TheCambridge Record
The Docket ▸ 1974

1974

1,543 council actions · 1,507 linked to the city's scans · 6 sections

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Finance

611 actions · № 1–611
  1. 1Annuity-Mrs. Helen V. O'Rourke, widow of Lawrence F O'Rourke, of $2,000.00 scanJan 14
  2. 2Transfer of $700.00 to Auditors Dept. scanJan 14
  3. 3Transfer in appropriations to the Purchasing Dept. - $1,530.15 scanJan 14
  4. 4Transfer in Election Commission of $2,500.00 scanJan 14
  5. 5Transfer in Electrical Dept. of $2,500.00 scanJan 14
  6. 6Transfer in Police Dept. of $3,000.00 scanJan 14
  7. 7Transfer in Police Dept. of $800.00 scanJan 14
  8. 8Transfer from Reserve Fund to Law Dept. - $58.00 scanJan 14
  9. 9Appropriation of $475.67 to the Law Dept. scanJan 14
  10. 10City Manager-order Planning & Dev. Dept. to develop a comprehensive,long range land acquisition & open space dev. plan for the Charles Riverfront scanJan 14
  11. 11City Manager-institute new working hours for employees changing reporting time from 8:30 A.M. to 9:00 A.M. scanJan 14
  12. 12City Manager-time off for employees who can be spared,celebration of birthday of Martin Luther King, Jr. scanJan 14
  13. 13City Manager-Why private firms were used to do the sanding and salting instead of city vehicles. scanJan 14
  14. 14City Manager-Progress made on the establishment of the Office of Ec. Development scanJan 14
  15. 15Transfer of $1,500.00 to the Traffic & Parking Dept. scanJan 21
  16. 16Transfer of $325.00 to Sealer of Weights & Measures Dept. scanJan 21
  17. 17Transfer of $500.00 to License Commissioner scanJan 21
  18. 18Transfer of $4,500.00 to the Assessors' Office scanJan 21
  19. 19Transfer in the City Infirmary in the amount of $7,250.00 scanJan 21
  20. 20Transfer in the Police Dept. in sum of $5,500.00 scanJan 21
  21. 21Transfer in the Police Dept. in sum of $9,000.00 scanJan 21
  22. 22Appropriation of $12,018.10 to the Planning & Dev. Dept. scanJan 21
  23. 23Contribution of $50.00 to City from the Rev. W. Murray Kenney scanJan 21
  24. 24Comm. from John Corcoran re: Order #11 of Jan. 14, 1974 scanJan 21
  25. 25Comm. from City Manager Re: Private firms doing business of salting & Sanding. scanJan 21
  26. 26City Manager-Re: Feasibility of a four day work week scanJan 21
  27. 27Schedule of Sidewalk Assessment in amount of $1,839.35 scanJan 21
  28. 28City Manager-Re: Allowing Community groups access to the surpdus furniture formerly owned byy Mbdel Cities Adm. scanJan 21
  29. 29City Manager-Re: to the appropriatgon & expenditure of any & all Federal Revenue money. scanJan 21
  30. 30City Manager-Re: newly appointed police officers get paid without any further delay scanJan 21
  31. 31Transfer in the Recreation Department of $2,840.00 scanJan 21
  32. 32Transfer of $49.200.00 to the Health Dept. scanJan 28
  33. 33Transfer of $600.00 to the Veterans Dept. scanJan 28
  34. 34Transfer of $5,000.00 to the Fire Dept. scanJan 28
  35. 35Transfer of $50,000.00 to the Public Works Dept. scanJan 28
  36. 36Explanation of A-2 transfer from A-1 in Planning & Development scanJan 28
  37. 37City Manager-Supervising Halfway Houses. scanJan 28
  38. 38City Manager-Progress report on negotiations with Police Patrolmen's Assoc. scanJan 28
  39. 39City Manager-Sewer drains on Green & Bay Sts. scanJan 28
  40. 40City Manager-requested to appoint an Equal Opportunity Employment Officer scanJan 28
  41. 41City Manager-Preschool Shelter on Rindge Ave. scanJan 28
  42. 42City Manager-repairing of sidewalk on Cambridge St. near Inman Sq. Fire House scanJan 28
  43. 43City Manager-Hazardous conditions on Plympton St. scanJan 28
  44. 44Appropriation of $52,140.00 to the Hospital Dept. scanFeb 4
  45. 45Appropriation of $600.00 to the Treasurers Dept. scanFeb 4
  46. 46Transfer of $10.00 to the Purchasing Dept. scanFeb 4
  47. 47Transfer of $150.00 to the Police Dept. scanFeb 4
  48. 48Transfer of $2,500.00 to the Treasurers Dept. scanFeb 4
  49. 49Transfer of $100.00 to the Assessor's Dept. scanFeb 4
  50. 50Appropriation of $392.43 to the Law Dept. scanFeb 4
  51. 51Annuity of $1,680.00 for Mrs. O'Neil. scanFeb 4
  52. 52City Manager-Formation of a Council of Ec. Development advisors. scanFeb 4
  53. 53City Manager-conferredwith Chief Reagan Re: to tours of duty. scanFeb 4
  54. 54City Manager-Re: Council orders Nos. 2,3,4,5, and 6 of Jan. 28th. scanFeb 4
  55. 55City Manager-Re: rehab. of under pass between Yerxa Rd. and Raymond St. scanFeb 4
  56. 56City Manager-Re: installation of the 911 Emergency Call System. scanFeb 4
  57. 57City Manager-Re: sufficient funds to rehabilitate older schools. scanFeb 4
  58. 58City Manager-Re: Kendall Sq. Urban Renewal Area for blue collar workers. scanFeb 4
  59. 59City Manager-Re: Why the School Crossing Supervisors did not receive their monthly checks scanFeb 4
  60. 60City Manager-"Mutual Protection Police Whistle Program" scanFeb 4
  61. 61City Manager-narrative regarding the Kendall Sq. from the Redev. Author. scanFeb 6
  62. 62City Manager-Complaints against the Cambridge Electric Light Co. scanFeb 6
  63. 63Appropriation of $1,191.87 in the Mayor's Office scanFeb 11
  64. 64Appropriation of $600.00 to the Law Dept. scanFeb 11
  65. 65Transfer of $1,416.00 to the City Clerk's Dept. scanFeb 11
  66. 66Transfer of $18,600.00 to the Health Dept. scanFeb 11
  67. 67Gift of $100.00 from M.I.T. scanFeb 11
  68. 68Transfer of $10,000.00 to the Police Dept. scanFeb 11
  69. 69City Manager-Re: reimbursement for revenue lost through tax exempt prop. scanFeb 11
  70. 70City Manager-Selling of parcel of land at the rear of 9 Columbia St. to Bioran Medical Laboratory scanFeb 11
  71. 71City Manager-Response to several orders. scanFeb 11
  72. 72City Manager-Litigation between the City and owner of proposed Kentucky Fried Chicken. scanFeb 11
  73. 73City Manager-Urban Beautification & Open Space Program. scanFeb 11
  74. 74City Manager-he is consolidating the two veterans Depts. in accordane with Rec. of Mr. Collates. scanFeb 11
  75. 75Acceptance of grant award of $66,000 for the Committee on Criminal Justice. scanFeb 11
  76. 76Transfer in the Electrical Dept. of $2,500.00 scanFeb 25
  77. 77Transfer of $100.00 in the Sealer of Weights and Measurers Dept. scanFeb 25
  78. 78Appropriation of $197.03 in the Law Dept. scanFeb 25
  79. 79Appropriation of $108.53 to the Law Dept. scanFeb 25
  80. 80Appropriation of $35.38 tothe Law Dept. scanFeb 25
  81. 81City Manager-Re: Camb. Electric Light Co. on terminating services to indiv. with outstanding bills. scanFeb 25
  82. 82Transfers in appropriation of the Law Dept. - $13,700.00 scanFeb 25
  83. 83City Manager-transmitting a copy of the Official Audit Report of the Ma. Bay Transportation Authority scanFeb 25
  84. 84Departmental transfer in Budget-Personnel Dept. $800.00 scanFeb 25
  85. 85City Manager transmitting comm. Re:Status of Negotiations w/ Cambridge Water Dept. Assoc. scanFeb 25
  86. 86City Manager Re: Group Insurance Plan. scanFeb 25
  87. 87Departmental transfer in the Dept. of Health, Hospitals and Welfare in the total amount of $315,931.64 scanFeb 25
  88. 88City Manager Re: repair water leak in front of 70 Antrim St. scanFeb 25
  89. 89City Manager Re: annual banquet for schoolboy traffic officers. scanFeb 25
  90. 90City Manager-Russell School. scanFeb 25
  91. 91City Manager-recurrent flooding at 101-103 Plympton St. scanFeb 25
  92. 92City Manager-House Bill 4541 scanFeb 25
  93. 93City Manager-increasing the amount of men in the subwaystations. scanFeb 25
  94. 94City Manager-Single family dwellings, owner occupied are subject to Rent Control scanFeb 25
  95. 95City Manager-Current status of the Water Dept. Contract scanFeb 25
  96. 96Grant of $15,000 from the Comm. on Law Enforcement to the Cambridge Police Dept. scanMar 4
  97. 97Acceptance of Fifty dollars from Harvard Univ. for the Civic Unity Comm. scanMar 4
  98. 98City Manager-Land to Bioran Medical Lab for $300.00 scanMar 4
  99. 99City Manager Re: Awaiting Report Item #6-Flooding at 101 Plympton St. scanMar 4
  100. 100Transfers in the Library Dept. - total amount of $1,850.00 scanMar 4
  101. 101Additional appropriation in the amount of $526.04 to City Council Budget scanMar 4
  102. 102State Grants from Governor's Comm. on Law Enforcement scanMar 4
  103. 103City Manager-Re: Council Order Re: single family houses under Rent Control scanMar 4
  104. 104City Manager-Re: Clean-up Program for the Cify of Cambridge scanMar 4
  105. 105City Manager-Re: Collective bargaining with Water Dept. & signing of Police Contract. scanMar 4
  106. 106City Manager-Re: litigation between City of Cambridge and Kentucky Fried Chicken scanMar 4
  107. 107City Manager-Re: the property at 463 Mass. Ave. as a Historical Site (C. Graham) scanMar 4
  108. 108City Manager-Re: to the property at 463 Mass. Ave.; against demolition (C. Duehay) scanMar 4
  109. 109City Manager-Re: to revocation of permits -463 Mass. Ave. (C.Ackermann) scanMar 4
  110. 110City Manager-Re: acquiring 463 Mass. Ave. by eminent Domain (C.Graham) scanMar 4
  111. 111City Manager-Re: monitor system throughout all the subway stations. (M. Sullivan) scanMar 4
  112. 112City Manager-Re: status of the vacant land next to M.L.King School. (C. Graham) scanMar 4
  113. 113City Manager-Re: installation of a pedestrian light at 2 Mt. Auburn St. (C. Graham) scanMar 4
  114. 114City Manager-Re: negotiations with the Water Dept. (C. Vellucci) scanMar 4
  115. 115City Manager-Re: Burgular Alarms (C. Vellucci) scanMar 4
  116. 116City Manager-Re: creation of a task Force in the Central Sq. area (C. Ackermann) scanMar 4
  117. 117Transfer in the Fire Dept. - $586.00 scanMar 11
  118. 118Annuity for Mrs. Helen Doliber in the amount of $1,680.00 per year scanMar 11
  119. 119Appropriation of $400.00 to the Executive Dept. scanMar 11
  120. 120Gift in the amount of $1800.00 to the Home for the Aged and Poor. scanMar 11
  121. 121City Manager-Housing Authority to improve the call system (C. Clinton) scanMar 11
  122. 122City Manager- Re: City Solicitor to join in proceeding to obtain a restraining order relative to use of 463 Mass. Ave. for a McDonald Food Org. scanMar 11
  123. 123Transfers in the Infirmary Deparment in the total of $26,971.89 scanMar 11
  124. 124Additional appropriation from the Reserve Fund - $950.00 scanMar 11
  125. 125City Manager-Re: indepth inspection of billboards. (C. Russell) scanMar 11
  126. 126City Manager-Re: School Cross. Superv. enforcing the traffic regulations regarding the Residential Stickr Parking Program (C. Clinton) scanMar 11
  127. 127City Manager-Re: to vacantland located at corner of Churchill & Claredon Ave. (C. Danehy) scanMar 11
  128. 128City Manager-Re: installation of a hydrant on Hayes St. (Graham) scanMar 11
  129. 129City Manager-Re: appraisal of 463 Mass. Ave. scanMar 11
  130. 130City Manager-Re: gasoline allowance to the staff members of the Exec. Dept. scanMar 11
  131. 131Transfer in the Water Department in the amount of $47,000.00 scanMar 18
  132. 132Appropriation of $30,000.00 to the Public Works Dept. scanMar 18
  133. 133Transfer in the Auditing Dept. in the amount of $3,900.00 scanMar 18
  134. 134Acceptance of $10,416.00 to the Cambridge Hospital scanMar 18
  135. 135Transfer of $9,000.00 to the Public Works Dept. scanMar 18
  136. 136Appropriation in the Public Works Dept. in the amount of $6,537.52 scanMar 18
  137. 137Appropriation of $1,020.00 in the Public Works Dept. scanMar 18
  138. 138City Manager-Re: to Grant Award in the Amount of $15,000.00 from the U.S. Civil Service Commission. scanMar 18
  139. 139City Manager, John H. Corcoran submitting his resignation as City Manager effective on April 1, 1974. scanMar 18
  140. 140City Manager-Re: to the cleaning of the sewers throughout the City. scanMar 18
  141. 141City Manager-Re: appraisal of the land formerly owned by Simplex Wire & Cable Company. scanMar 18
  142. 142City Manager-Re: acquisition of 463 Mass. Ave. by eminent domain scanMar 18
  143. 143City Manager-Re: dept. concerned refrain from taking action on any permits etc. on McDonald's. scanMar 18
  144. 144City Manager-Re: police officers getting a 6% pay raise. scanMar 18
  145. 145City Manager-Re: Clothing allowance for the School Crossing Supervisors scanMar 18
  146. 146City Manager-Re: why the newly appointed police officers have not been certified by the Division of Civil Service. scanMar 18
  147. 147Appropriation in the Planning and Development Dept. in the sum of $109,000.00 scanMar 25
  148. 148Transfer in the Public Works Dept. in the sum of $76,310.00 scanMar 25
  149. 149Transfer in the Budget-Personnel Dept. in the sum of $3,495.77 scanMar 25
  150. 150City Manager - Fiscal situation at the Cambridge Hospital scanMar 25
  151. 151City Manager - repairing sidewalk in front of the Huron Towers Apts. scanMar 25
  152. 152City Manager - implementation of a radar Patrol in & around Huron Ave. scanMar 25
  153. 153City Manager - survey of the sidewalks with emphasis on Mass. Ave. from Harvard Sq. to Arlington Line scanMar 25
  154. 154City Manager - construction on Mass. Ave. and Woodbridge St. scanMar 25
  155. 155City Manager - resolve the problems at the Rindge Shelter. scanMar 25
  156. 156City Manager - distribution of the 1974-1975 budget scanMar 25
  157. 157City Manager - roaming dogs in the Jefferson Park Project Area. scanMar 25
  158. 158Transfer in the Treasury Dept. in the sum of $425.00. scanApr 1
  159. 159Transfer of $178,000 from the Misc. Salary Adjustment Account to various accounts in the City Hospital scanApr 1
  160. 160Departmental Tranfer in the Assessors Dept. in the amount of $2,050.00 scanApr 1
  161. 161City Manager Re: the Police security in varous MBTA stations. scanApr 1
  162. 162City Manger Re: information on fire Hydrants. scanApr 1
  163. 163City Manager Re: fire hydrant located on Hayes St. scanApr 1
  164. 164City Manager Re: signing of the agreement with the Camb. Water Dept. Employees. scanApr 1
  165. 165City Manager - Farewell letter to the City Council. scanApr 1
  166. 166City Manager Re: to grant award in $40,000 from HUD on 701 application. scanApr 1
  167. 167Research Proposal to National Science Foundation in the amount of $80,948. scanApr 1
  168. 168Financial report from the Cambridge Electric Light Company. scanApr 1
  169. 169Financial report from the Commonwealth Gas. Company. scanApr 1
  170. 170Transmitting Grant Award for acceptance in the amount of $9,000 for Auto-Theft Police. scanApr 1
  171. 171City Manager Re: to conditioning all little league fields for opening day (.C. Danehy,) scanApr 1
  172. 172City Manager Re: renovating the old court house to a police station. scanApr 1
  173. 173City Manager Re: maintenance and to stop vandalism in Dana Park. (.D. Duehay) scanApr 1
  174. 174City Manager Re: Bldg. Comm. to raze unoccupied building located at the corner of Irving St. and Terrace. (C. Duehay) scanApr 1
  175. 175City Manager Re: connecting water lines to all residential dwellings located on any street on which water Dept. is installing new main lines scanApr 1
  176. 176City Manager Re: implementation of a traffic control program on Walden St. (C. Russell) scanApr 1
  177. 177City Manager Re; to the relocation of the signs designating the bridges on Walden St. scanApr 1
  178. 178City Manager Re: solution to heavy truck traffic on Rindge Avenue. scanApr 1
  179. 179City Manager Re: to dogs in & around the Jefferson Park Area. scanApr 1
  180. 180City Manager Re: to a building permit at 21-23 Tufts St. (C. Clinton) scanApr 1
  181. 181City Manager Re: to adequately funding the enforcemant of our "Leash Law" (C. Ackermann) scanApr 1
  182. 182City Manager Re: compensatory time off for employees who are paid on salary and work beyond their 37½ hour work week. (C. Clinton) scanApr 1
  183. 183Annuity for Anna E. O'Reilly, in the sum of $1,680.00 scanApr 8
  184. 184Appropriation in the sum of $768.00 in the Law Department. scanApr 8
  185. 185Transfer in the sum of $3,125.00 to the Recreation Dept. scanApr 8
  186. 186Transfer in the sum of $800.00 to the Veterans' Dept. scanApr 8
  187. 187Transfer in the sum of $2,344.32 to the Veterans' Dept. scanApr 8
  188. 188Appropriation in the sum of $10,2000.00 to the Fire Dept. scanApr 8
  189. 189Transfer in the sum of $3,451.99 to the Auditing Dept. scanApr 8
  190. 190Appropriation in the Public Works Dept. in the sum of $5,400.00 scanApr 8
  191. 191Transfer in the Electrical Dept. in the sum of $25,600.00 scanApr 8
  192. 192Transfer in the Executive Dept. in the sum of $400.00 scanApr 8
  193. 193Revenue Sharing Funds. scanApr 8
  194. 194City Manager - withdrawing any pending appointments submitted to the Council by the former City Manager. scanApr 8
  195. 195Amended Budget for the Model Cities Program. scanApr 8
  196. 196City Manager - repairing the sidewalk on Western Ave. from the Police Station up (C. Graham) scanApr 8
  197. 197Fiscal 1975 Cherry Sheet. scanApr 8
  198. 198City Manager - repairing the sidewalk on Columbia St. from Cnr. of Cambridge St. up to Columbia Terrace (C. Vellucci) scanApr 8
  199. 199City Manager - Direct Purchasing Agent to notify all vendors owed money by the City that a plan is now being worked out. (C. Vellucci) scanApr 8
  200. 200City Manager - Plots for gardening for local citizens of Cambridge scanApr 8
