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The Docket ▸ 1975

1975

1,513 council actions · 1,510 linked to the city's scans · 6 sections

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The clerk's sections and numbering, as written in the 1975 index volume. [?] marks an uncertain reading; ⤳ marks a numbering jump. scan opens the city's PDF.

Sundries

528 actions · № 1–529
  1. 1"Bus Stop" sign to be placed on Brookline and Granite Street. scanJan 6
  2. 2Traffic control systems at the corner of Upland Road and Raymond St. scanJan 6
  3. 3Off Street parking in the area occupied by the Putnam School. scanJan 6
  4. 4Comm. from April Oray re: to the enforcement of the leash law and Ch 17-79 of the General Ordinances. scanJan 6
  5. 5Certificate of Appropriateness to the property located adjacent to 1611 Mass. Ave. scanJan 6
  6. 6Status of the action and planning for safety improvements for Fresh Pond Parkway. scanJan 6
  7. 7The Harvest Corporation for a liquor license at the premises numbered 42-44 Brattle Street. scanJan 6
  8. 8McDonald's appreciation for the City Council's participation in the grand opening. scanJan 6
  9. 9C. Danehy re: Mrs. Teresa Rosatto. scanJan 6
  10. 10C. Ackermann, Duehay & VEllucci Re: retirement of James F. Reagan. scanJan 6
  11. 11Comm. from the Mid-Cambridge Neighborhood Association re: to the high school complex. scanJan 13
  12. 12Notice of public hearing re: rates and charges on Thursday, Jan. 23, 1975 at 10 A.M. scanJan 13
  13. 13Notice of a public hearing re: to the issuance of permits to discharge pollutants into the water. scanJan 13
  14. 14C. Clinton re: selection and development of the high school complex scanJan 13
  15. 15C. Ackermann re: advisery committee re: to the planning and design of the new secondary schools. scanJan 13
  16. 16C. Graham meeting re: graduated income tax. scanJan 13
  17. 17C. Graham re: resolutions on the birth Martin Luther King, Jr. scanJan 13
  18. 18C. Vellucci re: St. Anthony's Church scanJan 13
  19. 19Petition presented by Myron Miller at at hearing before Council. scanJan 13
  20. 20Comprehensive Policy Plan for the Harvard Square Area. scanJan 20
  21. 21C. Russell: resolution on Mr. Edward R. Goode. scanJan 20
  22. 22C. Vellucci re: congbatulations to Walter Milne. scanJan 20
  23. 23M. Sullivan re: resolutions on Charles Ferraro. scanJan 20
  24. 24Public Hearing of the Department of Public Utilities. scanJan 20
  25. 25Constable Bond of Dawn J. Kmasinski scanJan 27
  26. 26Constable Bond of Robert M. Burns. scanJan 27
  27. 27Notice of a public hearing from the DPU re: adoption of a standard fuel adjustment clause. scanJan 27
  28. 28Equal Opportunity Employment Officer. scanJan 27
  29. 29C. Danehy resolutions on Daniel F. Burns. scanJan 27
  30. 30C. Ackermann re: Council to Beautify Cambridge. scanJan 27
  31. 31Comm. from Boston Police Police Superior Officers Federation re: to the promotions in the Police Department. scanFeb 3
  32. 32Comm. from Our Lady of Pity Rectory re: to the promotions in the Police Dept. scanFeb 3
  33. 33Comm. from the Boston Patrolmen's Association re: to the appointment of captains in the Cambridge Police Dept. scanFeb 3
  34. 34Comm. from the Santo Cristo Center, Inc. re: to the promotions in the Cambridge Police Dept. scanFeb 3
  35. 35C. Danehy re: hearing at 7:00 P. M. on February 3, 1975 re: matters in the Police Dept. scanFeb 3
  36. 36State Auditors Report on the examination of the accounts of the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority. scanFeb 3
  37. 37Awaiting Report re: to the organizational structure of the Cambridge Police Department as it relates to sergeants. scanFeb 3
  38. 38Awaiting Report re: housebreaks in the West Cambridge area. scanFeb 3
  39. 39AwaitingsReport re: tagging around the Green St. office of the Division of Employment Security and the traffic light at the intersection of Mass. Ave. and Essex Street. scanFeb 3
  40. 40C. Clinton re: Lieutenant Alfred Lange not be skipped overffrom the rank of Captain. scanFeb 3
  41. 41Comm. from the Millers' River Tenant Council re: to conditions at the apartment building. scanFeb 3
  42. 42C. Ackermann and Duehay re: Senate Bill S-1502 re: Bicycle Commuting and other bicycle travel. scanFeb 3
  43. 43Comm. for William J. Carroll in behalf of the Cambridge Police Assoc. requesting a public hearing on February 3, 1975 re: to recent appointments to the rank of Captain within the Department. scanFeb 3
  44. 44Street listing and state census. scanFeb 10
  45. 45An opinion from Edward D. McCarthy, City Solicitor to Thaddeus R. Beal, Chairman of the Cambridge Redevelopment Authority re: to a "conflict of interest" scanFeb 10
  46. 46C. Vellucci re: congratulating the Wellington-Harrington Citizens Committee and the Wellington-Harrington Development Corporation. scanFeb 10
  47. 47M. Sullivan, C. Clinton, Danehy, Russell and Vellucci re: to the construction of the entire John F. Kennedy Library complex on the Bennett St. MBTA site - reaffirming the commitment. scanFeb 10
  48. 48C. Wylie re: City Council supporting H. B. 128 re: correcting the State Aid Formula. scanFeb 10
