass. Ave.(Trowbridge St. side)Oct 2
  228. 228Order-Driveway-1105 Mass. Ave (Remington St. Side)Oct 2
  229. 229Order-Driveway-106-;08 Henry St. (Rockingham St. Side)Oct 2
  230. 230Order- Two Driveways-89 & 91 Gore St.Oct 16
  231. 231Order-Driveway-45-47 Chestnut StreetOct 16
  232. 232Order-Driveway-1689 Cambridge StreetOct 16
  233. 233Order-Driveway-1663 Mass. AvenueOct 16
  234. 234Order-Driveway-769 Concord AvenueOct 16
  235. 235Order-Driveway-2088-2098 Mass. Avenue (Walden St. Side)Oct 16
  236. 236Order-Flag Pole-233 Mass. AvenueOct 16
  237. 237Order-Bitulithic Sidewalk-45-47 Maple AvenueOct 16
  238. 238Order-Bitulithic Sidewalk-69 Norfolk StreetOct 16
  239. 239Order-Bitulithic Sidewalk-409-415 Portland StreetOct 16
  240. 240Order-Granolithic Sidewalk-2088-2098 Mass. Ave.(Walden St Side)Oct 16
  241. 241Order-Sign-799 Main Street (Original Restaurant)Oct 16
  242. 242Order-Sign-472 Mass. AvenueOct 16
  243. 243Order-Sign-135 First Street (Carpet Shed)Oct 16
  244. 244Order-Electric light (over sign)-750 Mass. Ave (Mass. Records, Inc.)Oct 16
  245. 245Order-Sign-247 Fresh Pond Parkway-(Humble Oil & Refining Co.)Oct 16
  246. 246Order-Sign-871 Mass. Avenue-(Humble Oil & Refining Co.)Oct 16
  247. 247Order-Sign-66 Cambridge Street-(Humble Oil & Refining, Co.)Oct 16
  248. 248Order-Sign-320 Broadway & Prospect Sts.-(Humble Oil & Refining, Co.)Oct 16
  249. 249Order-Sign-243 Concord turnpike-(Humble Oil & Refining, Co,)Oct 16
  250. 250Order-Sign-163 Third Street-(Humble Oil & Refining, Co.)Oct 16
  251. 251Order-Sign-772 Memorial Dr.-(Humble Oil & Refining, Col)Oct 16
  252. 252Order-Erection of Table-639 Mass. Ave-(Cambridge Headstart, Inc.)Oct 16
  253. 253Order-Driveway-400 Rindge Ave.Oct 30
  254. 254Order-Widening Driveway-39-41 Cameron AvenueOct 30
  255. 255Order-Sign-485 Mass. Avenue.(Coca Cola U.S.A.)Oct 30
  256. 256Order-Sign-19 Brookline St.(Latin-0-Restaurant)Oct 30
  257. 257Order-Sign(Camera Obscura)-1300 Mass. Ave.Oct 30
  258. 258Order-Sign-8-10 Holyoke St. -(The Tigereye, Inc.)Oct 30
  259. 259Order-Sidewalk Permit-Mt. Auburn St. (Edwards Construction, Inc.)Oct 30
  260. 260Permission to close off the left sidewalk of Shea Rodd at the intersection of Mass. Ave. for at least 8 months-because of the construction of an apartment buildingOct 30
  261. 261Order-Sign-711 Mass. Ave. (Products of India-Bhartmata)Nov 6
  262. 262Order-Granolithic Sidewalk-61-63 Upland RoadNov 6
  263. 263Order-Driveway-132 Sherman StreetNov 6
  264. 264Order-Driveway-16 Athens StreetNov 6
  265. 265Order-Driveway-169 Allston StreetNov 13
  266. 266Order-Granolithic Sidewalk-47 Harding StreetNov 13
  267. 267Order-Canopy-16 Garden StreetNov 13
  268. 268Order-Sign-4 Central Square-(Barry's Submarine-Sandwich Shop)Nov 13
  269. 269Order-Driveway-83 Plymouth StreetNov 20
  270. 270Order-Driveway-101 Walden StreetNov 20
  271. 271Order-Driveway-87 Plymouth StreetNov 20
  272. 272Order-Bituminous Concrete Sidewalk- 115-121 Second Street.Nov 20
  273. 273Petition of Abbey Rockerfeller-Driveway-112 Avon HillDec 4
  274. 274Petition of Paul F. Walker-Canopy-192 Hampshire St.-(Shamrock Cafe)Dec 4
  275. 275Petition of Samuel Santoro-revocation of Sign-474 Mass. Ave.Dec 4
  276. 276Petition ofMenas Michael-Sign-474 Mass. Ave.Dec 4
  277. 277Petition of Mary O'Shea-Portland Cement Blocks-12 Grozier StreetDec 11
  278. 278Revocation of Sign-42 Carleton Street-Abex Corp.Dynisco DivisionDec 11
  279. 279Revocation of Sign-74 Mt. Auburn Street-Babcock-Davis Associates, IncDec 11
  280. 280Revocation of Sign-424 Green Street-Arthur R. BlairDec 11
  281. 281Revocation of Sign-48 First Street-Perfectaire Equipment Co., Inc.Dec 11
  282. 282Revocation of Sign-1312 Mass. Ave.-Bolter CompanyDec 11
  283. 283Revocation of Sign-286 Portland Street-George H. Sweetman Inc.Dec 11
  284. 284Revocation of Sign-21 Belmont Street-Lawrence PotaroDec 18
  285. 285Petition of Driveway-18-20 Oakland StreetDec 18