  201. 201City Manager - Foot patrolmen on route 24. scanApr 8
  202. 202City Manager - Cambridge's "Missing Rink" scanApr 8
  203. 203City Manager - prohibiting thru truck traffic on River St. between 7:00 P.M. to 6:00 A.M. scanApr 8
  204. 204City Manager - priority list of street improvements. scanApr 8
  205. 205City Manager - to the multiple alarms in Cambridge scanApr 8
  206. 206Transfer of $200.00 in the Engineering Dept. scanApr 22
  207. 207Annuity in the sum of $1,680.00 per year for Mrs. Elizabeth M. Corkery. scanApr 22
  208. 208Appropriation of $100,000 to the Capital Improvements account. scanApr 22
  209. 209Transfer of $5,259.72 to the Election Commission. scanApr 22
  210. 210Transfer of $5,719.55 to the City Clerk's Dept. scanApr 22
  211. 211Annuity for Mrs. Lillian A. Bradshaw of $1,680.00 scanApr 22
  212. 212Appropriation of $18,000.00 to the Law Dept. scanApr 22
  213. 213Transfer in the Recreation Dept. in the sum of $210.19 scanApr 22
  214. 214Transfer in the budget Dept. in the sum of $2,586.64 scanApr 22
  215. 215Communication from City Solicitor Re: to appropriation of $424.61 scanApr 22
  216. 216Reconsideration of 1974-1975 Budget in the Veterans Benefits & Services Dept. scanApr 22
  217. 217City Manager Re: withdrawing the names of persons submitted to the City Council for confirmation of his appointment. scanApr 22
  218. 218Revenue Sharing Funds to be spent on priority needs. scanApr 22
  219. 219City Manager - Re: Harvard Square Study of MBTA scanApr 22
  220. 220City Manager - Re: re-opening of the Langley Teen Center (C. Clinton) scanApr 22
  221. 221City Manager- Re: drafting of a sign control ordinance (C. Wylie) scanApr 22
  222. 222City Manager - Re: to the State Aid Formula (c. Wylie) scanApr 22
  223. 223City Manager Re: repaving of Bowdoin St. (C. Graham) scanApr 22
  224. 224City Manager Re: establishment of a pharmacy at Cambridge Hosp. (C. Graham) scanApr 22
  225. 225City Manager Re: towing service under the jurisdiction of the Police Dept. (C. Russell) scanApr 22
  226. 226City Manager Re: Shade trees on Worthington Ave. (C. Russell) scanApr 22
  227. 227City Manager Re: clothing allowance for the School Traffic Superv. (C. Russell) scanApr 22
  228. 228City Manager Re: Status Report on the Willow Street Housing Area Dev. (C. Danehy) scanApr 22
  229. 229City Manager Re: appointing an Equal opportunity Employment Officer (C. Graham) scanApr 22
  230. 230City Manager Re: vacant apart. to be inspected for old refrigerators & door locks on closets. (C. Clinton) scanApr 22
  231. 231City Manager Re: preventing the Common from becoming a barren waste land. (C. Clinton) scanApr 22
  232. 232City Manager Re: enforcing the laws Re: ban on the sale & use of fire-works in the City (C. Vellucci) scanApr 22
  233. 233City Manager Re: cleaning of all school grounds. (Mayor Sullivan) scanApr 22
  234. 234City Managor Re: eligibility of employees of the Exec. Dept. to receive gasoline. scanApr 22
  235. 235City Manager Re: summary of rights of employees who are fired (C.Danehy) scanApr 22
  236. 236City Manager transmitting comm. from Mr. McGinness Re: to survey of Gorham, Museum and Hammond Sts. scanApr 22
  237. 237City Manager Re; Budget -Personnel Procedures. scanApr 22
  238. 238City Manager Re: Comprehensive Employment and Training Acts of 1973. scanApr 22
  239. 239Transfer in the Assessors' Dept. in the sum of $1,600.00 scanApr 29
  240. 240Appropriation in the Public Works Dept. in the sum of $31,375.00 scanApr 29
  241. 241Appropriation in the Public Works Dept. in the sum of $18,220.05. scanApr 29
  242. 242Transfer in the Treasur's Dept. in the sum of $500.00 scanApr 29
  243. 243Appropriation in the Library Dept.in the sum of $37,500.00 scanApr 29
  244. 244Appropriation in the Law Dept. in the sum of $463.16. scanApr 29
  245. 245Transfer in the Planning Dept. in the sum of $2,276.42. scanApr 29
  246. 246Appropriation of $27,900.00 to the Exec. Dept. scanApr 29
  247. 247Transfer in the Dept. of Health, Hospital and Welfare in the total amount of $100,000.00 scanApr 29
  248. 248Report from the Committee on Finance - Annual Water Dept. Budget scanApr 22
  249. 249Report from the Committee on Finance - Annual Budget for the fiscal year 1974-1975. scanApr 22
  250. 250City Manager Re: Air Conditioning in new Police Cars. scanApr 29
  251. 251To City Manager Re: to the firing of non-civil service employees scanApr 29
  252. 252City Manager Re: widows/widowers are now receiving the $3,000 annuity as authorized by the State Legislature. scanApr 29
  253. 253City Manager Re: impact on Cambridge in the event that the Kennedy Library was not situated in Cambridge. scanApr 29
  254. 254City Manager Re: installation of more benches on Langdon St. scanApr 29
  255. 255City Manager, Re: 345 Franklin St. in violation of the health, Fire and Building Codes. scanApr 29
  256. 256City Manager Re: hazardous conditions at the Third St. Fire House. scanApr 29
  257. 257City Manager Re: investigation-closing of Linden & Dunster St. scanApr 29
  258. 258City Manager Re: survey conducted by the Inter. Assoc. of Chief's of Police scanApr 29
  259. 259City Manager Re: consistent line of Communication between the Tenant Senate, Housing Authority and the City Manager. scanApr 29
  260. 260City Manager Re: security at the housing Developments. scanApr 29
  261. 261Transfer in the Water Dept. of $63,087.47. scanMay 6
  262. 262Transfer in the Water Dept. of $14,500.00 scanMay 6
  263. 263Transfer in the Water Dept. in the sum of $1,500.00 scanMay 6
  264. 264Appropriation in the Public Works Dept. - $5,400.00 scanMay 6
  265. 265Transfer in the Election Comm. Dept. -$360.00 scanMay 6
  266. 266Transfer in the Library Dept. -$3,146.00. scanMay 6
  267. 267Comm. from City Solicitor to City Manager Re: Cal. Item #7. scanMay 6
  268. 268Comm. from City Manager Re: recommendations on new Fire Stations in Cambridge scanMay 6
  269. 269Transfer in appropriations in the Police Dept. in the amount of $136,700 scanMay 6
  270. 270Transfer in appropriation in the Fire Dept. $100.00 scanMay 6
  271. 271Additional Appropriation of $20,000 to Telephone Exchange. scanMay 6
  272. 272Comm. from City Solicitor to City Manager requesting $100.00 under General Law 41 Section 100-A - Robert B. O'Neill. scanMay 6
  273. 273Comm. from City Solicitor to City Manager requesting $100.00. scanMay 6
  274. 274Comm. from City Solicitor to City Manager requesting $100.00. scanMay 6
  275. 275Transfer in PWD of $10,000.00. scanMay 6
  276. 276Comm. from J.L. Sullivan Re: establishing the Dept. of Ec. Development. scanMay 6
  277. 277Comm. from Chief Cremins to City Manager Re: multiple Alarm Fires. scanMay 6
  278. 278Transfer in the Mayor's Office in the sum of $1,072.29 scanMay 13
  279. 279Transfer ih the Public Works Dept. in the sum of $93,335.00 scanMay 13
  280. 280Transfer in the Public Works Dept. in the sum of $35,000.00 scanMay 13
  281. 281Appropriation of $334.02 to the Law Department. scanMay 13
  282. 282Appropriation of $153.98 to the Law Department. scanMay 13
  283. 283Grant in the amount of $5,100.00 to the Cambridge Lead Poisoning Center. scanMay 13
  284. 284Appropriation of $4,239.00 for the Conservation Commission. scanMay 13
  285. 285Transfer in the Election Commission in the amount of $1,200.00 scanMay 13
  286. 286City Manager - Transmitting comm. from Conrad Fagone. scanMay 13
  287. 287City Manager - Civil Service prohibiting the further use of Emergency appointment provisions. scanMay 13
  288. 288City Manager - Re: comm. from Youth resources requesting appropriation in the amount of $100,000 scanMay 13
  289. 289City Manager - Comm. from Budget-Personnel requesting add'l sum of $223.35 scanMay 13
  290. 290City Manager - Re: Costa-Lopez Tot Lot. scanMay 13
  291. 291City Manager - Re: Two Matrons who have worked for 14 weeks in the School Dept. and have not been paid. scanMay 13
  292. 292Increase in annuity allowance to $3,000.00 scanMay 13
  293. 293City Manager- Re: New Fire Stations in E. Cambridge. scanMay 13
  294. 294City Manager Re: 345 Franklin St. (from Bldg. Commr.) scanMay 13
  295. 295City Manager Re: improvements to Alewife Brook Parkway & Bridges scanMay 13
  296. 296City Manager withdrew nomination of Joanne Pelham to C.H.A. scanMay 13
  297. 297Transfer of $150,000.00 to the Hospital Dept. scanMay 20
  298. 298Revenue Sharing Entitlement. scanMay 20
  299. 299Transfer of $1,200.00 to the Library Dept. scanMay 20
  300. 300Transfer of $2,000 to the Fire Dept/ scanMay 20
  301. 301Transfer of $550.00 to the Law Dept. scanMay 20
  302. 302Transfer of $4,750.00 to the Fire Dept. scanMay 20
  303. 303Appropriation of $194.94 to Law Dept. scanMay 20
  304. 304Transfer of $2,500-the Police Dept. scanMay 20
  305. 305City Manager - Re: construction at 111 & 125 Jackson St. scanMay 20
  306. 306City Manager - Re: Statement from the Kendall Sq. Task Force. scanMay 20
  307. 307City Manager - Re: bus schedule for citizens to Cambridge Cemetery. scanMay 20
  308. 308Appropriation of $1,541.00 to the Exec. Dept. scanMay 20
  309. 309City Manager - Report on the proposed new high schools. scanMay 20
  310. 310City Manager Re: joint embarking of City of Somerville and Cambridge to repair railroad Bridges. scanMay 20
  311. 311City Manager Re: future use of the CAL Club on Harvard Street. scanMay 20
  312. 312City Manager Re: mini-bike path on the Surplus NASA Land. scanMay 20
  313. 313City Manager Re: restore lighting at Corcoran Park. scanMay 20
  314. 314City Manager Re: repair the elevator at the Municipal Building. scanMay 20
  315. 315City Manager Re: Fire Chief to block building renovation. scanMay 20
  316. 316City Manager Re: Flashing Light at cnr. of Magazine & Franklin Sts. scanMay 20
  317. 317City Manager Re: Vegetable Gardens. scanMay 20
  318. 318City Manager Re: Gold Star's Swimming Pool. scanMay 20
  319. 319City Manager Re: survey of Brookline, Allston and Sidney Sts. scanMay 20
  320. 320City Manager Re: "Cambridge Environmental Youth Employment program" scanMay 20
  321. 321Analysis of the proposed reorganization plan for the City Manager's Office. scanMay 20
  322. 322City Manager to banall musical concerts at the Common. scanMay 20
  323. 323City Manager Re: Closing of Linden & Dunster Sts. scanMay 20
  324. 324Bids for a car for the City Manager. scanMay 20
  325. 325City Manager - Comm. from International Assoc. of Chiefs of Police Inc Re: Council order of 4/29/74 scanJun 3
  326. 326$162.86 to the Law Department. scanJun 3
  327. 327Information concerning the Gold Star Mother's Swimming Pool from City Manager. scanJun 3
  328. 328Transfer of $5,455.29 in the Health General Codes. scanJun 3
  329. 329Transfer of $5,947.00 in the Building Department. scanJun 3
  330. 330Dept. Transfer of $3,000.00 in the Assessors Dept. scanJun 3
  331. 331Dept. Transfer of $72,500 in the Dept. of Health, Hospital & Welfare. scanJun 3
  332. 332Dept. Transfer in the License Commision in the amount of $249.37. scanJun 3
  333. 333Dept. Transfer in the Dept. of Health, Hospital & Welfare in the amount of $27,500. scanJun 3
  334. 334Dept. Transfer in the Water Dept. in the amount of $5,000. scanJun 3
  335. 335Appropriation to the Public Works Dept. in the amount of $1,740. scanJun 3
  336. 336Dept. Transfer in the Budget-Personnel Dept. in the amoun t of $1,520.93 scanJun 3
  337. 337City Manager - Re: Comprehensive Manpower Plan for Fiscal Year 1975. scanJun 3
  338. 338Dept. Transfer in the Election Commission in the amount of $1,375.00 scanJun 3
  339. 339Dept. Transfer in the Mayor's Dept. in the amount of $5,000.00 scanJun 3
  340. 340City Manager Re: Model Cities expenditures. scanJun 3
  341. 341City Manager Re: Cambridge Housing Authority appointments. scanJun 3
  342. 342City Manager transmitting comm. from City Solicitor Re: taking eminent domain of the land & buildings at 454-456 Broadway scanJun 3
  343. 343City Manager-Status reporton the implementation of Chapter 32 Section 95 A of the General Laws. scanJun 3
  344. 344City Manager-expenditures of Model Cities funds for salaries of city employees. scanJun 3
  345. 345City Manager-election for a coordinator for the Morse School. scanJun 3
  346. 346City Manager-land located between Western Ave, Magazine & Mass. Ave. be named as a memorial to our Vietnam Veterans. scanJun 3
  347. 347City Manager-Fence repaired behind the Montersori School. scanJun 3
  348. 348City Manager - Police protection at the Cambridge City Hospital. scanJun 3
  349. 349City Manager - naming the LBJ Apts. to Andrew Fillios Apts. scanJun 3
  350. 350City Manager - traffic survey at the intersection of Montgomery & Dudley Sts. scanJun 3
  351. 351City Manager - granting time off for employees who can be spared on July 5, 1974. scanJun 3
  352. 352City Manager - appeal of decision for the construction of a Kentucky Chicken Rest. on Hampshire St. scanJun 3
  353. 353City Manager - Work Study Program. scanJun 3
  354. 354City Manager - Food Stamp Program. scanJun 3
  355. 355City Manager - real estate appraisal of 454-456 Broadway St. scanJun 3
  356. 356City Manager - recommendations of the Kendall Sq. Task Force. scanJun 3
  357. 357City Manager - effects of all proposals for Kendall Square. scanJun 3
  358. 358Reconsideration on order directing the E.M.C.J.D.A. to modify the proposal it had submitted to the M.C.C.J. for $100,000 to provide funds for an alternative security program for public housing tenants. scanJun 3
  359. 359City Manager - Re: Security in the Erie St. Apartments. scanJun 10
  360. 360City Manager - Re: Compensatory time Question. scanJun 10
  361. 361City Manager - Re: Conditions of the Little League Fields. scanJun 10
  362. 362City Manager - Re: Security at Housing Developments. scanJun 10
  363. 363City Manager - Re: Fire Station in East Cambridge. scanJun 10
  364. 364City Manager - Re: Appropriation in the Mayors' Dept. in the sum of $6,435.00. scanJun 10
  365. 365Acceptance of grant in the sum of $56,523.00 to the Cambridge Hospital. scanJun 10
  366. 366Appropriation in the sum of $32,621.00 to the Traffic and Parking Dept. scanJun 10
  367. 367Transfer of $50.00 to the Budget Dept. scanJun 10
  368. 368Transfer in the Mayor's Dept. in the sum of $750.00. scanJun 10
  369. 369Transfer of $9,800 to the Executive Dept. scanJun 10
  370. 370Appropriation to borrow not in excess of $30,000,000.00 scanJun 10
  371. 371Appropriation of $280.43 to the Law Dept. scanJun 10
  372. 372Substituting in place of former appropriation to Law Dept. a new order of $162.86. scanJun 10
  373. 373City Manager-Awaiting Reports. scanJun 10
  374. 374Transfer of $1,600.00 to the Police Dept. scanJun 10
  375. 375Transfer of $5,200.00 to the Treasurer's Dept. scanJun 10
  376. 376Transfer in the Law Dept. in the sum of $3,950.00 scanJun 10
  377. 377Transfer in the Recreation Dept. in the sum of $4,450.00. scanJun 10
  378. 378Transfer in the Traffic & Parking Dept. in the sum of $19,600.00 scanJun 10
  379. 379Transfer in the Hospital in the sum of $8,826.72 scanJun 10
  380. 380Transfer in the Electrical Dept. in the sum of $10,800.00 scanJun 10
  381. 381Transfer in the Hospital in the sum of $38,630.00 scanJun 10
  382. 382Transfer in the City Infirmary in the sum of $8,783.46. scanJun 10
  383. 383City Manager Re: McDonald's Corp. to cooperate to a higher degree with the community. scanJun 10
  384. 384City Manager Re: use of the facilities in the Lampoon Building of Harvard for the public. scanJun 10
  385. 385City Manager Re: why members of the Police Dept. are refusing paid details at the Housing Developments. scanJun 10
  386. 386City Manager Re: maintenance of the Cambridge bank of the Charles River scanJun 10
  387. 387City Manager Re: repairs at the Intensive Care Unit, the Nursery and Nurses' Home at Cambridge Hosp. scanJun 10
  388. 388City Manager Re: changing the name of Father Matignon Road to Father Matignon Avenue. scanJun 10
  389. 389City Manager Re: Green-Franklin Streets Housing Dev. be named after the late Andrew Fillios. scanJun 10
  390. 390Duties of the Assistant City Manager. scanJun 19
  391. 391Fiscal Budget of 1974-1975. (Amended) scanJun 19
  392. 392Resolution Re: to the Financial Emergency situation at Cambridge Hosp. scanJun 19
  393. 393Appropriation of $77.11 to the Law Department. scanJun 19
  394. 394Appropriation of $275.00 to the Law Department. scanJun 19
  395. 395Transfer of $95,825.00 to the Public Works Department. scanJun 19
  396. 396Transfer of $2,705.00 to the Fire Department. scanJun 19
  397. 397Appropriation of $15,000.00 to the Public Works Department. scanJun 19
  398. 398Appropriation of $22,000.00 to the Police Department. scanJun 19
  399. 399Transfer of $9,300.00 to the Assessors Dept. scanJun 19
  400. 400Transfer of $175.00 to the Election Commission. scanJun 19
  401. 401Transfer of $35.00 to the Engineering Department. scanJun 19
  402. 402Transfer of $4,700.00 to the Recreation Department. scanJun 19
  403. 403Transfer of $245.00 to the Budget Department. scanJun 19
  404. 404Transfer of $12,270.00 to the Recreation Department. scanJun 19
  405. 405Transfer of $2,400.00 to the City Infirmary. scanJun 19
  406. 406Transfer of $650.00 to the Executive Department. scanJun 19