  49. 49C. Graham re: City Council acknowledging Black History Week. scanFeb 10
  50. 50C. Clinton and Danehy re: longevity ordinance for the members of the Police Dept. scanFeb 10
  51. 51C. Clinton re: congratulations to Rindge Technical Track Team. scanFeb 10
  52. 52C. Danehy resolutions on William J. Carroll. scanFeb 10
  53. 53C. Vellucci re: Harvard University and the Monsanto Chemical joint research project. scanFeb 10
  54. 54C. Ackermann re: congratulating the Boston City Hospital on Tel-Med. scanFeb 10
  55. 55Environmental Impact Study of the Kendall Square Urban Renewal Area - a progress report. scanFeb 10
  56. 56Housing and Community Development Act of 1974. scanFeb 10
  57. 57Call of Special meeting on February 13, 1975 at 7:00 P. M. scanFeb 13
  58. 58Reconsideration moved by C. Duehay on the order adopted on February 10, 1975 re: to the jurisdiction of the Harvard Square Task Force be transferred from the City Manager to the Mayor. scanFeb 13
  59. 59C. Vellucci re: Wellington-Harrington Neighborhood Improvement Program. scanFeb 24
  60. 60C. Vellucci re: ban any further self service gas stations. scanFeb 24
  61. 61M. Sullivan re: "National Nutrition Week." scanFeb 24
  62. 62M. Sullivan resolutions on Lydia Layne McLean. scanFeb 24
  63. 63C. Duehay re: Certificate of Fitness. scanFeb 24
  64. 64C. Vellucci re: Mayor to organize a committee of Cambridge lawyers to serve as " Volunteer Counsel" in reference to the to the Eennedy Library Complex. scanFeb 24
  65. 65M. Sullivan & C. Clinton re: longevity pay for the members of the Fire Department. scanFeb 24
  66. 66Comm. from Lawrence Batchelder supporting the construction of the Kennedy Library in Cambridge. scanFeb 24
  67. 67Comm. from Mrs. Mary Tomeo expressing gratitude to the Cambridge Rescue Squad. scanFeb 24
  68. 68Comm. from Mrs. Paul A. Boudreau re: Annual Safety Patrol Banquet. scanFeb 24
  69. 69Comm. from Theordore R. Live of the Cambridge Food Co-Op inviting the members of the City Council to become members of the Co-Op. scanFeb 24
  70. 70Comm. from Judith A. Starrett re: permit to hold Walk-A-Thon on Sunday April 6, 1975 in the City of Cambridge. scanFeb 24
  71. 71Comm. from the Tenants' Council Miller's River Apartments expressing gratitude. scanFeb 24
  72. 72Comm. from Laruen M. Preston, Traffic Engineer re: to entrance to Star Market Parking Lot on Aberdeen Avenue. scanFeb 24
  73. 73Acceptance of two grants to the Cambridge Historical Commission. scanFeb 24
  74. 74Certification of the amount of "Free Cash" scanFeb 24
  75. 75Awaiting REPORT re: Willow Street Homes. scanFeb 24
  76. 76Statistical Report from Chief Pisani of the Police Dept. scanFeb 24
  77. 77Gifts of two television sets to the City Infirmary. scanFeb 24
  78. 78Awaiting Report re: implementation of the "Text Book Act." scanFeb 24
  79. 79Awaiting Report re: to providing equipment and personnel to the Dog Officer. scanFeb 24
  80. 80Awaiting Report re: payment of bills. scanFeb 24
  81. 81Awaiting report re: municipal cost to the City of Cambridge on the construction of the Kennedy Library and Museum. scanFeb 24
  82. 82C. Vellucci re: Special meeting with the Kennedy Corporation. scanMar 3
  83. 83C. Russell re: resolutions on Dominic R. Scalese. scanMar 3
  84. 84C. Vellucci re: Mr. Bradford Washburn invited to attend City Council meeting re: Museum Science parking lot. scanMar 3
  85. 85C. Clinton re: basketball team of Cambridge High and Latin School. scanMar 3
  86. 86M. Sullivan Re: The Reitrement of Harold G. "Hap" Kern. scanMar 3
  87. 87M. Sullivan re: "Employ the Older Worker Week" scanMar 3
  88. 88Position of the John F. Kennedy Archives on 5 neighborhoods around Harvard Square. scanMar 3
  89. 89C. Danehy re: congratulating Matignon High School scanMar 10
  90. 90C. Graham re: Council congratulating the Tenants Council of Roosevelt Towers. scanMar 10
  91. 91M. Sullivan re: meeting of March 17 is cancelled scanMar 10
  92. 92C. Russell resolutions on Donald T. Loder scanMar 10
  93. 93M. Sullivan re: committee to draw up resolutions on Roger O'Sullivan. scanMar 10
  94. 94Committee on Crime Control. scanMar 10
  95. 95Ten Mile Race - Alewife Brook Parkway via Mass. Avenue scanMar 10
  96. 96Ten Mile Race - Mass. Ave. from Arlington scanMar 10
  97. 97Expressing gratitude to Mrs. St. George scanMar 10
  98. 98Comm. from Robert LaTremouille transmitting a letter from Mayor Kevin White recording opposition to the Allston parking site for the Kennedy Museum. scanMar 10
  99. 99Awaiting report re: slanted curb cuts. scanMar 10
  100. 100Comm. from the Cambridge Teachers Assoc. favoring the constr[?] uction of the Kennedy library in Cambridge scanMar 10
  101. 101M. Sullivan re: submission of legislation for annuity for Mrs. Dennis McCarthy scanMar 10
  102. 102to open the Cambridge Reservoir in the Town of Lincoln & Waltham to the public for fishing scanMar 24
  103. 103Red Line Extension through Harvard Square scanMar 24
  104. 104Application for a Certificate of Appropriateness from the First [?] Church Unitarian Univeraalist. scanMar 24
