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The Docket ▸ 1973

1973

1,521 council actions · 1,070 linked to the city's scans · 6 sections

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Finance

514 actions · № 1–514
  1. 1Application for an annuity in the amount of $1,200.00 per year (Reardon) scanJan 8
  2. 2Comm. from Frederick J. Reardon, requesting authorization to borrow in anticipation of taxes for the calendar year 1973 and the first 6 months of 1974 the sum to to exceed Forty Million Dollars. scanJan 8
  3. 3Request from Edward D. McCarthy for $134.92 to provide reimbursement under the provisions of General Laws. scanJan 8
  4. 4City Manager submit a progress report from the Bicentennial Committee (Councillor Sullivan) scanJan 8
  5. 5City Manager direct the Chief of the Fire Department to inform City Council as to the extent of Departments' capabilities to fight fires in high-rise buildings. (Councillor Vellucci) scanJan 8
  6. 6City Manager investigate problem of the absence of heat and running water at 9 Warren Street (Mayor Ackermann) scanJan 8
  7. 7City Manager consider the Director of Veterans Services for selection to membership on Bicentennial Committee. (Councillor Vellucci) scanJan 8
  8. 8Communication from George Teso requesting preliminary appropriation in the sum of $20,000 to the Traffic & Parking Department scanJan 15
  9. 9City Manager direct the Director of Traffic & Parking to install a pedestriam controlled traffic light at intersedtion of Mass. & Rindge Avenues. (Councillor Sullivan) scanJan 15
  10. 10City Manager direct the appropriate Depts. to consider securing title to the parcel of land located at Mass. Ave. between Churchill & Claredon Aves. to be preserved as open space (Councillor Danehy) scanJan 15
  11. 11City Manager take immediate action to rectify problems caused by water leaking into the Broadway tunnel. (Councillor Duehay) scanJan 15
  12. 12City Manager submit a monthly report on the progress made by the Planning & Development Dept. in the Kendall Square Redevelopment area. (Councillor Owens) scanJan 15
  13. 13That an annual allowance in the amount of $1,200 be paid to Mary A. Reardon. scanJan 8
  14. 14Comm. from Edward D. McCarthy, Acting City Solicitor, requesting an appropriation of $254.40 to the Law Department. scanJan 29
  15. 15Comm. from Edward D. McCarthy, Acting City Solicitor, requesting an appropriation of $153.25 to the Law Department. scanJan 29
  16. 16City Manager appear before the next regularly scheduled meeting of the City Council to explain matters concerning the "Street Listing" scanJan 29
  17. 17City Manager direct the Director of Traffic & Parking to suspend the enforcement of parking regulations in the restricted sticker area near Morse School. scanJan 29
  18. 18City Manager submit a report on the action taken by him to secure & safeguard quarters formerly occupied by Sullivan Post. scanJan 29
  19. 19City Manager institute a systematic program of replacing unreadable or missing street identification signs throughout the City. scanJan 29
  20. 20City Manager confer with appropriate officials of the MBTA to determine why inbound buses from Arlington Heights refuse to stop between certain points to pick up residents. scanJan 29
  21. 21City Manager direct the Chief of Police to strictly enforce the traffic regulation prohibiting heavy trucking on Rindge Avenue. scanJan 29
  22. 22City Manager be requested to direct the Superintendent of Recreation to submit a specific schedule for regular maintenance and management of the playgrounds in the City. scanJan 29
  23. 23City Manager contact appropriate officials of the New England Telephone Company with a view towards arranging for the lease of property on Inman St. for a Drop-In Center. scanJan 29
  24. 24City Manager direct Mr. Teso to appear before the City Council. scanJan 29
  25. 25Comm. from Edward D. McCarthy, together with an appropriation of $174.75 for reimbursement. scanFeb 5
  26. 26City Manager direct the Chief of Police to enforce traffic regulations relative to double parking. (Councillor Sullivan) scanFeb 5
  27. 27City Manager take necessary steps to allow for equitable treatment for all motorists who have been unfairly ticketed while in the area of the Resident Sticker Parking Program. scanFeb 5
  28. 28City Manager take action to insure that the inflammable material stored at 160-166 Pearl Street be removed. scanFeb 5
  29. 29City Manager inform the City Council as to the amount reserved by the City of Cambridge for the State Lottery. scanFeb 5
  30. 30Annuity - George Mahoney scanFeb 12
  31. 31Comm. from City Manager regarding donations from Harvard University and M.I.T. in the amount of $100.00 & $150.00 for use in connection with Black History Week. scanFeb 26
  32. 32Councillor Clinton that City Manager direct the Chief of Police to attend City Council meeting of Feb. 26, 1973 to discuss inadequate police protection. scanFeb 26
  33. 33Councillor Clinton That City Manager take action to clean all neighborhood streets in the Cambridgeport area. scanFeb 26
  34. 34Councillor Sullivan That City Manager direct Commissioner of Public Works to resurface Donnell Street from Concord Ave to Garden St. scanFeb 26
  35. 35Appropriation in the Assessors Office - in the amount of $2,000.00. scanMar 5
  36. 36Councillor Vellucci - That the City Manager make provisions so that beverages can be served to citizens who visit the Cambridge Hospital. scanMar 5
  37. 37Councillor Graham - That the City Manager direct the Commissioner of Public Works to repair sidewalk at 69 Howard Street. scanMar 5
  38. 38Mayor Ackermann - That the City Manager confer with the Director of Traffic & Parking to make the installation of traffic lights at Sullivan Square. scanMar 5
  39. 39Councillor Graham - That the City Manager provide within the Cambridge Hospital Budget sufficient funds in order to operate a Neighborhood Health Station. scanMar 5
  40. 40Councillors Clinton & Graham - City Manager to instruct the staff of all departments to make available to the City Council all materials needed by this staff. scanMar 5
  41. 41Councillor Clinton - The City Manger direct the appropriate people in order to develop a program informing the citizens of rubbish collection. scanMar 5
  42. 42Repairs be made for the Cambridge Home for the Aged and Infirm Money was appropriated. scanMar 5
  43. 43Comm. from Edward D. McCarhty with an appropriation in the amount of $165.48. scanMar 12
  44. 44Appropriation of $687.54 for reimbursement to the Law Department scanMar 12
  45. 45Appropriation of $1,200 from the City Solicitor's Office. scanMar 12
  46. 46Appropriation for Hospital Codes in the amount of $200,000.00. scanMar 12
  47. 47City Manager abking asking[?] that the City Council appropriate $2,000 to the Executive Department - Elderly Group Taxi Service. scanMar 12
  48. 48City Manager direct the City Solicitor to prepare opinion on the status of the franchise awarded on Nov. 27, 1967.(Councillor Owens) scanMar 12
  49. 49City Manager confer with Comm. of Public Works re: to the installation of adequate lighting in the Sennott Park Area. scanMar 19
  50. 50City Manager - relative to the drawing up of a comprehensive plan for cleaning the streets throughout the entire city. scanMar 19
  51. 51City Manager - Cleaning Antrim Street. scanMar 19
  52. 52City Manager - Charles Sprague report on the effect of the new B.O.C.A. scanMar 19
  53. 53City Manager report on the progress of the Bi-Centennial Committee. scanMar 19
  54. 54City Manager implement a P.O. Box 911 used for complaints re: to any city function scanMar 19
  55. 55City Manager - Re: to dust and debris on the corner of Trowbridge Street and Mass. Avenue. scanMar 19
  56. 56City Manager report on his progress in setting up a hearing on the disparities between the state and local census counts. scanMar 19
  57. 57City Manager - Re: to the immediate removal of abandoned automobiles in the vacant lot at the corner of Walden and Concord Ave. scanMar 19
  58. 58City Manager report to the City Council as to the action taken by him to make secure and safe the quarters formerly occupied by Sullivan Post. scanMar 19
  59. 59Reimbursement to the Treasurer's Office for $83.21 scanMar 19
  60. 60From City Manager with Communication relative to preliminary apprOpriation to the Youth Resources Bureau in the sum of $16,120.00 scanMar 19
  61. 61From City Manager with communications relative to preliminary appropriations to the Youth Resources Bureau in the sum of $30,000 scanMar 19
  62. 62That the City Manager direct Planning & Development to evaluate plans by CRA for surplus NASA land. scanMar 19
  63. 63That the City Manager invite Representatives of N.E. Tel & Tel Co. to next regular meeting of the City Council Re: to Construction work on Gore St. in East Cambridge. scanMar 19
  64. 64Preliminary appropriation to the Miscellaneous - Interest on Temp. loans account in the sum of ($200,000.00) scanMar 26
  65. 65Application of Mrs. Justine Lange for an annuity ($1,500.00) scanMar 26
  66. 66City Manager requested to direct the Director of Traffic & Parking to complete survey of Putnam Ave. scanMar 26
  67. 67City Manager requested to confer with the Supt. of Recreation re: to the poor lighting in & around Sennott Park. scanMar 26
  68. 68City Manager direct the Building Supt. et als to refrain from issuing any license or permit to the Boston Edison Comp. re: to proposed construction of power transmission station on Alewife Brook Pkwy. scanMar 26
  69. 69City Manager requested to take action to preserve the lawn at City Hall. scanApr 2
  70. 70City Manager revive the Citizens Bicycle Committee-National Con. on Bicycles U.S.A. scanApr 2
  71. 71City Manager be requested to direct all City Dept. to advertise all temporary positions before filling them. scanApr 2
  72. 72City Manager appropriate the sum of $400.00 for the purpose of contributing toward the supper for the traffic guards on behalf of the City Council of Cambridge. scanApr 2
  73. 73City Manager instruct the Acting Commissioner of P.W. Dept. to wage a campaign against the pot holes throughout the entire city. scanApr 2
  74. 74City Manager survey all streets and take action to repair & resurface them where pothole damage is. scanApr 2
  75. 75City Manager take action to renew or repair sidewalk around the Margaret Fuller House. scanApr 2
  76. 76City Manager-immediate repairs to the sidewalk on the Windsor St. side of Newtowne Court. scanApr 2
  77. 77City Manager hire research group who are specialists in the sound decibels to advise the City Council on the proposed power transmission station on Alewife Brook Pkwy. scanApr 2
  78. 78City Manager-investigatin a complaint from Mary Cignetti Re: to the illegal unloading of cars at the Porter Square Chevrolet, Inc. scanApr 2
  79. 79Order- appropriating $217.16 to Law Department. scanApr 9
  80. 80Order-Manager to grant time off to employees on Good Friday.(Sullivan). scanApr 9
  81. 81Order-Supplementary appropriation of $400.00 to Executive Dept. P 10. scanApr 9
  82. 82Comm. from Manager and Peter Helwig relative to zoning amendment for community residence - Halfway House. scanApr 9
  83. 83Report from Committee in Finance-increase in salaries of the Police Department. scanApr 9
  84. 84Comm. from William Scotti-re:projects for Extraordinary Repairs to the Home for the Aged and Infirm. scanApr 9
  85. 85Order-Manager to determine how much to defray the cost of police protection during the demonstrations held around Harvard during 1972. scanApr 9
  86. 86Order-Cambridge Housing Authority to expedite completion of the Willow Street Development. scanApr 9
  87. 87Order-Manager to inform whether Hospital Transportation Services Inc. has been awarded a contract for City ambulances service. scanApr 9
  88. 88Order-Manager to direct CRA to refrain from implementing plans to acquire 1063 Cambridge St. (Vellucci) scanApr 9
  89. 89Order-Manager to invite City Solicitor to attend hearing re:operation of Hospital Transportation Services Inc. (Duehay) scanApr 9
  90. 90Order-Manager ask department heads concerned to comply wherever possible with the requests of the Inman Square Spring Festival. scanApr 9
  91. 91Comm. from the Manager re: Hospital Transportation Services Inc. scanApr 23
  92. 92Comm. from the Manager:- petition to rezone land off Aberdeen Ave. scanApr 23
  93. 93Comm. from the Manager: plans for development of Kendall Square Urban Renewal Area. scanApr 23
  94. 94Comm. from the Manager: donation of $30.00 to Community Schools from St/ Elizabeth's Chapter #5 OES to be used by Morse and King Schools. scanApr 23
  95. 95Comm. from the Manager: monies from Harvard University in 1972 in connection with demonstrations held in and around Harvard. scanApr 23
  96. 96Order-Annuity of Mrs. Carrie Pease in amount of $1200.00/year. scanApr 23
  97. 97Order-Annuity of Mrs. Dennis O'Brien for annuity of $1200.00/year. scanApr 23
  98. 98Order-appropriation in Water Dept.- transfer from P-4 to B-44 ($1000). scanApr 23
  99. 99Order-appropriating from B-39 to B-5-$90-Police Department. scanApr 23
  100. 100Order-appropriation of $5000 to Public Works Dept. P schedule. scanApr 23
  101. 101Order-Manager to install Flashing Red Light at intersection of Allston and Brookline Sts. scanApr 23
  102. 102Order-Manager to allow time off to city employees-participation in State and National Conventions. scanApr 23
  103. 103Order-Manager to report recommendations re:pending legislation which would affect the City of Cambridge. scanApr 23
  104. 104Order-Manager to draw up Affirmation Action Plan for $1 million dollars of manpower money the City received from Dept. of Commerce and development. scanApr 23
  105. 105Order-Manager to regulate times which tennis can be played. scanApr 23
  106. 106Order-Cleaning of all vacant lots thruought the City. scanApr 23
  107. 107Order-hearing relative to Community Development Revenue Sharing. scanApr 23
  108. 108Order-repairing a depression on fairfield St. scanApr 23
  109. 109Order-action to increase the number of foot patrolmen on streets of Cambridge. scanApr 23
  110. 110Order-Re: foot patrolmen on streets of Cambridge. scanApr 23
  111. 111Order- re: selection of the members of the Water Board. scanApr 23
  112. 112Order-demolition of buildings: 55-57 Eighth St, 97 Gore St., 16-18 Cherry St. - Appropriation $6579.00 scanApr 23
  113. 113Order-Contracts for 1973 Open Space Program. scanApr 23
  114. 114Order-control and maintenance of drawbridges over Broad Canal on First Street. scanApr 23
  115. 115Order-departmental transfer-Recreation Dept.-from B-22 to F-11, in amount of $4500. scanApr 30
  116. 116Order-appropriation-$22,300.00 to Purchasing Department-B-39. scanApr 30
  117. 117Order-appropriating $386.28 to Law Dept. scanApr 30
  118. 118Order-appropriating $4000 to Veteran's Services F-11. scanApr 30
  119. 119Comm. from Manager-Neighborhood Facilities Program Grant. scanApr 30
  120. 120Order-Manager to post and replace street signs. scanApr 30
  121. 121Order-Manager to find new method of delivering Council materials. scanApr 30
  122. 122Order-Roof of St. Bartholomew's Church to be repaired. scanApr 30
  123. 123Order-Manager to advise as to vacancies in City Services so residents may be considered for the positions. scanApr 30
  124. 124Order-appropriating $1500 to Recreation Dept. in the sum of $1500.00 to schedule F-11, Workmen's Compensation to be included in 1973 Tax Levy. scanApr 30
  125. 125Order-Manager to report on the death of Jeremiah Shea of the Water Department. scanApr 30
  126. 126Comm. from Manager requesting authorization to enter into a contract with HUD. scanMay 7
  127. 127Comm. from Manager Re: to improvements at Sennott Park. scanMay 7
  128. 128Comm. from Manager transmitting a comm. re: to an evaluation of CRA plans for surplus NASA land and Golden Triangle. scanMay 7
  129. 129Comm. from Manager - delivery of agendas. scanMay 7
  130. 130Comm. from Manager - 1973-1974 Cherry Sheet comparisons. scanMay 7
  131. 131Comm. from Manager - Part One of a report regarding impending cuts by the Fed. Gov. in various areas. scanMay 7
  132. 132City Manager appoint a committee of interested citizens with a view towatds making physical changes at Sennott Park. scanMay 7
  133. 133City Manager direct the Comm. of Public Works to post signs to properly identify the Francis L. Sennott Park scanMay 7
  134. 134City Manager - allocation of the Special Revenue Sharing funds. scanMay 7
  135. 135City Manager - Wright Grinding Co. represents a fire hazard. scanMay 7
  136. 136City Manager requested to confer with Traffic Director Re: to installing a "No Parking" sign in front of 93-95 Richdale Ave. scanMay 7
  137. 137City Manager appropriate &100,000 to inaugurate a "Work & Wage" program for the youth of Cambridge. scanMay 7
  138. 138City Manager - Cherry Sheet (Councillor Clinton) scanMay 7
  139. 139City Manager - Cambridge Cemetery be in top shape for the Memorial day weekend. scanMay 7
  140. 140City Manager - Shade trees and lighting to be installed on Hews St. scanMay 7
  141. 141City Manager to report to the Council relative to the death of Jeremiah Shea. scanMay 7
  142. 142City Manager - repairing the sidewalk in front of 383 Walden St. scanMay 7
  143. 143City Manager - invalid decals in the City of Cambridge scanMay 7
  144. 144City Manager - provide the City Council with all the names and addresses to the different boards and commission. scanMay 7
  145. 145City Manager - roof and toilet facilities to be repaired at the Isaac Newton Post. scanMay 7
  146. 146City Manager - storage to truck trailers in the rear portion of the Wright Grinding Company. scanMay 7
  147. 147City Manager - Bus service to the Cambridge Cem. for Memorial Day. scanMay 14
  148. 148Transfer in appropriations in the WaterDept. - $500.00 scanMay 14
  149. 149Additional appropriation to the Assessor's - $1,000 scanMay 14
  150. 150An appropriation of $250 to the Law Department. scanMay 14
  151. 151From City Manager relative to grant application to Dept. of Housing & Urban Renewal Development, for construction of a neighborhood Facility. scanMay 14
  152. 152From City Manager relative to improvements at Sennott Park. scanMay 14