Public Safety

136 actions · № 1–136
  1. 1Incorporation-Commonwealth Lodge 19 IBPO Elks of the World,Inc.-Boston. scanJan 10
  2. 2Incorporation-Watertown Youth Centre,Inc.-Watertown. scanJan 10
  3. 3Incorporation-The Health Progress Foundation of New England,Inc.-Lexington. scanJan 10
  4. 4Incorporation-Borinqien International Social Club Inc. scanJan 10
  5. 5Incorporation-National Association of Real Estate Investment Trusts,Inc. Boston. scanJan 10
  6. 6Incorporation-The Community After Care Program,Inc.-Boston. scanJan 10
  7. 7Incorporation-Bricklayers and mason Union #3 Educational Corp.-Boston. scanJan 10
  8. 8Incorporation-Association For Child Development,Inc.-Boston. scanJan 10
  9. 9Incorporation-Cambridge Somerville Community Residences Inc.-Somerville. scanJan 17
  10. 10Incorporation-The Beach Club of New Seqbury Inc.-Mashpee. scanJan 17
  11. 11Incorporation-New England China Martial Arts Associates Inc.-Boston. scanJan 17
  12. 12Incorporation-Cambridge Spanish Council Inc.-Cambridge scanJan 17
  13. 13Incorporation-Greenhouse, Inc.-Boston scanJan 17
  14. 14Incorporation-Alliance for a Safer Greater Boston,Inc.-Boston. scanJan 31
  15. 15Incorporation-Kenneth Abramson and Associates Inc.-Boston. scanJan 31
  16. 16Incorporation-Cambridge Somverville Community Coordinated Child Care,Inc. scanJan 31
  17. 17Incorporation-Joseph Hill Associates Inc.-Cambridge. scanJan 31
  18. 18Incorporation-Inner City Camping Association of Greater Boston,Inc. Boston. scanJan 31
  19. 19Incorporation-Ecumenical Career Counseling Service Inc.-Melrose. scanJan 31
  20. 20Incorporation-Chinese Golden Age Centre,Inc.-Boston. scanJan 31
  21. 21Incorporation-March Friendship Trust, Inc.-Waltham. scanJan 31
  22. 22Incorporation-Centre for Women's Legal Studies Inc. scanFeb 7
  23. 23Incorporation-Tutoring Plus of Cambridge,Inc. scanFeb 7
  24. 24Incorporation-Professional Drivers of America Inc. scanFeb 14
  25. 25Incorporation-CDA Inc. scanFeb 28
  26. 26Incorporation-Scientific Thought in Astrological Research,Inc.-Boston. scanFeb 28
  27. 27Incorporation-Boston Womens Health Book Collective,Inc.-Cambridge. scanFeb 28
  28. 28Incorporation-Agassiz Community Council Inc. scanFeb 28
  29. 29Incorporation-Rebirth 2,Inc. scanFeb 28
  30. 30Incorporation-Western College Corporation. scanFeb 28
  31. 31Incorporation-Dyrrahio Society Inc.-Watertown. scanFeb 28
  32. 32Incorporation-Health Professionals Education Program Inc. scanFeb 28
  33. 33Incorporation-Mystic River Watershead Association Inc.-Belmont. scanFeb 28
  34. 34Incorporation-Boston Area Seminar for International Students,Inc. scanFeb 28
  35. 35Incorporation -Metropolitan Wind Symphony Inc.Newton. scanFeb 28
  36. 36Incorporation-Cambridge Art Centre,Inc. scanFeb 28
  37. 37Incorporation-Libra,Inc. scanMar 6
  38. 38Incorporation-Massachusetts UNO Inc.-Melrose. scanMar 6
  39. 39Incorporation-Lewis H. Latimer Foundation., Inc. scanMar 6
  40. 40Incorporation-Fiction, Inc.-Boston. scanMar 6
  41. 41Incorporation-Ebenezer Home Inc.-Boston. scanMar 6
  42. 42Incorporation- Rebirth 2. scanMar 13
  43. 43Incorporation-3 HO Foundation of Mass., Inc.-Lexington. scanMar 13
  44. 44Incorporation-Altrusa Club of Boston, Mass., Inc.-Boston. scanMar 13
  45. 45Incorporation-Womens Legal Services Inc. scanMar 13
  46. 46Incorporation-Institute for New Enterprises Development, Inc.-Belmont. scanMar 13