  105. 105Chapter 51 of the Acts of 1975 the same being "An Act Requiring the Middlesex County Commissioners to Meet Twice Yaarly in the Town of Framingham and in the Cities of Lowell and Cambridge. Placed on file scanMar 24
  106. 106Invitation to the Francis A. Sealey Joint Educational Department [?] Annual Oratorical Contest. scanMar 24
  107. 107Response to inquires regarding the Teachers Association exec- itove Board's letter concerning the location of John F. Kennedy Library. scanMar 24
  108. 108Annual Report from the Metropolitan District Commission. scanMar 24
  109. 109awaiting report relative to garden plots. scanMar 24
  110. 110Notice of a public hearing re: Annual Rivers and Harbors on April 24, 1975 at 10:30 A.M. scanMar 24
  111. 111C. Vellucci re: inability of the Museum of Science to communication with the City Council & East Cambridge residents. scanMar 24
  112. 112C. Russell resolutions on Thomas "Unkie" Fitzgerald. scanMar 24
  113. 113M. Sullivan re: congratulating the National Association for Armenian Studies and Research. scanMar 24
  114. 114C. Russell and Clinton re: congratulating the cheerleaders of St. Mary's High School. scanMar 24
  115. 115C. Danehy & Russell re: congratulating the Matignon High School cheerleaders. scanMar 24
  116. 116C. Danehy & Russell Re: congratulating defensemen Kevin Flynn of the Matignon High School Hockey Team. scanMar 24
  117. 117C. Danehy & Russell re: congratulating the Matignon High School Hockey Team. scanMar 24
  118. 118M. Sullivan re: "Matignon High School Hockey Team Day." scanMar 24
  119. 119M. Sullivan re: congratulating the Wellington- Harrington Citizens Committee. scanMar 24
  120. 120C. Vellucci re: Kennedy Library. scanMar 24
  121. 121implementation of Chapter 32, Section 90A, 90C and 90D. scanMar 24
  122. 122Report from the Cambridge Housing Authority. scanMar 24
  123. 123M. Sullivan re: congratulating the Rindge Technical & Latin School choral and musical groups. scanMar 31
  124. 124M. Sullivan re: Mary Watts scanMar 31
  125. 125M. Sullivan resolutions on Robert W. Bright scanMar 31
  126. 126C. Russell re: congratulating the Matignon High School Hockey Team Coaches. scanMar 31
  127. 127Resignation of Thaddeus Beal to the Cambridge Redevelopment Authority scanMar 31
  128. 128Annual report from the New England Telephone Co. scanMar 31
  129. 129House Bill #4803 scanMar 31
  130. 130M. Sullivan resolutions Patsy Dattero scanMar 31
  131. 131Comm from RobertsGibbons requesting a hearing on April 7, 1975 re: the current fiscal situation and pending legislation before the United States Congress. scanApr 7
  132. 132Comm. from Councillor Graham thanking the City Council for their remembrance during the past week. scanApr 7
  133. 133Invitation from Bradford Washburn to the Museum of Science for the City Council, City Manager and staff. scanApr 7
  134. 134C. Russell re: non-contributory pensioners cost of living increase. scanApr 7
  135. 135M. Sullivan resolutions on Thaddeus R. "Ted" Beal. scanApr 7
  136. 136M. Sullivan congratulations to Mr. & Mrs. Rikk Larsen. scanApr 7
  137. 137M. Sullivan resolutions on John Murphy. scanApr 7
  138. 138C. Clinton resolutions on the East Cambridge Boys Club. scanApr 7
  139. 139M. Sullivan resolutions on James R. Ferguson. scanApr 7
  140. 140Comm. from Manuel Rogers requesting permits for the Annual Feast of Santo Cristo. scanApr 7
  141. 141Information of the appraiser of the Telephone Building. scanApr 7
  142. 142Comm. from the Conservation Commission re: to the root configuration of the Sycamore Trees along the Charles River. scanApr 7
  143. 143M. Sullivan re: Jaycees VD Awareness Week. scanApr 7
  144. 144Request for hearing on April 14, 1975 by the employees of Local 195. scanApr 14
  145. 145Opinion from City Solicitor re: Lucky Garden Restaurant. scanApr 14
  146. 146Halfway house on Corporal McTernan St. & copy of housing code inspection report. scanApr 14
  147. 147Re: use of fertilizer. scanApr 14
  148. 148Restoration of "Old Engine 8" scanApr 14
  149. 149Re: fishing in the Cambridge Water Reservoir scanApr 28
  150. 150Transferring the jurisdiction of the dump site to the School Committee scanApr 28
  151. 151Acquisition of the Hovey Avenue site for the off site parking for the High School Complex scanApr 28
  152. 152Comm. from John R. McCarthy requesting visitors' parking permits to all School Department personnel who request them. scanApr 28
  153. 153Comm. from Senator Joseph F. Timilty re: H 5600 The Zoning Act Revision scanApr 28
  154. 154Order of taking on the Commercial Ave. area. scanApr 28
  155. 155Comm. from Oscar S. Mathews & Charles W. Welsh requesting a public hearing for a permit for a shuttle service. scanApr 28
  156. 156Comm. from Ted Live re: Garden Plot Project scanApr 28
  157. 157Comm. from Robert J. LaTremouille transmitting resignation of himself and Mary Bradford from the City Council Liaison Committee. scanApr 28
  158. 158Notice from DPU of a public hearing on May 12, 1975 at 10:30 am on the petition of Vocell Bus Co., Inc. for a license for the carriage of passengers. scanApr 28