  407. 407Transfer of $11,281.00 to the Auditing Department. scanJun 19
  408. 408Transfer of $2,593.50 to the Purchasing Department. scanJun 19
  409. 409Acceptance of a Grant of $60,000.00 from the Committee on Criminal Justice Department. scanJun 19
  410. 410Transfer of $750.00 to the City Clerk's Department. scanJun 19
  411. 411Appropriation of $10,000 to the Public Works Department. scanJun 19
  412. 412Transfer of $8,000.00 to the Fire Department. scanJun 19
  413. 413City Manager-Re: paid details for the Housing Authority. scanJun 19
  414. 414Appropriation of $8,176.33 to the Police Department. scanJun 19
  415. 415Appropriation of $7,494.oo to the Hospital Department. scanJun 19
  416. 416Appropriation of $136,466.73 to the Capital Improvements Account. scanJun 19
  417. 417City Manager-Re: Hyatt Hotelbeing relocated to Kendall Sq. Area. scanJun 19
  418. 418M. Sullivan charter Righted order introduced by C. Clinton Re: Parking meters in the Harvard Sq. Area. scanJun 19
  419. 419City Manager-Re: withdrawing Ms. Joanne Pelham as candidate for the Cambridge Housing Authority. scanJun 19
  420. 420Appropriation of $195,988.39 to the Capital Improvements Account. scanJul 24
  421. 421Appropriation of $150,00 to the Law Department. scanJul 24
  422. 422Manager-Re: selling land at corner of Elm and Hampshire Sts. for $6,000.00. scanJul 24
  423. 423Comprehensive City Demonstration Program - City Manager. scanJul 24
  424. 424Grant of $149,781.00 to the Cambridge Hospital. scanJul 24
  425. 425Manager-Kendall Square Development. scanJul 24
  426. 426Grant to the North Charles Drug Treatment Program and CASPAR,Inc. scanJul 24
  427. 427Manager-Police Security in Housing Development. scanJul 24
  428. 428Manager-Minority Group and Women at all levels of City Government. scanJul 24
  429. 429Manager-Notification of an Advisory Comm. Re: Location of Bi-Centennial visitors center in the Harvard Sq. Area. scanJul 24
  430. 430Manager-Opper. for young people to acquire training who are studing building construction scanJul 24
  431. 431Manager-re: complaints of brutality in the police department (C. Graham) scanJul 24
  432. 432Annual Repart of the Fire Department scanJul 24
  433. 433Annual Report of the Treasury Department scanJul 24
  434. 434Manager-re: Amendatory Grant Contract for the Gore Street Open Space Project scanJul 24
  435. 435Manager-Portraits of Mayors (C. Russell) scanJul 24
  436. 436Manager-Existing Policy Re: use of Police Dogs w/i the City. scanJul 26
  437. 437Supplemental Budget for the Fiscal Year 1975. scanJul 26
  438. 438Transfer-$5,000.00 to the City Clerk Dept. scanSep 9
  439. 439Transfer-$500.00 to the Mayor's Dept. scanSep 9
  440. 440Transfer-$500.00 to the Mayor's Dept. scanSep 9
  441. 441Transfer-$500.00 to the Fire Dept. scanSep 9
  442. 442Appropriation-$119.50 to the Law Dept. scanSep 9
  443. 443Appropriation-$592.24 to the Law Dept. scanSep 9
  444. 444Appropriation-$128.55 to the Law Dept. scanSep 9
  445. 445Appropriation-$403.55 to the Law Dept. scanSep 9
  446. 446Appropriation-$42.25 to the Law Dept. scanSep 9
  447. 447Audit of the Cambridge Hospital Medical Associates, Inc. (Danehy) scanSep 9
  448. 448Demolishing units of public housing. (Danehy) scanSep 9
  449. 449Payment of tax bill in two six month installments. (Duehay) scanSep 9
  450. 450Replacing the water and sewer lines when streets are being repaved. (Duehay) scanSep 9
  451. 451Establishment of an emergency contingency program.(Danehy) scanSep 9
  452. 452Zoning variance requested by the Sancta Maria Hospital (Sullivan) scanSep 9
  453. 453Executive Secretary for the CityCouncil (Vellucci) scanSep 9
  454. 454Water, sewer and drainage problems in the Huron Avenue and the Fresh Pond Parkway. (Russell) scanSep 9
  455. 455Construction of the Underpass. (Vellucci) scanSep 9
  456. 456Additional appropriation of $775,000 to the Salary Adjustment Account scanSep 9
  457. 457Transfer of $300.00 to the Electrical Dept. scanSep 16
  458. 458Appropriation of $2,500.00 to the Law Dept. scanSep 16
  459. 459Transfer of $4,000.00 to the Electrical Dept. scanSep 16
  460. 460Transfer in the Executive Dept. of $4,015.00 scanSep 16
  461. 461Grant in the amount of $4,500.00 scanSep 16
  462. 462Grant in the amount of $2,000.00 scanSep 16
  463. 463Acceptance of Chapter 772 of the Acts of 1967. Re: Industrial Development Financing Authority - scanSep 16
  464. 464Classification Plan and Revised Salary Schedule for Municipal Employees scanSep 16
  465. 465Order-City Manager RE: Warning signs at the intersection of Raymond and Walden Street. (C.Graham) scanSep 16
  466. 466Order-City Manager RE: Flooding on Bristol and Seventh Streets. (C. Vellucci) scanSep 16
  467. 467Order-City Manager RE: Implementation of the Resident Sticker Parking Program. (C. Russell and Danehy) scanSep 16
  468. 468Order-City Manager RE: Establishment of a "Civilian Investigative Committee". (C. Graham) scanSep 23
  469. 469Order-City Manager RE: Enforcement of speed law. (C.Vellucci) scanSep 23
  470. 470Appropriation of $61.93 to the Law Dept. scanSep 23
  471. 471Transfer of $650.00 to the Health Dept. scanSep 23
  472. 472Transfer of $200.00 to the Treasurer's Office. scanSep 23
  473. 473Order-City Manager RE: Municipal costs as a result of the construction of the Kennedy Library. (C. Duehay) scanSep 23
  474. 474Order-City Manager- RE: establishment of an "Arson Squad". (C. Duehay) scanSep 23
  475. 475Repairing the Rindge Shelter. scanSep 23
  476. 476Order-City Manager RE: Task Force-The Fresh Pond Commission (C. Russell) scanSep 30
  477. 477Order-City Manager RE: repair of roof at the Isaac Taylor Post. (M. Sullivan) scanSep 30
  478. 478Order-City Manager RE: audit of Retirement System. (C. Danehy) scanSep 30
  479. 479Order-City Manager RE: traffic survey in the Green and Pearl Street area. (C. Clinton) scanSep 30
  480. 480Order-City Manager RE: foot patrolman in the Austin, Columbia Streets area. (C. Clinton) scanSep 30
  481. 481Order-City Manager RE: overpayments to retired employees. (C. Russell) scanSep 30
  482. 482Order-City Manager RE: irregularities in the Retirement System. (C. Danehy) scanSep 30
  483. 483Appropriation of $300.00 to the Law Dept. scanSep 30
  484. 484Awaiting report - land adjacent to the Martin Luther King, Jr. School scanSep 30
  485. 485Renaming the Lyndon Baines Johnson Apartments to the Andrew Fillios Apartments. scanSep 30
  486. 486Awaiting reports 1&2 relative to Rent Control. scanSep 30
  487. 487Awaiting report RE: Police protection at the Cambridge Hospital scanSep 30
  488. 488Capital Improvements Program. scanSep 30
  489. 489Urban Observatory Program Application to the Dept. of Housing and Urban De. scanSep 30
  490. 490Order- City Manager RE: Vacant land on Line Street future use as a land bank. (C. Vellucci) scanSep 30
  491. 491Order-City Manager RE: Adding the pacel of property at 1407-1419 Cambridge Street to the land bank. (C. Clinton) scanSep 30
  492. 492Order-City Manager RE: Parking lot on Springfield Street. (C. Vellucci) scanSep 30
  493. 493Order-City Manager RE: Foot Patrolmen in the area bounded by Broadway, Prospect, Austin & Columbia Streets. scanOct 7
  494. 494Transfer in the Assessor's Dept. of $1,600.00 scanOct 7
  495. 495Appropriation of $200.00 to the Law Dept. scanOct 7
  496. 496Appropriation od $203.38 to the Law Dept. scanOct 7
  497. 497Annuity for Mrs. Gallagher of $1,680.00 scanOct 7
  498. 498Appropriation of $160,000 to the Reserve Fund. scanOct 7
  499. 499Transfer of $2,100.00 to the Police Dept. scanOct 7
  500. 500Appropriation of $209.00 to the Fire Dept. scanOct 7
  501. 501Transfer of $4,500.00 to the Fire Dept. scanOct 7
  502. 502Order-City Manager RE: elderly rights to abatements. (C. Russell) scanOct 9
  503. 503Transfer of $871.84 to the Assessors' Dept. scanOct 21
  504. 504Appropiation of $400.00 to the Law Dept. scanOct 21
  505. 505Appropriation of $149,099.00 to the Capital Improvements Account. scanOct 21
  506. 506Appropriation of $5,000.00 to the Treasurer Dept. scanOct 21
  507. 507Appropriation of $20,000.00 to the Health Dept. scanOct 21
  508. 508Comm. from William J. Leary relative to Police brutality. scanOct 21
  509. 509Comm. from Geoff Bean relative to Police brutality. scanOct 21
  510. 510Comm. from Wesley E. Profit relative to Police brutality. scanOct 21
  511. 511Bond to purchase equipment for the Public Works Dept. in the sum of $450,000.00 scanOct 21
  512. 512Order-City Manager RE: restriction on undergraduates students on having an automobile. (C. Danehy) scanOct 21
  513. 513Order-City Manager RE: reinstitute the policy of having a foot patrolmen walking Mass. Ave. (C. Danehy) scanOct 21
  514. 514Order-City Manager RE: development plans for the Agassiz School District. (C. Graham) scanOct 21
  515. 515Order- City Manager RE: placing guards in senior citizens' housing development. (M. Sullivan) scanOct 21
  516. 516Order-City Manager RE: survey at the corner of Churchill and Mass. Ave. (M. Sullivan) scanOct 21
  517. 517Order- City Manager RE: review of request for a common victualers license for 405 Rindge Ave. (C. Duehay) scanOct 21
  518. 518Order-City Manager RE: sergeants in the Police Department. (C. Vellucci) scanOct 21
  519. 519Order-City Manager RE: recommendations contained in the Liacos case- progress report. (C. Ackermann) scanOct 21
  520. 520Transfer of property at the corner of Gore Street and Rufo Road. scanNov 24
  521. 521Order-City Manager RE: "Bus Stop" sign at the corner of Brookline and Granite Streets. (C. Clinton) scanNov 24
  522. 522Order-City Manager RE: advertising rubbish collection day in the newspaper. (C. Clinton) scanNov 24
  523. 523Order-City Manager RE: "Text Book Act." (C. Danehy) scanNov 24
  524. 524Order-City Manager RE: "Private School Transportation Act." (C. Danehy) scanNov 24
  525. 525Order-City Manager RE: preparation for composting and selling waste material. (C. Ackermann) scanNov 24
  526. 526Order-City Manager RE: Report on what the Police & Health Department is doing to prevent rape. (C. Ackermann) scanNov 24
  527. 527Order-City Manager: Arrange a meeting in Executive session with Derek Bok (C. Ackermann) scanNov 24
  528. 528Order-City ManagerRe: car pooling city owned radio equipped vehicles. (C. Vellucci) scanNov 24
  529. 529Order-City Manager RE: assigning foot patrolman to the Donnelly Field Area. (C. Vellucci) scanNov 24
  530. 530Appropriation of $500.00 to the Law Dept. scanNov 24
  531. 531Transfer of $22,200.00 to the Traffic Dept. scanNov 24
  532. 532Transfer in the Auditing Dept. of $3,500.00. scanNov 24
  533. 533Transfer of $500.00 to the Treasurer's Dept. scanNov 24
  534. 534Transfer of $200.00 to the Water Dept. scanNov 24
  535. 535Approval of changes in the Open Space Land Program. scanNov 24
  536. 536Order- City Manager RE: time off on Friday, November 29, 1974. (M. Sullivan) scanNov 11
  537. 537Order -City Manager RE: Not to use fertilizer on the golf course and cemetery this spring. (C. Wylie) scanNov 11
  538. 538Order-City Manager RE: The Environmental Impact Study. (C. Duehay & Graham) scanNov 11
  539. 539Appropriation of $94.16 to the Law Dept. scanNov 11
  540. 540Appropriation of $425.00 to the Law Dept. scanNov 11
  541. 541Order- City Manager re: hazardous lighting on Portland Street. (C. Duehay & Russell) scanNov 18
  542. 542Comm. from the City Solicitor re: classification of Mr. Robert J. Muldoon, Jr. as a Special Municipal Employee. scanNov 18
  543. 543Order- City Manager re: upgrading the Middlesex County Superior Court buildings. (C. Duehay) scanNov 18
  544. 544Purchase of property at the corner of Columbia and Hampshire Streets. scanNov 18
  545. 545Transfer of $50.00 to the Mayor's Dept. scanNov 18
  546. 546Transfer of $750.00 to the Public Works Dept. scanNov 18
  547. 547Transfer of $5,000.00 to the Auditing Dept. scanNov 18
  548. 548Transfer of $3,000.00 to the Treasurer's Office. scanNov 18
  549. 549Appropriation of $200.00 to the Law Dept. scanNov 18
  550. 550Appropriation of $108.60 to the Law Dept. scanNov 18
  551. 551Transfer of $2,777.45 to the Library Dept. scanNov 18
  552. 552Order-City Manager re: Rent Control Board to decontrol rents on all apartments. (C. Vellucci) scanNov 25
  553. 553Report from the Chief of Police and the Comm. of Health re: rape prevention and rape intervention. scanNov 25
  554. 554Report from the Comm. of Public Works re: to collection and disposal of leaves. scanNov 25
  555. 555Order-City Manager re: new formula for state reimbursement of municipal costs. (C. Graham) scanNov 25
  556. 556Order-City Manager re: 1975 Cherry Sheet. (C. Wylie) scanNov 25
  557. 557Order-City Manager re: booklet which the City of Boston has prepared re: meals without the use of sugar. (C. Clinton) scanNov 25
  558. 558Order-City Manager re: up to date on all contractual agreements. (C. Danehy) scanNov 25
  559. 559Order- City Manager re: [?] [?] at the corner of Raymond[?] Park[?] scanNov 25
  560. 560Order-City Manager re: survey of traffic at the corner of Sidney and Putnam Avenue. (C. Clinton) scanNov 25
  561. 561Order-City Manager re: temporary halt to the landscaping in the front of the City Infirmary. (C. Danehy) scanNov 25
  562. 562Order-City Manager re: survey of Mass. Ave. and Beech Street. (C. Danehy) scanNov 25
  563. 563Order-City Manager re: demolition of the East Cambridge Garage. (C. Vellucci) scanNov 25
  564. 564Site and Plan for a new High School. scanNov 25
  565. 565Grant in the amount of $30,000.00 to the Library. scanNov 25
  566. 566Transfer of $910.00 to the Building Dept. scanNov 25
  567. 567Resolution for Community Development Block Grant funds. scanNov 25
  568. 568Transfer of $1,500.00 to the Veterans Benefits and Services Dept. scanNov 25
  569. 569Comm. from the U.S. Environmental Agency relative to issuance of permit to the Cambridge Electric Light Company relative to discharges in the Charles River on a daily basis. scanNov 25
  570. 570City Manager RE: money expended from the Travel Outside the State Account. (C. Danehy) scanDec 2
  571. 571Transfer of $899.00 to the License Comm. scanDec 2
  572. 572Transfer of $5,500.00 to the Public Works scanDec 2
  573. 573Appropriation of $333.99 to the Law Dept. scanDec 2
  574. 574Transfer in the Recreation Dept. in the sum of $2,475.00. scanDec 2
  575. 575City Manager RE: loiters in Cambridge. (C. Clinton) scanDec 2
  576. 576City Manager RE: survey of Cambridge and Lambert Streets. (C. Duehay) scanDec 2
  577. 577City Manager RE: common victuler's license for 405 Rindge Avenue. (M. Sullivan) scanDec 9
  578. 578City Manager RE: traffic light at the intersection of Raymond Street and Upland Road. scanDec 9
  579. 579City Manager RE: survey of property at 282 Concord Avenue. scanDec 9
  580. 580City Manager RE: demolishing the "Old East Cambridge Garage." (C. Vellucci) scanDec 9
  581. 581City Manager RE: copies of the report of the International Chiefs of police. (C. Clinton & Ackermann) scanDec 9
  582. 582City Manager-re: increasing the street lighting in certain neighborhoods of the City of Cambridge. (C. Ackermann) scanDec 9
  583. 583City Manager-re: funds available from the "Old American Act." (C. Vellucci) scanDec 9
  584. 584City Manager-re: some type of truck to be operated without the use of gasoline. (C. Vellucci) scanDec 9
  585. 585Report re: to the Out-of-State Travel expenses scanDec 9
  586. 586Transfer of $6,100.00 to the Health Dept. scanDec 9
  587. 587Transfer of $100.00 to the Engineering Dept. scanDec 9
  588. 588Transfer of $200.00 in the Police Dept. scanDec 9
  589. 589Awaiting report relative to ambulance service scanDec 9
  590. 590City Manager-re: implementation of Chapter 32 95A. scanDec 9
  591. 591Resolution re: Waste Treatment Management scanDec 16
  592. 592C. Clinton and Danehy re: "Police Reserve List." scanDec 16
  593. 593Report on the School Dept. implementation of recently enacted legislation. scanDec 16
  594. 594C. Duehay re: house breaks in the West Cambridge area. scanDec 16
  595. 595M. Sullivan re: survey of area presently occupied by the Putnam School. scanDec 16
  596. 596C. Wylie re: Arts Advisory Council. scanDec 16
  597. 597C. Clinton re: retroactive pay checks. scanDec 16
  598. 598Resolution to extend Revenue Sharing Program. scanDec 16
  599. 599Transfer of $3,400.00 to the Electric Dept. scanDec 16
  600. 600Addition appropráation of $11,026.14 to the Public Works Dept, scanDec 16
  601. 601C. Ackermann re: building commissioner to refrain from issuing any building permits. scanDec 23
  602. 602C. Russell re: meeting to discuss the donditions of the skating rinks. scanDec 23
  603. 603C. Russell re: city administrative offices to close at 12 noon on December 24th, 1974. scanDec 23
  604. 604C. Clinton re: benefits for all retired persons. scanDec 23
  605. 605M. Sullivan re: Ordinance #761. scanDec 23
  606. 606Transfer of $13,670.00 to the City Infirmary. scanDec 23
  607. 607Transfer of $6,700.00 to the City Clerk Dept. scanDec 23
  608. 608M. Sullivan re: automatic doors installed in fire stations scanDec 30
  609. 609M. Sullivan re: traffic control lights Prospect Street and Mass. Ave. scanDec 30
  610. 610Annuity for Mrs. Anna Dunne in the sum of $1,680.00 scanDec 30
  611. 611Annuity for Mrs. Alice Bagwell in the sum of $1,680.00 scanDec 30