  47. 47Incorporation-Cambridge and Somerville Legal Services Inc. scanMar 13
  48. 48Incorporation- Cultural Survival Inc. scanMar 20
  49. 49Incorporation-Essex County Ecology Centre,Inc.-Rockport. scanMar 20
  50. 50Incorporation-Vision,Inc. scanMar 27
  51. 51Incorporation-Sundry applications for incorporation. scanApr 3
  52. 52Incorporation-Boston Chinatown Post 328, American Legion, In. Boston. scanApr 10
  53. 53Incorporation-Moral Education and Research Foundation,Inc. Sharon. scanApr 10
  54. 54Incorporation-Amanda Marga Society Yoga, INC. scanApr 10
  55. 55Incorporation-Massachusetts Union of Public Housing Tenants Inc.-Boston. scanApr 10
  56. 56Incorporation-Furniture Rental Association of America Inc.-Cambridge. scanApr 24
  57. 57Incorporation-Beverly Legal Aid, Inc.-Beverly. scanMay 1
  58. 58Incorporation-Student Union Food Cooperative Inc.-Boston. scanMay 1
  59. 59Incorporation-Cambridge Centre for Legal Education Inc. scanMay 1
  60. 60Incorporation-Women Involved Inc. scanMay 1
  61. 61Incorporation -Transitional Alternatives Inc.-Topsfield. scanMay 15
  62. 62Incorporation-Youth In Action,Inc.-Brookline. scanMay 15
  63. 63Incorporation-Development and Leadership Centre,Inc.-Boston. scanMay 15
  64. 64Incorporation-C D Film Workshop, Inc.-Boston. scanJun 12
  65. 65Incorporation-Metropolitan Ecology Workshop Inc.-Boston. scanJun 12
  66. 66Incorporation-The Boston Womens Collective Inc. scanJun 12
  67. 67Incorporation -Task Force on the Handicapped Inc.-Revere. scanJun 12
  68. 68Incorporation-The Southbridge Historical Society,Inc.-Southbridge. scanJun 12
  69. 69Incorporation-Subud Boston Inc.-Somerville. scanJun 12
  70. 70Incorporation-New England Fisheries Steering Committee Inc.-Provincetown. scanJun 12
  71. 71Incorporation-The Paraplegia Research Foundation Paracure,Inc.-Newton. scanJun 12
  72. 72Incorporation-Adult Literacy Program Inc.-Boston. scanJun 12
  73. 73Incorporation-Allied Florists Association of Eastern Massachusetts, Inc. scanJun 12
  74. 74Incorporation-Techsport, Inc. scanJun 12
  75. 75Incorporation-Centre for Urban Development Research Inc. scanJun 12
  76. 76Incorporation-Transitional Residences, Inc. scanJun 19
  77. 77Incorporation-Committee for an Alternative Public School, Inc. scanJun 26
  78. 78Incorporation-Boston Industrial Mission Inc. scanAug 17
  79. 79IncorporationChinatown multiservice Centre,Inc.-Boston. scanAug 17
  80. 80Incorporation-The National Jewish Theatre,Inc.-Newton. scanAug 17
  81. 81Incorporation-E Pace Inc.-Framingham. scanAug 17
  82. 82Incorporation-People's Theatre,Inc. scanAug 17
  83. 83Incorporation-Juvenile Potentiality Inc.-Boston. scanAug 17
  84. 84Incorporation-The Open Centre for Children Inc. scanAug 17
  85. 85Incorporation-Bilingual Planning and Research Centre,Inc. scanAug 17
  86. 86Incorporation-New England Chamber Opera Group Inc.-Newton. scanAug 17
  87. 87Incorporation-The Citizens Committee to End Lead Poisoning Inc.-Boston. scanAug 17
  88. 88Incorporation-Boston Visual Artists Union,Inc.-Boston. scanAug 17
  89. 89Incorporation-Technical Assistance Research Program Inc. scanAug 17
  90. 90Incorporation-Planning Approaches for Community Environments (PACE) Inc. scanAug 17
  91. 91Incorporation-The Society of American Military Engineers, Boston Post, Inc. scanAug 17
  92. 92Incorporation-Coalition for Day Care Services Inc. scanAug 17
  93. 93Incorporation-Elder Systems Inc. scanAug 17