  159. 159Notice from DPU of a public hearing on May 12, 1975 at 11:00 am on the petition of Metropolitan Coach Service, Inc. for a license for the carriage of passengers. scanApr 28
  160. 160Comm. from Paul R. Corcoran, Jr. expressing gratitude. scanApr 28
  161. 161Comm. from Katharine D. Corcoran expressing gratitude. scanApr 28
  162. 162C. Russell re: congratulating Jack Brown scanApr 28
  163. 163C. Danehy resolutions on Charles "Chuck" Riley. scanApr 28
  164. 164C. Russell re: congratulating Conrad Fagone and Marcel St. Martin. scanApr 28
  165. 165C. Russell re: resolutions on Thomas H. Ford and his maintenance staff scanApr 28
  166. 166C. Clinton re: congratulating the Bicentennial Commission. scanApr 28
  167. 167M. Sullivan re: "Charles River Cleanup Day in Cambridge" scanApr 28
  168. 168M. Sullivan & C. Russell resolutions on Mary Mellow Silva. scanApr 28
  169. 169C. Vellucci resolutions on Mr. & Mrs. Louis DePasquale scanApr 28
  170. 170M. Sullivan & C. Clinton resolutions on William Lambert. scanApr 28
  171. 171H.R. 5214 to amend and extend Section 312 of the 1964 Housing Act. scanMay 5
  172. 172Invitation to attend Seminar on May 8, 1975 at Rindge. scanMay 5
  173. 173C. Graham resolutions on Lloyd High Magbie. scanMay 5
  174. 174Joint Statements of MIT and Harvard on tax reform. scanMay 5
  175. 175Annual Report of Vital Statistics. scanMay 5
  176. 176Comm. from Anna Brigham transmitting disapproval of the peddlers being kicked out of Harvard Sq. area. scanMay 5
  177. 177Comm. from Barrie Cline transmitting disapproval of the taking out of peddlers in the Harvard Square Area. scanMay 5
  178. 178M. Sullivan resolution congratulating Mr. Anthony Apicella. scanMay 12
  179. 179M. Sullivan "Good Sport Day" scanMay 12
  180. 180M. Sullivan resolutions on Thomas J. Murphy. scanMay 12
  181. 181C. Vellucci re: high price of electridty scanMay 12
  182. 182Reenactment ot George Washington's ride. scanMay 12
  183. 183Memorial Day Bus Service. scanMay 12
  184. 184Comm. from Harvard and M.I.T. hearing schedule on Tax Reform. scanMay 12
  185. 185M. Sullivan "Senior Citizen Month." scanMay 12
  186. 186M. Sullivan "Better Hearing and Speech Month." scanMay 12
  187. 187Quarterly Report - Community Development Department Work in Progress scanMay 12
  188. 188Petition of Residents of Avon Hill Area to establish a Sticker Parking Program in said neighborhood scanMay 12
  189. 189Report Re: 345 Franklin Street. scanMay 12
  190. 190Hearing at 8:00 P.M. on Permission requested from Mark Mendell to paint poetic verses on city owned property. scanMay 12
  191. 191Comm. from Ted Beal appreciation for resolution on April 7, 1975. scanMay 19
  192. 192C. Vellucci resolution relative to the ship Mayaguez. scanMay 19
  193. 193C. Russell Re: late orders in council kits. scanMay 19
  194. 194C. Vellucci Re: Recreation Commission. scanMay 19
  195. 195C. Vellucci Re: committee to review health & sanitary problem at the East Cambridge Teen Center. scanMay 19
  196. 196M. Sullivan resolution on Judge Jeremiah J. Sullivan. scanMay 19
  197. 197M. Sullivan resolution on Leroy Anderson. scanMay 19
  198. 198C. Graham resolutions on Katherine Owens. scanMay 19
  199. 199M. Sullivan resolutions on Joseph L. C. Santoro scanMay 19
  200. 200M. Sullivan resolutions on Harold V. "Bob" Coyne. scanMay 19
  201. 201M. Sullivan & C. Danehy resolutions on Henry Woods. scanMay 19
  202. 202Comm. from Allan A. Fishman relative to parking problems around the Third District Court House. scanMay 19
  203. 203Appreciation from the Bicentennial Commission. scanMay 19
  204. 204Comm. from Jennifer Donham expressing disapproval at the removal of the peddlers from the Harvard Square area. scanMay 19
  205. 205Comm. from Manuel Rogers requesting permit for the Annual Feast of St. Anthony. scanMay 19
  206. 206Chapter 165 of the Acts of 1975 the same being "An Act Providing for for the Reinstatement of William G. Maher to the Position of Patrolman in the Police Department of the City of Cambridge. - Placed on file" scanMay 19
  207. 207Minor changes in the bond issue for the new secondary school complex scanMay 19
  208. 208Parking problem at Comeau Field. scanMay 19
  209. 209Report on the future of the Old Superior Court house of Middlesex County and Putnam School. scanMay 19
  210. 210C. Graham Rent Control Charter Righted scanJun 2
  211. 211C. Vellucci congratulations to Domenic Bonacci on conditions of the the Cambridge Cemetery. scanJun 2
  212. 212C. Vellucci re: comprehensive street cleaning. scanJun 2
  213. 213M. Sullivan congratulating Sister Anne Louise. scanJun 2
  214. 214C. Danehy re: abolishing the Rent Control Administration & replacing it with a Board of Grievances. scanJun 2
  215. 215Street Cleaning Schedule for June, 1975. scanJun 2
  216. 216Comm. from the East Cambridge Businessmen's Assoc. re: Sign Ordinance. scanJun 2
  217. 217Invitation to the Mass. State Oratorical Contest on June 1, 1975. scanJun 2
  218. 218Progress Report on Kendall Square Development. scanJun 2
  219. 219water rates for M.I.T. and Harvard University. scanJun 2