Sundries

456 actions · № 1–457
  1. 1Comm. received from City Clerk transmitting a copy of Chapter 347 of the Acts of 1973. scanJan 14
  2. 2Notice of Public Hearing of DPU Re: approval by DPU Of the issuance & sale by the Company of Promissory Notes in amount not exceeding $60 M scanJan 14
  3. 3Comm. from Charles L. Tyler, Jr. transmitting the recent changes in the Beano Control Law. scanJan 14
  4. 4Comm. from Mr. & Mrs. John T. Galvin recording their opposition to the increased traffic & noise in the area of Mt. Auburn & Ash Sts. scanJan 14
  5. 5Comm. from Jacqueline A. Aronson et al relative to the safety & well being of residents of 73-75 Magazine St. area. scanJan 14
  6. 6Comm. from Francis Duehay transmitting report with regard to the Clean Air Transportation Control Plan for the Boston Region. scanJan 14
  7. 7Resolution on the Birthday of Martin Luther King, Jr. (C. Graham) scanJan 14
  8. 8Francis Duehay be appointed as Temporary Chairman of the Transportation & Parking Comm. scanJan 14
  9. 9Committee to draw up suitable resolutions for Paul F. Morris, Adm. Asst. to the Mayor scanJan 14
  10. 10Committee to draw up suitable resolutions on the death of John Clark. scanJan 14
  11. 11Chief of Police to waive fines for Camb. citizens who attended the Inauguration Dinner at the Stephen James House scanJan 14
  12. 12Comm. of Pulbic Works to repair potholes at the cnr. of Mass. Ave. scanJan 14
  13. 13Planning & Dev. Dept. to dev. a comprehensive city wide plan for the entire Ci y. scanJan 14
  14. 14Changing meetin time from 7:00 P.M. to 6:00 P.M. scanJan 14
  15. 15Closing of inner office of Mayor until new Mayor is Elected.-Failed of Adoption. scanJan 14
  16. 16That City Council proclaim Jan. 15, 1974 as John Wayne Day in the City. scanJan 14
  17. 17That Chairman of the sub-committees of the City Council be retained until the election of a Mayor scanJan 14
  18. 18Re: to who presides at the City Council meetings prior to election of Mayor. scanJan 14
  19. 19Notice of Public Hearing Re: to Changes of rates & Charges of Boston Edison Co. scanJan 14
  20. 20Comm. received from George Teso, Re: to the new snow emergency procedures scanJan 21
  21. 21Placed on File-Comm. from Charles A. Ferraro, notifying Honorable Body of election of officers for 1974 scanJan 21
  22. 22Placed on File-Comm. from Lewis S.W. Crampton notifying Honorable Body of theappointment of James G. Stockard as a member of Cambridge Housing authority. scanJan 21
  23. 23Comm. from John F. Moran, requesting that Pasquale L. Reale be appointed Adm. Director of the Veterans Benefits. scanJan 21
  24. 24Chapter 200 of the Acts of 1973. scanJan 21
  25. 25Notice of Public Hearing-Chapter 164 of the General Laws. scanJan 21
  26. 26Comm. from William J. Leonard Re: legislation which would enable a town meeting by a two-thirds's vote to cut a school budget. scanJan 21
  27. 27Comm. from Edward McGolgan Re: the commenoration to honor Henry Knox. scanJan 21
  28. 28Notice of Public Hearing-Revision of the Zoning Enabling Act. scanJan 21
  29. 29Appointing of three councillors to draw up resolution on the death of Dennis J. Callahan. (C. Sullivan) scanJan 21
  30. 30Proposition day in Cambridge - (C. Vellucci) scanJan 21
  31. 31Effective Crime Control Program (C. Clinton & Ackermann) scanJan 21
  32. 32Congratulating Departments on superior job on making the streets passable after the heavy snow storm. (C. Ackermann.) scanJan 21
  33. 33Congratulating Dr. Woods on his retirement (C. Sullivan ) scanJan 21
  34. 34Committee be desgnated to draw up suitable resolution on Paul F. Morris. scanJan 28
  35. 35Committee be designated to draw up suitable resolution on John A. Clark. scanJan 28
  36. 36Cambridge Bi-Centennial Corp. is designated as official agency of City for celebration of the Bi-Centennial scanJan 28
  37. 37Resolution on the birthday of Tom Paine. scanJan 28
  38. 38Comm. from Charles A. Ferraro, Re: resolution adopted by the Housing Authority Re: to Task Force for vacant & boarded up apartments. scanJan 28
  39. 39Comm. from Rev. R.D. Navien expressing gratitude for the offering to the St. Mary's Memorial Fund in memory of Paul Morris. scanJan 28
  40. 40Comm. from Frank J. Ryan of 23 Gurney St. Re: to the election of a Mayor scanFeb 4
  41. 41Comm. from the family of the late Paul F. Morris expressing their gratitude to the members of the City Council for their kindness. scanFeb 4
  42. 42Resolution on the Clean Air Transportation Control Plan. scanFeb 4
  43. 43Letter from T. Marier, Director of the Boston Archdoicesan Choir School thanking the City Council for the framed citation they received. scanFeb 4
  44. 44Letter from Helen L. Howe inviting the City Council to attend the dedication of the auditorium of the Harrington School in Cambridge. scanFeb 4
  45. 45Formation of a police board or commission (C. Vellucci ) scanFeb 4
  46. 46Office of Police Commissioner (Law) (C. Vellucci ) scanFeb 4
  47. 47Construction of a new Fletcher Elementary School.(C. Vellucci ) scanFeb 4
  48. 48Comm from James R. Morgan requesting reimbursement for damages to his truck as a result of a pot hole on street scanFeb 11
  49. 49Rent Control Board to report to the City Council - (C. Wylie) scanFeb 11
  50. 50Terminating the office of Rent Control - (C. Danehy) scanFeb 11
  51. 51Expressing Thanks to M.I.T. regarding the housing programs (M. Sullivan) scanFeb 11
  52. 52Increasing the salary of City Manager (C. Vellucci) scanFeb 11
  53. 53Sewer construction program in Cambridge scanFeb 11
  54. 54Orders since Jan. 10, 1974 be ratified. scanFeb 11
  55. 55Resolution on Dennis J. Callahan scanFeb 11
  56. 56Comm. from Edward L. Rose requesting the City Council to consider the proposal to modernize the Fire Prevention Bureau of the Camb. Fire Dept. scanFeb 11
  57. 57Rep. of Housing Rehabilitation-Conservation Sub-Committee to attend next meeting. scanFeb 11
  58. 58Comm. from Edward D. McCarhty-Rates of fares which drivers of Hackney carriages may charge. scanFeb 11
  59. 59From Joseph Tichanuk-6% raise for all Water Dept. employees scanFeb 11
  60. 60Comm. from City Clerk-petition of G. Yeomelakis for reimbursement for damages caused by the loss of equip. from his locker at CHLS scanFeb 25
  61. 61Comm. from Francis J. Ryan congratulating the City Council on the election of a Mayor and Vice-Chairman. scanFeb 25
  62. 62Comm. from the Camb. Historical Comm. Re: to the petition of Mr. William J. Le Messurier for ex. alterations on their property at 94 Brattle. scanFeb 25
  63. 63Comm. from the City Clerk trans. an opinion of the City Solicitor Re: to requirements to increase salary of the City Manager. scanFeb 25
  64. 64Comm. from R.J. Dunn notifying City Council of public hearing on March 5 Re: telephone conduit in the City of Cambridge. scanFeb 25
  65. 65Findings, Rulings and order for Decree. scanFeb 25
  66. 66Committee to draw up resolutions, on Vincent L. Kelley. (M. Sullivan) scanFeb 25
  67. 67Council meetings to be held in convenient locations (C. Clinton & Danehy) scanFeb 25
  68. 68Rent Control Board's staff (C. Wylie) scanFeb 25
  69. 69Resolution on Stephen H. Mahoney (M. Sullivan) scanFeb 25
  70. 70Rent Control to prepare a tenant handbook on the procedures of the Rent Control Board. (C. Wylie) scanFeb 25
  71. 71Rent Control Board to initiate a case control system (C. Wylie) scanFeb 25
  72. 72Resolution on Joseph F. Casey (M. Sullivan) scanFeb 25
  73. 73Pasquale L. Reale be granted his maximum salary effective Jan. 1, 1974 (C. Vellucci) scanFeb 25
  74. 74Committee to discuss and review allorders dealing with the Rent Control Adm. (C. Ackermann) scanFeb 25
  75. 75Kendall Square Project. scanFeb 25
  76. 76Comm. from Marjorie Berman, Walk-A-Thon Coordinator requesting permits for the Walk-A-Thon. scanFeb 25
  77. 77Comm. from K.M. Harris of the Douglass St. Tenants Org. requesting permission to set up table on Mass. Ave. between Prospect and Essex St. to collect signitures scanFeb 25
  78. 78Notice of Pulbic Hearing-Re: Production, distribution & consumption of Milk and cream scanMar 4
  79. 79Report from the Health & Hospital - A summary of their meeting. scanMar 4
  80. 80Blocking the demolition of buidling at 463 Mass. Ave. & the dev. Of McDonald's Hamburger Rest. (C. Wylie) scanMar 4
  81. 81the legality of a petition to demolish a building, by a person who has not acquired ownership. (C. Graham) scanMar 4
  82. 82463 Mass. Ave. to be head-quarters for the Bi-Centennial Commission (C. Wylie) scanMar 4
  83. 83Work Orders -(C. Graham) scanMar 4
  84. 84Planning Dept. to hold a public hearing on the comprehensive plan for the Central Sq. Area. scanMar 4
  85. 85Reopening of hearing pertaining to the sale of WCAS. -from Dan Weiss scanMar 4
  86. 86Public Hearing of the effect of the flow of traffic regarding the construction of a McDonald's scanMar 4
  87. 87Comm. from the Polish-American veterans of the Greater Boston, Inc. inviting the City Council to their joint installation on April 6, 1974. scanMar 11
  88. 88Comm. fromthe City Clerk transmitting a copy of Chapter 789 of the Acts of 1973. scanMar 11
  89. 89Re: removal of hydrant at 23 Hayes St. scanMar 11
  90. 9024-hour security at the door of the Erie St. apartments scanMar 11
  91. 91City Council in oppsotion to MBTA garage. (C. Danehy) scanMar 11
  92. 92Resolution on Dr. George White (M. Sullivan) scanMar 11
  93. 93Congratulating St. Mary's High School basketball team (C. Clinton) scanMar 11
  94. 94Billboard on the building adjacent to the new Tobin School (C. Danehy) scanMar 11
  95. 95Comm. from the pastor of Saint Constantine and Helen Church inviting the City Council to the Ten Mile Road Race. scanMar 11
  96. 96From Cambridge Planning Board-requesting that the City Council amend the Zoning Ordinance in order to regulate Fast Order Food EstablishmentsMar 11
  97. 97Comm. from Angus W. Crowe Re: to the McDonald's issue. scanMar 11
  98. 98Purchase of property owned by Mr. Ianelli for municipal parking facility scanMar 11
  99. 99Bill recently filed for the establishment of a Review Board for the controlling of rents. scanMar 18
  100. 100Public Reception for the new City Manager, James L. Sullivan (C.Vellucci) scanMar 18
  101. 101City Council in opposition to Common Victaler License by the McDonald Corp. scanMar 18
  102. 102City Council opposed to House Bill #21 scanMar 18
  103. 103City Council in support of the homeownership for low-income families scanMar 18
  104. 104Committee be drawn up to write suitable resolutions on Dr. George White scanMar 18
  105. 105Pedestrian light in front of 2 Mt. Auburn St. scanMar 18
  106. 106Letter from City Solicitor Re: appointing J.L. Sullivan as City Manager scanMar 18
  107. 107Invi tation from the Cambridge Conservation Commission regarding City gardening scanMar 18
  108. 108Comm. from Lillian Novak - recompense of cost o broken eyegalss frames scanMar 18
  109. 109Comm. from Stepehn Gallant,Indochina Peace Campaign reqesting a hearing scanMar 18
  110. 110From J. Kenneth Giffin, Exec. Dir. of Rent Control. relative to request- for information made by the City Council at meeting of Feb. 14, 1974 scanMar 18
  111. 111Comm. from Alan Lefkowitz in response to inquires made by the City Council with comments on proposed ordinance . scanMar 18
  112. 112Letter from City Solicitor Re: 463 Mass. Ave. scanMar 18
  113. 113From George Teso Re: press release-Street Cleaning scanMar 18
  114. 114City Council opposed to slaughter house on Monsignor O'Brien Highway (C. Vellucci) scanMar 25
  115. 115City Council issue a supeona to the Chief of Police for all the rosters & roll calls for shifts in the P.D. (C. Danehy) scanMar 25
  116. 116Convention on Revenue Sharing (C. Vellucci) scanMar 25
  117. 117letter to Mr. Duehay Re: Revenue Sharing Convention. scanMar 25
  118. 118Kendall Square Urban Renewal Area for Parking. scanMar 25
  119. 119Comm. from Pasquale L. Reale, Director of Veterans' Services, transmitting a copy of the list of Veterans Org. Conventions. scanApr 1
  120. 120Comm. from Malcolm E. Graf transmitting notice of a hearing _ Re: to the importance of our Annual Rivers and Harbors. scanApr 1
  121. 121Comm. from League of Women Voters recording their opposition to the Council voting on the Kennedy Library. scanApr 1
  122. 122Comm. from the Cambridge Conservation Comm. Re: the Kennedy Library. scanApr 1
  123. 123Comm. from the Cambridge Health Care Policy Council requesting that it receive notice of the time and place of the Budget hearings. scanApr 1
  124. 124Hearing Re: Fuel Adjustment Clause by the Electric Companies. scanApr 1
  125. 125Revenue Sharing Funds. (C. Graham) scanApr 1
  126. 126City Council go on record reaffirming their support of the Kennedy Library and Museum on the Bennett Street Site. scanApr 1
  127. 127Resolution on Ellen A. Sampson. scanApr 1
  128. 128Funding Source to aid the Bicycle Commission (C. Ackermann ) scanApr 1
  129. 129City Council to hear from the Cambridge Co-operative Food Store on April 8, 1974. scanApr 1
  130. 130April 8th as Cuckoo's Day in Cambridge. scanApr 1
  131. 131Resolution on William J. Cleary, Sr. scanApr 1
  132. 132Order from some Councillors supporting the construction of the J.F.K. Library and Museum. scanApr 1
  133. 133Comm. from the residents of the Jefferson Park area relative to the roaming dogs in that area. scanApr 1
  134. 134Comm. from Charles A. Watson Re: Pending Rent Control Legislation. scanApr 1
  135. 135City Council endorses the Volunteer Services Program at the Hospital (C. Russell) scanApr 8
  136. 136Comm. from Senator Michael LoPresti acknowledging receipt of the communication regarding House Bill 21. scanApr 8
  137. 137Comm. from Jim Maretz of the Divine Light Mission Re: to halls for their program to assist in community oriented social service programs. scanApr 8
  138. 138Comm. from Arthuree Wright Re: Child Care Services in Cambridge. scanApr 8
  139. 139Comm. from Edward D. McCarthy Re: House Bill 1962. scanApr 8
  140. 140City Council go on record congratulating the Fire Dept. for hard work in combating recent fires. (C. Russell) scanApr 8
  141. 141Resolution - Proclamation of Wednesday, April 24 as Cambridge Hospital Volunteer Day. (Mayor Sullivan) scanApr 8
  142. 142Re: to the fire at 1409-1419 Cambridge St. Re: the Aluminum siding (C. Graham) scanApr 8
  143. 143Re: to presentation by the YWCA regarding Child Care services. scanApr 8
  144. 144Re: to resolutions on Doctor Robert E. Driscoll, M.D. (C. Russell) scanApr 8
  145. 145Re: to Model Cities Program (Mayor Sullivan) scanApr 8
  146. 146Re: Child Care Services Program (C. Wylie) scanApr 8
  147. 147Comm. from the Cambridge Co-op. Food Store Comm. requesting to be heard on April 8, 1974. scanApr 8