  153. 153from City Manager relative to owners of plastic goods warehouses operating in the Wellington-Harrington Model Cities Area. scanMay 14
  154. 154From City Manager - order which calls for the City to clean lots throughout the City and assess charges against the owners. scanMay 14
  155. 155From City Manager - traffic signals at the intersection of Ash st. and Memorial drive. scanMay 14
  156. 156From City Manager - order relative to the installation of a flashing red light at the intersectiion of Allston and Brookline Sts. scanMay 14
  157. 157From City Manager - order relative to repairing a hole on Fairfield Street. scanMay 14
  158. 158From City Manager - relative to complaints of the illegal unloading of cars at the Porter Sq. Chev. scanMay 14
  159. 159From City Manager - relative to order abuut the installation of traffic signals for Sullivan Sq. scanMay 14
  160. 160From City Manager - relative to a pedestrian overpass between Sherman ST. &Alewife Brook Parkway. scanMay 14
  161. 161From City Manager - relative to the report on the death of the late Jeremiah Shea of the Cambridge Water Dept. scanMay 14
  162. 162City Manager confer with the Chairman of the Conservation commission relative to the planting of Victory Gardens. scanMay 14
  163. 163City Manager confer with the Director of Traffic & Parking - setting up a radar system between Kinnaird & Magee Sts. scanMay 14
  164. 164City Manager confer with the Director of Traffic & Parking - Allston St. to be made into a one way St. from Putnam Ave. to Pleasant St. scanMay 14
  165. 165City Manager-availability of the Tobin School Playground to the littleleague. scanMay 14
  166. 166City Manager-continuing of the planting of shade trees. scanMay 14
  167. 167City Manager-N.E.S.D.E.C. formula used on the Cherry Sheet. scanMay 14
  168. 168City Manager-installation of basketball rims and nets at Langley Ctr. scanMay 14
  169. 169City Manager-reimbusement to state, county districts on the Cherry Sheet. scanMay 14
  170. 170City Manager-installaton of handicapped person signs scanMay 21
  171. 171City Manager-transmitting a request for a transfer in appropriations in the Library in the amount of $495. scanMay 21
  172. 172City Manager-Zoning Petition pertaining to the Regulation of Community Residences scanMay 21
  173. 173City Manager-Valentine St. Fire Committee scanMay 21
  174. 174City Manager-taxation of the medical building which is operated by the Mt. Auburn Hospital. scanMay 21
  175. 175City Manager-installation of suitable benches at the Thorndike Field for baseball players. scanMay 21
  176. 176Revenue Sharing Guidelines. Placed on file scanMay 21
  177. 177Transfer in appropriations in the Electrical Dept. $2,200.00 scanJun 4
  178. 178Walden Square Community Center-development cost of $569,257.00 scanJun 4
  179. 179Additional Appropriation in the sum of $12,000 to Electrical Dept. scanJun 4
  180. 180City Manager take action to acquire parking lot located at the intersection of Broadway & Windsor Streets for a playground area. scanJun 4
  181. 181City Manager notify Railroad Companies to schedule a train speed-from from Porter Sq. to Alewife Brook Parkway. scanJun 4
  182. 182City Manager instruct Commissioner of Public Works to resurface land now the site of the Martin Luther King School. scanJun 4
  183. 183City Manager ask the Election Commission to make available the registration to vote times. scanJun 4
  184. 184City Manager direct the Cambridge Redevelopment Authority to institute a development plan for the Kendall Square Area that will provide jobs. scanJun 11
  185. 185City Manager provide the Police Department with afull-time legal counsel. scanJun 11
  186. 186City Manager to set down & negotiate with all labor unions and do not quit until contracts have been signed. scanJun 11
  187. 187City Manager confer with the Chairman of the License Commission-operation of Metropolitan Truck Rental. scanJun 11
  188. 188City Council support the request for $1200.00 for the Emergency Spanish scanJun 11
  189. 189City Manager go over the list of appointments to the Civic Unity Comm. scanJun 11
  190. 190Appropriation of $650.00 to Law Department. scanJun 11
  191. 191Appropriation to the Miscellaneous in the sum of $200,000. scanJun 11
  192. 192Order-Manager to install new benches on grounds at Main Branch Library. scanJun 4
  193. 193Order-From Manager relative to Victory Gardens Infirmary Site. scanJun 4
  194. 194Comm. from Manager-meeting relative to North Cambridge Footbridge. scanJun 4
  195. 195Comm. from Manager-pedestrian movements-B and M railroad in N.Cambridge. scanJun 4
  196. 196Comm. from Manager-agreement of Fire Fighters Union. scanJun 4
  197. 197Comm. from Manager-entering contract with Dept. of Housing and Urban Development re:Blouin Building. scanJun 4
  198. 198Comm. from Manager-entering contract with Dept. of Housing and Urban Development re:Cambridge Community Centre. scanJun 4
  199. 199Order-Manager to report on Phantom Skating Rink. scanJun 4
  200. 200Order-Salary Increase for Police Dept. scanJun 4
  201. 201Order- Manager to conduct traffic and parking survey-Huron Ave. and Standish St. scanJun 4
  202. 202Order-Manager to confer regarding use of Corporal Burns field by Harvard Students. scanJun 4
  203. 203Order-Manager to report on Mini Bike paths in Kendall Square. scanJun 4
  204. 204Order-Reason why Police pay Day was changed. scanJun 4
  205. 205Order-Manager to conduct comprehensive street cleaning program. scanJun 4
  206. 206Order-Manager to insure that all rubbish collection is accomplished. scanJun 4
  207. 207Order-Manager to establish amendment on alcoholic beverage consumption on public ways, streets,etc. scanJun 4
  208. 208Comm. regarding funds for NYC Programs. scanJun 4
  209. 209Order-grant award - $8800 from Governors Committee on Law Enforcement and Administratin of Criminal Justice. scanJun 25
  210. 210Comm. from Chief Cremins relative to replacement of Fire Hydrant at 274 Cambridge St. scanJun 25
  211. 211Order-transfer in appropriations in Assessors Office-$356.79. scanJun 25
  212. 212Order-transfer-Police Dept.-$1200.00. scanJun 25
  213. 213Order-appropriating $4000 to Police Department. scanJun 25
  214. 214Order-appropriating $250 to Law Dept. scanJun 25
  215. 215Order-appropriating $1500 to Law Dept. scanJun 25
  216. 216Order-appropriating $2100 to Law Dept. scanJun 25
  217. 217Order-transfer-Election Commission-$12,125.00. scanJun 25
  218. 218Order-Request from John Corcoran, Cit y Manager, for appropriation to Misc. Non Contributory Pensions in sum of $483,358.00. scanJun 25
  219. 219Order-appropriation in School Dept. in sum of($368,901.00). scanJun 25
  220. 220Order-request for authorization to accept pro tanto award in sum of $107,000 in connection with land taking in Waltham. scanJun 25
  221. 221Order-appropriation in sum of $475.00 in Executive Department. scanJun 25
  222. 222Order-appaopriating $17,718.50 to Hospital-Misc. Multi Service Center/ scanJun 25
  223. 223Order-appropriation to Capital Improvements in sum of $114.70-for construction of Cambridge Community Center under neighborhood facilities program. scanJun 25
  224. 224Order-appropriating $125.00 to Mayor's Department. scanJun 25
  225. 225Order-transfer in City Clerk's Office - $6,000. scanJun 25
  226. 226Order-transmitted for approval-salary classification plan. scanJun 25
  227. 227Two Comm. from Gordon McGill, re: free cash conditions as of Jan 1. scanJun 25
  228. 228Comm. from Manager-restore of land occupied by temporary school on DeWolfe St. scanJun 25
  229. 229Comm. from Barbara Ackermann, Mayor, relative to a grant of $3750 from National League of Cities used for transportation of youngsters in the Mayor Summer Employment. scanJun 25
  230. 230Order-Manager to request Paul Cowles to appear before Meeting to advise in progress of Longfellow Teen Centre. scanJun 25
  231. 231Order-Manager to resolve labor disputes with Public Works Tire Section. scanJun 25
  232. 232Application for annuity, Mrs. Ethel M. Paine-$1680. scanJun 25
  233. 233Order-council supports appropriation of $160,000 made by Summer Youth Employment Committee. scanJun 25
  234. 234Comm. from John H. Corcoran, Manager, outlining modifications in routes covered by Cambridge MBTA Mini Bus Eperiment. scanJun 25
  235. 235Comm. from John McCarthy, School Committee, requesting supplemental appropriation in amount of $518,901 for salary increase for school personnel and outages in A-1 Account. scanJun 25
  236. 236Comm. from Edward McCarthy outlining expenditures and future needs of law department for appropriation of $35000.00 scanJun 25
  237. 237Comm. from Manager-Green Franklin projects and orders. - also see Finance 1971 #259 and Finance 1972 #64. scanJul 2
  238. 238Order-Appropriation-$280.21 to Law Dept. scanJul 2
  239. 239Comm. from Manager-US Dept. of Labor enters into agreement with CEOC for Summer Youth Program. scanJul 2
  240. 240Order-Appropriation of $2418.72 to Civil Defense Dept. A-1. scanJul 2
  241. 241Order-appropriation of $226.95 to Law Dept. scanJul 2
  242. 242Comm. from Manager-developments in NYC Summer Jobs funding. scanJul 2
  243. 243Comm. from Manager-authorizing conveyance to the Commonwealth of a 7.2 acre parcel of dumpland for construction of a SKATING RINK and other recreational uses. scanJul 2
  244. 244Order-Manager informs council-off street parking-Holiday Inn-Mt. Auburn Street. scanJul 2
  245. 245Order-Manager confers with Sec. of Transportation re:using land between Western Ave. and River St. for parking of motor vehicles. scanJul 2
  246. 246Order-Manager to submit a progress report on development of Off-Street parking program in Harvard Sq.-re: order authorizing expenditure of $225,000.00. scanJul 2
  247. 247Order-Manager instructs Director of Traffic to install Bus Stop sign at corner of Hamilton and Brookline. scanJul 2
  248. 248Order-Manager Corcoran to be removed and replaced with the Chairman of the Board of Assessors. scanJul 2
  249. 249Order-Manager to direct Police Chief to reduce excessive speeding of trucks and autos. scanJul 2
  250. 250Order-Manager to direct implementation of plan to regularly clean streets of debris and snow. scanJul 2
  251. 251Order-Comprehensive Plan for future economic development of the City and Manager to notify all concerned department. scanJul 2
  252. 252Order-Manager to fill in bays of Cambridge incinerator to protects children from injury. scanJul 2
  253. 253Order-Manager initiates program of obtaining fill material for the City Dump. scanJul 2
  254. 254Order-Manager to grant time to employees to be off July 3 for the participation in Independence Day celebrations. scanJul 2
  255. 255Order-Manager to have Planning Dept. assist in the investigation of Roosevelt Towers. scanJul 2
  256. 256Order-Manager to inform Councillors and press on the operation of EEA Summer Employment Program. scanJul 2
  257. 257Order-Manager to confer with Adm. McGlennon-similar auto traffic ban in City of Cambridge. scanJul 2
  258. 258Model Cities Program-Comprehensive Program renewal. scanJul 2
  259. 259Order-Manager to confer with department heads and John Briston Sullivan to correct situation at Briston Arm Apartments Complex. scanJul 2
  260. 260Order-Manager to instruct Public Works Commissioner to repair the sidewalks in front of 383 Walden St. and 239 Western Ave. scanJul 2
  261. 261Order-Manager to direct Planning Board to study and recommend a change in zone of property owned by WR Grace Corp.. scanJul 2
  262. 262Order-Manager is to order installation of air conditioners in City Hall, City Hall Annex and Municipal Building. scanJul 2
  263. 263Order-Manager to allow clothing allowance. scanJul 2
  264. 264Order-Manager to direct Traffic director to exclude trucks in excess of 1½ tons from Gore St. on Somerville Line to Lechmere Square. scanJul 2
  265. 265Order-Manager to assign foot patrolmen 8-1 to Harvard St between Prospect and Norfolk St to prevent vandalism. scanJul 2
  266. 266Order-Manager instruct the Chief of Police to assign a member of his dept. to police the vicinity of the St. Mary Annunciation and St. Bartholomew Churches between hours of 8:00 A.M. and 1:00 P.M. on sundays. scanJul 2
  267. 267Comm. from Manager-Neighborhood Facilities Grant in Walden Square area. scanAug 6
  268. 268Comm. from Manager-Order-appropriating a transfers in Assessors Dept. in sum of $423.82. scanAug 6
  269. 269Order-transfer in Fire Dept. in sum of $200. scanAug 6
  270. 270Order-appropriating $73.54 to Law Dept. scanAug 6
  271. 271Order-appropriating $403.53 to Law Dept. scanAug 6
  272. 272Order-appropriating $339.12 to Law Dept. scanAug 6
  273. 273Order-transfer in License Commission in amount of $225. scanAug 6
  274. 274Order-transfer in Fire Dept. in amount of $1200. scanAug 6
  275. 275Order-appropriating $187.94 to Law Dept. scanAug 6
  276. 276Order-appropriating $127.53 to Law Dept. scanAug 6
  277. 277Comm. from Manager-Making the Tobin School Playground available for the Western Division Little Games. scanAug 6
  278. 278Comm. from Manager-Civic Unity Committee. scanAug 6
  279. 279Comm. from Manager-appropriation of $825,000 to permit temporary borrowing of funds for operation of the City. scanAug 6
  280. 280Comm. from Manager-Reports prepared by Planning and Development Dept. scanAug 6
  281. 281Comm. from Manager-acceptance of a grant in amount of $37,770 for funding of the Recreation Support Program. scanAug 6
  282. 282Comm. from Manager-legalityfor a submision of a supplementary budget request by the School Dept. scanAug 6
  283. 283Comm. from Manager-with communications from Election Commission on the Registration of Voters. scanAug 6
  284. 284Comm. from Manager-establishment of a position of Director of Economic Development and Manpower in Executive Dept. scanAug 6
  285. 285Comm. from Manager-Transmission of 73/FY74 Capital Budget and Capital Improvements Program 73/FY74-FY79. scanAug 6
  286. 286Order-Manager to correct unsanitary conditions at 47-55 8th St. scanAug 6
  287. 287Order-Manager to determine why sewer system in City could not take the last two rainstorms. scanAug 6
  288. 288Order-Manager to confer to draft legislation to provide that any railroad be prevented from disposing of any right of way or other property located in Cambridge without first offering that same for purchase where it is located. scanAug 6
  289. 289Order-Manager to correct hazardous condition on Portland St. scanAug 6
  290. 290Order-Manager to search Cambridgeport Area for Qualified resident to be considered for appointment to position. scanAug 6
  291. 291Order-Manager to consider appointment of a woman to Department Head. scanAug 6
  292. 292Order-Manager to advertise new created position of Director of Economic Development and Manpower in all local newspapers. scanAug 6
  293. 293Order-Manager to obtain legal opinion as to legality of Chief of Police to grant community supervision of Police Dept.-Point Three referendum. scanAug 6
  294. 294Order-Manager to confer with director of Traffic-prohibition of tractor trailers on Concord Ave. scanAug 6
  295. 295Order-Manager to direct Traffic Director to post signs on Putnam Ave. prohibiting use of public way as a truck route. scanAug 6
  296. 296Order-Manager to direct Public Works Commissioner to repair hole in front of premises numbered 383 Walden Street. scanAug 6
  297. 297Order-Appropriation-$35,000 to Executive Dept.-Architectural Fees in High Schools-High School Complex. scanAug 6
  298. 298Order-Introduced by Councillor Danehy-Comprehensive Plan. scanAug 6
  299. 299Order-Title I Special Grant Project for 1973 Fiscal year-$33,000.00 scanSep 10
  300. 300Order-Accepting a gift of the Polaroid Foundation of $1,175.00 scanSep 10
  301. 301Order-Annuity to Mrs. Mary Andella in the amount of $1,200.00 scanSep 10
  302. 302Order-Appropriation in the sum of $5,428.00-Election Commission scanSep 10
  303. 303Order-Appropriation in the sum of $4,200.00 to the Public Works Dept. scanSep 10
  304. 304Order-Transfer in appropriations in Hosp. Dept. - $5,400.00 scanSep 10
  305. 305Order-Transfer in appropriations in Library - $84.00 scanSep 10
  306. 306Order-Transfer in appropriations in Building Dept. - $200.00 scanSep 10
  307. 307Order-Appropriation in the sum of $233.27-Law Department scanSep 10
  308. 308Order-Manager-Survey of traffic pattern in area of Kinnaird, Jay, Hancock and Bay Streets.-(Councillor Sullivan) scanSep 10
  309. 309Order-Manager-Relocate hydrant at 374 Cambridge St. (C. Sullivan) scanSep 10
  310. 310Order-Manager-upgrading of the Observatory Hill Branch Library scanSep 10
  311. 311Order-Manager-Status of Civil Defense Director scanSep 10
  312. 312Order-Manager-elimination of barrel rolling (C. Sullivan) scanSep 10
  313. 313Order-Manager-traffic survey of intersedtion of Sparks, Craigie and Brattle, Streets. scanSep 10
  314. 314Order-Manager-survey of traffic flow at the intersection of Brattle Ash and Mason Streets. scanSep 10
  315. 315Order-Manager-Long Range plan for parking spaces around City Hall scanSep 10
  316. 316Order-Manager-Storage problem in City Hall scanSep 10
  317. 317Order-Manager-Progress made at the new Court House scanSep 10
  318. 318Order-Manager-Survey to be conducted on Scott, Irving, Bryant Sts. scanSep 10
  319. 319Order-Manager-Regulations of Halfway Houses scanSep 10
  320. 320Order-Manager-Supt. of Building to refrain ffom issuing any building permits & the License Comm. to refrain from issuing any new proposed drive-in Rests. scanSep 10
  321. 321Order-Manager-to spruce up the area round the Cambridge Public Library. scanSep 10
  322. 322Order-Manager-Comprehensive residential traffic and Parking Plan for East Cambridge scanSep 10
  323. 323Order-Manager-investigate the possibility of finding space for the Surplus Food Store scanSep 10
  324. 324Order-Manager-eliminating heavy trucks from Gore St. scanSep 10
  325. 325Order-Manager-financial support of the Youth Hockey Program scanSep 10
  326. 326Order-Manager-time off for employees who are parishoners of the St. Paul African Episcopal Church. scanSep 10
  327. 327Order-Manager-no permits to Kentucky Fried Chicken scanSep 10
  328. 328Order-Manager-City Council rescinds approval for a curb cut at 174 Hampshire St. scanSep 10