  220. 220Ordinance re: Council on Aging. scanJun 2
  221. 221M. Sullivan resolutions on George F. Olesen scanJun 2
  222. 222Commencement of Central Square improvments from Cambridge City City Hall to Lafayette. scanJun 2
  223. 223M. Sullivan resolution on Sister Anne Louise. scanJun 16
  224. 224M. Sullivan resolutions on Monsignor Thomas P. Fallon. scanJun 16
  225. 225C. Clinton resolutions on Jose Luis. scanJun 16
  226. 226M. Sullian resolutions on Joseph D. Crowley. scanJun 16
  227. 227M. Sullivan re: to the National Flood Insurance Program. scanJun 16
  228. 228Comm. from April Oray to present the Bicycle Commissions year-end report on June 23, 1975 scanJun 16
  229. 229Certificate of appropriateness for exterior alterations to the Phillips Brooks House. scanJun 16
  230. 230Comm. [?] scanJun 16
  231. 231List of active Auxiliary Fire Department members. scanJun 16
  232. 232"701" Community Planning and Management Assistance Program. scanJun 16
  233. 233Re: National Floor Insurance Program. scanJun 16
  234. 234C. Vellucci resolutions on the second anniversary and Mrs. Jean DePasquale[?] Pasquale. scanJun 23
  235. 235C. Vellucci re: Petition of Peter Pierron, et als re: Public Speaking. scanJun 23
  236. 236C. Vellucci resolutions on Louis F. Agneta. scanJun 23
  237. 237C. Vellucci resolutions on Thomas Walker. scanJun 23
  238. 238M. Sullivan resolutions on "Cambridge Boy Scout Camp Quinapoxet Day. scanJun 23
  239. 239C. Vellucci resolutions on Arthur W. Botelho. scanJun 23
  240. 240C. Ackermann re: to the Bicycle Commission. scanJun 23
  241. 241Relative to the Office of Veteran's Benefits and Services. scanJun 23
  242. 242Comm. from Paul G. Cowles, Superintendent of Recreation, re: lack of action on renovations and repairs to play areas included under the Capital Improvement Program. scanJun 23
  243. 243Summary Report prepared by the Community Development Dept. scanJun 23
  244. 244Comm. from the City Manager transmitting one from Edward D. McCarthy City Solicitor and Lauren Preston, Traffic Department re: to a lease arrangement between the City of Cambridge and Bioran Medical Lab. scanJun 23
  245. 245Three rescinding orders previously adopted by the Council. scanJun 23
  246. 246Junk and second hand dealers. scanJun 23
  247. 247Report of the Bicycle Commission submitted by April Oray. scanJun 23
  248. 248Comm. from C. Duehay transmitting a resolution re: to the Red line Rapid Transit Station at Porter Sq. scanJun 23
  249. 249Petition of Peter Pierron for an hearing re: drug abuse. scanJun 23
  250. 250Comm. from the Cambridge School Committee re: to the development plan of the High School Complex. scanJun 23
  251. 251Duties of the Recreation Department. scanJun 23
  252. 252Comm. from Sander Poritzky urging the City Council to vote against the proposed sign ordinance. scanJun 23
  253. 253Comm. from C. J. Furattini re: proposed Sign Ordinance. scanJun 23
  254. 254Comm. from the City Clerk transmitting a proposed order re: to Calendar Items at the end of this legislative session. scanJun 23
  255. 255Comm. from the City Manager relative to the implementation of Chapter 32 Section 95A. scanJun 23
  256. 256sites to be included in the new secondary facility complex. scanJun 23
  257. 257petition of Robert B. Buckley for a fruit market scanJun 23
  258. 258M. Sullivan, Councillors Clinton, Danehy, Russell and Vellucci, re reaffirming by the construction of the John F. Kennedy Library complex. scanJun 23
  259. 259C. Russell re: favoring the erection of a suitable memorial to John F. Kennedy. scanJun 23
  260. 260Community Renewal Program scanJun 23
  261. 261C. Ackermann re: closing the Memorial Drive from the Eliot Bridge to to the Boston University Bridge. scanJun 23
  262. 262C. Danehy re: City Council in opposition to the principle of "Selective Certification." scanJun 23
  263. 263C. Duehay re: committee to establish events on the common for the residents. scanJun 23
  264. 264C. Vellucci re: renaming Plympton Street to Lampoon Avenue. scanJun 23
  265. 265C. Graham re: $100,000.00 to the Just-A-Start Program. scanJun 23
  266. 266C. Ackermann re: Kennedy Library. scanJun 23
  267. 267C. Graham re: Rent Control. scanJun 23
  268. 268Reconsideration moved by C. Duehay on the order introduced by C. Vellucci re: to decontrol rents. scanJun 23
  269. 269City Solicitor Opinion re: splitting Parcels scanJun 23
  270. 270Compensation for members of the Police Dept. based on years of service. scanJun 23
  271. 271Compensation for members of the Fire Dept. based on years of service. scanJun 23
  272. 272C. Vellucci re: "NoSmoking" in the City Council Chambers. scanJun 9
  273. 273C. Vellucci invitation to Dennis Barber re: to decontrolling all vacant apartments. scanJun 9
  274. 274C. Russell resolutions on Gertrude O'Sullivan. scanJun 9
  275. 275C. Vellucci re: trailer trucks at the Millers River Apartment b building causing distrubance of peace. scanJun 9
  276. 276Comm. from Ted Moynahan re: enforcing the litter ordinance of the City of Cambridge. scanJun 9