  148. 148Notices for public hearings from N.E. Telephone Co. on March 12, 14 / scanApr 8
  149. 149Re: to 463-467 Mass. Avenue. scanApr 22
  150. 150Comm from Fire Chief Re: to Alewife Brook Parkway scanApr 22
  151. 151Comm. from Chief Reagan Re: Council orders of previous meetings. scanApr 22
  152. 152Comm. from George Teso Re: Council orders of a previous meeting scanApr 22
  153. 153Annual Report from Boston Edison Company scanApr 22
  154. 154Re: premises no. 225 Wyman St. Waltham, Mass. scanApr 22
  155. 155Invitation to the U. of Mass. on April 28, 1974 scanApr 22
  156. 156Certification of Appropriations scanApr 22
  157. 157From Historical Comm. Re: property at 1533-1541 Mass. Ave. scanApr 22
  158. 158permit for selling lemonade at Holyoke Center. scanApr 22
  159. 159Requesting a hearing Re: United Farm Worker Week. scanApr 22
  160. 160Shades for the Council Chamber (C. Wylie) scanApr 22
  161. 161United Farm Worker Week (C. Wylie) scanApr 22
  162. 162Resolution to be drawn up on Timothy J. Toomey. (C. Vellucci) scanApr 22
  163. 163Congratulating C. Vellucci on his 59th birthday. (C. Russell) scanApr 22
  164. 164Re: Fire at 1409-1419 Cambridge St. (C. Graham) scanApr 22
  165. 165Chapter 842 of the Acts of 1970. scanApr 22
  166. 166From Traffic Director Re: "Street Cleaning Schedule" scanApr 22
  167. 167From Model Cities Adm. Re: 463 Mass. Ave. scanApr 22
  168. 168168A. Comm. from R.J. LeBlanc Re: City employees. scanApr 22
  169. 169Comm. from Joseph W. Michalowski, American Legion #27 approval of the Kennedy Library and Museum. scanApr 22
  170. 170Comm. from John Messina, Re: approval of the Kennedy Library & Museum. scanApr 22
  171. 171Comm. from Bernard Rudolph - Approval of the Kennedy Library & Museum. scanApr 22
  172. 172Comm. from Edward Manners - Approval of the Kennedy Library & Museum. scanApr 22
  173. 173Comm. From Ernest Bovelli/ Approval of the Kennedy Library & Museum. scanApr 22
  174. 174Comm. from Fred A. Greenwold, Approval of the Kennedy Library & Museum scanApr 22
  175. 175Comm. from George Fernandes, Approval of the Kennedy Library & Museum. scanApr 22
  176. 176Comm. from Pasquale L. Reale, Approval of the Kennedy Library & Museum. scanApr 22
  177. 177Comm. from Alexander Hennessy, Approval of the Kennedy Library & Museum. scanApr 22
  178. 178Comm. from the City Solicitor Re: Supposed reversionary clause in adeed from the Comm. of Mass. to the General Services Adm. scanApr 29
  179. 179Comm. from Leon Raumisiewcz, Re: Kennedy Library. scanApr 29
  180. 180Comm. from Mrs. Katherine Kilfoyle Re: Kennedy Library. scanApr 29
  181. 181Comm. from Joseph Beatty Re: Kennedy Library. scanApr 29
  182. 182Comm. from Mrs. Maloney recording her oppsotion to the amplification of music at the Cambridge Common. scanApr 29
  183. 183Comm. from Mrs. Alice C. Coffin recording her opposition to amplification of the music at Cambridge Common. scanApr 29
  184. 184Comm. from Exec. Dept. of the Housing Authority regarding vacant land at the corner of Churchill & Clarendon Ave. scanApr 29
  185. 185Comm. from Exec. Dir. of the Housing Auth. regarding dogs in the Jefferson Park area. scanApr 29
  186. 186Comm. from Francis Hickey notifying Council of Hearing Re: Interruptible Service Rate of the Comm. Gas Comp. scanApr 29
  187. 187Comm. from Manuel Rogers requesting permit to close Portland St. for Feast of Santo Cristol for bandstand St. Anthony's Church scanApr 29
  188. 188Report from Leg. Agent Re: public hearing held by Milk Control Comm. scanApr 29
  189. 189Report from Leg. Agent Re: legislation for fuel Adjustment charges. scanApr 29
  190. 190Views as to a possible solution to the Inman Sq. Parking Problem. scanApr 29
  191. 191Sign Control Ordinance (Letter from James L. Farrell) scanApr 29
  192. 192V.F.W. Isaac Taylor Post 2443-approval of the building of JFK Library. scanApr 29
  193. 193Veterans of E. Cambridge VFW 3273 support the JFK Library. scanApr 29
  194. 194Boston Building Trades support the construction of JFK Library. scanApr 29
  195. 195Comm. from Chief of the Fire Dept. Re: Fire at 1409-1419 Cambridge St. scanApr 29
  196. 196Comm. from Bldg. Commr. Re: property at 21-23 Tufts St. scanApr 29
  197. 197Replanning of Kendall Sq. scanApr 29
  198. 198Comm. from Joe Pavo, Requesting hearing Re: to condition of Third St. Fire House. scanApr 29
  199. 199Hearing request from Housing Auth. Re: to the security at Housing Dev.. scanApr 29
  200. 200Petition of Polyarts Inc. requesting a hearing Re: the closing of Linden & Dunster Sts. scanApr 29
  201. 201Opposition to the storage of heavy equipment at 345 Franklin St. scanApr 29
  202. 202Third Annual Harvard Sq. Arts Festival (C. Duehay) scanApr 29
  203. 203Congratulating the Public Works, Police and Traffic Depts. (C. Danehy) scanApr 29
  204. 204Congratulating the Public Works, Police and Traffic Depts on the Street Cleaning Program. (C. Russell) scanApr 29
  205. 205Congratulating the School Control Superv. (C. Russell) scanApr 29
  206. 206Comm. from John Rose Re: to the condition of playgrounds near him. scanApr 29
  207. 207Permission to St. Mary's High School to hold Mother's Day Cake Sale. scanMay 6
  208. 208Security at Housing Developments (C. Vellucci) scanMay 6
  209. 209Resolutions on the death of Mrs. Quindilina Vellucci (C. Duehay) scanMay 6
  210. 210Comm. to draw up resolution on William (Buck) Coady - (C. Russell) scanMay 6
  211. 211Resolution of Mayor Sullivan Re: Atty. Thomas F. August. scanMay 6
  212. 212Comm. from Lawrence Frisoli requesting to speak at the city council meeting Re: condition at the Cambridge Common. scanMay 6
  213. 213Comm. from Sheldon I. Rothenberg favoring continuation of concerts on the Cambridge Common. scanMay 6
  214. 214Comm. from Sec. of State notifying Council of the Campaign Finance Siminar. scanMay 6
  215. 215Support for the appointment of Daniel Connolly. scanMay 6
  216. 216St. Saveur Court. (M. Sullivan) scanMay 6
  217. 217Spring clean up scanMar 4
  218. 218negotiations with water Dept. scanMar 11
  219. 219Resolutions on the Cambridge High & Latin School Annual Spring Concert. (Mayor Sullivan) scanMay 13
  220. 220Council opposing a variance - 345 Franklin St. (C. Russell) scanMay 13
  221. 221No. 111 and 125 Jackson St. conform to the building code (C. Danehy) scanMay 13
  222. 222Resolution on James Mahoney (Mayor Sullivan) scanMay 13
  223. 223Resolution on William Coady (C. Danehy) scanMay 13
  224. 224Congratulations to John J. Carver - Man of the Year (M. Sullivan) scanMay 13
  225. 225Opinion from the City Solicitor Re: to a state of Emergency. scanMay 13
  226. 226Comm. from E. McDermott expressing gratitude for the financial assistance for Safety Patrol Party. scanMay 13
  227. 227Comm. from R.G. Neiley, Re:-Property located at 1533-1541 Mass. Ave. Hastings Hall. scanMay 13
  228. 228Comm. from Enzo DiMaio Requesting Hearing Re: reports regarding closing of Dunster St. scanMay 13
  229. 229Resolution on Vincent L. Kelley. scanMay 13
  230. 230Letter from David Clem Re: Kennedy Library. scanMay 13
  231. 231Comm. from the Model Cities residents requesting hearing Re: Model Cities Funds. scanMay 20
  232. 232City Council supporting Chapter 766 (C. Russell) scanMay 20
  233. 233June 1st as "A Day of Fasting & Prayer" (C. Vellucci) scanMay 20
  234. 234From Michael LoPresti - supporting that a resident living in Pulbic Housing fill the seat on the Cambridge Housing Authority. scanMay 20
  235. 235Opinion from the City Solicitor Re:appointments. scanMay 20
  236. 236Comm. from Aaron Spencer Re: construction of a Kentucky Fried Chicken cnr. of Hampshire & Prospect Sts. scanMay 20
  237. 237Schedule for rates & Charges by the N.E. Telephone & Telegraph Co. scanMay 20
  238. 238Notice of a Public Hearing - Re: Rates & Charges of the N.E. Telephone & Telegraph Co. scanMay 20
  239. 239Updated Middlesex County Map scanMay 20
  240. 240From Waltham Board Re: hearing on the rezoning of 479 Winter St. scanMay 20
  241. 241Petition of Manuel Rogers requesting permit to close Portland St. scanMay 20
  242. 242Home Rule Bill. scanMay 20
  243. 243Reconsideration by C. Danehy on order rescinding the non-issuance of any licenses or permits to the McDonald's Rest. scanMay 20
  244. 244Police Services for residents of Public Housing. scanMay 20
  245. 245J. & R. Productions - Arts & Crafts shows on the Cambridge Common. scanMay 20
  246. 246Comm. from D. Kamen-Kaye opposition to artfestivals and concerts on Cambridge Common. scanMay 20
  247. 247Re-Creation 74 Summer Program be granted a permit to use Arrow Street. scanJun 3
  248. 248Petition of L.G. Rodrigues requesting revocation of driveway permit at 25 Cameron Ave. scanJun 3
  249. 249Comm. from Mr. & Mrs. Walter Bishop, III supporting the Council actions regarding the Cambridge Common. scanJun 3
  250. 250Notice of Public Hearing Re: the interuptible service rates to become effective on June 1, 1974 scanJun 3
  251. 251Notice of Public Hearing Re: Petition of Boston Edison for approval of the issuance and sale by the comp. principal amount not exceeding $75,000 scanJun 3
  252. 252Comm. from John Kessler transmitting a copy of order by the MDC granting to the NET & Tlocation for 150 feet of underground conduit, cable scanJun 3
  253. 253Notice of Public Hearing Re: proposed rule and regulation by milk dealers of sales volumes, types of packages, costs and related financial data. scanJun 3
  254. 254Street cleaning schedule for the month of June. scanJun 3
  255. 255not yet captured from this volume—
  256. 256Petition of A. Fernandes requesting permission to erect two band stands on Portland St. scanJun 3
  257. 257Comm. from Giner Gay requesting hearing Re: legal action regarding the proposed construction of a Kentucky Fried Chicken. scanJun 3
  258. 258Comm. from J. LaTremouille regarding recent council action affecting recreation available to the city. scanJun 3
  259. 259Rescinding the vote regarding the establishment of a McDonalds' Rest. (C. Danehy) scanJun 3
  260. 260Federal-Government's College Work-Study Program (C. Wylie) scanJun 3
  261. 261Committee to draw up resolution on the death of Edwin T. Steffian. scanJun 3
  262. 262resolution on John E. Lonegan. (Mayor Sullivan) scanJun 3
  263. 263Congratulating Detectives Hussey and Conry (Mayor Sullivan) scanJun 3
  264. 264The 6th West Surgical Wing be named "The Fagan Surgical Suite" (M. Sullivan) scanJun 3
  265. 265Radiology Dept. at the Cambridge City Hospital be named the "Herzan Radiology Unit" (M. Sullivan) scanJun 3
  266. 266City Council support a neighborhood planning process (C. Clinton) scanJun 3
  267. 267Revenue Sharing Convention be recognized as citizen participation (C. Graham) scanJun 3
  268. 268Kolligian Realty Trust eminent domain land taking be referred to the Comm. on Finance. scanJun 3
  269. 269Resolution on Sister Mary Alvernara CSJ. (C. Danehy) scanJun 10
  270. 270City Council favors House Bill 6100 (C. Wylie) scanJun 10
  271. 271Women not on the Sargeansts or patrolmens list (C. Graham) scanJun 10
  272. 272Cambridge Residents to serve on the Advisory Committee (C. Danehy) scanJun 10
  273. 273Comm. from David M. Bartley - Chapter 766 the Special Education Act. scanJun 10
  274. 274Repairs on Fulkerton Street and Fayerweather St. in Cambridge. scanJun 10
  275. 275Comm. from Jane Reed - Cambridge Common, Major Bicentennial celebration scanJun 10
  276. 276Chapter 347 of the Acts of 1973 "An Act increasing the Maximum Pension payable to certain Widows." scanJun 10
  277. 277Comm. from City Solicitor Re: amendment to the BOAC Basic building code with reference to public housing. scanJun 10
  278. 278Comm. from Helen Smith & Kay Mansfield requesting a hearing Re: Food Stamp Program scanJun 10
  279. 279Blacks be included on the list of promotions to Sergeant. (C. Graham) scanJun 10
  280. 280General Services Adm. objective to complete an impartial study (C.Duehay) scanJun 10
  281. 281Comm. from George Teso Re: closing of Bow St. for Poly Arts, Inc. scanJun 10
  282. 282Special Meeting Notice for June 19, 1974 scanJun 19
  283. 283"Vote of Confidence" for the Police Department. (c. Russell) scanJun 19
  284. 284Rescinding order introduced by C. Graham Re: promotion of Blacks in the Police Department. scanJun 19
  285. 285Legislation prohibiting the defacing of the flag. (C. Vellucci) scanJun 19
  286. 286Legislation to pay unpaid bills for the Cambridge Hosp. and City of Cambridge ( scanJun 19
  287. 287Discharging the Kendall Square Task Force from their responsibility (C. Russell) scanJun 19
  288. 288Rent Control-Chapter 23 (C. Wylie) - Placed on File. scanJun 19
  289. 289Comm. from Ralph Canina transmitting notice of the presentation of plaques to Det. Hussey and Conroy. scanJun 19
  290. 290Comm. from the City Clerk Re: Calendar Items not acted upon be Placed on File. scanJun 19
  291. 291Comm. from Philip B. Pasquale - Complaint against Cambridge City Hosp. scanJun 19
  292. 292Street Cleaning Schedule for month of July. scanJun 19
  293. 293Chapter 29 of the Acts of 1974. - Placed on file. scanJun 19
  294. 294Comm. from Manuel Rogers requesting permits for the Feast of the Holy Ghost. scanJun 19
  295. 295Comm. from John J. Killion, Police Officer, Re: Councillor Graham's order of June 10, 1974. scanJun 19
  296. 296Comm. from Dr. Fagan expressing sincere gratitude. scanJun 19
  297. 297Comm. from Edward D. McNulty requesting the Council to either withdraw or reconsider the order introduced by Councillor Graham. scanJun 19
  298. 298Comm. from William Wood requesting a Hearing regarding the Citizen Participation for the Kendall Square site. scanJun 19
  299. 299Comm. from Dorothy C. Wallace regarding the street markings within the City. scanJun 19
  300. 300Comm. from Agnes N. Upton favoring the Bennett Street Site for the Bennett Street Site for the construction of the John F. Kennedy Library. scanJun 19
  301. 301Comm. from City Solicitor Re: Chapter 121 Section 26L of the G.L. scanJun 19
  302. 302Taking of property at 454-456 Broadway Street. -> Kalligian scanJun 19
  303. 303Resolution of the FY75 Comprehensive Man-Power Plan. scanJun 19
  304. 304Transferring title of a small piece of property in front of the Gore Street Skating Rink to the MDC. scanJun 19
  305. 305Congratulating Louis F. Agneta scanJul 24
  306. 306Hospital Trustees Board Room to be dedicated to James F. Maham. scanJul 24
  307. 307Committee to draw up suitable resolutions on the death of Albert Doyle scanJul 24
  308. 308Committee to draw up suitable resolutions on the death of James F. Mahan. scanJul 24
  309. 309City Clerk to publish notice of the State Primary. scanJul 24