  329. 329Order-Manager-Pedestrian Mall scanSep 10
  330. 330Order-Manager-demolition of the incinerator (appropriation order) scanSep 10
  331. 331Order-Departmental Transfer in City Infirmary- ($9,300.00) scanSep 17
  332. 332Order-Departmental Transfer in Police Dept. - ($1,500.00) scanSep 17
  333. 333Order-City Manager Re: to conditions at the former "Our Lady of Pity" Grammar School. scanSep 17
  334. 334Order-Manager-Re: Personnel at the Tobin, King and Kennedy Schools. scanSep 17
  335. 335Order-Manager-Re: Temp. Parking during construction on the Green-Franklin Housing Development. scanSep 17
  336. 336Order-Manager-Re: closing of Linden St. revoking the permits scanSep 17
  337. 337Order-Manager-Re: City Council actions to Kentucky Fried Chicken scanSep 17
  338. 338Order-Manager-Re: purchasing of land at corner of Prospect & Hampshire Sts. for recreation area. scanSep 17
  339. 339Order-Manager- Re: Purchasing of land at corner of Prospect & Hampshire St.s for Parking area. scanSep 17
  340. 340Order-Manager-Re: Status Report on the Willow St. Housing Development scanSep 17
  341. 341Order-Manager-Re: to the use of the Parks and Cambridge Common. scanSep 17
  342. 342$22,500.00 to the Executive Dept. - Demolition of the incinerator. scanSep 24
  343. 343An Appropriation in the sum of $70.49 to the Law Dept. scanSep 24
  344. 344An Appropriation in the sum of $315.92 to the Law Dept. scanSep 24
  345. 345Departmental transfer of $32,000.00 in the Health, Hospital and Welfare Dept. scanSep 24
  346. 346Annuity to Mrs. Mary Andella, widow of James Andella, former employee of the Water Dept. scanSep 24
  347. 347Manager-Rehabilitation at Roosevelt Towers scanSep 24
  348. 348Manager-Through Traffic using Rindge Ave. and Sherman St. scanSep 24
  349. 349Manager-Premises #34-38 Regent St. scanSep 24
  350. 350Manager-Planting of Shade trees on Kinnaird and Hews St. scanSep 24
  351. 351Manager-Cleaning up the debris in and around the Neighborhood House Building bounded by Harvard St., Moore St. and Broadway. scanSep 24
  352. 352Manager-Lighting problems at the Gore St. Playground. scanSep 24
  353. 353Manager-Tax Exempt property owned by Harvard University. scanSep 24
  354. 354Manager-Conditions at the tot lot at the Morse School. scanSep 24
  355. 355Manager-Recreation facility on Rindge Ave. located at Pemberton St. scanSep 24
  356. 356Manager-Submit a list.of memberscof the Tree Commission. scanSep 24
  357. 357Appropriation of $975.00 to the Public Works Department. scanOct 1
  358. 358Appropriation of $1,660.00 to the Building Department. scanOct 1
  359. 359Appropriation of $475.00 to the Fire Department. scanOct 1
  360. 360Appropriation of $250.00 to the Law Department. scanOct 1
  361. 361Appropriation of $109.80 to the Law Department. scanOct 1
  362. 362Appropriation of $3,000 to the Auditing Department. scanOct 1
  363. 363Comm. from the City Manager transmitting a status report on the North Cambridge footbridge from the Planning and Development Dept. scanOct 29
  364. 364Comm. from the City Manager transmitting the restricting of Heavy truck traffic in the East Cambridge Area. scanOct 29
  365. 365Comm. from the City Manager transmitting the tenant selection of the Lyndon Banes Johnson Apartments. scanOct 29
  366. 366Transfer in appropriations from the Assessors' Office in the sum of $1,505.31. scanOct 29
  367. 367Appropriation of $1,679.30 to the Law Dept. for reimbursement under the provisions of General Laws, Chapter 41, Section 100-A. scanOct 29
  368. 368Appropriation of $500.00 to the Public Works Dept. scanOct 29
  369. 369Transfer in theElectrical Dept. in the total sum of $4,400.00 scanOct 29
  370. 370Transfer in the Engineering Dept. in the sum of $75.00. scanOct 29
  371. 371Comm. from the City Manager relative to the Civil Defense Activities in Cambridge. scanOct 29
  372. 372Comm. from the City Manager relative to the elimination of barrel rolling. scanOct 29
  373. 373Comm. from the City Manager relative to the Neighborhood House Building. scanOct 29
  374. 374Comm. from the City Manager relative to Marvin Place. scanOct 29
  375. 375Comm. from the City Manager relative to pedestrian signal at Walden Sq. Rd. and Sherman Street. scanOct 29
  376. 376Comm. from the City Manager relative to the Bi-Centennial Commission scanOct 29
  377. 377Order-City Manager inform the City Council of the latest developments in connectionwith the John F. Kennedy Library. scanOct 1
  378. 378Order-City Manager confer with the City Electrician Re: to installation of new and better lighting around St. Peter's Episcopal Church scanOct 1
  379. 379Order-City Manager ascertain from the Camb. Housing Authority procedure of tenant selection of the Lyndon Baynes Johnson Apts. scanOct 1
  380. 380Order-City Manager report back to City Council most probable termination date of the Model Cities Program. scanOct 1
  381. 381Order-City Manager-Re: installation of sidewalks sewer drains and pavement on Marvin Place. scanOct 1
  382. 382Order-City Manager-Re: repair of water cap in front of no. 48-50 Mt. Pleasant St. scanOct 1
  383. 383Order-City Manager-Re: tree in front of No. 51 Mt. Pleasant St. scanOct 1
  384. 384Order-City Manager investigate harassment of voters. scanOct 1
  385. 385Order-City Manager report on the status of the pedestrian bridge between Jeff. Pk & Rindge Towers housing developments & Fresh Pond Center scanOct 1
  386. 386Order-City Manager-Re: increasing the lighting at Hurlbut & Humbolt Sts. scanOct 1
  387. 387Order-City Manager investigate the closing of Corp. McTernan St. during school hours. scanOct 1
  388. 388Order-City Manager order attendance of appropriate heads to hearing Re: elimination of the truck route down Western Ave. River & Prospect Sts. scanOct 1
  389. 389Order-Transfer in the Library Department in the sum of $300.00 scanOct 15
  390. 390Order-Acceptance of the gift of $5,000.00 scanOct 15
  391. 391Order-City Manager instruct Re: trimming & cutting of tree in front of 51 Mt. Pleasant St. scanOct 15
  392. 392Order-City Manager Re: to the water cap at 48-50 Mt. Pleasant St. scanOct 15
  393. 393Order-City Manager conduct a survey Re: to the fuel supply this winter. scanOct 29
  394. 394Order-City Manager Re: to the Resident sticker program to include all residential areas in Cambridge. scanOct 29
  395. 395Order-City Manager report back to City Council Re: progress of the Bi-Centennial Comm. scanOct 29
  396. 396Order-City Manager Re: to fill in the holes in and around Green and Franklin Streets. scanOct 29
  397. 397Order-City Manager Re: rubbish collection on Stinson Court & at 298-403 Allston St. scanOct 29
  398. 398Order-City Manager Re: to Complaints of residents of Worcester St. & Columbia about dogs. scanOct 29
  399. 399Order-City Manager Re: resurfacing of Prospect St. from Central Sq. to the Somerville Line. scanOct 29
  400. 400Order-City Manager Re: truck traffic on Brighton St. & Blanchard Rs. scanOct 29
  401. 401Order-City Manager Re: to the elimination of free tuberculosis Tests. scanOct 29
  402. 402Order-City Manager Re: survey of traffic on Walden Street scanOct 29
  403. 403Order-City Manager Re: why the City Has not prepared the proper forms for the distribution of Revenue Sharing Funds. scanOct 29
  404. 404Order-City Manager to give all the help possible to the City of Chelsea. scanOct 29
  405. 405Order-City Manager Re: use of the buses and subways by the handicapped and the elderly. scanOct 29
  406. 406Order-City Manager Re; new uniforms for traffic women. scanOct 29
  407. 407Order-City Manager-Re: new central Fire House in East Cambridge scanOct 29
  408. 408Order-City Manager-Re: Clothing allowance to Electrical Dept. scanOct 29
  409. 409Order-City Manager-Re: Bolton St. to be opened for through traffic. scanOct 29
  410. 410Order-City Manager-Re: clothing allowance for the members of the printing Dept. scanOct 29
  411. 411Order-City Manager-Re: survey in the area of Erickson St.,Edward T. Sullivan Rd. and those streets whichare within the Watertown,Belmont & Cambridge Boundary Line. scanOct 29
  412. 412Order-City Manager-Re: status of incinerators. scanOct 29
  413. 413Order-City Manager-City Council be provided with a copy of Conrad Fagone's contract. scanOct 29
  414. 414Order-City Manager-Re: community decisions in the allocation & expenditures of revenue sharing and other similar funds. scanOct 29
  415. 415Order-City Manager-Re: pedestrian control light to be installed at the corner of Rindge Ave. & alewife Brook Parkway. scanOct 29
  416. 416Order-City Manager-Re: drainage problems at 644 Cambridge St. which is the Teen Center. scanOct 29
  417. 417Comm. from Manager Re: to Community Dev. Activities. scanNov 5
  418. 418Appropriation of $8,000.00 to the Traffic and Parking Dept. scanNov 5
  419. 419Appropriation to the Executive Dept. in the amount of $2,500.00 scanNov 5
  420. 420Appropriation of $136.50 to the Assessors' Office. scanNov 5
  421. 421Appropriation of $93.55 to the Law Dept. scanNov 5
  422. 422Order-City Manager-Re: position in the Water Dept. to be filled. scanNov 5
  423. 423Order-City Manager grant time off for employees who can be spared for the Christmas & New Year Holidays. scanNov 5
  424. 424Order-City Manager direct P.W.D. to switch the Friday pick-up schedule from Cambridgeport area to Brattle St. section of the city. scanNov 5
  425. 425Appropriation of $15,000.00 to the Executive Dept. & Report from the City Manager Re: to the Compensation benefits of Forest Gould. scanNov 12
  426. 426Order-City Manager grant time-off for employees who can be spared for the Thanksgiving Holiday Weekend. scanNov 12
  427. 427Order-City Manager Re: survey of the Water Pressure. scanNov 12
  428. 428Order-City Manager Re: sewer lines on Pearl St. scanNov 12
  429. 429Order-City Manager notify this City Council of any curb cuts relating tofany fast food service or ice cream parlor. scanNov 12
  430. 430Order-City Manager Re: suppling the City Council with information on the Linnaean St. incident. scanNov 12
  431. 431Order-City Manager Re: complaints raised by Frank DeLuca Re: to treatment by the Police Dept. scanNov 12
  432. 432Order-City Manager Re: progress being made at the Green-Franklin Housing Development. scanNov 12
  433. 433Appropriation for an annuity for Mrs. Helen Hutchinson in the amount of $1,680.00 per year. scanNov 19
  434. 434Transfers in appropriations in the Electrical Dept. in the amount of $6,000.00. scanNov 19
  435. 435Appropriation to the Law Dept. in the sum of $340.30 scanNov 19
  436. 436Transfer in the auditing Dept. in the sum of $3,000.00 scanNov 19
  437. 437Self-explanatory comm. from George Teso, Re: to an appropriation in the sum of $20,000.00 to the Non-Revenue Parking Lot Construction (See #442. also) scanNov 19
  438. 438Appropriations in the City Clerk's office, a transfer, in the total amount of $8,325.00. scanNov 19
  439. 439Transfer in appropriations in the Library in the total amount of $20.00. scanNov 19
  440. 440Order-City Manager: conduct a survey of the construction at Fairmont and Magazine Sts. scanNov 19
  441. 441Order-City Manager Re: survey of lighting conditions on Third St. between Roger and Binney Sts. scanNov 19
  442. 442Appropriation of $20,000.00 to the Non-Revenue Parking Lot Construction Account. scanNov 19
  443. 443Appropriation of $225,000.00 to the Hospital Dept. scanNov 26
  444. 444Appropriation of $300.00[?] to the Building Dept. scanNov 26
  445. 445Communication from Chairman of the Board of Assessors, requesting a transfer in appropriations. scanNov 26
  446. 446Comm. from John H. Corcoran Re: to the Awaiting Report List. (see #481. also) scanNov 26
  447. 447Appropriation in the Law Department in the sum of $133.29 scanDec 3
  448. 448Appropriation in the Law Department in the sum of $371.62 scanDec 3
  449. 449Annuity for Mrs. Elizabeth O'Callahan in the amount of $1,680.00 per year. scanDec 3
  450. 450Appropriation of $2,746.12 to the Law Department. scanDec 3
  451. 451Sources of Outages from the A-Codea[?] in the Hospital Dept. scanDec 3
  452. 452City Manager-Keeping the Golf Course open until Dec. 31, 1973-weather permitting. scanDec 3
  453. 453City Manager-Re: to discussion of measures to counteract the wave of crime and violence which the City has experienced. scanDec 3
  454. 454City Manager-Re: to information center to handle all situations which occur as a result of fuel Shortage. scanDec 3
  455. 455City Manager-Re: to establishment of an emergency telephone number for the citizens of Cambridge when faced with a fuel shortage. scanDec 3
  456. 456City Manager post a reward to any person who leads to the arrest & conviction of the person who cause the death of P. Higonnet. scanDec 3
  457. 457City Manager-Re: to longevity pay for senior officers of the Police Dept. scanDec 3
  458. 458City Manager to appoint a Central Committee to make Cambridge safer by physical change. scanDec 3
  459. 459City Manager-Re: to creation of motor car pool to reduce crime in this city. scanDec 3
  460. 460City Manager-Re: to complaints received by the residents of Worcester and Columbia Sts. regarding dogs. scanDec 3
  461. 461Appropriation of $516.24 to the Law Department for reimbursement. scanDec 10
  462. 462Appropriation of $375.00 to the Law Department for reimbursement. scanDec 10
  463. 463Appropriation of $139.60 to the Law Department for reimbursement. scanDec 10
  464. 464Appropriation of $741.18 to the Law Department for reimbursement. scanDec 10
  465. 465Appropriation of $1,617.00 to the Mayor's Office. scanDec 10
  466. 466Appropriation of $1,000.00 to the Executive Department. scanDec 10
  467. 467City Manager-closing of City Hall & all municipal Dept. on Dec. 24th and Dec. 31st in order to conserve fuel. scanDec 10
  468. 468City Manager direct the Dir. of Traffic & Parking to open up Thorndike St. to thru-traffic. scanDec 10
  469. 469City Manager direct the Chief of Police to review police procedures & policies being used in the major cities of the U.S. and report back. scanDec 10
  470. 470City Manager instruct the Comm. of Public Works to conduct a survey of the sewer system around the Mead St. & Cogswell Ave. scanDec 10
  471. 471City Manager direct the License Commission to withhold the issuance of any license or permit for the operation of an Auto Body Repair Shop at 34-38 Regent St. scanDec 10
  472. 472City Manager Re: to relocating the Auto Body Repair Shop on Regent St. scanDec 10
  473. 473City Manager-Order Re: to the safekeeping of the city's gasoline supply scanDec 10
  474. 474City Manager-Order Re: to closing the City Hall and C.H. Annex due to the energy crisis. scanDec 10
  475. 475City Manager-Order Re: to City Employees forming car pools when driving to & from work. scanDec 10
  476. 476City Manager-Order Re: to correcting the deficiencies noted in the Liacos Report. scanDec 10
  477. 477City Manager-Order Re: to amendment to the Zoning ordinance for the Regent St. area for residential development. scanDec 10
  478. 478Report from City Manager Re: to the surplus food store in Cambridge scanDec 10
  479. 479Report from City Manager Re: to free examinations for tuberculosis. scanDec 10
  480. 480Report from City Manager Re: to traffic pattern in the area of Kinnaird, Jay, Hancock and Bay Streets. scanDec 10
  481. 481City Manager-Order Re: tolling of church bells Dec. 1, 1973 for a 15 minute period. scanNov 26
  482. 482Report from the City Manager: re: to the operation of an auto body shop on Regent Street. scanDec 17
  483. 483Comm. from City Manager transmitting one from J. R. Fennell Ph.D., re: to purchase of strip of land from the City at the rear of 15 Columbia St. scanDec 17
  484. 484Appropriation of $25,000.00 to the Executive Dept. F-39 Homeowners Rehab, Inc. scanDec 17
  485. 485Gift of $7,179.00 from the Cambridge Community Center for the construction of the Community Center. scanDec 17
  486. 486Comm. from Sasaki Dawson, DeMay & Assoc. in the purchase of the Gordon linen properties at 60 Aberdeen Avenue. scanDec 17
  487. 487Draft Environmental Impact Statement of the proposed Kennedy Library scanDec 17
  488. 488Revised rubbish collection routes scanDec 17
  489. 489Grant from the U.S. Dept. of Agriculture in the amount of $391,000.00 scanDec 17
  490. 490Annuity of Adalgisa C. Voto of $1680.00 per year scanDec 17
  491. 491Comm. from John H. Corcoran, City Manager relative to the Cambridge Common. scanDec 17
  492. 492Appropriation of $200.00 to the Law Dept. scanDec 17
  493. 493[?] scan—
  494. 494Order- To the installation and replacement of the proper street signs. (C. Graham) scanDec 17
  495. 495Order - Reserve Account (C. Vellucci) scanDec 17
  496. 496Order- City Manager to instruct the Dir. of Traffic and Parking to post a "Go Slow" sign on Erie St. (C. Sullivan) scanDec 17
  497. 497Order-Closing of City Hall from 7 P. M. Tuesdays thru fridays (C. Clinton) scanDec 17
  498. 498Resolution Housing and Land Use Development (C. Graham) scanDec 17
  499. 499Opening up of Thorndike Street from Second Street to thru traffic scanDec 17
  500. 500Rubbish collection schedule during Christmas week and closing of city buildings on December 24th and 31st. scanDec 17
  501. 501City Manager-Re: Resurfacing Prospect St. scanDec 26
  502. 502City Manager-Re: Repaving of Green & Franklin Sts. scanDec 26
  503. 503City Manager-Re: Rubbish Collections at Stinson Court & 298-403 Allston St. scanDec 26
  504. 504Appropriation to P.W.D. - $2,443.75. scanDec 26
  505. 505Appropriation to Executve Dept. - $30,000 scanDec 26
  506. 506Appropriation to Water Dept. - $265,00C scanDec 26
  507. 507City Manager- Re: to appropriations of $120,325.75 available in Reserve Fund. scanDec 26
  508. 508City Manager-Re: Recreational needs of Harrington School area. scanDec 26
  509. 509Appropriation of $81.53 to Law Dept. scanDec 26
  510. 510Gift in the sum of $527.65. scanDec 26
  511. 511Acceptance of Grant Award in the sum of $25,000. scanDec 26
  512. 512City Manager-Re: to change in zoning-Aberdeen Ave. scanDec 26
  513. 513City Manager-Re: Four day work Week. scanDec 26
  514. 514City Manager-Re: Providing City of Cambridge with a financial reimbursement for revenue lost through tax exempt property. scanDec 26