  277. 277Hearing notice received from D.P.U. re: Cambridge Electric Light Co. rate schedule. scanJun 9
  278. 278Appreciation sent from Thomas J. Murphy. scanJun 9
  279. 279Comm. from Dr. Joseph R. Asiaf, M.D. re: towing situation of his wife's car. scanJun 9
  280. 280Proposed legislation to appoint Traffic Control Officers & to promulgate regulations the towing & removal of repeatedly tagged motor vehicles. scanJun 9
  281. 281Comm. from James A. Cleary, et al in opposition to the Under ground garage on Nutting Rd. scanJun 9
  282. 282Comm. from Ruth E. Thompson re: placing of public works equipment on sidewalks during various excavation jobs. scanJul 28
  283. 283Comm. from J. H. Phillips re: opposition to any proposed change in the zoning ordinance as it relates to the Inman Street area. scanJul 28
  284. 284Comm. from Youville Hosp. requesting a meeting to discuss future development plans of the hospital. scanJul 28
  285. 285Relative to reimbursement for a car accident. scanJul 28
  286. 286Petition of Robert Wl Healy Asst. City Mgr. for a proposed zoning amendment relative to 93 Bolton Street. scanJul 28
  287. 287Comm. from Nicole Symons relative to the policy of local establishments not having toilets for customer use. scanJul 28
  288. 288Special meeting notice. scanJul 28
  289. 289C. Russell resolutions on Mary Castriotta. scanJul 28
  290. 290C. Russell resolutions congratulating William R. Paine and Robert Malkasian. scanJul 28
  291. 291Michael J. Lack, Esq. of the Law Firm of Withington, Cross, Park & Groden is classified as a "Special Municipal Employee." scanJul 28
  292. 292M. Sullivan resolutions on Walter Carney. scanJul 28
  293. 293M. Sullivan resolutions on Northeastern Distributors, Inc. scanJul 28
  294. 294C. Vellucci re: upcoming municipal elections. scanJul 28
  295. 295Rescinding order of April 28, 1975 acquiring the premises numbered 7-31 Hovey Avenue. scanJul 28
  296. 296Intersection of Cambridge Street and Webster Avenue. scanSep 8
  297. 297Traffic conditions on Calendar and Magee Streets scanSep 8
  298. 298Order-RE: Tracks on Sherman Street. (C. Russell) scanSep 8
  299. 299Resolve-RE: "One Hundredth Anniversary of the founding of Saint Paul's Church." (Mayor Sullivan) scanSep 8
  300. 300Order-Re: insurance coverage. (C. Vellucci) scanSep 8
  301. 301Resolutions on Francis X. Galgay. (C. Vellucci) scanSep 8
  302. 302Resolutions on Charles N. Moore. (Mayor Sullivan) scanSep 8
  303. 303Resolutions on Keith Barnett. (Mayor Sullivan) scanSep 8
  304. 304Resolve-RE: to the holdup at University Trust Co. (C. Danehy) scanSep 8
  305. 305Resolutions on Lillian Stead. (Mayor Sullivan) scanSep 8
  306. 306Communication from Robert J. LaTremouille re: the park donated by Frederick H. Rindge. scanSep 8
  307. 307Communication from Robert J. LaTremouille re: promotions in the Police Department. scanSep 8
  308. 308Petition of M. Madeline Vinicomb for reimbursement for an injury received in fall on Inman Street. scanSep 8
  309. 309Communication from the family of Forrest Gould expressing gratitude to the members of the City Council. scanSep 8
  310. 310Communication from Margaret Colangelo requesting reimbursement for a broken window from kids playing ball at Hoyt Field. scanSep 8
  311. 311Communication from John R. Sennott, Jr., Chairman of the License Commission re: all licensed restaurants and alcoholic beverages. scanSep 8
  312. 312Communication from Philip J. Porter, M. D. expressing gratitude to the members of the City Council. scanSep 8
  313. 313Notice of a public hearing re: to the propriety of the rates and charges set forth by the Cambridge Electric Light Co. scanSep 8
  314. 314Notice of a public hearing re: billing and bill collection, residential telephone service termination by the NET&T. scanSep 8
  315. 315Schedule of the Knox Trail Reenactment scanSep 8
  316. 316Notice of SPECIAL MEETING of July 28, 1975. scanJul 28
  317. 317Communication from Peter G. Fallon expressing gratitude to the City Council. scanSep 15
  318. 318Communication from Henry Wise re: petition for special legislation relating to the establishment of fees by the City Council. scanSep 15
  319. 319Communication from the Police Association re: to General Laws, Chapter 44, Section 53C. scanSep 15
  320. 320Communication from Steven G. Colosim regarding a broken windshield. scanSep 15
  321. 321Guidelines for employment of CETA positions. scanSep 15
  322. 322Restrictions on Patisan Political Activity. scanSep 15
  323. 323Classifying the law firm of Brown, Rudnick, Freed & Gesner as a "SPECIAL MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEE." scanSep 15
  324. 324Elimination of barrel rolling and separate garbage collections. scanSep 15
  325. 325Order-opposition to any change in the method of garbage and barrel rolling (C. Danehy & Vellucci) scanSep 15
  326. 326Resolutions on Horace B. Headley (C. Graham) scanSep 15
  327. 327Resolutions on Fire Captain Kevin Fitzgerald (C. Danehy) scanSep 15
  328. 328Resolutions on the boarding up of vacant buildings (C. Graham) scanSep 15
  329. 329Report entitled: "CETA Performance Indicators New England Regional Quarter Four Fy 75." scanSep 15