  310. 310City Council requesting the V.A. to reopen the case of John A. Ellis. scanJul 24
  311. 311Congratulating the Commissioner and members of the PWD on the condition of the Cambridge Cemetery. scanJul 24
  312. 312National Cancer Day. scanJul 24
  313. 313Committee to draw up resolutions on Arthur F. Dunnett. scanJul 24
  314. 314Comm. from the Election Commission re: the time for the polls to be opened and closed on September 10, 1974 scanJul 24
  315. 315The City Council favors the inclusion of as many blacks as posible on the list of promotions to sargeants. scanJul 24
  316. 316Statement of apology to the Police Department. scanJul 24
  317. 317A ban on heavy "through" commercial vehicles. scanJul 24
  318. 318Chapter 491 of the Acts of 1974. — Placed on file scanJul 24
  319. 319Paving Schedule for Broadway Street. scanJul 24
  320. 320Bicentennial Corporation Park and Ride Plan. scanJul 24
  321. 321Initiative petition re: restricting light and floor area ratios in the City of Cambridge. scanJul 24
  322. 322Certain motions of the Mid-Cambridge Neighborhood Association, scanJul 24
  323. 323Huron Towers-Harvard Sq. Trial bus service. scanJul 24
  324. 324Status Report on the proposed pedestrian bicycle bridge over the Boston Maine right of way in the Vicinity of Rindge Towers and Jefferson Park scanJul 24
  325. 325Proposal to acquire the Greek Revival Structure in the Cambridge Model Neighborhood. scanJul 24
  326. 326Comm. from Margaret T. Mack, Chairwomen, CAFA requesting support in the form of a letter for immediate relief by rolling back oil prices scanJul 24
  327. 327Public Hearing re: to the approval of the acquisition of all of the outstanding shares of capital stock of HUB Bus Lines INC. scanJul 24
  328. 328Comm. from Robert G. Neiley transmitting a certificate of appropriateness with respect to Longfellow Park. scanJul 24
  329. 329Comm. from George Teso, transmitting the Street Cleaning Schedule for the Month of August scanJul 24
  330. 330Call of the Meeting for July 24, 1974 scanJul 24
  331. 331Report-Committee on Health and Hospital scanJul 24
  332. 332Notice of a Special Meeting on July 26, 1974. scanJul 26
  333. 333Independent legal counsel for each member of this City Council (C. Graham) scanJul 26
  334. 334Congratulations to the VFW Post #7353 (Sullivan) scanSep 9
  335. 335Hearing on the comprehensive planning for the City of Cambridge (Wylie) scanSep 9
  336. 336"The Bishop Richard Allen Drive." (Graham) Changed from Austin Street scanSep 9
  337. 337Resolutions ofn Edwin T. Steffian scanSep 9
  338. 338Resolutions on James F. Mahan scanSep 9
  339. 339Resolutions on Albert T. Doyle scanSep 9
  340. 340Notification of the time and date for the distribution of the Commission's Garden contest prizes. scanSep 9
  341. 341Resignation of Mary A. Castriotta from the Cambridge Housing Auth. scanSep 9
  342. 342Notice of a public hearing by the Milk Control Commission relative to the handling of milk on October 15, 1974 at 10 A. M. scanSep 9
  343. 343Comm. from the DPU re: the rates and charges by the Cambridge Electric Light Co. scanSep 9
  344. 344Comm. from Joseph Orenstein re: damages to car in a collision with manhole owned by the City. scanSep 9
  345. 345Comm. from Mary Beth Mason transmitting the resignation of the entire staff of Polyarts, Inc. scanSep 9
  346. 346Approval of the Area Four Neighborhood Facility - Columbia and Hampshire Street and the Windsor and Cherry Street Neighborhood Facility Projects scanSep 9
  347. 347Chapter 774 of the Acts of 1974 the same being"An Act Authorizing the County Commissioners of Middlesex County to Sell and Convey to the City of Cambridge a Certain Parcel of land in Said City." (Referred to Mgr for report & recommendations) scanSep 9
  348. 348Resolution - Arthur F. Dunnett scanSep 9
  349. 349Comm. from the Doyle Family expressing appreciation to the members of the City Council scanSep 9
  350. 350Comm. from Bruce McDonald requesting permission to conduct a Walk-A-Thon through Cambridge. scanSep 16
  351. 351Comm. from Margaret L. Spencer expressing approval of the Neighborhood Plan for Kendall Square. scanSep 16
  352. 352Use of the Old Court House Building. scanSep 16
  353. 353Report on "Educational Requirements and Site Analysis for High School Facilities". scanSep 16
  354. 354Order-City Manager RE: "Joseph T. Keohane Park" (C. Clinton) scanSep 16
  355. 355Order- RE: discussion & review of the implementation of the Resident Sticker Parking Program. (C. Duehay) scanSep 16
  356. 356Order-RE: alleged charges of racism by city employees against minority groups. (C. Vellucci) scanSep 16
  357. 357Order-RE: September 23, 1974 Council Meeting to be held at the Martin Luther King, Jr. School. (C. Graham) scanSep 16
  358. 358Order-RE: rescheduling the hearing for the Coalition to Combat Racism. (C. Clinton) scanSep 16
  359. 359Petition of Alice Jepson and other residents of Cambridge going on record as being opposed to hot rodders in the City of Cambridge. scanSep 23
  360. 360Order- RE: relative to St. John's Drill team winning 5 competitions in Cambridge, Ontario, Canada. (C. Danehy) scanSep 23
  361. 361Interim report on Implementation of the Environmental Protection Agency on street parking ban. scanSep 23
  362. 362Invitation to participate in Children's Day from Kentucky Fried Chicken. scanSep 23
  363. 363Order- Re: Fire Rescue Squad Day. (M. Sullivan) scanSep 23
  364. 364Order-RE: Executive session relative to the irregularities in the Retirement System. (C. Danehy) scanSep 30
  365. 365Order -RE: "Employ the Handicapped Week". (M. Sullivan) scanSep 30
  366. 366Order-RE: "The Constantino Brumidi Mall". (C. Vellucci) scanSep 30
  367. 367OrderRE: "Massachusetts Bay United Fund Month". (M. Sullivan) scanSep 30
  368. 368Comm. from the Mid-Cambridge Neighborhood Association relative to the parking in the Inman Square area. scanSep 30
  369. 369Comm. from Conrad C Fagone, Comm. of Public Works re: the disposal of brush leaves, grass clippings and the requirement for disposal of same. scanSep 30
  370. 370Comm. from the Coalition to Combat Racism requesting meeting to be transferred to the Martin Luther King School. scanSep 23
  371. 371Report - Housing and Land Development and Economic Development. scanSep 23
  372. 372Resolutions on Mr. Cheatham. (C. Vellucci) scanOct 7
  373. 373Petition of Rev. Robert D. Navien of St. Mary's Parish signed by 300 residents of the area surrounding Sennott Field requesting foot patrolmen for the safety of residents of this area. scanOct 7
  374. 374Order- M. Sullivan resolutions on the death of Walter Brennan. scanOct 21
  375. 375Petition for Common Victualer Lisence of Krimea, Inc. scanOct 21
  376. 376C. Vellucci plans for the development of Kendell Square be labelled as Plan #1., Plan #2 and Plan #3. scanOct 21
  377. 377Comm. from the City Clerk transmitting the biennial election order. scanOct 21
  378. 378M. Sullivan RE: retirement of Mrs. Helen McCarthy. scanOct 21
  379. 379M. Sullivan RE: retirement of Mrs. Rosemarie Brooks. scanOct 21
  380. 380Order- C. Clinton resolutions on the death of Angela F. DeGuglielmo. scanOct 21
  381. 381Order- RE: Brookline-Cambridge Chapter No. 38 of the Order of Ahepa (M. Sullivan) scanOct 21
  382. 382Report from the City solicitor relative to the Largey and Anderson cases. scanNov 4
  383. 383Order- "Blood Neighbor Day." (M. Sullivan) scanNov 4
  384. 384Notification from the DPR re: to the Hearing which was held on April 5, 1974 on the petition of the New England Telephone Co. for an underground conduit. scanNov 4
  385. 385Comm. from Elizabeth Hurley re: to the rebate required by the Retirement Board. scanNov 4
  386. 386Comm. from Lorraine Young, relative to conditions at the Martin Luther King School. scanNov 4
  387. 387Report from the City Solicitor re: number of persons working for the Law Department. scanNov 4
  388. 388Statement on Physician billing at the Cambridge Hospital scanNov 4
  389. 389Comm. from Derek Bok, Pres. of Harvard Univ. re: to his appearance before the City Council to discuss the future plans of the University. scanNov 4
  390. 390Comm. form the Mid-Cambridge Neighborhood Association relative to the Harvard Square Development Task Force. scanNov 4
  391. 391Report from the City Solicitor on the formation of a Task Force to be Known as "The Fresh Pond Commission." scanNov 4
  392. 392Order RE: to the vegetable garden alletment programs. (C. Ackermann) scanNov 4
  393. 393Order RE: Rearrange another meeting with Derek Bok. (C. Vellucci) scanNov 11
  394. 394Order RE: "Boycott Sugar Week" (C. Vellucci) scanNov 11
  395. 395Comm. from Boston Gas Co., re: the location of certain gas pipe, Mains and other equipment held by the company. scanNov 11
  396. 396Cambridge Transportation Forum. scanNov 11
  397. 397Comm. from Mid-Cambridge Neighborhood Assoc. endorsing plans for alterations to Inman Square. scanNov 11
  398. 398Comm. from John W. Sears relative to a public hearing on 12/6/74 at 20 Somerset St., Boston re: Charles River Marginal Conduit Project. scanNov 11
  399. 399Order- RE: resolutions on Paul R. Corcoran. (M.Sullivan) scanNov 11
  400. 400OrderRE: resolutions on Edward A. "NED" Conley. (C. Clinton) scanNov 11
  401. 401Report of the City Council Committee on Transportation and Parking scanNov 4
  402. 402Order RE: destruction of the Putnam School building. (C. Duehay) scanNov 18
  403. 403Order RE: Police protection for target areas. (C. Vellucci) scanNov 18
  404. 404Order RE: custodial rights over the public buildings. (C. Vellucci) scanNov 18
  405. 405Order RE: Overpayments to Retired employees. (C. Russell) scanNov 18
  406. 406Order RE: resolutions on Larry Ferazani (C. Russell) scanNov 18
  407. 407Order RE: "Massachusetts Power Authority." (D. Graham) scanNov 18
  408. 408Comm. from City Solicitor re: conflict of interest law in reference to Councillor Duehay. scanNov 18
  409. 409Opinion from the City Solicitor regarding the overpayments to individuals in the Retirement System. scanNov 18
  410. 410Order RE: hiring of qualified Cambridge residents to city jobs. (C. Danehy) scanNov 18
  411. 411Comm. from Josephine Rizzo, Chairman of the Milk Control Commission on December 2, 1974 at 100 Cambridge St., Boston a public hearing re: to amendment to therules and regulations pertaining to the labeling of milk and milk products. scanNov 18
  412. 412Notice of a public hearing on December 11, 1974 at 11 a.m. on the Rate Adjustment requested by the Cambridge Electric Light Company. scanNov 25
  413. 413Order RE: report on pape prevention and rape intervention. scanNov 25
  414. 414Order RE: resolutions on the retirement of Raymond Conherty. scanNov 25
  415. 415Order RE: 75 Anniversary of the Church of the Nazarene. scanNov 25
  416. 416Annual Report from the Department of Public Health. scanNov 25
  417. 417Comm. from George Teso re: to the enforcement of all parking rules and regulation of the City. scanDec 9
  418. 418Order re: "Voice of Democracy Week" (M. Sullivan) scanDec 2
  419. 419Order re: resolutions on the retirement of Dr. James B. Hartgering as H Health Commissioner. (C. Duehay) scanDec 2
  420. 420Comm. from Cambridge Committee of Elders, Inc. scanDec 2
  421. 421Notice of Lien scanDec 2
  422. 422annual Junior Fire Marshal Award Program scanDec 2
  423. 423Re: proposed bus route between Wellesley College & MIT scanDec 2
  424. 424Public notice on the Environmental IMPact Statement. scanDec 9
  425. 425Grant of location to New England Telephone and Telegraph Company scanDec 9
  426. 426Comm. from the DPU notifying of a public hearing on Dec. 17, 1974 at 10 A. M. at 100 Cambridge St., Boston re: proposed rate increases for the Boston Edison Company. scanDec 9
  427. 427Comm. from the Mass. Department of Education Workshops regarding a series of informative workshops abount the regulations pertaining to census of school age children. scanDec 9
  428. 428Order re: resolutions on James C. Elms. (M. Sullivan) scanDec 9
  429. 429Order re: legislation for an annuity for Mrs. Adelaide White. (M. Sullivan) scanDec 9
  430. 430Order re: City Council opposed to rate increases of all public utilities. (C. Vellucci) scanDec 9
  431. 431Order re: resolutions on John Gentile. (C. Russell) scanDec 9
  432. 432Report on 1974 Congress of Cities scanDec 9
  433. 433An act increasing the contributions required of certain employees under the contributory retirement system for public employees. scanDec 9
  434. 434Brief submitted by Henry P. Sorett re: Commonwealth v. Henry P. Sorett scanSep 30
  435. 435Report on the Russell School Neighborhood. scanNov 20
  436. 436The Cambridgeport Homeowners and Tenants Assoc., Organizing Committee re: to the decontroling of rents scanNov 27
  437. 437Cambridge Redevelopment Authority re: Transmittal of Copies of Part I Amendatory Application for Loan and Grant and Kendall Sq. Urban Renewal Area Project No. Mass. R-107 scanOct 9
  438. 438C. Russell Re: License Commission not to issue any liquar license to the Lucky Garden Restaurant. scanDec 16
  439. 439C. Wylie re: rescinds order to refrain from issuing any building permits or licenses to drive-in restaurants. scanDec 16
  440. 440M. Sullivan re: Isaac Wilson Taylor Post. scanDec 16
  441. 441Notice of a public hearing of the DPU relative to the validation of all locations within the City of Cambridge. scanDec 16
  442. 442Restaurant at 282 Concord Avenue. scanDec 16
  443. 443Report relative to payment of bills. scanDec 16
  444. 444Comm. from the Housing Authority requesting a postponement of a hearing on December 16, 1974. scanDec 16
  445. 445Miller's River Apartments scanDec 16
  446. 446Myron Miller et als for a hearing to discuss the site fortthe new High and Latin School. scanDec 16
  447. 447C. Russell re: Chapter 32 Section 90A, 90C and 90 D. scanDec 23
  448. 448C. Vellucci Re: rescinding the vote of the City Council salary increase. scanDec 23
  449. 449Comm. from the Dept. of Community Affairs re: recreational facilities at the Millers River Housing Development. scanDec 23
  450. 450Survey of the Cambridge Police Depat. preparded by the International Association of Chiefs of Police. scanDec 23
  451. 451High School Construction Program. scanDec 30
  452. 452C. Russell re: origin of mysterious fires. scanDec 30
  453. 453C. Clinton, M. Sullivan re: resolutions on the retirement of Frederick J. Reardon. scanDec 30
  454. 454Notification of the retirement of Chief of Police James F. Reagan. scanDec 30
  455. 455Re: Mini - bike path on the Surplus NASA land. scanDec 30
  456. 456Comm. from April Oray re: icy sidewalks; and violation of leash law. scanDec 30
  457. 457Adjournment of meeting on December 30, 1974. scanDec 30