Sundries

504 actions · № 1–504
  1. 1A report from J. Edward Washington Re: to the Open Space Project scanJan 8
  2. 2Comm. from John H. Corcoran relative to a report from the State Auditor which is on file in the City Clerk's Office scanJan 8
  3. 3Resolution relative to the planned erection of a building on Beacon Street in a wooded area known as "Norton Woods" scanJan 8
  4. 4Comm. from Dorothy L. Callahan-Mass. Council on Food, Nutrition and Health urges you to reconsider 18-month budget for the Neighborhood Health Station Program. scanJan 8
  5. 5Comm. from Henry Goldberg, President of the Delta Tire Co. relative to the examination & inspection of their tires & cones. scanJan 8
  6. 6Comm. from Alice Wolf & Arthur Steinberg, CO-Presidents, Peabody P.T.A. transmitting a letter sent to the City Manager relative to the modernization, renovation & reconstruction of the High School Complex. scanJan 8
  7. 7City Council extends its congratulations to Fred Centanni on his new and important appointment (Councillor Vellucci) scanJan 8
  8. 8Chairman of the Special Sub-Committee on Rent Control is requested to call a special meeting (Councillor Sullivan) scanJan 8
  9. 9City Council go on record congratulating Honorable Thomas P. O'Neil on his recent promotion in U.S. House of Representatives. scanJan 8
  10. 10City Council endorse the sentiments expressed in editorial of Boston Globe "Blacks and the new Judges" (Councillor Owens) scanJan 8
  11. 11Recommendation from Planning Board relative to the petition to rezone lower Cambridgeport area. scanJan 15
  12. 12The Amending of Zoning Ordinance scanJan 8
  13. 13Communication from Judith Thompson for a Suggestion box installed at City Hall & Provision of waste Recepticles throughout City. scanJan 8
  14. 14Communication from Helen Kenney about the operation of Motor Vehicles for the carriage of passengers. scanJan 15
  15. 15Petition of President & Fellows of Harvard College to place chilled water lines in Cambridge and Broadway Streets to distribute chilled waterfrom new central refrigeration plant. scanJan 15
  16. 16Resolution relative to the forty-fourth anniversary of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. birthday scanJan 15
  17. 17Resolution that this City Council go on record urging members of the Congressional delegation in Washington to make January 15, a National holiday in memory of this outstanding advocate on Civil Rights, Martin Luther King. scanJan 15
  18. 18Comm. from William J. Cremins Subject: Preliminary Budget to cover expense of new man for additional vacation days. scanJan 15
  19. 19Comm. from the City Manager for approval of a resolution which constitutes a revision in the relocation plan of the Comprehensive City Demonstration Program scanJan 15
  20. 20That Chapter 40 of the General Ordinances of the City of Cambridge be amended (Councillor Vellucci) scanJan 15
  21. 21That the City Council go on record expressing their condolences at the passing of John Goodrum. (Mayor Ackermann) scanJan 15
  22. 22Comm. from Katherine Aldrich relative to the Longfellow Community Teen Drop-In Center. scanJan 8
  23. 23The Position of Administrative Aide is Authorized in the Mayor's Office. scanJan 22
  24. 24From the City Manager - The Status of Halfway Houses in the City. scanJan 22
  25. 25A Report entitled: "Progress by City, State, and Citizens Groups toward solution of Cambridge Heavy Truck Problem. scanJan 29
  26. 26Comm. from John H. Corcoran relative to the fire on Valentine Street. scanJan 29
  27. 27Comm. from John H. Corcoran with reference to a petition from the Retired Teachers of Cambridge and request of City Council to the matter of adopting Bill No. H-6157 Chapter 763. scanJan 29
  28. 28Comm. from John H. Corcoran, relative to negotiations with the Cambridge Public Works Department Union. scanJan 29
  29. 29Comm. from Anthony Bruno relative to the legal resource pool-listing for the legal Hot-Line. scanJan 22
  30. 30Relative to a meeting that took place about the property at 160-166½ Pearl Street and 21-34 Valentine Street. scanJan 22
  31. 31Comm. from Ralphn J. Dunphy, Commissioner of Public Works, submitting a schedule of Sidewalk Assessments. m scanJan 29
  32. 32Petition of Cambridgeport Parks & Vacant Lots Committee for a hearing relative to the parks in Cambridgeport. scanJan 29
  33. 33Opposition to the Don Quixote or any other club on the corner of Pearl & Auburn Streets from Saints Constantine and Helen Greek Orthodox Church. scanJan 29
  34. 34Comm. from Jane Wilkinson transmitting a proposed resolution for consideration by the City Council designating February 1,1973 as "Proposition Day in Cambridge." scanJan 29
  35. 35Comm. from David B. Harris, President of CCA with a letter to President Nixon expressing the view of the Board of Directors of the CCA on the federal housing moratorium. scanJan 29
  36. 36Comm. from Arthur Brooks relative to uniting surrounding areas. scanJan 29
  37. 37Appropriate provision for the guests of residents who live in the Cambridgeport Neighborhood under the "Parking Sticker Plan" scanJan 29
  38. 38City Council go on record congratulating the staff members of the Just-A-Start Program. scanJan 29
  39. 39From the Colonial Realty Company advising you that the City of Cambridge has not been approved for the Federal Flood Insurance Program. scanJan 29
  40. 40Proclamation - that Thursday, February 1, 1973 be "Proposition Day In Cambridge" scanJan 29
  41. 41Members of the Cambridg Historical Commission as "Special Municipal Employees" be and hereby are exempt. scanFeb 5
  42. 42Report on Parking Sticker Resident Program. scanFeb 5
  43. 43Demolition activities in the Kendall Square Urban Renewal Area. scanFeb 5
  44. 44From David A. Dempsy relative to the Residant Parking system. scanFeb 5
  45. 45From R.J. Dunn enclosing a Public Heabing published in three o; f Boston Newspapers - Hearing is for proposed Telephone conduit work scanJan 29
  46. 46Comm. from Richard J. Kauffman relative to his Neighborhood Parking system. scanFeb 5
  47. 47Petition of Rose F. McGirr, 1436 Cambridge St. relative to zoning change effecting building on Cambridge Street. scanFeb 5
  48. 48Comm. from Secretary of NAACP relative to the use of funds received under Revenue Sharing Legislation. scanFeb 5
  49. 49That the Mayor appoint a committee of qualified persons to conduct a study of the conditions at the Martin Luther King School. scanFeb 5
  50. 50City Council requests the General Court to review all current Rent Control Legislation. (Sullivan) scanFeb 5
  51. 51From City Manager transmitting a self-explanatory Communication from Paul G. Feloney, Architect, relative to the City Infirmary. scanFeb 12
  52. 52From City Manager transmitting a proposed Amendment to the General Ordinances Chapter 16, Article I-Section 29. scanFeb 12
  53. 53From City Manager with a report regarding the petition of Gilbert S. Layne. scanFeb 12
  54. 54From Ralph J. Dunphy a schedule of Sidewalk Assessments to be levied scanFeb 5
  55. 55Meeting of Board of Zoning Appeal scanFeb 5
  56. 56Comm. from Elizabeth Learson, relative to First Inman Square Spring Festival. scanFeb 5
  57. 57Bond of the City Clerk transmitted for approval of the surety. scanFeb 12
  58. 58Comm. from Rev. Arthur J. Metaxas Relative to the Ten Mile Road Race scanFeb 12
  59. 59Commfrom Longfellow Community School Council Re: to Norton Woods. scanFeb 12
  60. 60Councillor Vellucci relative to Rent Control Board. scanFeb 12
  61. 61Mayor Ackermann relative to pedestrian walk over Msgr. O'Brien Hgwy. scanFeb 12
  62. 62Councillor Graham relative to low/moderate income housing scanFeb 12
  63. 63Councillor Owens relative to State Census for 1971 scanFeb 12
  64. 64Councillor Clinton relative to Sullivan Post. scanFeb 12
  65. 65Councillor Clinton relative to foot patrolman on a 24 hrs. basis on Magazine, Pearl & Brookline Streets. scanFeb 12
  66. 66Comm. from City Manager relative to the rescinding of two orders one an appropriation and the other a loan order. re: Library Loan scanFeb 12
  67. 67Comm. from Francis P. Burns relative to Police Listing scanFeb 12
  68. 68Nominating Gustave M. Solomons to be a member of the Cambridge Redevelopment Authority. scanFeb 12
  69. 69Comm. from City Manager relative to two proposed order for the Cambridge Home for the Aged and Infirm. scanFeb 12
  70. 70Incorporation - "Parents for Quality Education, Inc." - DENIED scanFeb 26
  71. 71Parallel Parking in Brattle Square. scanFeb 26
  72. 72Comm. from tenants at 601-607 Franklin St. regarding Rent Control Board Statements. scanFeb 26
  73. 73Report from the Committee on Ordinances relative to Taxi Fares for the elderly. scanFeb 26
  74. 74Relative to the bus service in the North Cambridge area. scanFeb 26
  75. 75Relative to Traffic conditions on Rindge Avenue. scanFeb 26
  76. 76Relative to MBTA's proposed Phase I of the Harvard-Alewife Project. scanFeb 26
  77. 77Comm. from City Manager relative to rehabilitation of Sullivan Post. scanFeb 26
  78. 78Councillor Owens relative to House Bill #4452 scanFeb 26
  79. 79Councillor Clinton relative to the Boardman School. scanFeb 26
  80. 80Report from;the Committee on the Pearl-Valentine Street fire. scanFeb 26
  81. 81Report on recreational facilities in the City of Cambridge. scanFeb 26
  82. 82Notification from David S. Liederman, Dir. of the Office of Children relative tothe formation of an Organizing Committee to establish a provisional sub-council for children. scanFeb 26
  83. 8383. Communication from Dennis P. Sheahan of Model Cities Administration relative to the need for Zoning Amendments in area 3 & 4. scanFeb 26
  84. 8484. Notice from New England telephone Company relative to hearing on March 8, 1973 on Telephone conduit Construction on Monsignor O;Brien Highway & Mt. Auburn Street. scanFeb 26
  85. 8585. Communication from Community Schools Council regarding membership in Community School Commission. scanFeb 26
  86. 8686, Communication from Governor Sargent - acknowledging legislation relative to Rent Control. scanFeb 26
  87. 8787. Communication from John H. Corcoran relative to a failure of an old sewer near the Museum of Science. scanFeb 26
  88. 8888. Communication from City Manager regarding report on examination of accounts of Cambridge Redevelopment Authority. scanMar 5
  89. 8989. Communication from City Manager relative to the Boardman School scanMar 5
  90. 9090. Councillor Owens - Proposed amendment to General Ordinance- Community Schools. scanMar 5
  91. 9191. Councillor Duehay - that the City Council go on record favoring House Bill #3354 and Senate Bill #679. scanMar 5
  92. 9292. Communication from D.P.U. relative to rates and Charges scanMar 5
  93. 9393. Communication from Francis E. Murphy III, relative to High School Complex. scanMar 5
  94. 9494. Petition of the New England Telephone and Telegraph Company for a determination by the Department under the provisions of Section 43 of Chapter 92. scanMar 8
  95. 9595. Comm. from William Stavropoulos endorsing the decision of the City Council to establish a Neighborhood Health Station. scanMar 12
  96. 9696. Comm. from the Div. of Milk Control re: to the determination of the Milk Fat content in Milk or Cream. scanMar 12
  97. 9797. Comm. from the City Clerk transmitting for approval the surety of the bond of Joseph E. Connarton, Asst. City Clerk. scanMar 12
  98. 9898. Invitation to Open House at the American Legion Post. scanMar 19
  99. 9999. Mayor to set a date for hearing on the Power Transmission Station of the N.E. Electric Company. scanMar 19
  100. 100100. Mayor Appoint a Committee - Re: to Off Street Parking in Inman Square scanMar 19
  101. 101101. Title IV-A funds for Day Care. scanMar 19
  102. 102102. City Council go on record congratulating Matignon High School Hockey Team. scanMar 19
  103. 103City Council go on record congratulating the Rindge Basketball Team. scanMar 19
  104. 104Wellington-Harrington Citizens Committee endorses the reopening of the Langley Teen Center. scanMar 19
  105. 105City Council thanks Mr. John Caswell for his distinguished service. scanMar 19
  106. 106City Council go on record as being in favor of the legislation Chapter 383 of the Acts of 1967 scanMar 19
  107. 107Comm. from Sub-Committee on Housing relative to development plan for Kendall Square. scanMar 19
  108. 108Comm. from the N.E. Telephone Co. notifying City Council of hearing relative to a proposed underground conduit in the Concord Ave. and and Fresh Pond Pkwy. Area. scanMar 19
  109. 109Bicycle Fact Sheet scanMar 12
  110. 110From Joseph S. Trombley, City Clerk in the City of Waltham-giving notice of a public hearing scanMar 12
  111. 111From Office of Economic Opportunity with information of FY-1974 budget decisions on programs in the office, scanMar 12
  112. 112From James H. Quinn, Cambridge Pres. of Council E. relative to rise in property taxes scanMar 12
  113. 113From Jeffrey S. Gunin, Counsel to parents for quality education- the name of Joseph Tyree be removed from the list of incorporators of this counsel. scanMar 12
  114. 114From Neighborhood Nine Association-relative to Dev. of Area along the MBTA Red Line scanMar 12
  115. 115From Cambridge Fireman's Relief Assoc. relative to medical expenses scanMar 12
  116. 116Comm. from C.Owens requesting that the Chairman of the Finance Comm. schedule Budget hearings on Sat. March 24, and Sun. Mar. 25. scanMar 12
  117. 117Notice of a public hearing before the MDC on April 4, 1973. scanMar 26
  118. 118Report from Paul G. Cowles Re: to Recreation Maint. Schedule. scanMar 26
  119. 119Comm. from John Brode relative to the availability of budget copies scanMar 26
  120. 120Comm. from Maurice A. Donahue - Educational Seminar. scanMar 26
  121. 121Comm. from Richard M. Donherty, Executive Dir. of Mapc Re: to Application under Section 701 Comprehensive Assistance Program. scanMar 26
  122. 122Comm. from Assoc. Comm. of State Dept. of Public Works Re: to hearing on rivers and harbors. scanMar 26
  123. 123Special Meeting March 28, 1973 re: Revenue Sharing scanMar 26
  124. 124City Council go on record opposing the power transmission scanMar 26
  125. 125Comm. from John H. Desmond, III, Executive Office of the Boston Edison Company Re: Mystice to Cambridge to Woburn underground lines-Convenience and Necessity Petition scanMar 5
  126. 126Comm. from John J. Desmond, III Re: to Brighton underground lines-Convenience and Necessity Peition scanMar 5
  127. 127City Solicitor - Civil Defense Budget. scanMar 26
  128. 128A Hearing be held Re: to the operation of Hospital Transportation Services, Inc. scanMar 26
  129. 129From Thomas P. O'Neill with acknowledgement of Resolution favoring House Bill 3354 scanApr 2
  130. 130Comm. from Mary Cignetti re: to trailer trucks unloading on Lakeview Ave. scanApr 2
  131. 131Notification by the DPU of hearing on April 12, 1973 Re; to Underground lines for transmission of electricity. scanApr 2
  132. 132Annual report from the New England Telephone & Telegraph. scanApr 2
  133. 133Report from the Cambridge Electric Light Co. scanApr 2
  134. 134Report from the Commonwealth Gas. Co. scanApr 2
  135. 135C. Sullivan - order relative to the retirement of Nicholas Catizone. scanApr 2
  136. 136C. Danehy - That this City Council go on record as being opposed to the sending of any reconstruction funds to North Vietnam. scanApr 2
  137. 137National Boycott against the prices of meat. scanApr 2
  138. 138The Chairman of the Comm. School Commission, Dir. of the Gore St. Community School and the City Manager appear at next meeting of the City Council scanApr 2
  139. 139City Council go on record opposing the power transmission by Boston Edison. scanApr 2
  140. 140Article II be amended of the Zoning Ordinance. scanApr 2
  141. 141Milk Control Commission-Amendment No. 22 to Official order No. G-301 effective April 1, 1973 scanApr 2
  142. 142From Rep. Francis W. Hatch and Daniel C. Towse (Stoneham) - Constitutional amendments. scanApr 2
  143. 143From Cynthia Cole supporting the efforts of Francis Duehay Re: to Harvard Square rezoning and housing development issues. scanApr 2
  144. 144Annual Report from Boston Edison Co. scanApr 9
  145. 145Appreciation and gratitude from Sts. Constantine amd Helen Greek Orthodox Church. scanApr 9
  146. 146Comm. from Manuel Rogers with invitation to attend Feast of Santo Christo. scanApr 9
  147. 147Comm. from James Burke, Congress Member, aknowledging Council's order about support for S. 679 of HR 3354. scanApr 9
  148. 148Bond from New England Telephone and Telegraph Company. scanApr 9
  149. 149Common Carrier license filed by Hospital Transportation Services, Inc. scanApr 9
  150. 150Application for an amendment to Building Code, addition of Section 614,45, to Article 6. scanApr 9
  151. 151Comm. from John W. Bullock, Senator, relative to the intersection of Mass. Ave. and the Alewife Brook Parkway at the Arlington-Cambridge line. scanApr 9
  152. 152Rummage Sale on Cambridge Common scanApr 9
  153. 153Comm. from Pasquale Reale regarding the Governor's reorganization plan regarding Veteran's Benefits. scanApr 23
  154. 154Cooperation Agreement between the City of Cambridge and the Cambridge Housing Authority. scanApr 23
  155. 155Chapter 43 of the Acts of 1973 Re: reducing the period of impoundment of dogs. -- Placed in file scanApr 23
  156. 156Comm. from Cambridge Community Center regarding "Neighborhood Facilities Grant" scanApr 23
  157. 157Comm. from John R. Sennott, Chairman of License Commission Re: Illegalities by Porter Square Chevrolet, Inc. scanApr 23
  158. 158Beautification day in Cambridge scanApr 23
  159. 159MDC requested to install traffic signal at the intersection of Ash Street and Memorial Drive. scanApr 23
  160. 160Roll Call on motion to adjourn April 23, 1973 scanApr 23
  161. 161City Solicitor to appear at hearing Re: to Hospital Transportation Services, Inc. scanApr 30
  162. 162City Council congratulates the Rindge Symphony Band and Men's Choir scanApr 30