  330. 330Parking site at the High School scanSep 22
  331. 331Communication from the Inman Sq. Businessmen's Association requesting the assignment of Officer James Finn as day route man in the Inman Sq. area. scanSep 22
  332. 332Communication from Hariet Gresinger expressing support for the no smoking ordinance. scanSep 22
  333. 333Communication from Carol Reed expressing support for the ordinance relative to no smoking in public places. scanSep 22
  334. 334Communication from Middlesex Cambridge Lung Assoc. expressing support for the no smoking ordinance. scanSep 22
  335. 335Communication from D. M. Shotton expressing support for the no smoking ordinance. scanSep 22
  336. 336Communication from James D. Weinrich, Harvard Univ. relative to the no smoking ordinance. scanSep 22
  337. 337Communication from Susan Flint, 40 Grozier St., relative to the no smoking ordinance. scanSep 22
  338. 338Communication from Juliann C. Beckendog, 24 Camp St., relative to the no smoking ordinance. scanSep 22
  339. 339Communication received from Kenneth Marks, 30 Dover St., relative to cable television. scanSep 22
  340. 340Communication from Mrs. Eileen Verrocchi, 133 Elm St., requesting reimbursement for the repairing of her rings. scanSep 22
  341. 341Communication from Miriam Nicoli, 12 Holly Ave., relative to the ordinance on smoking in public places. scanSep 22
  342. 342Communication from David Nicoli, 12 Holly Ave., relative to the ordinance on smoking in public places. scanSep 22
  343. 343Communication from William Highgas, Jr., re: to the movement of the bus stop located at 1875 Mass. Ave. scanSep 22
  344. 344Order-re : hearing on October 9, 1975 at 7 P.M. relative to the construction of a new high school complex. (C. Vellucci) scanSep 22
  345. 345Order-Transportation problems in Cambridge. (C. Vellucci) scanSep 22
  346. 346Order-resolutions on Anthony Colarusso. (Councillors Ackermann, Clinton, Danehy, Duehay, Graham, Russell, Vellucci and Wylie) scanSep 22
  347. 347Resolutions - Lillian E. Mahoney. (M. Sullivan) scanSep 22
  348. 348Resolutions - Rita M. McKenna (M. Sullivan) scanSep 22
  349. 349Order-Thanking the members of the Police Dept. (C.Ackermann) scanSep 22
  350. 350Order-Junction Realty Trust "conflict of interest" be waived or not (C. Vellucci) scanSep 22
  351. 351Order-Bus route for Granite, Magazine and Brookline Street area (C.Clinton) scanSep 22
  352. 352Call of Special meeting - September 24, 1975. scanSep 24
  353. 353Order-re: regulations covering housing policies (C. Graham) scanSep 29
  354. 354Order-committee to be appointed to draw up suitable resolutions on the death of Mrs. Mary Conway. scanSep 29
  355. 355Resolutions-Joseph J. Donahue (C. Russell) scanSep 29
  356. 356Resolutions-Rt. Rev. Monsignor Michael A. Costello (C. Vellucci) scanSep 29
  357. 357Resolution on the United Farm Workers of America (C. Graham) scanSep 29
  358. 358Communication from Gregory Silvio of 1705 Mass. Ave. favoring Ordinance No. 849. scanSep 29
  359. 359Communication from Mrs. Joseph S. Barr, Jr., favoring Ord. No. 849 scanSep 29
  360. 360Communication from Velia Fowler, 20 Ware Street favoring Ordinance No. 849. scanSep 29
  361. 361Communication from Fred Lanni, 12 Osford Street, favoring Ordinance No. 849. scanSep 29
  362. 362Communication from Steven Beckendorg favoring ordinance No. 849 scanSep 29
  363. 363Communication from George Teso outlining the street schedule for the month of October. scanSep 29
  364. 364Communication from Mary Lane Stevens of 122 Hancock Street re: to the disposal of litter and the care of property in the Hancock Street area. scanSep 29
  365. 365not yet captured from this volume—
  366. 366Committee to draw up resolution on Hope Funkhouser (C. Ackermann) scanOct 6
  367. 367Resolutions on St. Paul's Parish (M. Sullivan) scanOct 6
  368. 368Resolutions on East End House ( C. Vellucci) scanOct 6
  369. 369Resolutions People In Portugal Day (C. Vellucci) scanOct 6
  370. 370City Clerk to notify inhabitant to vote (M. Sullivan) scanOct 6
  371. 371Resolution on the rights of all people (C. Clinton) scanOct 6
  372. 372Resolutions on the mail delivery difficulties. (C. Wylie) scanOct 6
  373. 373Order-congratulating the staff of the Boston Herald American. (C. VEllucci) scanOct 6
  374. 374Order - 25th anniversary of Rev. Ernest D. Thompson scanOct 6
  375. 375Petition of Gertrude Wright requesting reimbursement for injury received by her son. scanOct 6
  376. 376Chapter 613 of the Acts of 1975, the sme being "An Act Designating a Certain Section of Charles W. Greenough Boulevard as Charles River Road." - Placed on file scanOct 6
  377. 377Comm. from Edward J. Sullivan , Clerk of Courts re: the City's assessment for County costs. scanOct 6
  378. 378Communication from Marjorie Peters of Hingham relative to Ordinance No. 849. scanOct 6
  379. 379Acceptance of Riverside Place as a Public way. scanOct 6
  380. 380Communication from Lawrence W. Frisoli re: to the City Auditor scanOct 6
  381. 381Comm. from Mary MacGrath-Kearney of Cohasset re: to Ordinance No. 849. scanOct 6