Highways

253 actions · № 1–253
  1. 1Sign-552 Mass. Avenue (H. & R. Block Tax.) scanJan 14
  2. 2Revocation of Sign at 11 Carleton St. (American Science & Eng. Co. ) scanJan 14
  3. 3Awning at 24 Pearl St. (Pearl St. Cafe) scanJan 21
  4. 4Sign at 233 Concord Avenue (Moy-Coin-AMatic) scanJan 21
  5. 5Revocation of Sign at 40 Church St. (The Upper Story) scanJan 28
  6. 6Revocation of Sign at 25 Garden St. (Cambridge Hotels, Inc.) scanJan 28
  7. 7Obstruction of Sidewalk at Cambridge & Roberts Rd. (George B.H. Macomber) scanJan 28
  8. 8Sign at 2088 Mass. Avenue (Serafina's Inc.) scanFeb 4
  9. 9Revocation of Sign at 1045 Mass. Avenue (The Upper Story) scanFeb 4
  10. 10Sidewalks Assessment in the amount of $800.24 scanJan 28
  11. 11Sidewalk Assessment in the amount of $711.59 scanJan 28
  12. 12Sign-at: 480 Cambridge St. (Loy W. Wong.) scanFeb 11
  13. 13Flagpoles (17) at 36 Boylston St. (Wasserman Dev. Corp.) scanFeb 11
  14. 14Two driveways be withdrawn (petitions) - Mobil Oil Corp. scanFeb 11
  15. 15Revocation of Sign at 10 Pearl St. (Blue & Gold Club, Inc.) scanFeb 11
  16. 16Revocation of Sign at 2224 Norfolk St. (Norfolk St. Cafe, Inc.) scanFeb 11
  17. 17Revocation of Sign at 765 Mass. Ave. (Liberty Loan Co.) scanFeb 11
  18. 18Revocationof Awning at 16 Eighth St. (James Enos) scanFeb 11
  19. 19Revocation of Sidewalk Permit, Putnam Sq. Housing (G. Macomber) scanFeb 25
  20. 20Driveway at 78 Elm St. (Mr & Mrs Pelletier) scanFeb 25
  21. 21Revocation of Sign at 29 Main St. (Bay State Boat Co.) scanFeb 25
  22. 22Sidewalk at 11 Brookford St (T.M. Fitzgerald) scanFeb 25
  23. 23Sign at 1720 Mass. Ave. (Edward Chue) scanFeb 25
  24. 24Petition of K. George Najarian for permit to obstruct the sidewalk on Concord Ave. scanFeb 25
  25. 25Sign at 209 Monsignor O'Brien Highway (Craigie's Lunch) scanMar 4
  26. 26Sign-Revocation at 4 Central Sq. (Barry's Sub Shop) scanMar 4
  27. 27Barricade at Mass. Ave. & Porter Rd. (Casby Brothers, Inc) scanMar 4
  28. 28Sidewalk at 2 Newton St. (A.E. Kirkpatrick) scanMar 4
  29. 29Sidewalk at 1245-1277 Cambridge St. (Harry Azedian) scanMar 4
  30. 30Sidewalk at 99-113 Pleasant St. (Alden I. Gifforc, Jr. Trustee) scanMar 11
  31. 31Driveway at 483-485 Cambridge st. (B & D. Realty) scanMar 11
  32. 32Driveway-Discontuance at 251 Third St. (William Crane Properties) scanMar 18
  33. 33Driveway-251 Third St. (William Crane Properties.) scanMar 18
  34. 34Edgestones at 9 Cutler Ave. (Helen M. Quinn) scanMar 18
  35. 35Bitulthic Sidewalk at 9 Cutler Ave. (Helen M. Quinn) scanMar 18
  36. 36A Sign at 1116 Mass. Ave. (Morgan Memorial) scanMar 18
  37. 37Occupation of Sidewalk requested by Minute Man Engineering Corp. scanMar 18
  38. 38Widening Driveway at 88-90 Howard St. (Charles & Eloise Forte) scanMar 25
  39. 39Granolithic Sidewalk at 51 Harvey St. (Emily & Josephine Broussard) scanMar 25
  40. 40Sign at 1682 Mass. Avenue (Forest Cafe) scanMar 25
  41. 41Sign at 186 Hamsshire St. (100 Flowers Bookstore) scanMar 25
  42. 42Sign at 1733 Mass. Avenue (La Bicyclette, Inc.) scanMar 25
  43. 43Petition of Franchi Construction Co, for the obstruction of the sidewalk at the premises numbered 250 Bent St. scanMar 25
  44. 44Tables in Central, Harvard & Porter Square. scanMar 25
  45. 45Comm. from residents of 5a-19 Sacramento St. Re: to disturbances at the parking lot located at the premises numbered 5 & 9 Sacramento St. scanMar 25
  46. 46Comm. from R.J. Dunbar, Senior Vice-President of the Algonquin Gas Transmission Co. transmitting a list of the office location and the key personnel of the co. in case of emergency. scanMar 25
  47. 47Petition of David Buckley for permit to sell lemonade at Holyoke Center. scanApr 1
  48. 48Driveway at 139 Antrim St. scanApr 1
  49. 49Revocation of Sign at 22 Holyoke St. (The Andover Shop) scanApr 1
  50. 50Sidewalk at 113 Walden St. (Earl M. Collier) scanApr 1
  51. 51Comm. from Helene M. Quinn of 9 Cutler St. revoking her request for a sidewalk at 9 Cutler Ave. scanApr 1
  52. 52Petition of Stephen L. Percoco for Garbage Container at 214-220 Charles St. scanApr 1
  53. 53Sign at 50B. Boylston St. (Stereo Sound) scanApr 1
  54. 54Driveway at 929 Massachusetts Ave. (Victor Iocco) scanApr 8
  55. 55Driveway at 53 Eighth Street scanApr 8
  56. 56Resolution on repairing of Alewife Brook Parkway Bridges & other parkway improvements. scanApr 8
  57. 57Driveway at 10 Holworthy St. (Amy K. McAuliffe) scanApr 22
  58. 58Driveway at 94 Brattle Street (Truslow Trust) scanApr 22
  59. 59Sign at 12 Norfolk St. (The County Bank) scanApr 22
  60. 60Sign at 426 Cambridge St. (Luis M. Gomes) scanApr 22
  61. 61Displaying Merchandise on Sidewalk at 864 Mass. Ave. (John Cowles) scanApr 22
  62. 62Canopy at 799-801 Main St. (Original Rest.) scanApr 29
  63. 63Sidewalk at 288-290 Washington St. (Alden I. Gifford) scanApr 29
  64. 64Sidewalk at 15 Edmunds St. (Joseph Costa) scanApr 29
  65. 65Driveway at 281-285 Concord Ave. (Robert Rubman) scanApr 29
  66. 66Sidewalk at 264 Sidney St. (Regina M. Sheehan) scanMay 6
  67. 67Sidewalk at 206 Fayerweather St. (Eugane Thompson) scanMay 6
  68. 68Sign at 614 Mass. Ave. (Putnam Furniture Leasing Co.) scanMay 6
  69. 69Driveway at 264 Sidney St. (Regina M. Sheehan) scanMay 6
  70. 70Driveway at 25 Cameron Avenue (L.G. Rodrigues) scanMay 13
  71. 71Driveway at 66 Kinnaird St. (Albergo) scanMay 13
  72. 72Sidewalk at 26 Otis Street (Irving & Casson Realty Trust) scanMay 13
  73. 73Sidewalk at 102 Gore St. (Henry T. Baley) scanMay 13
  74. 74Driveway at 48 Hubbard Ave. (Callendar) scanMay 13
  75. 75Sign at 118 Magazine St. (Domino's Pizza) scanMay 13
  76. 76Sign at 93 Mt. Auburn St. (Coiffure Oggi) scanMay 13
  77. 77Driveway at 314 Harvard St. (Bibbins) scanMay 20
  78. 78Driveway - South Side of 314 Harvard St. (Bibbins) scanMay 20
  79. 79Driveway at 13 Lopez St. (Martignetti) scanMay 20
  80. 80Discontinuance of Driveway at 377-419 Franklin St. (Franklin Assoc.) scanMay 20
  81. 81Two Driveways at 377-419 Franklin St. (Franklin Assoc.) scanMay 20
  82. 82Sidewalk at 61-63 Hampshire St. scanMay 20
  83. 83Sidewalk at 133 Elm Street (F.C. Verrochi) scanMay 20
  84. 84Sidewalk at 106 Dudley St. scanMay 20
  85. 85A Sign at 566 Mass. Ave. scanMay 20
  86. 86Sign at 2234 Mass. Avenue (Albert Murphy) scanJun 3
  87. 87Sign at 233 Mass. Avenue (Bicycle Workshop) scanJun 10
  88. 88Revocation of Sign at 397 Cambridge St. (Joseph A. Olive) scanJun 10
  89. 89Petition of James Kurker for Mansard Roof at 764 Cambridge Street. scanJun 10
  90. 90Petition of Food Service Development Corp. for metal fire escape at 45½ Mt. Auburn St. scanJun 10
  91. 91Revocation of Sign at Ducts crossing Dewolfe & Grant Streets. scanJun 19
  92. 92Revocation of Sign at 272 Cambridge Street. scanJun 19
  93. 93Petition of A & S Cafe for a roll-up Grille at 299 Cambridge Street. scanJun 19
  94. 94Petition of Hunan Restaurant, Inc. for signs and entrance canopy at 700 Mass. Ave. scanJun 19
  95. 95Petition of Sidney Fongsberg for a sign at 1759 Mass. Avenue. scanJun 19
  96. 96Petition of Thomas Dupree for a Driveway at 14 Putnam Avenue. scanJun 19
  97. 97Petition of Thomas Dupree for A Driveway at 6 Ellery Street scanJun 19
  98. 98Driveways-at 349-357 Green Street (Harry N. Katis) scanJul 24
  99. 99Driveway-at 61-63 Hubbard Ave. (Ethel C. Cash) scanJul 24
  100. 100Driveway-at 136-142 Webster Ave. (Jose R. Sousa) scanJul 24
  101. 101Driveway-at 214 Third Street (Ezio Uberti) scanJul 24
  102. 102Driveway-at 11 Blackstone Street (Orinn Research) scanJul 24
  103. 103Driveway- at 60 Park Ave. (Pizzuto) scanJul 24
  104. 104Driveway-at 1203-1233 Cambridge Street (Chouinard Construction Corp.) scanJul 24
  105. 105Driveway-discontinuance at 1203-1233 Cambridge Street (Chouinard Corp.) scanJul 24
  106. 106Sign-1013 Mass. Ave. (Life CycleInc.) scanJul 24
  107. 107Sign-15-17 Dunster Street (Reliance Cooperative Bank) scanJul 24
  108. 108Sign-960 Massachusetts Avenue (Butcher Block Furniture) scanJul 24
  109. 109Sign-273 Green Street (Putnam Furniture Leasing co.) scanJul 24
  110. 110Sign-2304 Massachusetts Avenue (Franklin t.v.) scanJul 24
  111. 111Sign-443 Portland Street (Coca Cola Bottling Company) scanJul 24
  112. 112Sidewalk-Bitulithic at 134 Banks Street (Pres. & Fellows of Harvard Col.) scanJul 24
  113. 113Sidewalk-Bitulithic at 86 Willow Street (Edward Spinetti) scanJul 24
  114. 114Sidewalk-Bitulithic at 289 Brookline Street (Ellen T. Donohue) scanJul 24
  115. 115Sidewalk-Bitulithic at 51 Belmont Street (De Fabrittis) scanJul 24
  116. 116Sidewalk-Granolithic at 1281-1283 Cambridge Street (Vincent W. H. Shi) scanJul 24
  117. 117Sidewalk-Granolithic at 68-70 Eustis Street (George J. Forster) scanJul 24
  118. 118Edgestone-at 68-70 Eustis Street (George J. Forster) scanJul 24
  119. 119Edgestone-at 105 Sciarappa Street (Leo J. Pacheco) scanJul 24
  120. 120displaying merchandise on the sidewalk at 7 Holyoke St. (Phillips Book-store) scanJul 24
  121. 121Driveway-Harvard Community Health Plan Cambridge Street. scanSep 9
  122. 122Driveway widened Harvard Community Health Plan 1611 Cambridge Street scanSep 9
  123. 123Driveway Harvard Community Health Plan 1611 Cambridge Street scanSep 9
  124. 124Driveway-Adelaide Sproul-21 Parker Street scanSep 9
  125. 125Driveway-Manuel Marques-82-84 Plymouth Street scanSep 9
  126. 126Sign-Windsor Beer & Wine-91 Hampshire Street scanSep 9
  127. 127Awning-Cantab Lounge-738 Mass. Avenue. scanSep 9
  128. 128Awning-Food Service Development Corp.-962 Mass. Avenue scanSep 9
  129. 129Bitulithic sidewalk-Francis C. Marganelli-44½-46 Warren Street scanSep 9
  130. 130Bitulithic sidewalk-Francis C. Marganelli-105-109 Gore Street scanSep 9
  131. 131Granolithic sidewalk-Robert F. Sheehan-25 Vassal Lane scanSep 9
  132. 132Granolithic sidewalk-Antonio Rizzo-4 Newton Street. scanSep 9
  133. 133Driveway-Bartholomew J. Egan-11 Line Street scanSep 9
  134. 134Granolithic sidewalk-Patrick Stephens-55 Park Avenue. scanSep 9
  135. 135Granolithic sidewalk-Northeastern Auto Parts Co-306 Webster Avenue scanSep 9
  136. 136Granolithic sidewalk-Paul P. DeMarkles-336 Broadway scanSep 9
  137. 137Bitulithic sidewalk-Paul K. Babulas-12 Cottage Street scanSep 9
  138. 138Bitulithic sidewalk-Nicholson & Co., Inc.-161 First Street scanSep 9
  139. 139Bitulithic sidewalk-Ralph Alicandro-27 Bellis Circle. scanSep 9
  140. 140Bitulithic sidewalk-Terence O'Reilly-36 Banks Street scanSep 9
  141. 141Bitulithic sidewalk-Terence O'Reilly-20 Banks Street scanSep 9
  142. 142Bitulithic sidewalk-Anthony Bosco-336 Pearl Street scanSep 9
  143. 143Driveway-Zeferino A. Reis-70 Lincoln Street scanSep 9
  144. 144Sign-Golden Horde-1281 Cambridge Street scanSep 9
  145. 145Sign-Golden Horde-1281 Cambridg Street scanSep 9
  146. 146Driveway-widened-Albert A. Zefferino-86 Kinnaird Street scanSep 9
  147. 147Revocation-sign-Edward P. Pacheco-291 Cambridge Street scanSep 9
  148. 148Bitulithic sidewalk-Data Packaging Corp.-205 Broadway scanSep 9
  149. 149Sign-Anchor Fuel Co.-27 Western Avenue scanSep 9
  150. 150Bitulithic sidewalk-Lucien & Arilda Doiron-9 Cottage Park Ave. scanSep 9
  151. 151Granolithic sidewalk-Reliance Co-Operative Bank-11-21 Dunster St. scanSep 9
  152. 152Sign-LeSaloon-1274 Mass. Avenue scanSep 9
  153. 153Dumpster-Harry N. Katis-179 Fifth Street scanSep 9
  154. 154Sign-Gypsy Wagon-204 Hampshire Street scanSep 9
  155. 155Sign-ARjay Design, Inc.d/b/a Pepperweed-1648 Mass. Ave. scanSep 9
  156. 156Sign-Spanks-334 Mass. Ave. scanSep 9
  157. 157Comm. from Andrew N. Frucht re: condition of the sidewalkat 1000 Mass. Ave. scanSep 9
  158. 158Comm. from the MBTA re: to the extension of the Red Line in the Harvard Square area. scanSep 9
  159. 159Street Cleaning for the Month of September scanSep 9
  160. 160Conditions of the sidewalk at 7 Dana Street. scanJun 24
  161. 161Granolithic sidewalk-Edwin R. Goode-32 Blake Street scanSep 16
  162. 162Driveway-MIT-256-264 Albany Street scanSep 16
  163. 163Driveway-1400 Investment Realty Trust-232-238 Hampshire St. scanSep 16
  164. 164Driveway discontinuance-Daniel J. Hayes, Jr. - 2245 Mass. Ave. scanSep 16
  165. 165Driveway-Daniel J. Hayes, Jr.-2245 Mass. Ave. scanSep 16
  166. 166Driveway-Daniel J. Hayes,Jr.-2245 Mass. Ave. scanSep 16
  167. 167Driveway widened-Daniel J. Hayes, Jr.- 2245 Mass. Ave. scanSep 16
  168. 168Driveway-Virginia Medeiros-143 Pine Street scanSep 16
  169. 169Sign-Seymour Chevrolet Sales, Inc.-844-856 Main St. scanSep 16
  170. 170Sign-Seymour Chevrolet Sales, Inc.-at rear 844-856 Main St. scanSep 16
  171. 171Granolithic sidewalk-Edwin D. Abrams-49-53 Columbia St. scanSep 16
  172. 172Granolithic sidewalk-Edwin D. Abrams-55-59 Columbia St. scanSep 16
  173. 173Bitulithic sidewalk-Alfred Oifali-37 Sherman St. scanSep 23
  174. 174Granolithic sidewalk-James T.Thomas,Jr.-208-210 Fayerweather St. scanSep 23
  175. 175Sign-Creighton Natural Foods,Inc.-526 Cambridge St. scanSep 23
  176. 176Obstruction of sidewalk-International Food Serv.-174 Hampshire St. scanSep 23
  177. 177Comm.from Edward S.Stimpson re: defect in sidewalk at 185 Albany St. scanSep 23
  178. 178Request of Jonathan W. Rikert to perform as a quartet in the vicinity of the Harvard Square area. scanSep 23
  179. 179Sign-Cambridge Employment Resource Center-899 Main St. scanSep 23
  180. 180Comm. from James Keenen relative to the change of name regarding Austin Street. scanSep 23
  181. 181Petition of Robert W MacNamara for acceptance of a public way at 60 Aberdeen Avenue. scanSep 30
  182. 182Petition of Leo & Lucy Pacheco for Bitulithic sidewalk at 105 Sciarappa Street. scanSep 30
  183. 183Petition of J.D. Aikenhead for Fireescape at 66 Church St. scanSep 30
  184. 184Erection of a barricade at the premises numbered 28-36 Brattle St. by the Minute Man Engineering Corporation. scanSep 30
  185. 185Petition of Joseph A.Makles et als. for Driveway at 50 Highland Ave. scanSep 30
  186. 186Petition of Hoyl Cross Church for granolithic sidewalk at 100 Mt. Auburn Street. scanSep 30
  187. 187Petition of David L Kasdon for granolithic sidewalk at 32 Coolidge Hill Road. scanSep 30
  188. 188Petition of John Williams, Trustee, for bitulithic sidewalk at 156 Spring St. (Sixth St. side). scanSep 30
  189. 189Petition of William F. & Catherine T. Furtado for Driveway at 44 Webster Avenue. scanSep 30
  190. 190Comm. from James F.Rice, Jr., City Engineer, re: to the acceptance of a public way at Aberdeen Avenue. scanSep 30
  191. 191Petition of 1400 Investment Realty Trust for Driveway at 1409 - 1421 Cambridge Street. scanSep 30
  192. 192Petition of Edward D. Abrams for Driveway at 53 Columbia Street. scanSep 30
  193. 193Petition of Joseph and Cornelia Tierney for sidewalk at 60 Buckingham Street. scanSep 30
  194. 194Petition of Mrs. Donald Loder for bitulithic sidewalk at 204 Pearl Street. scanSep 30
  195. 195Petition of Cambridge Tire Co. for granolithic sidewalk at 8 Erie Street. scanSep 30
  196. 196Petition of Frank Sasso for bitulithic sidewalk at 42 Bristol St. scanSep 30
  197. 197Petition of Arthur Lowell Edmunds for Driveway at 15 Cottage St. scanSep 30
  198. 198Petition of Houghlin Mifflin Co. for Sign at 840 Memorial Dr. (revocation) scanOct 21
  199. 199Petition of Coca-Coca Bottling for (revocation) of sign at 4 Brookline St. scanOct 21
  200. 200Petition of Cambridge Cycle Mart. for (revocation) of sign at 1108 Cambridge St. scanOct 21
  201. 201Petition of Cott Bottoling for (revocation) of sign at 1271 Camb. St. scanOct 21
  202. 202Petition of Richard Gray for (revocation) of sign at 1734a Mass. Ave. scanOct 21
  203. 203Petition of Hendrie's (Eliot Creamery) for (revocation) of sign at 1056 Mass. Ave. scanOct 21
  204. 204Petition of Industrial Bankers for (revocation) of sign at 519 Mass. Ave. scanOct 21
  205. 205Petition of John's Park Cafe for (revocation) of sign at 134 Hampshire St. scanOct 21
  206. 206Petition of Kendall Paper Co. for (revocation) of sign at 99 First St. scanOct 21
  207. 207Petition of Phillips Book Store for (revocation) of sign at 1354 Mass. Ave. scanOct 21
  208. 208Petition of Retina Gallery, Inc. for (revocation) of sign at 1169 Mass. Ave. scanOct 21
  209. 209Petition of Juan A. Valdes for (revocation) of sign at 188 Prospect St. scanOct 21
  210. 210Petition of Manuel Martin for a driveway at 11 Peters Street. scanOct 21
  211. 211Petition of Paul & Mary Galgay for a driveway at 89 Aberdeen Ave. scanOct 21
  212. 212Petition of North Cambridge Co-Operative Bank for a driveway at 9 Norris Street. scanOct 21
  213. 213Petition of Mary Percoco for a driveway at 118 Thorndike St. scanOct 21
  214. 214Petition of Americo J. Francisco for a bitulthic sidewalk at 62 Spring St. scanOct 21
  215. 215Petition of Dolores F. Glotzback, David A. Souza and Elaine Rouchetti for a bitulthic sidewalk at 142½-144 scanOct 21
  216. 216Petition of James F. Murphy for a bitulthic sidewalk at 47-49 Walden St. scanOct 21
  217. 217Petition of Manuel A. Santos for a bitulithic sidewalk at 109-113 Tremont St. scanOct 21
  218. 218Petition of Highland Farms Markets Inc. for a granolithic sidewalk at 2286 Mass. Ave. scanOct 21
  219. 219Petition of Stephen M. Biddle for a granolithic sidewalk 4 Wyman Rd. scanOct 21
  220. 220Petition of Louis R. Percoco for a dumpster at 11 Fifth St. scanOct 21
  221. 221Petition of Jane F. Hawkins et als for repairs of sidewalk at Coolidge Ave. scanOct 21
  222. 222Comm. from the Comm. of Public Works Re: to projected repairs at Field Shelter scanOct 21
  223. 223Comm. from James F. Rice, Jr. City Eng., relative to the sidewalk along the easterly side of Coolidge Ave. scanOct 21
  224. 224Comm. from Superintendent of the Water Dept. re: to repairs on Aberdeen Way. scanOct 21
  225. 225Comm. from the Director of Traffic and Parking re: traffic conditions at the intersection of Alewife Brook Parkway and Rindge Avenue and the discontinuance of the Rindge Ave. driveway at this intersection. scanNov 4
  226. 226Comm. from Director of Traffic and Parking relative to the Street Cleaning Program. scanNov 4
  227. 227Comm. from Director of Traffic and Parking relative to car maintenance and advance planning for the winter weather. scanNov 4
  228. 228Comm. from Isabelle Diekewicz relative to the condition of the sidewalk at Huron Ave. and Sparks St. scanNov 4
  229. 229Petition of John B. Deary, Inc. for a chain link fence (revocation) at 1050 Mass. Ave. scanNov 4
  230. 230Petition of Jacob Elman for a Granolithic sidewalk at 1104-1108 Cambridge St. scanNov 4
  231. 231Revocation of sign for Commercial Mfg. Co., Inc. at 625 Camb. St. scanNov 4
  232. 232Petition of Metropolitan Coach Service, Inc. requesting permit for the carriage of passengers for hire over Rindge Avenue in Cambridge. scanNov 4
  233. 233Revocation of sign for August A. Busch of Mass. Inc. at 125 River St. scanNov 18
  234. 234Comm. from Ellen Kaplovitz re: to condition on Fresh Pond Parkway and Larchwood Drive. scanNov 18
  235. 235Petition of Jan & Catriena M. Rolff for driveway at 63 Ellery Street. scanNov 18
  236. 236Petition of Lyle M. Spencer, Jr. for driveway at 16 Bigelow Street. scanNov 18
  237. 237Petition of RoseAnne Rankin fo driveway at 176 Prospect Street. scanNov 18
  238. 238Petition of The Bicycle Exchange, Inc. for Granolithic sidewalk at 3-5-7 Bow Street. scanNov 18
  239. 239Comm. from the Traffic Director re: to a study of the traffic control signal at Mass. and Churchill Avenues. scanNov 18
  240. 240Comm. from the M.I.T. Press Book Sale requesting permission to hang banner across Mass. Ave. for one Week. scanNov 18
  241. 241Petition of The Cambridge YMCA for sign at 820 Mass. Avenue scanNov 25
  242. 242Petition of Metropolitan Coach Service, Inc. for a permit to transport the elderly to Stop & Shop and Memorial Drive in Cambridge. scanNov 25
  243. 243Petition of residents requesting a hearing on their petition for the installation of a pedestriancontrolled traffic light at the intersection of Upland Road and Raymond St. scanNov 25
  244. 244Petition of Metropolitan Coach Service, Inc. for a permit to transport the elderly to the Stop & Shop at Fresh Pond in Cambridge. scanNov 25
  245. 245Comm. from the Director of Traffic and Parking re: to the street cleaning program for November & December. scanNov 25
  246. 246Wellesley Fells Bus Line petition to carry passengers over streets in the City of Cambridge. scanDec 9
  247. 247Petition of Harvard Book Store, Inc. for permission for 3 tables at 1248 Mass. Avenue. scanDec 9
  248. 248Petition of John T. Spinelli for driveway at 737 Concord Avenue scanDec 9
  249. 249Petition of Hilon Development Corp. for barricade at Boylston & Winthrop Streets. scanDec 9
  250. 250Revokation of a barricade for Najarian Construction Corp. on Shea Rd.& Mass. Ave. scanDec 16
  251. 251Comm. from Robert LaTremouille relative to permits for bus routes to M.I.T. and Wellesley. scanDec 16
  252. 252Acquiring .86 acres on Hovey Street for off street parking for the new high school complex. scanDec 23
  253. 253Petition of Drayton Hall Trust for a Fire Escape at 48 Boylston Street scanDec 30