  163. 163Resolution-Mayor Ackermann-Model Cities & C.E·O. C.v scanApr 30
  164. 164Comm. from Pauline Joseph. Sec. 205 Mt. Auburn St. Condominium Trust espressing thanks to Mr. Lucy Sewage Dept. scanApr 30
  165. 165Comm. from Robert W. Bright requesting ahearing before the City Council Re: to proposed requisition of the premises located at 1059-1067 Cambridge St. by the Camb. Redev. Authority scanApr 30
  166. 166Comm. from the employees of the City Hall requesting improvements in the operation of rest room facilities scanApr 30
  167. 167Comm. from Senator Edward M. Kennedy recording his opposition to changes proposed by the Dept. of Health, Education & Welfare in key elements of the Social Service Program. scanApr 30
  168. 168Comm. from Mrs. William Robbins Re: Conditions at Sennott Park scanApr 30
  169. 169National League of Cities and United States conference of Mayors scanApr 30
  170. 170Comm. from Arthur C. Parris with petition relative to the Zoning Ordinance - Harvard Sq. Overlay District. scanApr 30
  171. 171Bond of Frank E. Jepson for approval. scanApr 30
  172. 172Report of Transportation and Parking Committee Re: Red Line Extension scanApr 30
  173. 173Comm. from Mayor Ackermann Re: to Model Cities Resolution scanApr 30
  174. 174Comm. from the residents of S. Pearl St. & Glenwood Ave. Re: Hazardous Traffic Situation. scanMay 7
  175. 175Notification from the DPU Res to Hearing-Re: petition of Bob Charles Transportation to operate motor vehicles in the City of Cambridge scanMay 7
  176. 176Notice from DPU Re: to laying conduits in the public way on Mt. Auburn St. from Mt. Auburn Hospital to a point 820 feet northwesterly. scanMay 7
  177. 177Notice from DPU Re: to laying conduits in the public way on Msg.O'Brien Highway. scanMay 7
  178. 178Comm. from David S. Liederman to the City Council relative to the organization of an committee for the purpose of establishing Local council for Children in Cambridge. scanMay 7
  179. 179Notification from the Board of Appeals of the City of Waltham Re: to a decision relative to property located at 416 Old Wyman St. scanMay 7
  180. 180Comm. from the City Clerk transmitting the Annual Report of the Board of Library Commissioners of the Commonwealth of Mass. scanMay 7
  181. 181Invitation to the members of the City Council to attend the administration of the oath of office to Mario Umana as Associate Justice of the Boston Municipal Court. scanMay 7
  182. 182Comm. from the Executive Office for Administration & Finance with the Financial report of the Commonwealth of Mass. scanMay 7
  183. 183Comm. from Her Honor the Mayor proclaiming Senior Citizen's Week. scanMay 7
  184. 184Comm. from Her Honor the Mayor proclaiming Leroy Anderson Day. scanMay 7
  185. 185Comm. from Her Honor the Mayor proclaiming Hospital Week in Cambridge. scanMay 7
  186. 186That Her Honor the Mayor appoint a committee of three councillors to draw up resolution on the retirement of Ralph J. Dunphy. scanMay 7
  187. 187C. Sullivan - relative to the Knights of Columbus 80th Anniversary. scanMay 7
  188. 188C. Moncrieff - relative to House Bill #3195 scanMay 7
  189. 189City Council record themselves in opposition to the power of transmission station on Alewife Brook Parkway. scanMay 7
  190. 190Comm. from Ben Williams - PANIC would like to address the City Council on two issues of importance. scanMay 7
  191. 191C. Sullivan - That the City Council go on record congratulating members of the American Legion March Post #442 on the occasion of their 25th Anniversary. scanMay 14
  192. 192Mayor Ackermann - relative to the establishment of a Committee of the Whole to discuss the areas of Youth Activities and Youth Employment in the Summer. scanMay 14
  193. 193Order relative to the Council going on record congratulating the musical groups of the Cambridge High and Latin School . scanMay 14
  194. 194Comm. from Mayor Ackermann requesting the City Manager to confer with the Chief of Police relative to the desirability of Police call boxes. scanMay 14
  195. 195Status report on Collective Bargaining. scanMay 14
  196. 196Summer Jobs Program. scanMay 14
  197. 197regulation of time for people who might be playing tennis in the morning hours. scanMay 14
  198. 198From Rev. Thomas F. Powers of the Blessed Sacrament Parish relative to problems encountered by the residents committee regarding complaints registered by the Neighborhood in the Pearl-Valentine Sts. area. scanMay 14
  199. 199Comm. from Senator Brooke-re:sponsorship of legislation-Mass. Transit Programs financed by Highway Trust Fund. scanMay 14
  200. 200Petition of 100 Cab Drivers requesting reimbursement for tolls paid by cab drivers when operating in Logan Airport. scanMay 14
  201. 201Comm. from Madeline Doliver, RN, - National Nursing Home Week. scanMay 21
  202. 202Comm. from Latin American Printing Corp. inviting Council to Grand Opening of new facilities at 71 Pearl St. scanMay 21
  203. 203Comm. from Waltham Board of Appeals-416 Wyman St., Waltham,Mass. scanMay 21
  204. 204Comm. from Helen C. Meehan - maximum citizen participation in the in the disbursement of Revenue Sharing monies. scanMay 21
  205. 205Comm. from City Clerk - Office of Civil Defense. + opinion from City Solicitor scanMay 21
  206. 206Comm. from City Clerk - Authority of C.M. in the appointment of the City Messenger. scanMay 21
  207. 207Comm. from City Clerk - John Cotton Dana Library Public Relations Award for the year 1972. scanMay 21
  208. 208Comm. from Congressman Michael J. Harrington relative to H.R. 3354 in response to Council order of March 5, 1973 scanMay 21
  209. 209Comm. from Thomas P. O'Neill, Jr. - impact of the recent budget cuts on the City of Cambridge. scanMay 21
  210. 210Comm. from the City Clerk - views of the Adm. on the expenditure of funds for the reconstruction of North Vietnam. scanMay 21
  211. 211An Airport system for the Greater Boston Metropolitan Area. scanMay 21
  212. 212Comm. from Max Wasserman - accomplishment of the overpass. scanMay 21
  213. 213City Council favor - An Act placing the offices of head telephone operator and telephone operator The Municipal Employment of the City of Cambridge. scanMay 21
  214. 214City Council go on record accepting legislation relative to the Retirement Allowance of Julia M. Critchfield. scanMay 21
  215. 215Comm. from the City Council of Marlborough urging the City Council to adopt an order calling for a freeze on the price of gasoline and fuels. scanMay 21
  216. 216Hearing June 11, 1973 relative to bicycle use in the City. scanJun 4
  217. 217Comm. from Peter Glace relative to book, baked goods, rummage sales etc. scanJun 4
  218. 218Comm. from FX Davoren re:William Brattle House listed in Historic places. scanJun 4
  219. 219Comm. from Manuel Rogers relative to celebration of June 16 and 17 by St. Anthony's Parish. scanJun 4
  220. 220Report from Charles Watson relative to public hearing before Public Utilities relative to handling of freight operations by Penn Central Railroad. scanJun 4
  221. 221Report from Charles Watson relative to hearing regarding conduits on O'Brien Highway and Mt. Auburn St. scanJun 4
  222. 222Comm. from Milk Control Comm. regarding formula determining price payable to producers of Class II Milk. scanJun 4
  223. 223re: Chapter 239 Acts of 1973-Terms of certain Bond and Notes to be Issued by the Commonwealth. scanJun 4
  224. 224Mayor to call hearing re: Willow Street Homes. scanJun 4
  225. 225Mayor to call Special Meating relative to complaints of residents of Hartwell Homes. scanJun 4
  226. 226Order-What kind of cable lines Harvard is installing for chilled water lines. scanJun 4
  227. 227Order-Mayor to call Special Meeting to designate Acting Manager . scanJun 4
  228. 228Order-Council congratulates COPA for holding first Congress of Portuguese convention. scanJun 4
  229. 229Comm. from Muriel H. Kramer of 12 Trowbridge St., Cambridge. scanJun 11
  230. 230Comm. from Nicholas J. Minadakis supporting Kennedy Library. scanJun 11
  231. 231Comm. from James Rice, Engineer, relative to conduit work by Harvard University. scanJun 11
  232. 232Comm. from Jon Halberstadt opposing Kennedy Library. scanJun 11
  233. 233Comm. from Jon Halberstadt requesting hearing relative to rate increase by Cambridge Electric Light Company. scanJun 11
  234. 234Comm. from Cngressman, Thomas P. O'Neill relative to resolution of Council April 30, 1973. scanJun 11
  235. 235Comm. from Senator Edward Kennedy relative to legislations which allows cities and states to use discretion to solve transportation problems with Federal Funds. scanJun 11
  236. 236Comm. from John Thimas, Hartswell Homes, in reply. scanJun 11
  237. 237Order-Managers communication relative to Civic Unity Committee be returned for further study. scanJun 11
  238. 238Order-City Manager to be fired and Charles Laverty be appointed in his place. scanJun 11
  239. 239Order-relative to City Managers Bicycle path across City. scanJun 11
  240. 240Answer from Manager relative to listing of members of Boards and Commissions. scanJun 11
  241. 241Comm. from Edward McCarthy, Solicitor, re:Community Development plans in E. Cambridge Neighborhood. scanJun 25
  242. 242Comm. from Acting Solicitor-number of votes needed in passing an ordinance to a second reading. scanJun 25
  243. 243Comm. from Manuel Rogers Re: celebration of feast of Santo Christo. scanJun 25
  244. 244Comm. from Arthur Brownell re:development of the City Dump with Federal land and Water conservation funds. scanJun 25
  245. 245Comm. from Donald Moultan re:use of 2 axial systems in Harvard U. with 2 maps indicating buildings served. scanJun 25
  246. 246Comm. from Robert Patterson supporting development on the site of Jordan Marsh Warehouse. scanJun 25
  247. 247Comm. from Joseph Brown re:Expedition to Quebec City. scanJun 25
  248. 248Comm. from John Halberstadt requesting a hearing re:proposed rate increase by Cambridge Electric Light. scanJun 25
  249. 249Comm. from James Fitzgerald, School Committee, re:legality of submission of a supplementary budget requested by school Committee. scanJun 25
  250. 250Comm. from Elaine McDermott, traffic Sup., assistance of the Council in making their June 6th party a success. scanJun 25
  251. 251Order-Council to take vote on Hyatt Hotel Complex. scanJun 25
  252. 252Notification from Public Utilities-Hearing-proposed rate schedules from Cambridge Electric Light Co. scanJun 25
  253. 253Comm. from Mr. Hundley-re:Public Hearing-issuance and sale of Securities. scanJun 25
  254. 254Comm. from Mr. Hickey-Hearing-Boston Edison Company. scanJun 25
  255. 255Petition-Residents and voters of Cambridge-urge development program for Kendall Square producing jobs and tax revenue. scanJun 25
  256. 256Recess-Roll call. scanJun 25
  257. 257Order-Harwell Homes. scanJul 2
  258. 258Order-Solicitor to render opinion as to whether Departmental inspection reports are available to the public. scanJul 2
  259. 259Order-July 4th as Honor America Day. scanJul 2
  260. 260Order-City Clerk notify inhabitants who are qualified to vote for candidates at State Primary. scanJul 2
  261. 261Order-City Clerk notify inhabitants to vote at Special State Election on September 11. scanJul 2
  262. 262Order-Council accepts Chapter 383 of 1967 General Laws-accidental death insurance for Policemen and Fireman. scanJul 2
  263. 263Order-All Calendar Items placed on file. They may be re-submitted in the fall. scanJul 2
  264. 264Comm. from Dept. of Public Utilities-Hearing-charges set forth in Tarriff biled by Trombly Motor Coach Service. scanJul 2
  265. 265Comm. from Dept. of Army-application of Boston Edison Co.-install and maintain pipe type cable lines. scanJul 2
  266. 266Comm. from Oil and Gas office-allocation program for petroleum products. scanJul 2
  267. 267Comm. from Manuel Rogers-gratitude for Council Cooperation. scanJul 2
  268. 268Comm. from YWCA relative to programs for children in Cambridge. scanJul 2
  269. 269Comm. from Franklin Hundley re: approval of the issuance and Sale of securities. scanJul 2
  270. 270Comm. from Dept. of Public Utilities-Hearing on July 12, at 11 AM. scanJul 2
  271. 271Comm. from Susan Kluver and Tom Neal requesting that a member of the Planning Dept. communicate with a member of the Ward Committee. scanJul 2
  272. 272Order-Creation of Cambridge Local Council for Children's Services. scanJul 2
  273. 273Placed on file-Child Care Ordinance. scanJul 2
  274. 274Placed on file-Order-appropriating $3000 to underwrite costs-Cambridge Conservation Commission. scanJul 2
  275. 275Placed on file-Amendment to rule 26 of City Council-all committees appointed by Mayor except CATV Committee which is appointed by Council members. scanJul 2
  276. 276Placed on file-Mayor sets up Sub-Committee of three members of the City Council-CATV. scanJul 2
  277. 277Placed on file-additional line added to Rule 26 of the Rules of the City Council. scanJul 2
  278. 278Placed on file-Manager posts signs on all main arteries to eliminate hitch hiking in Cambridge. scanJul 2
  279. 279Placed on file-Report from Robert Bowyer-Renovation of City Hall Annex. scanJul 2
  280. 280Placed on file-Comm. from Frederick J. Reardon and John Corcoran-Tax Anticipation Notes. scanJul 2
  281. 281Placed on file-Order-Rent Control Board to resign. scanJul 2
  282. 282Placed on file-Order-Election of a City Auditor for a three year term. scanJul 2
  283. 283Placed on file-Order-Election of a person to perform duties of Clerk of Committees. scanJul 2
  284. 284Placed on file-From Mayor Ackermann-Superintendent of Schools invited to attend meeting to present views on Transportation Skills Centre. scanJul 2
  285. 285Placed on file-Comm, from Robert LeBlanc-Summer NYC programs. scanJul 2
  286. 286Placed on file-Comm. from Robert Rowland,CRA,re:authority consultant arrangements with Gladstone Associates kendall Square Urban Renewal Area. scanJul 2
  287. 287Placed on file-Order-relative to the registration of voters. scanJul 2
  288. 288Placed on file-Order-election of a department head to serve as Acting City Manager in absence of John H. Corcoran. scanJul 2
  289. 289Placed on file-Com, from John Corcoran relative to the proposed resolution directing Cambridge Redevelopment Authority to cease demolition work in Kendall Square Urban Renewal Project. scanJul 2
  290. 290Placed on file-House Bill 4751-Rent control law and its effects. scanJul 2
  291. 291Placed on file-Comm. from Dominic Palma-Peddling. scanJul 2
  292. 292Placed on file-Comm. from George Teso-Driveway widening 180 Albany St.-MIT. scanJul 2
  293. 293Placed on file-appointment of all temporary employees of the Public Works Dept. scanJul 2
  294. 294Placed on file-Driveway-45 Trowbridge St.(Victor Iocco). scanJul 2
  295. 295A Counillor exercising his charter Right on Order #7 of June 25, 1973 scanJul 2
  296. 296City Council go on record accepting Kendall Square Report #1 as amended. scanJul 2
  297. 297Amendment to Report #1. - Kendall Square. scanJul 2
  298. 298City Council go on record accepting Kendall Square Report #2. scanJul 2
  299. 299City Council go on record rejecting the Kendall Square "Concept Plan" scanJul 2
  300. 300Notification of a Special Meeting on July 2, 1973. scanJul 2
  301. 301Notice of State Primaries, Tuesday, August 14, 1973. scanJul 2
  302. 302Petitions of Ms. Butterfield for footings, temporary sheeting, driveway at premises no. 6 Standish St. and 373-375 Huron Ave. scanJul 2
  303. 303Petition - objecting to a drive-in bank on the premises known as 373-375 Huron Ave. (petition of Ms. Butterfield) scanJul 2
  304. 304Petition from residents-approving w/o objection the proposed plans for a new bank building at 375 Huron Ave. scanJul 2
  305. 305Opposition to granting permission to Cambridge Trust Co. for drive-in bank. scanJul 2
  306. 306Comm. from Graham Gund RE: formation of liaison Committee to work with officials & contractors of the Hyatt Hotel scanJul 2
  307. 307Comm. from Gregory Gay-aid for North Vietnam. scanAug 6
  308. 308Comm. from Margaret Heckler thanking Council for resolution supporting S679 and HR 3354-improved public transportation. scanAug 6
  309. 309Comm. from Dept of Public Utilities-provisions of Chapter 160 Sections 142 and 143 of General Laws. scanAug 6
  310. 310Comm. from Northgate Construction-obstruction of a portion of Franklin, Pearl and Green Sts.-Franklin Green Housing. scanAug 6
  311. 311Comm. from residents of 8th St.-petition to correct a hazardous and unsanitary consition in area of 47-55 8th St. scanAug 6
  312. 312Comm. from Civic Unity Comm.-revising current city hall office directories and proper identification of each office. scanAug 6
  313. 313Order-City Clerk notifying inhabitants of Cambridge qualified to vote of the date of Elections in Cambridge-November 6, 1973. scanAug 6
  314. 314Order-Council goes on record approving continued employment of Edward Lawlor as a foreman in the Cambridge Public Works Department. scanAug 6
  315. 315Order-Positions in the Assessors Department. scanSep 10
  316. 316Progress Report on the Kendall Square Urban Renewal Area. scanSep 10
  317. 317Comm. from Mr. Fagone of the Public Works Department. scanSep 10
  318. 318Drainage Design on Blanchard Rd. & Concord Avenue. scanSep 10
  319. 319Order- City Council go on record accepting Chapter 430 of the Acts of 1967. scanSep 10
  320. 320Order-permit to the Union Baptist Church to Close Main St.-Bazaar scanSep 10
  321. 321Petition from Miriam H. Kramer opposing the cancellation of barrel rolling accommodation. scanSep 10
  322. 322Excessive Speeding on the streets of the City of Cambridge. scanSep 10
  323. 323Comm. from Atwell G. Collins recording his opposition to the change of zoning of the property bounded by Gore, Third, Cambridge and Second St. scanSep 10
  324. 324Comm. from Robert W. Bright, relative to the cutbacks in federal funding scanSep 10
  325. 325Comm. from Edward J. King expressing gratitude to the Prompt and professional assistance to the Box 612 signal scanSep 10