  94. 94Incorporation-Mudflat Pottery School Inc. scanAug 17
  95. 95Incorporation-Black Ghetto Theatre,Inc.-Boston. scanAug 17
  96. 96Incorporation-South Yarmouth Tennis Club Inc.-Yarmouth. scanAug 17
  97. 97Incorporation-Gender Identity Service Inc.-Brookline. scanAug 17
  98. 98Incorporation-Womens Counseling and Resource Centre,Inc. scanAug 17
  99. 99Incorporation-Interchange Inc. scanAug 17
  100. 100Incorporation-Rockport Youth Hockey Association Inc.-Rockport. scanAug 17
  101. 101Incorporation-New England Screen Education Association Inc.-Concord. scanAug 17
  102. 102Incorporation-Hunger Action Coalition Inc.-Boston. scanAug 17
  103. 103Incorporation-The Rumford School Inc.-Brookline. scanAug 17
  104. 104Incorporation-MRH Volunteer Services, Inc. scanSep 11
  105. 105Incorporation-Mandala Folk Dance Ensemble, Inc. scanSep 11
  106. 106Incorporation-Opus Christi America, Inc. scanSep 11
  107. 107Incorporation-Xenadelphia Inc. scanSep 11
  108. 108Incorporation-Massachusetts Association of College Minority administrators,Inc. scanSep 11
  109. 109Incorporation-United Health Association,Inc. scanSep 11
  110. 110Incorporation-Massachusetts Children's Lobby,Inc.-Boston scanSep 11
  111. 111Incorporation-Zen Buddhist Study Association scanSep 18
  112. 112Incorporation-Vulcan Society of Massachusetts, Inc. scanSep 25
  113. 113Incorporation-(Change of Location)-Technical Assistance Research Program, Inc. scanSep 25
  114. 114Incorporation-Research Institute for Educational Problems, Inc. scanSep 25
  115. 115Incorporation-Amanda Marga Woga Society of Massachusetts, Inc. scanSep 25
  116. 116Incorporation-Roxbury Court Clinic Corporation scanOct 16
  117. 117Incorporation-The Charles Stark Draper Laboratory, Inc. scanOct 16
  118. 118Incorporation-CEPA, Inc. scanOct 16
  119. 119Incorporation-Beverly Legal Aid, Inc. (to be located in Beverly) scanOct 16
  120. 120Incorporation-The Row House School, Inc. ( to be located in Boston ) scanOct 16
  121. 121Incorporation-Transporting the Handicapped and Elderly in Massachusetts, Inc. (to be located in Chelmsford) scanOct 16
  122. 122Incorporation-Cambridge Coordinating Committee on Drugs, Inc. scanOct 16
  123. 123Incorporation-African Cultural Exchange, Inc. (to be located in Boston) scanOct 16
  124. 124Incorporation-F.O.A.L.-Federal Organized Assistance League, Inc. (to be located in Wenham) scanOct 16
  125. 125Incorporation-Massachusetts Tomorrow, Inc. scanOct 16
  126. 126Incorporation-The New School of Free Human Movement for Children, Inc. scanOct 16
  127. 127Incroporation-(Change of Location)-The North Charles Mental Health Research and Training Foundation, Inc. scanOct 16
  128. 128Incorporation-North Cambridge Business Men's Association, Inc. scanOct 16
  129. 129Incorporation-Homeowners Rehab., Inc. scanOct 16
  130. 130Incorporation-Orchard Park Intergency Council, Inc.(located in Boston) scanOct 16
  131. 131Incorporation-Church of Scientology of Cambridge, Inc. scanOct 30
  132. 132Incorporation-Justice for Divorced and Separated Mothers, Inc. scanOct 30
  133. 133Incorporation-The Prisoners Survival Center, Inc. scanNov 13
  134. 134Incorporation-Prisoner's Legal Resistance, Inc. scanNov 13
  135. 135Incorporation-The Latin American Scholarship Program of American Universities, Inc.- the location is suitable scanDec 4
  136. 136Incorporation-Massachusetts Lawyers' Guild Defender Committee, Inc. scanDec 11