Public Safety

106 actions · № 1–106
  1. 1Incorporation - "The House Of Cabo Verde-Boston, Mass. Inc." scanJan 14
  2. 2Incorporation - "The Association of Black Princeton Alumni, Inc." scanJan 14
  3. 3Incorporation - "Jazz Coalition, Inc." scanJan 14
  4. 4Incorporation - "Massachusetts Community Center, Inc." scanJan 14
  5. 5Incorporation - "Northern Shaolin (Bak-Sil-Lum) Lungfu Association, Inc." scanJan 14
  6. 6Incorporation - "Black Educators Alliance of Massachusetts, Inc." scanJan 14
  7. 7Incorporation - "The Bach Mai Hospital Emergency Relief Fund, Inc." Change of Location scanJan 14
  8. 8Incorporation - "United Community Services, Inc." scanJan 28
  9. 9Incorporation - "The Cannabis Institute of America, Inc." scanFeb 11
  10. 10Incorporation - "Discover Technology, Inc" scanFeb 11
  11. 11Incorporation - "Fitzgerald Community Co-operative Nursery School, Inc." scanFeb 11
  12. 12Incorporation - "New Professionals of Massachusetts, Inc." scanFeb 11
  13. 13Incorporation - "Oxford Street Day Care Cooperative, Inc." scanFeb 11
  14. 14Incorporation - "Dance Collective/Mass Movement, Inc" scanFeb 25
  15. 15Incorporation -"The Academy at Taunton, Inc." scanFeb 25
  16. 16Incorporation -"Prince Hall Development Corp." scanFeb 25
  17. 17Incorporation-"Women's Community Health Center, Inc." scanFeb 25
  18. 18Incorporation-"Octopus, Inc" scanFeb 25
  19. 19Incorporation-"Greater Boston Civic Association, Inc." scanFeb 25
  20. 20Incorporation-"Mass. Motorcycle Dealers' Association, Inc." - LOCUS NOT SUITABLE scanFeb 25
  21. 21Incorporation - "Lombardi Association, Inc." scanMar 4
  22. 22Incorporation - "Cambridge Supplemental Food Program, Inc." scanMar 11
  23. 23Incorporation - "Massachusetts Center for Political Studies, Inc." scanMar 18
  24. 24Incorporation - "Mass. Motorcycle Dealers' Association, Inc." scanMar 25
  25. 25Incorporation - "The 57th Promenade Nationale of La Societe Des 40 Hommes Et 8 Cheveaux, Inc." scanMar 25
  26. 26Incorporation - "Cambridgeport Child Care, Inc." scanMar 25
  27. 27Incorporation - "XYZ, Inc." scanMar 25
  28. 28Incorporation - "New England Cardiovascular Health Institute, Inc." scanApr 22
  29. 29Incorporation - "Region VI Self Help Coalition, Inc. scanApr 22
  30. 30Incorporation - "Columbia Point Alcoholism Program, Inc." scanApr 29
  31. 31Incorporation - "American Legion 1974 Convention Corp." scanApr 29
  32. 32Incorporation - "Kite Books, Inc." scanApr 29
  33. 33Incorporation - "Women's Research Action, Project, Inc." scanMay 13
  34. 34Incorporation - "The Chicano Journal of Social and Policy Research, Inc." scanMay 13
  35. 35Incorporation - "Vascular Laboratory, Inc." scanMay 13
  36. 36Incorporation - "Volunteers in Correction, Inc." scanMay 13
  37. 37Incorporation - Economic Affairs Bureau, Inc." scanMay 13
  38. 38Incorporation - "Collage, In.c" scanMay 13
  39. 39Incorporation - "United Foundation for Human Development, Inc." scanMay 13
  40. 40Incorporation - "Walden Square Children's Center, Inc." scanMay 13
  41. 41Incorporation - "Camp Action, Inc." scanMay 13
  42. 42Incorporation - "Institute for Laboratory medicine, Inc." scanJun 3
  43. 43Incorporation - "Sunseekers of New England, Inc." scanJun 10
  44. 44Incorporation - "Information and Research Center, Inc." scanJun 19
  45. 45Incorporation - "Contractor's Club, Inc." scanJun 19
  46. 46Incorporation - "The Boston Junior Association of Commerce and Civic Development, Inc." scanJun 19
  47. 47Incorporation - "Waterfront Workshop, Inc." scanJun 19
  48. 48Incorporation - "Cambridge Cooperative Corporation" scanJun 19
  49. 49Incorporation - "International Relations Council, Inc" scanJul 24
  50. 50Incorporation-Change of location-"The Cambridge Policy Studies Institute Inc." scanSep 9
  51. 51Incorporation-"Articulture, Inc." scanSep 9
  52. 52Incorporation-"Cambridge Documentary Films, Inc." scanSep 9
  53. 53Incorporation-"The Boston Area Friends of Bluegrass and Old Time Country Music, Inc." scanSep 9
  54. 54Incorporation-"Correctional Solutions Foundation, Inc." scanSep 9
  55. 55Incorporation-"Konos, Inc." scanSep 9
  56. 56Incorporation'"Educational Forum on Chile, Inc." scanSep 9
  57. 57Incorporation-"The Seventh House, Inc." scanSep 9
  58. 58Incorporation-Change of location-"Greenhouse, Inc." scanSep 9
  59. 59Incorporation-"International Population Policy Consortium, Inc." scanSep 9
  60. 60Incorporation-Change of Location-"Fisherman Foundation, Inc." scanSep 9
  61. 61Incorporation-"Harvard Islamis Society, Inc." scanSep 9
  62. 62Incorporation-"The Psychodrama Institute of Boston, Inc." scanSep 9
  63. 63Incorporation-"Alcbholism Services of Greater Boston, Inc." scanSep 9
  64. 64Incorporation-"The Cottington Foundation, Inc." scanSep 9
  65. 65Incorporation-"The Repertory Theatre of Boston, Inc." scanSep 9
  66. 66Incorporation-"Plymouth Country Nuclear Information Committee, Inc." scanSep 9
  67. 67Incorporation-"The Cape Verdean Club of Boston, Inc" scanSep 9
  68. 68Incorporation-"MiddleEast Research & Information Project, Inc." scanSep 9
  69. 69Incorporation-"Rhone Tennis Club, Inc." scanSep 9
  70. 70Incorporation-"Community Association Serving Alcoholics, Inc." scanSep 9
  71. 71Incorporation-"National Mime Theatre, Inc." scanSep 9
  72. 72Incorporation-"The South Boston Committee of Community Agencies, Inc." scanSep 9
  73. 73Incorporation-"Black Student's Scholarship Fund, Inc." scanSep 9
  74. 74Incorporation-"G. C. N., Inc." scanSep 9
  75. 75Incorporation-"Police Scouting Organization in U.S.A., Inc." scanSep 9
  76. 76Incorporation-Change of Location-"Women's Community Health Center, Inc." scanSep 9
  77. 77Incorporation-Change of Location-"The Exploratory Project for Economic Alternatives, Inc." scanSep 9
  78. 78Incorporation-Change of Location-"Ploughshares, Inc." scanSep 9
  79. 79Incorporation-"808 Children's Center, Inc." scanSep 9
  80. 80Incorporation-"For the People, Inc." scanSep 9
  81. 81Incorporation-"The Harlem Renaissance, Inc." scanSep 9
  82. 82Incorporation-"University Network Corporation" scanSep 9
  83. 83Incorporation-"Shelter,Inc." scanSep 9
  84. 84Incorporation-"Greenwood Homeowners' Association, Inc." scanSep 9
  85. 85Incorporation-"River/Port Homebuyers Assocation, inc." scanSep 9
  86. 86Incorporation-"Charles River Rowing Club, Inc." scanSep 9
  87. 87Incorporation-Research for Social Change, Inc." scanSep 16
  88. 88Incorporation-Change of location of "Vision, Inc." scanOct 21
  89. 89Incorporation-"Field Point Property Owners Association, Inc." scanOct 21
  90. 90Incorporation-"The Boston Gestalt Institute, Inc." scanOct 21
  91. 91Incorporation-"Earthworm, Inc." scanOct 21
  92. 92Incorporation-"Creative Technological Aids, Inc." scanOct 21
  93. 93Incorporation-"Newton at 128 Association, Inc." scanOct 21
  94. 94Incorporation-"Institute of Traditional Science, Inc." scanOct 21
  95. 95Incorporation-"Boston Arts Review, Inc." scanOct 21
  96. 96Incorporation-"Human Services Properties, Inc." scanOct 21
  97. 97Incorporation-"Transitional Employment Enterprises, Inc." scanOct 21
  98. 98Incorporation-"Efficacy Research Institute, Inc." scanOct 21
  99. 99Incorporation-"Center for Energy policy, (INC.)" scanOct 21
  100. 100Incorporation-"The Parents and Friends of Cerebral Palsy Inc." scanOct 21
  101. 101Incorporation-"C.G. Jung Center of New England, Inc." scanOct 21
  102. 102Incorporation-"Massachusetts Baptist Association, Inc." scanNov 4
  103. 103Incorporation-"AreaIII, Area Agency on Aging, Inc." scanNov 4
  104. 104Incorporation-"B.A.N.T.U., Inc." scanNov 4
  105. 105Incorporation- "Cambridge Concert Series, Inc." scanNov 18
  106. 106Incorporation - "Cambridge School Volunteers, Inc." scanDec 23

Appointments

82 actions · № 1–83
  1. 1Appointment of Two Public Weighers:- Anthony Nazzaro & Maurice Walsh. scanJan 14
  2. 2Appointment of Edward F. Tierney as Constable With Power scanJan 14
  3. 3Bond of James A. Thompson - Constable scanJan 21
  4. 4Officers elected to the Board of Assessors. scanJan 21
  5. 5Officers elected to the Cambridge Housing Authority scanJan 21
  6. 6Appointment of Daniel J. Saccoccio, Jr. - Constable With Power. scanJan 28
  7. 7Constable's Bond for Edward F. Tierney, Deputy Collector of Taxes. scanJan 28
  8. 8Appointment of Seven Constables With Power. scanFeb 4
  9. 9Appointment of Elizabeth J. Buono as Assistant to the City Manager scanFeb 4
  10. 10Appointment of David P. Sullivan to the Recreation Commission. scanFeb 4
  11. 11Bond of Sherwood Ernst - Constable scanFeb 4
  12. 12Appointment of Edward F. Owens as Public Weigher scanFeb 11
  13. 13Appointment of Four Constables. scanFeb 25
  14. 14Bond of Daniel J. Soccoccio, Jr. scanFeb 25
  15. 15Bond of Joseph E. Connarton, Asst. City Clerk scanFeb 25
  16. 16Bond of Thomas J. Rego scanFeb 25
  17. 17Appointment of Edward L. O'Callaghan, Jr. as Constable with Power & James R. Thomas as Constalbe without power. scanMar 4
  18. 18Bond of John P. Murphy scanMar 4
  19. 19Bond of James Carey, Jr. scanMar 4
  20. 20Appointment of Constalbes with Power - Lampedicchio and Barbour scanMar 11
  21. 21Appointing members to the Community School Commission scanMar 11
  22. 22Appointment of two Public Weighers. scanMar 18
  23. 23Bond of Edward L. O'Callaghan for approval of the surety. scanMar 18
  24. 24Appointment of James Leo Sullivan as City Manager effective April 1,1974 scanMar 18
  25. 25Appointment of Ivan C. Dottin as Constable with Power scanMar 25
  26. 26Appointment of Arthur Libitz as City Auditor for the Three Year Term scanMar 25
  27. 27Appointment of Cyril O. Burke, Jr. to the Community Schools Commission. scanApr 1
  28. 28James L. Sullivan as City Manager. (His Oath) scanApr 1
  29. 29Constable's Bond of Richard E. Hooley scanApr 8
  30. 30Appointment of Four Constables. scanApr 22
  31. 31Appointment of Donald P. Hawkes as Director of Budget-Personnel scanApr 22
  32. 32Appointment of Sondra Scheir as Election Commissioner. scanApr 22
  33. 33Appointment of Charles M. Pierce to the Cambridge Community Schools Comm. scanApr 22
  34. 34Bond of Ivan C. Dottin. scanApr 22
  35. 35Appointment of Robert J. Adams as Constable With Power scanApr 29
  36. 36Appointment of Robert W. Healy, Jr. as Asst. City Manager. scanMay 13
  37. 37Bond of John Alosso as Constable. scanMay 13
  38. 38Appointments to the Council on Aging. scanJun 3
  39. 39Appointments to the Conservation Commission. scanJun 3
  40. 40Appointment to the Board of Library Trustees. scanJun 3
  41. 41Appointment of constables with power. scanJun 3
  42. 42Appointment of Constables with Powers- Melville W. McTighe & Paul Upton. scanJun 10
  43. 43Appointments to Civic Unity Committee. scanJun 10
  44. 44Constable's Bond of Melville W. McTighe scanJun 19
  45. 45Appointment of John J. Vendetti, 10 Fernglad Rd. Burlington as Constable with Power scanJun 19
  46. 46Appointment of Three Constables with Power. scanJul 24
  47. 47Appointments to the Cambridge Bi-Centennial Corporation's Advisory Board. scanJul 24
  48. 48Appointment of George Waldstein as Chairman of the Rent Control Board. scanJul 24
  49. 49Bond of Paul J. Upton. scanJul 24
  50. 50Bond of Patrick A. DelVecchio. scanJul 24
  51. 51Appointment of Gerard J. Clark to the Cambridge Housing Authority. scanJul 26
  52. 52Appointment of Edward A. Lehan as Assistant City Manager for Fiscal Affairs scanSep 9
  53. 53Appointment of two constables with power. scanSep 9
  54. 54Bond of Paul U. Macali scanSep 9
  55. 55not yet captured from this volume—
  56. 56Bond of Joh J. Vendetti scanSep 16
  57. 57Re-instatement of Joseph P. Murphy to the Police Department. scanSep 16
  58. 58Appointment of Mrs. Mary G. Solberg to the Board of Zoning Appeals. scanSep 16
  59. 59Appointment of constable without power. scanSep 23
  60. 60Establishment of a "Civilian Investigative Committee" scanSep 30
  61. 61Constable's Bond of Edward M. Petow scanSep 30
  62. 62Constable's Bond of Bernard Hill scanSep 30
  63. 63Appointment of two constables with power to serve. scanOct 7
  64. 64Appointment of the Harvard Sauare Development Task Forse scanOct 21
  65. 65Appointment of Earl Smoke to the Harvard Square Development Task Force scanNov 4
  66. 66Appointment of "Citizens' Committee" against lead poisoning. scanNov 11
  67. 67Appointment of two constables. scanNov 11
  68. 68Appointment of Paul Sheridan to the Youth Resources Bureau Advisory Board. scanNov 18
  69. 69Appointments to the Cambridge Bicentennial Corporation. scanNov 18
  70. 70Appointment of Allan Korb as a Constable with power scanNov 25
  71. 71Appointment of Joyce I. London as a member of the Rent Control Board. scanNov 25
  72. 72Appointment of Allan W. Drachman as labor relations counsel and collective bargaining agent for the city. scanNov 25
  73. 73Constable bond of Warren G. Jack Sr. scanDec 9
  74. 74Constable Bond of Allan Korb. scanDec 9
  75. 75Appointment of 36 individuals as patrolmens. scanDec 9
  76. 76Appointment of Howard I. Stone as constable with power. scanDec 9
  77. 77Appointment of Henry F. Owens as a Public Weigher. scanDec 9
  78. 78Appointment of two constables with power. scanDec 9
  79. 79Appointment of Edward A. Lehan as Acting Treasurer and Collector of Taxes. scanDec 23
  80. 80Appointment to the Bicentennial Corporation. scanDec 23
  81. 81Surety approved on Howard I. Stone scanDec 30
  82. 82Oath of Office of George Waldstein as Chairman of Rent Control Board. scanJul 8
  83. 83Arts Council establishment ( see #596 Finance-1974) scanDec 16

Ordinances

35 actions · № 1–35
  1. 1An Amendment to the General Ordinance Chapter 16, Article I, Sections 24-25.Jan 21
  2. 2Hampshire Street Rezoning Petition and final ordinanceJan 28
  3. 3Aberdeen Avenue Rezoning Petition.Feb 11
  4. 4Platoons: Tours of Duty.Feb 11
  5. 5Salary Schedule for the Police Dept. resubmitted at the meeting of Jan. 28, 1974.Feb 11
  6. 6Ordinance-Increasing the number of men in the Police Department.Mar 18
  7. 7Proposed Amendment to the General Ordinances increasing the City Manager's salary-Passed to be ordainedMar 18
  8. 8Taxi Cab. Ordinance Passed to be OrdainedMar 25
  9. 9Zoning Amendment HearingFeb 19
  10. 10Petition - rezoning area of Garfield, Oxford, Wendell and Mass. Ave.May 13
  11. 11Ordinance - Establishment of Two Positions : Asst. City Manager for Fiscal Affairs & Asst. City Manager for Community Dev.Jun 3
  12. 12Comm. from Mr. Sprague Re: proposed amendment to the BOCA Basic Building Code with reference to public housing.Jun 10
  13. 13Petition of Thomas W. Anninger Re: amendment to Zoning Ordinance - Parker, Buckingham and Healey Streets.Jun 10
  14. 14Petition to Rezone land at 2557 & 2561 Mass. Ave.Jul 24
  15. 15Petition of Charles Blevins et al to Rezone land in the area of Concord Ave.Jul 24
  16. 16Comm. from the Planning Board Re: to the petition to divide the present bus.A. Zones into two new districts.Jul 24
  17. 17A report from the committee on Ordinance re: to fast food establishment.Jul 24
  18. 18James A. Isaacs & J. Jeffrey Albertson to rezone day schools and Kindergartens.Sep 9
  19. 19Petition of Planning Board to rezone an Office District to Business A - Mit Auburn[?] Aberdeen Ave - See 1976 Ordinance - petition withdrawnSep 9
  20. 20Comm. from Carl F. Barron recording opposition to the restrictive zoning changes proposed by Rona Kifner.Sep 23
  21. 21Comm. from Charles L. Wolf of the Prep Shop expressing opposition to the zoning amendment of Rona Kifner.Sep 23
  22. 22Comm. from Thomas B. Cochrane expressing opposition to the zoning restrictions which are before the Comm. on Ordinance on Sept. 30, 1974 at 6:00 P.M.Sep 23
  23. 23Current status of the proposed sign ordinance.Oct 21
  24. 24reviewing thordinance relative to the appointment of the Commissioner of Health, Hospital and WelfareOct 21
  25. 25Petition from Mario J. Aliquo re: Aberdeen/Homer Ave. AreaNov 4
  26. 26Proposed ordinance on Signs and AdvertisingNov 4
  27. 27Opinion from the City Solicitor re: the Garfield-Wendell rezoning petition.Nov 11
  28. 28Comm. from the Haggerty Community School Council endorsing resolution adopted by vote of the Cambridge Revenue Sharing Citizen Participation Structure.Nov 11
  29. 29Comm. from the Mid-Cambridge Neighborhood Association supporting the Revenue Sharing Citizen participation Committee.Nov 11
  30. 30Salary increase for the City Council.Dec 16
  31. 31Petition to amend zoning ordinance re: to the exclusion of Day Care Centers from Residence A-1, A-2, B and C-1 Districts.Dec 16
  32. 32Status of the Sign Control Ordinance.Dec 23
  33. 33Protest in behalf of Star Properties of Cambridge, Inc. against the proposed change of zone in the Aberdeen Avenue Area.Dec 23
  34. 34Randall Thompson, Jr. et als striking out the Des. C-2 and substituting in place thereof the Des. Residential A-2Dec 30
  35. 35Fast Food Ordinance.Jul 24

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