  326. 326Comm. from the County Commissioners rela ive to the reduction of the 1973-1974 assessment. scanSep 10
  327. 327Comm. from Robert Angus expressing opposition to the Parking problems in the area of Brattle and Mt. Auburn St. scanSep 10
  328. 328Comm. from James R. Spooner relative to a pothole on Hayward St. which damaged his car. scanSep 10
  329. 329Comm. from Dominic Percoco relative to the collection of rubbish scanSep 10
  330. 330Bond of Joseph A. Chianca. Jr. scanSep 10
  331. 331Bond of Bruce M. Rice scanSep 10
  332. 332Comm. rec. from Charles J. Hubert req. a local license to operate a limousine Serveice to Logan Airport from Cambridge scanSep 10
  333. 333Notice of a hearing on Thursday, Sept. 20 for the approval and authorization by the DPU for an increase in its authorized capital stock scanSep 10
  334. 334Comm. from residents expressing opposition to the Construct. of a Kentucky Fried Chicken Rest. scanSep 10
  335. 335Comm. from the Seventh-day Adventist Temple req. to secure a tag day in Cambridge for Sept. 20, 1973 scanSep 10
  336. 336Chapter 303 of the year 1973 - No action taken. scanSep 10
  337. 337Pipe-type Cable Route scanSep 10
  338. 338Resolution on William McKinley Taylor, Asst. City Solicitor of Cambridge (Husband O Rowena[?] Hughes[?]) scanSep 10
  339. 339Petition from residents in opposition to the Kentucky Fried Chicken Rest. scanSep 10
  340. 340Proclamation-St. Paul African Methodist Episcopal Church Week in Cambridge scanSep 10
  341. 341Order-Resolution Relative to Food Stamps scanSep 10
  342. 342Comm. from Paul L. Fishman Re: to Cable Television scanSep 10
  343. 343From Wells B. Grogann Reverend of First Church in Cambridge Re: to Marriage records returned to the City Clerk's Office. scanSep 10
  344. 344Letter to Ordway P. Burden - Real Estate Attachments scanSep 10
  345. 345Letter to Robert K. Wagner - Real Estate Attachments scanSep 10
  346. 346Letter to John W. Bevevino - Real Estate Attachments scanSep 10
  347. 347Map of Proposed Harvard Square Overlay District. scanSep 10
  348. 348Termination of Constables-no longer employed by the Harvard Coop. scanSep 10
  349. 349From City Manager-Re: to North Cambridge Temporary Pedestrian Bridge scanSep 10
  350. 350Proposal for a overpass at the rear of Jefferson Park. scanSep 10
  351. 351Statement of Sheriff John Buckley regarding confinement of Prisoners scanSep 17
  352. 352Comm. from Marilyn Levin, requesting permission for the use of the Cambridge Common for a rummage sale on Sept. 29, scanSep 17
  353. 353A letter from Patrick Centanni. scanAug 29
  354. 354Comm. from residents relative to the construction of the Kentucky Fried Chicken. scanSep 17
  355. 355Comm. from the County Commissioner. scanSep 17
  356. 356Resolution on Peter H. Igo. scanSep 17
  357. 357Proclamation-Mt. Auburn Hospital Week in Cambridge. scanSep 17
  358. 358Prohibition of the use of pinball machines in the City of Cambridge, scanSep 17
  359. 359City Council gonn record being opposed to the construction of a Kentucky Fried Chicken Rest. on the Cr. of Prospect and Hampshire STS. scanSep 17
  360. 360Expenditure of the Trident Submarine. (C. Duehay) scanSep 17
  361. 361City Solicitor to submit an opinion relative to the use of the Cambridge, Common. scanSep 17
  362. 362Progress Report on the development of the Kendall Square Area. scanSep 17
  363. 363Petition from Parents of Walden Sq. Rd. Apartments Re: to a Pedestrian signal. scanSep 17
  364. 364Self-Explanatory report from Mr. Easler Re: to Prelim. results of the recent truck survey. scanSep 24
  365. 365City Clerk to inquire City Manager-Re: "Awaiting Report List" scanSep 24
  366. 366Dir. of Traffic and Parking conduct a survey of traffic at the corner Pearl & Putnam Ave. scanSep 24
  367. 367Suggestion for revision of Chapter 13 of the General Ordinances. scanSep 24
  368. 368Little League-CHLS Girls' Softball Team; Use of the Tobin School Playground. scanSep 24
  369. 369Comm. from Arthur G. Parris Re; to re-use potential of the former City dump scanSep 24
  370. 370Comm. from Planning Board as they relate to zone changes. scanSep 24
  371. 371Changes to be made concerning operations at the Public Works Dept. scanSep 24
  372. 372Comm. from Paul G. Cowles in response to recent order of the City Council relative to Assistanceto Youth Hockey. scanSep 24
  373. 373Comm. from Amelia F. Soucie requesting that sign be put back in memory of her son. scanSep 24
  374. 374Comm. from Harold F. Murphy, requesting a meeting before the City Council relative to the fact-finders report. scanSep 24
  375. 375Comm. from Thomas P. O'Neill, Jr. acknowledge the resolution regarding human resources and the elderly. scanSep 24
  376. 376Comm. from Edward D. McCarthy-legal steps-Re: to revocation of all licenses and permits previously granted to Kentucky Fried Chicken scanSep 24
  377. 377Comm. from Aaron Spencer Re: Kentucky Fried Chicken scanSep 24
  378. 378Local 196 of the Hospital workers to get their 6% pay raise. scanSep 24
  379. 379Resolution of the City Council requesting purchase of Willow St. Homes scanSep 24
  380. 380Petition of William Crane Properties for obstruction of the sidewalk at 179-207 Bent St. scanOct 1
  381. 381Reports from the Planning Bard with reference to City Council request relative to proposed Riverfront District. scanOct 1
  382. 382Comm. from City Manager Re: to the Houghton Portable Schools. scanOct 1
  383. 383Planning Board recommendations for the re-use of the City Dump scanOct 1
  384. 384Comm. from City Manager in connection with awaiting Report Agenda. scanOct 1
  385. 385Report by the Planning and Development Dept. entitled: "Status of Harvard Sq. Parking Program. scanOct 1
  386. 386Governor Sargent's Clean Air Transportation Control Plan scanOct 1
  387. 387Awaiting Report: #19 Re: Halfway Houses. scanOct 1
  388. 388Guidelines Re: Cambridge Common and the recreational areas in Camb. scanOct 1
  389. 389City Council favors House Bill 3279 Re: Voter registration by affidavit scanOct 1
  390. 390City Council hold a hearing Re: construction of portable news stand in Central Sq. scanOct 1
  391. 391City Council favors alternate truck route along the railroad bed of the Boston & Albany R.R. scanOct 1
  392. 392Kennedy Library. scanOct 1
  393. 393Order-Hearing be held Re: City Dump Site. scanOct 1
  394. 394CIty Council accepts Chapter 233 of the Acts of 1968 Re: to foot patrol. scanOct 1
  395. 395Comm. from F.J. Hickey notifying the City Council of a public hearing Re: to free or reduced service rate granted to employees of the Tel. Co. scanOct 1
  396. 396Notice of a public Hearing Re: the propriety of rates and charges of the Cambridge Electric Light Comp. scanOct 1
  397. 397Comm. from Richard I. Furbush, Sec. of MDC with copy of order adopted by the MDC granting locations to the Boston Edison Co. for manholes, etc. on McGrath Hgwy., Freshpond Pkwy. & Concord Ave. scanOct 1
  398. 398398,A Proclamation-"Voter Registration Week" scanOct 1
  399. 399Comm. from the Camb. Chamber of Commerce Re: discontinuance of publication of the "Cambridge Magazine" scanOct 29
  400. 400Comm. from Senator Ted Kennedy acknowledging receipt of the resolution Re: to food stamps. scanOct 29
  401. 401Comm. from the Emergency Finance Board Re: to the City of Cambridge Projects. scanOct 29
  402. 402Comm. from Senator Ted Kennedy acknowledging receipt of the resolution re: to the Trident nuclear missle sub. scanOct 29
  403. 403Comm. from Maurice Ronayne-receipt of the res. Re: to House Bill 3279 scanOct 29
  404. 404Notice-meeting at Superior Court Re: parking conditions & the confinement of prisoners in this area. scanOct 29
  405. 405Chapter 843. - Rent Control scanOct 29
  406. 406Comm. from Donald C. Moulton Re: postponing hearing scheduled for Nov. 5 - Banks St. Parking lot. scanOct 29
  407. 407Comm. from Francis C. LaPointe-receipt of the resolution Re: House Bill 3279. scanOct 29
  408. 408Comm. from Michael loPresti, Jr.-receipt of the resolution Re: House Bill 3279 scanOct 29
  409. 409Petition from Peter Braver-requesting City Council to consider the rerouting of St. Johnsbury Trucks from Putnam Ave. to Memorial Dr. scanOct 29
  410. 410Report from the City Solicitor Re: Departmental Inspection Report. scanOct 29
  411. 411Comm. received from Homeowners Rehab. Inc.-hearing on Oct. 29 scanOct 29
  412. 412Petition from residents of Arrow & Bow Sts Re: to disturbances created by patrons of Charlie's Place on Bow St. scanOct 29
  413. 413Comm. from Edward D. McCarthy Re: to Special Municipal Employees scanOct 29
  414. 414Resolution on the death of Howard Roland Utt. scanOct 29
  415. 415Increase in pension for Clarence J. Robillard of Cambridge. scanOct 29
  416. 416Creation of an independent office of Special prosecutor. scanOct 29
  417. 417City Council supporting House bill #6661 Re: Turney Programs. scanOct 29
  418. 418Current Status of Fire Hydrants throughout the City. scanOct 29
  419. 419Landlord to possess certificates stating apts. are up to housing codes. scanOct 29
  420. 420Building certificates issued to be signed by the Director of Planning and the Chief of Fire Dept. scanOct 29
  421. 421Order-Re: to 2 policemen & 1 fireman who dove into the Charles in search of occupant of a vehicle that had gone into the river. scanOct 29
  422. 422installation of traffic lights at the corner of Walden St. & Garden. scanOct 29
  423. 423Comm. from Edward McCarthy Re: to classifying outside attorneys as Special Municpal Employees. scanOct 29
  424. 424Re: Chelsea (Where to send contributions) scanOct 29
  425. 425Report from the Legislative Agent Re: to the condiments of Class II Milk. scanNov 5
  426. 426Comm. from the Director of Traffic and Parking Re: to the installation of traffic signals at the intersection of Garden & Walden St.s scanNov 5
  427. 427Comm. from Dir. of Traffic & Parking Re: to the expansion of the Resident Parking Sticker Program. scanNov 5
  428. 428Report from Planning & Development-"Social Characteristics of Cambridge, 1970-Vol. 2" scanNov 5
  429. 429Comm. from Dir. of Traffic & parking Re: survey of the S. Pearl St. area. scanNov 5
  430. 430City Solicitor's opinion of the legality of community supervision of the Police Dept. to extent called for in the "Point Three" program scanNov 5
  431. 431Proclamation-Cambridge Chapter Greater Boston Assoc. for Retarded citizen teenager march Day. scanNov 5
  432. 432Proclamation-November 6, 1973 as Independent Day. scanNov 5
  433. 433reconsideration:of the vote of the City Council on the proposed new salary schedule for Police Dept. scanNov 5
  434. 434Comm. from Mary Jane Fiske Re: the Food Stamp Program. scanNov 5
  435. 435Invitation to attend the Armistice Day observances. scanNov 5
  436. 436Contribution disclosures. (C. Graham) scanNov 12
  437. 437Status Report on the Willow St. Housing Development. scanNov 12
  438. 438Frank DeLuca requesting a hearing. scanNov 12
  439. 439Comm. received from George Teso regarding the rerouting of trucks from Putnam Ave. to Memorial Drive. scanNov 12
  440. 440Comm. received from Senator Edward W. Brooke acknowledging recept of the resolution regarding food stamps for the elderly. scanNov 12
  441. 441Comm. received from Michael J. Rolli, regarding the food Stamp program for the elderly. scanNov 12
  442. 442Comm. from the President of the U.S. requesting the council to take steps to lower the speed limit of automobile to 50MPH. scanNov 12
  443. 443Comm. from the President of the U.S. Re: to the Energy Crisis. scanNov 12
  444. 444Campaign Contributions. scanNov 12
  445. 445Order-Re: to the lights and signs to be turned out at 9 P.M. scanNov 12
  446. 446Order-Mayor to appoint a committee to draw up resolution on Stanley Brown. scanNov 12
  447. 447Resolution from Stanley L. Brown. scanNov 12
  448. 448Order-Re: sign petitions to be accompanied by a drawing. scanNov 12
  449. 449Comm. from E. O'Callahan Re: to information regarding widows pension. scanNov 26
  450. 450Relative to an incident on Garden St. on October 1, 1973 scanNov 26
  451. 451Relative to Complaint of Mr. Frank DeLuca scanNov 26
  452. 452Comm. from George Teso Re: to connecting Bolton St. through to Richdale Ave. scanNov 26
  453. 453Comm. from George Teso Re: to the prohibition of heavy trucks from using Concord Ave. from Fresh Pond Circle to Harvard Square. scanNov 26
  454. 454Traffic Signal near the Mt. Auburn Hospital scanNov 26
  455. 455Comm. from Dir. of Traffic & parking Re: to the one way pattern in the Scott St. Area. scanNov 19
  456. 456Comm. from Dir. of Traffic & Parking Re: to implementing a Resident Sticker Program in the area of Erickson St. & Edward T. Sullivan Rd. scanNov 19
  457. 457Self-Explanatory comm. from George Teso Re: heavy truck traffic in the Blanchard Rd. Area. scanNov 19
  458. 458Comm. from Bruce Houghton, Director of the Cambridge Hot Line requesting a hearing before the City Council Re: to the City funding this organization scanNov 19
  459. 459Notice of public Hearing - DPU Re: to a change of location for the garaging of buses and the base operations of the Metropolitan Coach Ser. from Belmont to Cambridge. scanNov 19
  460. 460Comm. received from Stanley Brown aacknowledging receipt of the resolution Re: to his retirement. scanNov 19
  461. 461Mayor appoint a sub-Committee of three councillors to survey the purchasing procedures at the Cambridge Hospital scanNov 26
  462. 462List of Council Committees 1970-1971 scanNov 26
  463. 463Comm. from Jerry Cole -Cleaning up & repairing in the rear of the Harrington School. scanDec 3
  464. 464Mayor appoint a Committee - arrangements for the 1974-1975 Inaurguration scanDec 3
  465. 465Committee of tree Councillors to draw up resolution on Michael J. Dee. scanDec 3
  466. 466Invitation to the City Council to attend a presentation of awards at the Elks Home on Harvard St. (Junior Fire Marshall Program) scanDec 3
  467. 467Comm. from George Teso Re: to traffic signals at the intersection of Alewife Brook Parkway and Rindge Ave. scanDec 3
  468. 468Comm. from George Teso Re: to the closing of Corp. McTernan St. during school hours. scanDec 3
  469. 469Comm. from members of the Harvard Medical School recording opposition to the proposed curtailment of MBTA service after 9PM due to fuel Shortage. scanDec 3
  470. 470Notice of a public hearing by the City of Waltham Re: to the sborage of lacquer thinner etc. above ground and heating oile under ground. scanDec 3
  471. 471Comm. received from the Concerned parents of Area III & IV requesting a hearing on Dec, 10 Re: to the Pre-teen services in the neighborhood. scanDec 3
  472. 472Comm. from the NAACP Re: to the No. of minorities in the Police Force scanDec 10
  473. 473Comm. from B.J. Belcastro expressing admiration at the outstanding service render by Pasquale L. Reale as Director of Veterans Service. scanDec 10
  474. 474Comm. from Marion Walter Re: to the recent crime in the City of Cambridge scanDec 10
  475. 475Housekeeping resolution prior to the Final audit and payment which will bring to close the Community Development Program. scanDec 10
  476. 476Emergency telephone numbers during the energy crisis. scanDec 10
  477. 477City Clerk secure the list of all residents and abutters who are affected by the proposed zoning changes. scanDec 10
  478. 478Recreation area located at the intersection of Windsor, Hampshire & Plymouth Sts. be named "The Fred Cabral Memorial Park" scanDec 10
  479. 479Future use of the City Dump Site. scanDec 10
  480. 480Congratulations to Cambridge High & Latin for an outstanding Christmas Program scanDec 10
  481. 481Comm. from John Brode - G.R.O. urges City Council to pass two zoning proposals concerning the Hilliard St. & Harvard Square Overlay Area. scanDec 10
  482. 482Order re: City Clerk not to process sign applications until an ordinance is drafted regulating the size, type and location of signs. (C. Duehay) scanDec 17
  483. 483Resolution - Christmas Music (C. Sullivan) scanDec 17
  484. 484Resolution - Willow Street Homes (C. Vellucci) scanDec 17
  485. 485Marsh Post offering the assistance to the City Council in combating crime and assults in the Marsh area of Cambridge. scanDec 17
  486. 486Comm. from George Teso outlining the proceedures to be followed in the event of a snow emergency. scanDec 17
  487. 487Transportation Forum. requested to take whatever steps necessary to scanDec 17
  488. 488Relating the plight of the Palestinians. scanDec 17
  489. 489Placed on file - use of the Cambridge Common scanDec 26
  490. 490Placed on file-Status report of the Model Cities Administration scanDec 26
  491. 491Placed on file - Appointment to Cambridge Housing Authority scanDec 26
  492. 492Placed on file-Survey of the cities and towns which have installed CATV. scanDec 26
  493. 493Placed on file- increase the membership of the Harvard Square Task Force scanDec 26
  494. 494Placed on file - Sign- Arby's Roast Beef scanDec 26
  495. 495Placed on file - abolishment of the tree committee of the city of Cambridge scanDec 26
  496. 496Placed on file- appoint a committee representative of all relevant groups to draft an ordinance that would deal with the issue of Halfway Houses. scanDec 26
  497. 497Placed on File-Evaluation of Regent St. Re: to Auto Body Shop from the Planning Board. scanDec 26
  498. 498Placed on File-Chapter 89 scanDec 26
  499. 499Comm. from City Clerk trans. a petition of M.J. Powers & other residents of the Scott St. area-requesting hearing Re: to one-way pattern on Scott St. scanDec 26
  500. 500All Calendar Items to be Placedon File ( Councillor Moncreiff) scanDec 26
  501. 501Congratulations to Shiela McGovern on her appointment to the Bench. scanDec 26
  502. 502Cambridge Housing Authority to implement the Tenant Assignment Plan. scanDec 26
  503. 503Placed on file from Hugh Adams Russell, regarding the bad condition of the Council Chamber scanNov 19
  504. 504Placed on file Harvard Square Overlay District Zoning Amendment scanDec 26