Appointments

34 actions · № 1–34
  1. 1Placed on file-Constables-Richard N. Percoco, Olga Percoco. scanJan 17
  2. 2Placed on file-Constables-Ordway Burden, Anthony Pastelis. scanJan 17
  3. 3Appointment of James F. Farrell-Executive Director of Model Cities-$21,600. scanJan 17
  4. 4Placed on file-Cambridge Community Schools Commission. scanJan 31
  5. 5Appointment to be Public Weighers-AJ Nazzaro, MP Walsh. scanJan 31
  6. 6Constables with power-John F. Martin, Warren Jack. scanFeb 28
  7. 7Constables with power-Leon Martin. scanFeb 28
  8. 8Appointment and reappointment to Cambridge Civic Unity Committee. scanMar 6
  9. 9Constables without power. scanMar 13
  10. 10Constable with power-Anthony Pastelis. scanMar 20
  11. 11Constables without power-Daniel Dempsey, Chester Dyson, Richard J. Garribotto. scanMar 20
  12. 12Constable with power - Robert E. Hampton. scanApr 3
  13. 13Appointment to committee to examine the administrative structure with respect to planting and care of trees and parks., M. Terner, T. Curry, M. Centanni, A. Leighton. scanApr 10
  14. 14Public Weighers-Henry Owens, Harry Kaplan. scanMay 1
  15. 15Reappointment of Edward J. Samp J.r and Francis P. Burns as Election Commissioners. scanMay 8
  16. 16Appointment of Richard J. McNamara as Purchasing Agent. scanJun 5
  17. 17Appointment of Constable with power-Burns, Ficsher, Kraskinski, Schofield and Wagner. scanJun 5
  18. 18Appointment of Joseph A.L. Medeiros-Cambridge Community Schools Commission. scanJun 12
  19. 19Appointment-Constable with power-Theodore Skinner, 22 Varnum St.,Arl. scanAug 17
  20. 20Appointment-Constable without power-Richard Tarantino., 254 Mill St., Mansfield. scanAug 17
  21. 21Appointment of Father Richard Shmaruk of St. Paul's Church to serve on the Harvard Square Development Task Force. scanSep 18
  22. 22Appointment-Constable without power-Ronald DiGiulio,46 Palmer St., Camb. scanSep 25
  23. 23appointment-Edwin T. Steffian as General Chairman of the Cambridge Advisory Committee scanOct 2
  24. 24Appointment of Robert J. LeBlanc as new Acting Director of Budget Personnel scanOct 2
  25. 25Appointment of persons to the Youth Resources Bureau Board of Advisors scanOct 16
  26. 26Appointment-Constable with power-Howard I. Stone, 296 Columbia St. scanOct 30
  27. 27Appointment-Constable without power-Stephen Ficaro,24 Washburn Ave. scanNov 6
  28. 28Appointment-Constable without power-Richard E. Beaudoin,36 Montgomery St. scanDec 4
  29. 29Appointment and Reappointment of members of the Council on Aging. scanDec 4
  30. 30Appointment of Mr. John McGonigle to the Youth Resources Board. scanDec 11
  31. 31Notification of Mr. Roland Kluver as alternate to the Board of Zoning Appeal. scanDec 11
  32. 32Appointments of people to the Planning Board. scanDec 11
  33. 33Upon receipt of resignation of present City Manager, Howard C. Peterson is appointed City Manager effective July 17, 1972 scanJul 5
  34. 34Appointment of Howard I. Stone Constable scanDec 4