Highways

287 actions · № 1–287
  1. 1Order-Bollards-14 Story StreetJan 8
  2. 2Order-Sign- 201 Msgr. O'Brien HighwayJan 8
  3. 3Order-Sign- 1001 Massachusetts AvenueJan 8
  4. 4Order-Sign- 282 Concord AvenueJan 8
  5. 5Order-Sign- 566 Massachusetts Avenue.Jan 8
  6. 6Order-Sign- 182 Massachusetts Avenue (Tech Hi-Fi)Jan 8
  7. 7Order-Revocation of a sign-183 Cambridge Street (National Dairy Products)Jan 8
  8. 8Order-Driveway-Nutting Road (Cambridge Plaza Trust)Jan 8
  9. 9Order-Driveway-12 Austin Street (Jack Smilie, Inc.)Jan 8
  10. 10Order-Bitulithic Sidewalk- 409-415 Portland StreetJan 8
  11. 11Order-Bitulithic Sidewalk- 418-423 Portland StreetJan 8
  12. 12Order-Sign-62 Walden Street (Supreme Food Shop)Jan 15
  13. 13Order-Sign-180 Massachusetts Avenue (McSorley's)Jan 15
  14. 14Order-Revocation of a Barricade Enclosure- 29-41 Boylston StreetJan 15
  15. 15Order-Revocation of a Sign at 1208 Massachusetts AvenueJan 15
  16. 16Order-Revocation of a Sign at 1256 Mass. Avenue (Krackerjacks, Inc.)Jan 15
  17. 17Order-Repairs to Sidewalk at 699 Mt. Auburn St (Star Market)Jan 22
  18. 18Order-Revocation of a Sign at 1910 Mass. Ave. (Kent Clothing)Jan 22
  19. 19Order-Sign at 182 Mass. Ave. (Stereo Component systems, Inc.)Jan 22
  20. 20Order-Sign at 121 Mt. Auburn Street (Ferdinand's Restaurant)Jan 22
  21. 21Order-Sign at 851 Cambridge Street (Sunset Cafe)Feb 5
  22. 22Order-From Eileen Barrett relative to the break in sidewalkFeb 5
  23. 23Order-Revocation of Sign at1006 Cambridge Street (John DaSilva)Feb 12
  24. 24Order-Revocation of Sign & Reflectors at 318-320 Cambridge Street.Feb 12
  25. 25Order-Sign at 99 Magazine Street (Seven-Up)Feb 12
  26. 26Order-Portland Cement Sidewalk at 21 Brown StreetFeb 26
  27. 27Order-Driveway at 15 Sellers StreetFeb 26
  28. 28Order-Sign at 272 Cambridge Street (Crown Dist. Co.)Feb 26
  29. 29Order-Sign at 239 Mass. Avenue (Campus House of Pizza, Inc.)Feb 26
  30. 30Order-Sign at 239 Mass. Avenue (Campus House of Pizza, Inc.)Feb 26
  31. 31Order-Revocation of a Sign at 1001 Mass. Avenue (Orson Wells)Feb 26
  32. 32Order-Revocation of a Cloth Flag at 2 Bow Street.Mar 5
  33. 33Order-Revocation of a Sign at 74 Prospect Street (Custom Floor Covering)Mar 5
  34. 34Order-Driveway at 44 Dana Street (Widening)Mar 5
  35. 35Order-Driveway at 29 Ames Street (United Car Fasteners)Mar 5
  36. 36Order-Sign at 254 Main Street(Alexander's Fast Service Restaurant)Mar 5
  37. 37Order-Sign at 1 Winthrop Street (The 21C Corporation)Mar 5
  38. 38Order-Sign at 1920 Mass. Avenue (Tracy's)Mar 5
  39. 39Order-Sign at 1384 Mass. Avenue (Tax Man, Inc.)Mar 5
  40. 40Order-Driveway at 11 Remington StreetMar 12
  41. 41Order-Driveway at 8-10 Andrew StreetMar 12
  42. 42Order-Sign on Sidewalk at 1384 Mass. Ave. (David B. Firestone)Mar 12
  43. 43Order-Sign at 2096 Mass. Avenue (Bap/Geon Imported Car Parts)Mar 19
  44. 44Order-Roll up Grille at 1100 Cambridge Street (Boston Grate)Mar 19
  45. 45Order-Sign at 7 Landsdowne St. (Sam's Lunch)Mar 26
  46. 46Order-Sign at 2437 Mass. Ave. (My Cousins Place)Mar 26
  47. 47Order-Bituminous Concrete Sidewalk at 86-88 Plymouth St.Mar 26
  48. 48Order-Revocation of a sign 8-10 Holyoke St. (The Tigereye)Apr 2
  49. 49Order-Revocation of a sign 30 Brattle St. (Zecropia)Apr 2
  50. 50Order-Sign 14A Eliot St. (Taj: India Tea House)Apr 2
  51. 51Order-Sign at 299 Cambridge St. (Bright Star Lunch)Apr 2
  52. 52Order-Sidewalk at 454 Green St.Apr 2
  53. 53Order-Sidewalk at 242-252 Huron Ave.Apr 2
  54. 54Order-Sidewalk at 935 Mass. Ave.Apr 2
  55. 55Sign-1108 Cambridge St.-Jacob Elman.Apr 9
  56. 56Sidewalk-Cement-19 Madison St.-Dr. Chiu an Wang.Apr 9
  57. 57Sidewalk-196 Raymond St.-Leo Bartoli.Apr 9
  58. 58Order-Driveway-1105 Mass. Ave. (Michael J. Carpet).Apr 9
  59. 59Order-Driveway-26 Oakland St. (Antonio Medeiros).Apr 9
  60. 60Order-Sidewalk-238 Main St. (MIT).Apr 9
  61. 61Order-permit to place chilled water lines in Cambridge St. and Broadway.Apr 23
  62. 62Order-permit to obstruct sidewalk in front of 1374 Mass. Ave.-Cambridge Savings Bank (Walsh Bros. Inc.).Apr 23
  63. 63Order-from George Buckley re:Boston Electric Co. construction of transmission at Alewife Brook-Rte. 2 site.Apr 23
  64. 64Order-re:Police parking their cars on sidewalk in front of Police Department.Apr 23
  65. 65Order-Discontinuance of Driveway-168-186 Gore St. (MIT).Apr 23
  66. 66Petition-Denial of Middlesex Mutual Building Trust for Variance at 416 Old Wyman St., Waltham, Mass.Apr 23
  67. 67Order-Driveway discontinuance-Hamilton St. side of 136-166 Erie St. (MIT).Apr 23
  68. 68Order-Driveway discontinuance at 138-166 Erie St. (MIT).Apr 23
  69. 69Order-driveway discontinuance at 1-19 Lambert St. (MIT).Apr 23
  70. 70Order-driveway discontinuance at 25-55 clarendon Avenue (MIT).Apr 23
  71. 71Comm.-Special Sub Committee on Off Street Parking in Inman Square.Apr 23
  72. 72Comm. from New England Telephone Co.-1340 Feet on underground conduits on Concord Avenue and Fresh Pond Parkway.Apr 23
  73. 73Order-sidewalk on Manasses Ave. side of 5 Clement Cir. (Ferdinand Brigham).Apr 23
  74. 74Order-construction of a chain link fence on Mass. Ave. and Putnam Ave. (John B. Deary, Inc.).Apr 23
  75. 75Order-Sign-485 Mass. Ave. (Genesis Auction House).Apr 23
  76. 76Order-driveway-295-295a Concord Ave. (Anthony Gallo).Apr 23
  77. 77Order-Driveway at 442-448 Green St.-(Cambridge YMCA)Apr 30
  78. 78Order-Transporation of Student Teachers from Lesley College to Andover and a license granted to Bob Charles Transportation.Apr 30
  79. 79Order-Driveway-138-166 Erie St. (MIT).Apr 30
  80. 80Order-Driveway-168-186 Gore St. (MIT).Apr 30
  81. 81Order-Driveway-25-55 Clarendon Ave. (MIT).Apr 30
  82. 82Order-Driveway-9 Day St. (Michael Grossi).Apr 30
  83. 83Order-Revocations- 738 Mass. Ave. (Paul Nugent) (Can Tab).Apr 30
  84. 84Order-Sign-66 Church St. (Rizzo Co.)May 7
  85. 85Order-Sign-15 Columbia St. (Dan's Cafe)May 7
  86. 86Order-Bitulithic Sidewalk at 536 Cambridge St. (George Delaney)May 7
  87. 87Order-Driveway (Partially Discontinue) 2 Western Ave. "Shell Oil Co."May 7
  88. 88Order-Driveway (Partially Discontinue) 2 Western Ave. "Shell Oil Co."May 7
  89. 89Order-Driveway (Widening) River St. side of 2 Western Ave.May 7
  90. 90Order-Driveway (Widening) 2 Western St.May 7
  91. 91Order-Revocation of a sign at 27 Mt. Auburn St.May 7
  92. 92Order-Sign-117 First St. (Plywood Ranch). [handwritten annotation spanning 92-96: "no actions taken on 5/14/73 on these items"[?]]May 14
  93. 93Order-Sign-1300 Cambridge St. (Seven up Bottling Co.).May 14
  94. 94Order-Sign-41a Brattle St. (George Mahoney).May 14
  95. 95Order-Sign-209 221 Broadway (Carl S. Olsen).May 14
  96. 96Order-Sign-1712 Mass. Ave. (Albert M. Kagan-Midget).May 14
  97. 97Order-Sidewalk-39 Madison Avenue- (George A. Burke). [annotation: Reg copy in #99]May 14
  98. 98Order-Driveway-72 Willow St. (Jose Edna Da Silva).May 14
  99. 99Order-Bituminous Concrete Sidewalk -572 Pearl St.May 21
  100. 100Order-Sidewalk-570-572 Putnam Ave. ( Frederick C. Carey) [annotation: Reg copy in # 99]May 21
  101. 101Order-Sign-485 Mass Ave. (Christos Hontos) .May 21
  102. 102Order-Driveway at 28 Walden Street.Jun 4
  103. 103Order-Driveway at 5 Walnut AvenueJun 4
  104. 104Order-Driveway at 60 Reed St.Jun 4
  105. 105Order for a roll up grille (Atomic Market) - 1010 Cambridge St.Jun 4
  106. 106Order for a Sign 10B Mt. Auburn St. (The Real Paper)Jun 4
  107. 107Order for a sidewalk at 8 Merrill St.Jun 4
  108. 108Order-Revocation of a Sign at 237 Hampshire Street.Jun 4
  109. 109Order-Revocation of a Sign at 1055-1063 Cambridge St.Jun 4
  110. 110Order-Revocation of a Sign at 19 Garden Street.Jun 4
  111. 111Order-Revocation of a Sign at 121 Mt. Auburn St. (LeBrittany Rest.)Jun 4
  112. 112Order-Removal of a Hydrant at 374 Cambridge Street.Jun 4
  113. 113Order-for a Sign at 45 Dudley St. (Cormiers Grocery)Jun 11
  114. 114Order-for a Sign at 696 Cambridge St. (Packy's Restaurant)Jun 11
  115. 115Order-for a Sign at 4 Cambridge St. (Lechmere Liquors)Jun 4
  116. 116Order-for Edgestones at 98 Hammond St. (Ann Cafasso)Jun 11
  117. 117Order-Portland Cement Sidewalk at 98 Hammond St. (Ann Cafasso) Reg copy in #118Jun 11
  118. 118Order-Portland Cement Sidewalk at 40 Montgomery St. (Clarice M. Rochon)Jun 11
  119. 119Order-Portland Cement Sidewalk at 20-22 Grozier Rd. Reg copy in #118Jun 11
  120. 120Comm. from Charles F. Sprague relative to Building Permit issued to 248 Chestnut St.Jun 11
  121. 121Comm. from Richard Furbush relative to permit granted to NE Telephone on O'Brien Highway.Jun 11
  122. 122Comm. from Richard Furbush relative to permit for New England Telephone on Mt. Auburn St.Jun 11
  123. 123Order-Sidewalk-481 485 Cambridge St. (B & D Realty).Jun 25
  124. 124Order-Violation of Building Code-Metropolitan Truck Rental located at 362 Brookline St.Jun 25
  125. 125Order-Edgestones-15 Fayerweather St. (Pappenheimer).Jun 25
  126. 126Order-Sign-1108 Cambridge St.-Cambridge Cycle Mart.Jun 25
  127. 127Order-Sign (Barber Pole) - 757 Cambridge St. (Georgia T. Collins).Jun 25
  128. 128Order-Driveway-25 Andrew St. (Ivan Dottin).Jun 25
  129. 129Order-sidewalk-28 30 Clay St. (John F. Miley). Registry Copy in 129Jun 25
  130. 130Order-sidewalk-8-10 Andrew St. (Ivan Dottin).Jun 25
  131. 131Order-sidewalk-432 Windsor St. (Simeon A Saulenas).Jun 25
  132. 132Comm. from John Rocca-Dev. of Kendall Sq.-hotel construction at 575 Memorial Drive.Jun 25
  133. 133Comm. from Cambridge Civic Ass. supporting new Riverfront District.Jun 25
  134. 134Comm. from Richard Hodgdon-petition to rezone Oxford St.Jun 25
  135. 135Order-Driveway-Dorothy Bosman-16 Marie Ave.Jun 25
  136. 136Comm. from Antonio Fernandes requesting permit to erect two band stands on Portland St. in front of St. Anthony's Church on Aug 11&12.Jun 25
  137. 137Comm. from NE Div. of Corp of Engineers, Dept. of Army re:application of Boston Edison Co to install cable lines.Jun 25
  138. 138Order-Revocation-P and B Bakery Inc., 811 Cambridge St.Jun 25
  139. 139Order-revocation-Dawson's Brewer Inc.-480 Cambridge St.Jun 25
  140. 140Comm. from Manuel Rogers-Portuguese American Civic League-requesting closing of Springfield St. etc. July 6,7,8.Jun 25
  141. 141Comm. from Theodore Weiner, replacing newsstand at Central Sq. with a portable covered one.Jun 25
  142. 142Petition for Driveway-170 Albany St. (Lawrence Pickard).Jun 25
  143. 143Petition-Display on sidewalk-14 Norfolk St.-Central Used Furniture and Antiques. (Janet Durkee)Jul 2
  144. 144Order-Sign-373 Walden St.(Coca Cola Bottling).Jul 2
  145. 145Order-Sign-80 Pearl St. (Coca Cola Bottling ).Jul 2
  146. 146Order-Driveway-4 Jay St.,Cambridge, (Helen Pettengill).Jul 2
  147. 147Order-Driveway-174 Hampshire St. (Hampshire Realty Trust).Jul 2
  148. 148Comm. from Traffic-relative to property at 174 Hampshire St.Jul 2
  149. 149Order-Sidewalk-25 27 Thingvalla Ave.Jul 2
  150. 150Petition-Curb cuts at 373-375 Huron Ave.-(Elizabeth Butterfield et al)-Rejected.Jul 2
  151. 151Order-Sidewalk-219 Fayerweather St. (Robert K. Johnson).Aug 6
  152. 152Order-sidewalk-433-445 Mass. Ave. (Browne Realty Corp.) Registry copy in [?] 151Aug 6
  153. 153Order-sidewalk-33 Thingvalla Ave. (Anthony Sanagato)Aug 6
  154. 154Order-32 Suffolk-Sidewalk-(Edward Schairer). Reg. Copy in 153Aug 6
  155. 155Order-sidewalk-64 State to 28 Osborn St. (Polaroid Corp.). Reg Copy in 153Aug 6
  156. 156Order-Sidewalk-77 Montgomery St. (Herbert R. Rowe) Reg file copy in # 153Aug 6
  157. 157Order-discontinue of driveway-176 Hancock St. (Simeon Bruner).Aug 6
  158. 158Order-Driveway-176 Hancock St. (Simeon Bruner).Aug 6
  159. 159Order-Driveway-454 Windsor St. (Henry B. Graham).Aug 6
  160. 160Order-Sign-2322 Mass. Ave. (Wee Leo).Aug 6
  161. 161Order-Sidewalk-73-81 Glifton [Dudley] St. (Ferdinand Kiley).Aug 6
  162. 162Order-Driveway-73- 81 Dudley St. (Ferdinand Kiley).Aug 6
  163. 163Order-Driveway-18 Clarendon Ave. (Carl E. Gibson).Aug 6
  164. 164Order-Driveway-276 Green St. (Northgate Construction Corp.).Aug 6
  165. 165Order-Driveway-239 Franklin and 219 Franklin (Northgate Const.).Aug 6
  166. 166Order-Discontinue Driveway-225 Franklin St. (Northgate Construction Corp.).Aug 6
  167. 167Order-Driveway-27 Pearl and 53 Pearl (Northgate Construction Corp)Aug 6
  168. 168Order-Driveway discontinue-280 Green St., 276 Green and 260 Green St. (Northgate Construction Corp.).Aug 6
  169. 169Order-Awning-36 Boylston St. (Wasserman Development).Aug 6
  170. 170Order-Sign-31 Landsdowne St.Aug 6
  171. 171Order-Awning-52D Brattle St. (Morgan Awning Co.-Eleganza).Aug 6
  172. 172Order-Driveway-26 Meacham Rd. (Elias Lallos).Aug 6
  173. 173Order-Driveway-107 Rindge Ave. (Joseph J. Schuler).Aug 6
  174. 174Order-Driveway-27 Hollis St. (P.DeLeo).Aug 6
  175. 175Order-Driveway-26 Healey St. (T. Anninger)Sep 10
  176. 176Order-Driveway-221 Elm St. (Allen)Sep 10
  177. 177Order-Driveway-29 Market St. (Holland)Sep 10
  178. 178Order-Driveway-159 Concord Ave. (Allen)Sep 10
  179. 179Order-Sign-859 Main St. (Kabuki)Sep 10
  180. 180Order-Signs-28 Boylston St. (The Camel's Hump, Inc.)Sep 10
  181. 181Order-Sign-63 Church St. (Lius Imports)Sep 10
  182. 182Order-Sign-38 Brattle St. (Mass. Audio Components LTD, Inc.)Sep 10
  183. 183Order-Sign 143 Albany St. (Otis Clapp)Sep 10
  184. 184Order-Sign 395 Cambridge St. (Crown Distributing Co.)Sep 10
  185. 185Order-Awning-1001 Mass. Ave. (Orson Wells Rest.)Sep 10
  186. 186Order-Displaying merchandise on Sidewalk-366 Broadway St.Sep 10
  187. 187Order-Revocation of Sign-15 Holyoke St. (The Troll House)Sep 10
  188. 188Order-Portland Sidewalk-55 Upland Rd. (Watson)Sep 10
  189. 189Order-Portland Sidewalk-86-88 PlymoutH St. (Santackas)Sep 10
  190. 190Order- Portland Sidewalk-87 Plymouth St. (Lobao)Sep 10
  191. 191Order-Portland Sidewalk-36 Montgomery St. (Beaudoin)Sep 10
  192. 192Order-Portland Sidewalk-23 Buena Vista Park- (Upton)Sep 10
  193. 193Order-Bitulith.Sidewalk-25 Warren St. (Solod)Sep 10
  194. 194Order-Bitulithic Sidewalk-140-142 Thorndike St. (Ughetti)Sep 10
  195. 195Order-Bitulithic Sidewalk-136 Hamilton St. (West)Sep 10
  196. 196Order-Bitulithic Sidewalk-45 Walden St. (Melanson)Sep 10
  197. 197Order-Bitulithic Sidewalk-144 Hamilton St. (Hall)Sep 10
  198. 198Order-Driveway-350 Washington St. (Darlington)Sep 17
  199. 199Order-Driveway-40-40½ Roberts Rd. (Belleza)Sep 17
  200. 200Order-Driveway- 16 & 18 Antrim St. (Eon)Sep 17
  201. 201Order-Granolithic Sidewalk-(James F. Sugrue)-345 Huron Ave.Sep 17
  202. 202Order-Granolithic Sidewalk-77 Columbia St.Sep 17
  203. 203Order-Sign-684 Mass. Ave. (Ken's Pub)Sep 17
  204. 204Order-Two Signs-1248 Mass. Ave. (Harvard Book Store)Sep 17
  205. 205Order-Revocation of Sign-700 Mass. Ave. (Honey Bee Cafe, Inc.)Sep 17
  206. 206Order-Sign-135 First St. (C.W.W., Inc.)Sep 24
  207. 207Order-Bituminous Concrete Sidewalk-29 Field St. (Thomas)Sep 24
  208. 208Order-Bituminous Concrete Sidewalk-14-16 Thingvalla Ave. (Pandt)Sep 24
  209. 209Order-Granolithic Sidewalk-55-57 Montgomery St. (Horan)Sep 24
  210. 210Order-Driveway-42 Hawthorn St. (Yiloiz)Oct 1
  211. 211Order-Driveway-89 & 91 Fifth St. (Lund)Oct 1
  212. 212Order-Driveway-71 Cushing St. (White)Oct 1
  213. 213Order-Driveway-43-45 Union St. (Moreira)Oct 1
  214. 214Order-Driveway-66 Elm St. (Hot Top Apron)Oct 1
  215. 215Order-Driveway-29 Hollis St. (Schuler)Oct 1
  216. 216Order-Granolithic Sidewalk-67 & 73 Montgomery St. (Danehy)Oct 1
  217. 217Order-Granolithic Sidewalk-51 Montgomery St. (Volpe)Oct 1
  218. 218Order-Bitulithic Sidewalk-21-23 Thingvalla Ave. (Loprete)Oct 1
  219. 219Order- Bitulithic Sidewalk 22 Sunset Rd. (Murphy)Oct 1
  220. 220Order-Bitulithic Sidewalk-4 Thingvalla Ave. (Roduta)Oct 1
  221. 221Order-Bitulithic Sidewalk-229 Hurley St.Oct 1
  222. 222Order-Bitulithic Sidewalk-19 Brookline St.(Green St. side)Oct 1
  223. 223Order-Sign-80 Pearl St. (Sensational Subs)Oct 1
  224. 224Order-Sign-1262 Cambridge St.Oct 1
  225. 225Order-Sign-373 Walden St. (Tommy's Sub)Oct 1
  226. 226Order-Revocation of Sign-684-688 Mass. Ave.(Greg Jim Rest)Oct 1
  227. 227Order-Revocation of Sign-684-688 Mass. Ave. (Gregory W. Souris)Oct 1
  228. 228Order-Driveway-194 Walden Street. (Mr. & Mrs. James Tinsley)Oct 29
  229. 229Order-Driveway-315 Windsor St. (Agostinho Borges Nogueira)Oct 29
  230. 230Order-Revocation of sign-10 Mt. Auburn St. (Charrette Corp.)Oct 29
  231. 231Order-Revocation of sign-1066 Cambridge St. (Louis Sousa)Oct 29
  232. 232Order-Sign-987 Mass. Ave. (University Wine)Oct 29
  233. 233Order-Sign-1739 Mass. Ave. (University Wine)Oct 29
  234. 234Order-Sign-15A Norfolk St. (Antonio de Jesus)Oct 29
  235. 235Order-Sign-484 Cambridge St. (Alfred Demaso)Oct 29
  236. 236Order-Bitulithic sidewalk-2353 Mass. Ave. (K. George Najarian)Oct 29
  237. 237Order-Bitulithic sidewalk-250 Broadway-(Peter DeMarco)Oct 29
  238. 238Order-Bitulithic sidewalk-18 Thingvalla Ave. (Billy & Rose Walker)Oct 29
  239. 239Order-Bitulithic sidewalk-3-7 Vandine St. (Edward J. Walsh)Oct 29
  240. 240Order-Obstruction of Sidewalk at Cambridge St. (Better Cities Inc.)Oct 29
  241. 241Order-Bitulithic sidewalk-258 Pearl St. (Sam Pillsbury)Oct 29
  242. 242Order-Driveway-11 Suffolk St. (M. Nawaz Khan)Oct 29
  243. 243Order-Sign-463 Main St. (Polyarts)Oct 29
  244. 244Order-Awning-684 Mass. Ave. (N-Z, Inc. d/b/a Ken's Pub)Oct 29
  245. 245Order-Driveway-1590 Cambridge St. (Fannie Weisman)Oct 29
  246. 246Order-Driveway-16Holly Ave. (Dieter H. Schrebler)Oct 29
  247. 247Order-Sidewalk Assessment in the sum of $3,342.13.Oct 29
  248. 248Petition of Mobil Oil Corp. to reduce the side of the existing driveway at Mass. Ave.Oct 29
  249. 249Order-Granolithic sidewalk-10 Callender St. (The Rise Club)Oct 29
  250. 250Order-Canvas Canopy-280 Green St. (Charlie's Tap, Inc.)Oct 29
  251. 251Order-Obstruction of sidewalk-Bent St. (Jeremiah Sullivan & Sons)Oct 29
  252. 252Order-Sign-36 Church St. (Harvard Cooperative Society)Oct 29
  253. 253Order-Driveway-29 Sacramento St. (Anne S. Jones & Mary K. Shepherd)Oct 29
  254. 254Order-Driveway-113 Sciarappa St. (Antonio DiFabio)Oct 29
  255. 255Order-Driveway-121 Magazine St. (Pauline Bourke)Oct 29
  256. 256Order-Candidate parade-(GRO Slate)Oct 29
  257. 257Order-Widening Driveway-374 Cambridge St.(Manuel & Mary Rogers)Nov 12
  258. 258Order-Widening Driveway-42 Austin St. (George Rothan)Nov 12
  259. 259Order-Driveway-373-375A Huron Ave. (Elizabeth Butterfield)Nov 12
  260. 260Order-Driveway-773 Concord Ave. (Friendly Ice Cream Corp.)Nov 12
  261. 261Order-Driveway-69 Gold Star Ave. (Harold Conrad)Nov 12
  262. 262Order-Sign-217 Western Ave. (Hamilton Dorest)Nov 12
  263. 263Order-Sign-1430 Mass. Ave. (Scarfo Bros.)Nov 12
  264. 264Order-Display of Merchandise on Sidewalk-1695 Mass. Ave.Nov 12
  265. 265Order-Granolithic Sidewalk-45 Regent St. (Alfred J. Gaudet)Nov 12
  266. 266Order-Bitulithic Sidewalk-40 Roberts Rd. (Belleza) .Nov 12
  267. 267Order-Table in Harvard Sq. ( The Political Rights Fund)Nov 12
  268. 268Order-Driveway at 2354 Mass. Ave. (H.A. Ryan Realty Trust) [handwritten: Dec.3] [above date: Dec. 3, 1973]Nov 19
  269. 269Order-Revocation of a Sign at 102 Mt. Auburn St. (Hamilton Liquors)Nov 26
  270. 270Order-Revocation of (Flagpole) at 9 Boylston St. (Irma S. Turtle)Nov 26
  271. 271Order-Revocation of a Sign at 15 Carleton St. (Robert Yusen)Nov 26
  272. 272Order-Sidewalk at no. 15-17 Winter St. (A. Darveris)Nov 19
  273. 273Order-Sidewalk at no. 47-49 Regent St. (Joseph Petitpas)Nov 19
  274. 274Order-Sidewalk at no. 51-53 Regent St. (Donald B. Stone)Nov 19
  275. 275Order-Sign at 877 Cambridge Street (Willow Grill)Dec 3
  276. 276Order-Sign at 202 Third St. (Mallet Lunch)Dec 3
  277. 277Order-Flagpole Permit 8D Magazine St. (Nathaniel T. Winthrop)Dec 10
  278. 278Petition of Metropolitan Coach Service, Inc. for a license for the carriage of passengers for hire from Lechmere Sq. to Accoustical Research in Norwood.Dec 17
  279. 279Petition of Metropolitan Coach Service, Inc. for a license for the carriage of passengers for hire from MIT to Wellesley CollegeDec 17
  280. 280Sign 348 Broadway (Deluca)Dec 17
  281. 281Sign 24 Pearl St. (Pearl St. Cafe)Dec 17
  282. 282Revoking of sign-26 Dunster St. (Ferdinand-Roten Galleries)Dec 17
  283. 283Revoking bitulithic sidewalk at 65 Landsdowne St.Dec 17
  284. 284Two Signs-1300 Mass. Ave. & 1300 Mass. AVe. Linden St. side (Ferranti Dege, Inc.)Dec 17
  285. 285Order-Sign at 90 Mt. Auburn St. (American Indian Arts.)Dec 26
  286. 286Order-Canopy at 212 Hampshire St. (Villa Capri Rest.)Dec 26
  287. 287Driveway at the Green St. side of 19 Brookline St.Nov 19