Public Service

12 actions · № 1–12
  1. 1Comm. from NE Telephone with a notice of a public hearing before Dept. of Public Utilities-re: proposed telephone condiut system.Jan 31
  2. 2Comm. from Dept, of Public Utilities with notice of a public hearing re:regulations to fix rate of interest paid on deposits to Gas, Electric and other companies.Feb 14
  3. 3Comm. from Philip Cronin-re:public hearing before Dept. of Public Utilities-amending regulations of DPU with 4% interest.Feb 28
  4. 4Comm. from Dept. of Public Utilities-Notification of public hearing on DPU 17307, Petition of Cambridge Electric Light Co.-Increase its capital stock.Apr 10
  5. 5Comm. from Dept. of Public Utilities-public hearing-on petition of Boston Edison -increase in its authorized capitol stock.May 1
  6. 6Comm. from Dept. of Public Utilities-Public hearing-on DPU 17283, re: regulations which apply to all electric and gas companies.May 22
  7. 7Comm. from Dept. of Public Utilities with a notice of a public hearing relative to rates and charges by the Commonwealth Gas Co.Sep 11
  8. 8Comm. from Dept. of Public Utilities with notice of a public hearing relative to petition of the Gray Line Inc. to operate motor vehicles for hire between Boston and Foxboro.Sep 11
  9. 9Request for a public hearing before any changes are made in rubbish and garbage collections.Sep 11
  10. 10Petition of David Carver for Center For United Labor Action,requesting permisssion to be heard before the City Council-on proposed six million dollar rate hike by N.E.T. Co.Sep 11
  11. 11Petition of Hospital Transportation Service for a license for the carriage of passengers for hire over certain streets in the City of Cambridge.Sep 11
  12. 12Comm. from the Department of Public Utilities-notification of a public hearing-the propriety of the proposed rates & charges-Sep 11

Ordinances

7 actions · № 1–7
  1. 1Proposed amendment to General Ordinances-Council Meetings.Jan 10
  2. 2Rezoning-Five areas in Wellington-Harrington Urban Renewal Area.Jan 10
  3. 3The General Ordinances of the City of Cambridge.May 8
  4. 4Placed on file-from Manager re: drafting of an anti-noise ordinance.Jun 12
  5. 5Report-Relative to BOCA Basic Building Code. Recertification of the Workable ProgramJun 26
  6. 6Rezoning along Concord Ave. (Superior Laundry Inc.)Jun 26
  7. 7Anendment to a Zoning Ordinance-(Councillor Clinton)Nov 6

Special Sub-Committees

4 actions · № 1–4
  1. 1Her Honor the Mayor-appointed the C.A.T.V. Committee-pursuant to Council order of Sept 18,1972Sep 18
  2. 2Comm. from Mr. McCarthy, Acting City Solicitor, dealing with appointment of special Sub-Committees of City CouncilOct 16
  3. 3Her Honor the Mayor appoint 3 members of the City Council-Special Committee-to draw up resolution on the death of John V. Murphy retired faculty member of the Cambridge High & Latin School.Oct 16
  4. 4Citizens for FrisoliJan 29

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