Public Safety

141 actions · № 1–141
  1. 1Incorporation- "Management Sciences for Health, Inc." (change in location)Jan 8
  2. 2Incorporation- "Somerville-Cambridge Home Care, Corp."Jan 8
  3. 3Incorporation- "New Professionals of Massachusetts"Jan 8
  4. 4Incorporation- "Save Venice, Inc." (change in location )Jan 8
  5. 5Incorporation- "Massachusetts Research & Advocacy project, Inc."Jan 15
  6. 6Incorporation- "Friends of the Cambridge Day Center, Inc."Jan 15
  7. 7Incorporation- "Harvard Square Arts Festival, Inc."Jan 15
  8. 8Incorporation- "Intertown Housing, Inc."Jan 15
  9. 9Incorporation- "Procon, Inc."Jan 15
  10. 10Incorporation- "Chinese Education Services, Inc."Jan 15
  11. 11Incorporation- "Design-Science Institute, Inc."Jan 15
  12. 12Incorporation- "Cable Television Information Service, Inc."Jan 15
  13. 13Incorporation- "National Foster Parent Association, Inc."Jan 15
  14. 14Incorporation- "Dandelion School, Inc."Jan 22
  15. 15Incorporation- "North Cambridge Health & Social Service Center"Jan 22
  16. 16Incorporation- "The Exploratory project for Economic Alternatives Inc."Jan 22
  17. 17Incorporation- "Fort Hill Mental Health Association, Inc."Feb 5
  18. 18Incorporation- "Phillips Brooks House Association, Inc."Feb 5
  19. 19Incorporation- "The Women's Design Center, Inc."Feb 12
  20. 20Incorporation- "Somerville Light Infantry, Inc. "Feb 12
  21. 21Incorporation- "The New England Hellenic Medical Society, Inc."Feb 12
  22. 22Incorporation- "Ploughshares, Inc."Feb 12
  23. 23Incorporation- "City Dance Theater, Inc."Feb 12
  24. 24Incorporation- "New England Theater Research Institute, Inc."Feb 12
  25. 25Incorporation- "Walnut Street Center, Inc."Feb 12
  26. 26Incorporation- "The Samaritan Order of Many Affections, Inc."Feb 26
  27. 27Incorporation- "Boundaries, Inc."Feb 26
  28. 28Incorporation- "The Center for Law and Education, Inc.Feb 26
  29. 29Incorporation- "Center for Women's Legal Studies, Inc.Feb 26
  30. 30Incorporation - "Beautify Cambridge, Inc."Mar 5
  31. 31Incorporation - "Committee for Scientific and Cultural Exchange with China, Inc. "Mar 5
  32. 32Incorporation - "Nexus, Inc. "Mar 5
  33. 33Incorporation - "Council for Opportunity in Graduate Management Education, Inc."Mar 5
  34. 34Incorporation - "Women's Mental Health Collective, Inc."Mar 5
  35. 35Incorporation - "Fathers United for Equal Justic, Inc. "Mar 5
  36. 36Incorporation - "Zen Buddhist Study Association, Inc."Feb 5
  37. 37Incorporation - "The Hard Times"Feb 26
  38. 38Incorporation - "Parents for Quality Education, Inc."Mar 12
  39. 39Incorporation - "Greater Boston Committee on Citizens Education in Public Transportation, inc. "Mar 12
  40. 40Incorporation - "The Proposition Workshop, Inc. "Mar 12
  41. 41Incorporation - (Change in Location) - "Hoyt Pals Club, Inc."Mar 12
  42. 42Incorporation - "Greater Boston Assoc. of Black Social Workers, Inc."Mar 12
  43. 43Incorporation - "Justice Resource Institute, Inc."Mar 26
  44. 44Incorporation - "Tunbridge in Boston, Inc."Mar 26
  45. 45Incorporation - "Boston Flamenco Ballet, Inc.Apr 9
  46. 46Incorporation - "PODER - Project on Developing Educational Resourdes"Apr 23
  47. 47Incorporation - "Coastal Zone Management Institute, Inc."Apr 23
  48. 48Incorporation - "Cambridge Youth Hockey, Inc."Apr 23
  49. 49Incorporation - "Liberty Street Foundation, Inc."Apr 23
  50. 50Incorporation - "Boston Author's Club, Inc." (Change of Location)Apr 30
  51. 51Incorporation - "Agency for Educational Development, Inc.)Apr 30
  52. 52Incorporation - "Community Films, Inc."Apr 30
  53. 53Incoporation -"Resource Planning Institute, Inc." (Change of location)Apr 30
  54. 54Incorporation -"Universal Resources Inc.)May 7
  55. 55Incorporation -"Black Executive Associates, Inc."May 7
  56. 56Incorporation - "Cambridge Pop Warner Football League, Inc."May 21
  57. 57Incorporation - "The Metropolitan Community Church of Boston"May 21
  58. 58Incorporation - "Boston Area Self Help Education Committee, Inc."May 21
  59. 59Incorporation - "L'Alba International School, Inc."May 21
  60. 60Incorporation - "Brocton Area Human Resources Group, Inc. "May 21
  61. 61Incorporation - "Mass. Arts and Humanities Foundation, Inc."May 21
  62. 62Incorporation - "The Boston Players, Inc."May 21
  63. 63Incorporation - "National Resource Center for Manpower Development, Inc."May 21
  64. 64Incorporation - "The Boston Jazz Society, Inc."Jun 4
  65. 65Incorporation - "Black Corporation Presidents of New England , Inc."Jun 4
  66. 66Incorporation - "Children's Services, Inc."Jun 4
  67. 67Incorporation - "International Institute of Acupuncture, Inc.Jun 4
  68. 68Incorporation - "Language Media Consultants,Inc."Jun 25
  69. 69Incorporation -"Kangaroo's Pouch,Inc."Jun 25
  70. 70Incorporation-"Middlesex Animal Shelter, Inc."-Locus not suitable. & YC. Jung Group[?] of Boston[?]Jun 25
  71. 71Incorporation-"Umoja, Inc."Aug 6
  72. 72Incorporation-"The Boston-Cambridge Ministry in Higher Education,Inc." change in location.Aug 6
  73. 73Incorporation-"The Exploratory Project for Economic Alternatives,Inc." Change in location.Aug 6
  74. 74Incorporation-"Miracle Temple Church of Gad in Christ of Boston,Inc."Aug 6
  75. 75Incorporation-"Andros Human Development Foundation, Inc."Aug 6
  76. 76Incorporation-"Cambridge Chorale, Inc."Aug 6
  77. 77Incorporation-"Radcliffe Child Care Centres,Inc."Aug 6
  78. 78Incorporation-"Theatres for the Arts, Inc."Aug 6
  79. 79Incorporation-"Concilio Hispano DeCambridge, Inc." Change in location.Aug 6
  80. 80Incorporation-"The Centre for Field Research, Inc."Aug 6
  81. 81Incorporation-"Meher Baba Information Centre,Inc."Aug 6
  82. 82Incorporation-"Alexander's Feast Inc."Aug 6
  83. 83Incorporation-"CASCAP, Inc."Aug 6
  84. 84Incorporation-"People's Theatre, Inc."Sep 10
  85. 85Incorporation-"C.G. Jung Group of Boston, Inc."Sep 10
  86. 86Inccrporation-"Sculptors Workshop, Inc."Sep 10
  87. 87Incorporation-"Boston Teen Center Alliance, Inc."Sep 10
  88. 88Incorporation-"Peoples Chess Institute, Inc."Sep 10
  89. 89Incorporation-"The Community Law Institute, Inc."Sep 10
  90. 90Incorporation-"The Professional Moving Consultant Association of Massachusetts, Inc."Sep 10
  91. 91Incorporation-" New Environments for Women Associates, Inc."Sep 10
  92. 92Incorporation-"New England Institute of Psychodrama, Inc."Sep 10
  93. 93Incorporation-"A M O R E Church International, Inc."Sep 10
  94. 94Incorporation-"Charlestown Cooperative Communications Center, Inc.Sep 10
  95. 95Incorporation-"Just-A-Start Corporation" (Change of Location )Sep 17
  96. 96Incorporation-"Black Executive Associates, Inc."Sep 24
  97. 97Incorporation-"Inside Out, Inc."Sep 24
  98. 98Incorporation-"The Solomon Fuller Institute, Inc."Sep 24
  99. 99Incorporation-"Portuguese American Cultural Society, Inc."Sep 24
  100. 100Incorporation-"New Broom, Inc."Sep 24
  101. 101Incorporation-"Institute for Visual Literacy, Inc."Sep 24
  102. 102Incorporation-"The Back Mai Hospital Emergency Relief Fund, Inc."Sep 24
  103. 103Incorporation"Association for Jewish Studies, Inc." (Change of Location)Sep 24
  104. 104Incorporation-"Prospect Street Photo Co-op/Gallery, Inc."Oct 29
  105. 105Incorporation-"The Creative TV Studio-Videoventures, Inc."Oct 1
  106. 106Incorporation-"Fayerweather, Inc."Oct 1
  107. 107Incorporation-"Citizens for Economy in Government, Inc."Oct 15
  108. 108Incorporation-"New Broom, Inc."Oct 15
  109. 109Incorporation-"Monad, Inc."Oct 15
  110. 110Incorporation-"M.I.T. Sloan Community Club, Inc."Oct 15
  111. 111Incorporation-"Prospect Street Photo Co-op/Gallery, Inc."Oct 19
  112. 112Incorporation-"Undergraduate Press, Inc."Nov 5
  113. 113Incorporation-"Concillio de La Comunidad, Inc."Nov 5
  114. 114Incorporation-"Community Research Review Committee, Inc."Nov 5
  115. 115Incorporation-"Massachusetts Special Needs Associates, Inc."Nov 5
  116. 116Incorporation-"Boston Clothing Cooperative, Inc."Nov 5
  117. 117Incorporation-"New Thing Art and Architecture Center, Inc."Nov 5
  118. 118Incorporation-"Checker Board Social Club, Inc."Nov 5
  119. 119Incorporation-Change of Location-"Just-A-Start Corporation"Nov 5
  120. 120Incorporation-Change of Location-"Mass. Residential Programs, Inc."Nov 5
  121. 121Incorporation-"Yacht Racing Union of Massachusetts Bay, Inc."Nov 12
  122. 122Incorporation-"ISHI Research Center for Consciousness Studies, Inc."Nov 12
  123. 123Incorporation-"Health & Research, Inc."Nov 12
  124. 124Incorporation-Change of Location-"Heavy Haulers, Inc."Nov 19
  125. 125Incorporation-Change of Location-"Medical Aid for IndochinaNov 19
  126. 126Incorporation-Change of Location-"Bay Biochemical Research, Inc."Nov 19
  127. 127Incorporation-Change of Location-"University Christian Movement in New England, Inc."Nov 19
  128. 128Incorporation-"Boston Women's Center, Inc."Nov 19
  129. 129Incorporation,"Endangered Species Production, Inc." (ESP)Nov 19
  130. 130Incorporation-"The Ukranian Dance Ensemble of Boston, Inc."Nov 26
  131. 131Incorporation-Change of Location-"Independent Oil Men's Association of New England, Inc."Dec 3
  132. 132Incorporation-"Research for Social Change, Inc."Dec 3
  133. 133Incorporation-"International Institute of Health Foundation, Inc."Dec 3
  134. 134Incorporation-"Voy-Wu Kung Fu Academy, Inc."Dec 3
  135. 135Incorporation "Haymarket Foundation, Inc."Dec 17
  136. 136Incorporation "The Joy of Movement Center, Corp."Dec 17
  137. 137Incorporation "Harvard Glee Club, Inc."Dec 26
  138. 138Incorporation "Living Folk Records and Concerts, Inc."Dec 26
  139. 139Incorporation "Haggerty Neighborhood Preschool, Inc.Dec 26
  140. 140Incoorporation: "The American Association of Variable Star Observers, Inc.Dec 26
  141. 141Incorporation "Saint Sebastian's Alumni Association, Inc."Dec 26

Appointments

52 actions · № 1–52
  1. 1Appointment of Barbara Hansel,34 Williams Street, Roxbury to the position of Director of Community Schools. scanJan 8
  2. 2Appointment of Public Weighers - 1973 - Anthony J. Nazzaro & Maurice F. Walsh. scanJan 15
  3. 3Appointments of Constables without Power - Anthony R. Farrell & Edward S. Whelan. scanJan 15
  4. 4Appointmentsof Constables without Power - Peter Zdanowicz, Gary Anderberg, Frank Wodtke, Harry D. Labovitch, Johnnie Jones & Thomas J. McCarthy. scanJan 29
  5. 5Appointments of persons as Public Weighers for the year 1973. scanJan 29
  6. 6Appointment of Assistant City Clerk - Joseph E. Connarton. scanFeb 5
  7. 7Appointment of persons to the Historical Commission. scanJan 29
  8. 8Appointment of Constables without Power - William Rountree & Pasquale Susi. scanFeb 12
  9. 9Appointment of Charles Watson as Legislative Agent in the City Solicitor Office. scanFeb 26
  10. 10Appointment of Lawrence J. Brutti as Captain, Cambridge Police Dept. scanMar 9
  11. 11Appointment of Francis A. Pisani as Captain, Cambridge Police Department scanMar 9
  12. 12Appointments of Constables without power - Gary Ambush, Laura Bookstein, Raymond J. Nolet. scanMar 12
  13. 13Appointment of Constable with power - Joseph M. Nicoloro scanMar 12
  14. 14Appointment of Frederick A. Centanni to the Board of Health, Hospital and Welfare. scanMar 12
  15. 15Appointment of Carl W. Holt as a Constable with Power. scanMar 19
  16. 16Reappointment of Miss Constance Milton, 21 Chauncy St. Cambridge to the Election Commission scanMar 26
  17. 17Appointment of Mr. Thaddeus R. Beal, 108 Brattle St. as a State member of the Cambridge Redevelopment Authority. scanMar 29
  18. 18Appointment of Frank E. Jepson, Sr. 159 Charles St. as Constable with power scanApr 9
  19. 19Appointment of Jeanne A. Hall, 6 Gigante Drive, Stoneham as Constable without Power. scanApr 9
  20. 20Appointment of Mrs. Ruth Collins Birkhoff, 45 Fayerweather St. to Cambridge Water Board. scanApr 9
  21. 21Appointment of Mr. Neel to be a member of the Cambridge Community Schools Commission scanApr 9
  22. 22Appointment of Conrad C. Fagone , Arlington, as Commissioner of Public Works. scanApr 30
  23. 23Appointment of William Bradford as a Constable without power scanApr 30
  24. 24Appointment of Frank S. Maragioglio as the Representative of the CRA to the Model Cities Board. scanApr 30
  25. 25Appointment of Joseph A. Chianca, Jr.; Bruce M. Rice; and David L. Richardson as Constables without power. scanMay 7
  26. 26Appointment of Patrick A. DelVecchio & James F. McDonald as Constables with Power. scanMay 7
  27. 27Appointment of 4 people to the Harvard Square Task Force. scanMay 7
  28. 28Constables Bond of Carl W. Holt of 172 Lakeview Ave. scanMay 21
  29. 29Oath of office of William H. O'Leary, Assistant Treasurer scanJun 4
  30. 30Appointment of Joan Asby as Constable without power. scanJun 4
  31. 31Appointment of 6 persons to the Civic Unity Committee & 13 reappointment scanJun 11
  32. 32Appointment of Gerald J. Billow to the Cambridge Rent Control Board. scanJun 11
  33. 33Appointment of 94 persons as Constable without power. scanJun 25
  34. 34Appointment of James Farrell as Asst. Manager. scanAug 6
  35. 35List of members of Boards and Commissions appointed. scanAug 6
  36. 36Re: appointment of 12 constables without power. scanSep 10
  37. 37Appointment of a Constable without power-Richard A. Griffith scanSep 10
  38. 38Appointment of James G. Mulcahy as superintendent of the Cambridge City Infirmary. scanOct 29
  39. 39Appointment of three constables without power scanOct 29
  40. 40Appointment of three persons to the Board of Traffic and Parking. scanOct 29
  41. 41Appointment of two persons to the Harvard Square Dev. Task Force. scanOct 15
  42. 42Appointment of Robert L. Dickey to serve as Constable with power scanNov 5
  43. 43Appointment of Hubert R. Estes, Marcel W. St. Martin & James A. Thompson as Constables with Power. scanNov 12
  44. 44Appointment of three persons of the Cambridge Historical Commission. scanNov 12
  45. 45Appointment of John M. O'Connor as Constable without power. scanNov 19
  46. 46Appointment of Henry F. Owens, Sr. as Public Weigher. scanDec 3
  47. 47Appointment of 13 persons as Public Weighers. scanDec 10
  48. 48Constable Bond of Marcel St. Martin scanDec 17
  49. 49Constable bond of Herbert Estes. scanDec 17
  50. 50Constable with Power - Sherwood A. E[?]nst, 39 Bartlett St. N. Weymouth , Mass. scanDec 26
  51. 51Constables w/o Power: Carmine Mottola, Thomas J. Rego, Frank J. Silva, Jr., James R. Thomas. scanDec 26
  52. 52Appointment-Harvard Sq. Dev. Task Force: Ms. Leslie Shaver scanDec 26

Ordinances

23 actions · № 1–23
  1. 1Petition to rezone-Oxford Street Area.May 14
  2. 2Petition to rezone Land West of Harvard SquareMay 14
  3. 3Excluded Extension area of Riverfront Zoning DistrictJun 25
  4. 4Committee on ordinanes-Community School Commission expanded from 5 to 13 members & amendment 5 to 7 members Report.Jun 25
  5. 5Comm. from Acting Solicitor-proposed ordinance-amendment providing for a toll reimbursement change for taxi operating in the Callahan and Sumner tunnels.Jun 25
  6. 6Petition of Thomas Walker-105 Spring St.-East Cambridge Planning Team Cambridge to rezone Third, Gore and Second Streets.Jun 25
  7. 7Ordinance 6% increase in salary to Department Heads covered by ordinance.Jun 25
  8. 8Ordinance-Agreement with Firemen.Jun 25
  9. 9Petition to rezone Inman Square.Jun 25
  10. 10Zoning Ordinance-Putnam Ave., Memorial Drive, Pleasant St., & Sidney St.Jun 25
  11. 11Amendment-Zoning Ordinance-Cambridge/Belmont Line, Normandy and Blanchard Rd. (Two different amendments.)Jun 25
  12. 12Police salary (Failed of ordination - Twice)Jun 25
  13. 13Zoning amendment-Memorial Drive, Audrey, Vassar, et als Rejected.Jun 25
  14. 14Ordinance-Amendment-Hackney Carriages and rates. No action taken due to price freeze and controls.Jun 25
  15. 15Ordinance-Garbage and Rubbish Collection from Private Property.Sep 10
  16. 16Petition to rezone the Prospect St. area.Oct 30
  17. 17Amending Zoning Ordinance in the area of the Fitchburg R.R.Oct 30
  18. 18Comm. on Ordinance Re: Riverfront Zoning Petition.Oct 30
  19. 19Comm. on Ordinance Re: consumption of alcoholic beverages in certain public places.Oct 15
  20. 20Amendment of the Harvard Square Overlay _ "Area to be Excluded"Dec 3
  21. 21Amendment to the General Ordinances by inserting Article V, Sec. 2 and a new footnote (e)Dec 17
  22. 22Comm. from J.P. Ruina recording support for the Hilliard Street and Mt. Auburn Zoning Petitions.Dec 26
  23. 23Halfway Houses—

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