  382. 382Comm. from J. Kenneth Griffin, Dir. of the Rent Board re: to the decreasing of the tax rate. scanOct 6
  383. 383Order-an act to retire John Gentile[?] at Full Salary, (M. Sullivan) scanOct 6
  384. 384City boycotting iceberg lettuce and California table grapes. scanOct 6
  385. 385Repaving of Prospect Street at the corner of Cambridge Street. scanOct 20
  386. 386Answer-Back-up rescue truck scanOct 20
  387. 387Answer-repaving of Concord Ave. from Buckingham St. to Huron Ave. scanOct 20
  388. 388Answer-issuing of building permits. scanOct 20
  389. 389Answer-disposal of leaves. scanOct 20
  390. 390Answer-survey of heating system at the V.F. W. Post 7353. scanOct 20
  391. 391Library Park. scanOct 20
  392. 392Notice of public hearing re: to the proposed improvements or extension to its Park Systems. scanOct 20
  393. 393Comm. from Maureen Hanson of Cambridge relative to the No Smoking Ordinance. scanOct 20
  394. 394Street Cleaning Schedule for November, 1975. scanOct 20
  395. 395Chapter 630 of the Acts of 1975. - Placed on file scanOct 20
  396. 396Notice of public hearing for approval of the issuance and sale of secured notes. scanOct 20
  397. 397Resolutions on William D. Doddy (M. Sullivan) scanOct 20
  398. 398Resolutions on Dr. Charles A. Brusch (C. Vellucci) scanOct 20
  399. 399Resolutions on the Portuguese Continental Union (C. Russell) scanOct 20
  400. 400Resolutions on Dr. David Baltimore (M. Sullivan) scanOct 20
  401. 401Resolutions on the right to live. (C. Clinton and Russell.) scanOct 20
  402. 402Resolutions on Rev. George D. Vartzelis (C. Vellucci) scanOct 20
  403. 403Resolutions on Daniel Frangos (C. Clinton) scanOct 20
  404. 404Resolutions on "Cambridge Bicyèle Law Enforcement Week." (M. Sullivan) scanOct 20
  405. 405Resolutions on the City Manager's salary (C. Clinton) scanOct 20
  406. 406Order-gratitude to the members of the Rescue Squad and the Police Dept. (C. Russell) scanOct 27
  407. 407Order-Anti busing amendment (C. Vellucci) scanOct 27
  408. 408Resolutions on "Mental Retardation Month" (M. Sullivan) scanOct 27
  409. 409Resolutions on Hope Mayor Funkhouser (C. Ackermann) scanOct 27
  410. 410Communication from the East Cambridge Planning Team re: the demolition of the former Putnam School. scanOct 27
  411. 411Communication from the MBTA re: hearing schedule for October 27, 1975 at 8:30 P.M. scanOct 27
  412. 412Communication from Carl F. Barron re: Sign ordinance. scanOct 27
  413. 413Communication from Sander Poritzky, Pres. of the Skill Bureau, re: the Sign Ordinance. scanOct 27
  414. 414Congratulations from the Wellington-Harrington Citizens Committee fro reducing the tax rate. scanNov 3
  415. 415Public meeting at the Kennedy School Auditorium on Nov. 6, 1975. at 7:30 P.M. re: Kendall Square Project Area. scanNov 3
  416. 416Demelition of property at Russell St. & Mass. Ave. scanNov 3
  417. 417Communication from the Chamber of Commerce re: Proposed Sign Ordinance scanNov 3
  418. 418Communication from the Chairman of the License Commission re: Ordinance No. 848. scanNov 3
  419. 419Communication from Nicholas Provo, et al, re: to ordinance No. 848. scanNov 3
  420. 420Response from the City Solicitor re: increasing the maximum fine for any violation of city ordiance. scanNov 3
  421. 421Comm. from the Army Corp of Enginees re: public hearing on Water Quality. scanNov 3
  422. 422Communication from the Holy Trinity Armenian Apostolic Church of Greater Boston re: traffic light on the corner of Brattle and Sparks St. scanNov 3
  423. 423Order-Resolutions on Professor Douglas Payne Adams (M. Sullivan) scanNov 3
  424. 424Proclamation-Youth Appreciation Week (M. Sullivan) scanNov 3
  425. 425Resolutions-Chief Daniel M. Burke (M. Sullivan) scanNov 3
  426. 426Resolutions-Thomas Cusack (M. Sullivan) scanNov 3
  427. 427Resolutions-Allen Cremins (M. Sullivan) scanNov 3
  428. 428Resolutions-Horace Lindbergh & Alice Wright (M. Sullivan) scanNov 3
  429. 429Roll Call on motion to adjourn at the meeting of November 10, 1975. scanNov 10
  430. 430Order-Lodging houses (C. Graham, Danehy, Duehay) scanNov 17
  431. 431Order Inauguration Committee (M. Sullivan) scanNov 17
  432. 432Resolution-Mariano and Carmen Rivero (M. Sullivan) scanNov 17
  433. 433Order-no land taking at Youville Hospital (M. Sullivan) scanNov 17
  434. 434Resolution-Abraham Fishman (M. Sullivan) scanNov 17
  435. 435Resolution-Mrs. Anna Trant (M. Sullivan) scanNov 17
  436. 436Order-renaming the Cambridge Police Academy to the Chief Francis A. Pisani Police Academy. (M. Sullivan) scanNov 17
  437. 437Resolution-Dee Sausage Co. (C. Vellucci) scanNov 17
  438. 438Resolution-Stephen C. Gosby (M. Sullivan) scanNov 17
  439. 439Resolution-Chief Francis A. Pisani(M. Sullivan, Councillors Ackermann, Clinton, Danehy, Duehay, Graham, Russell, VEllucci and Wylie) scanNov 17
  440. 440Communication from the teacher of the Group School extending condolences. scanNov 17
  441. 441Communication from John F. LYons re:-to three new firehouses in East Cambridge. scanNov 17
  442. 442Communication from the Cambridge Auxiliary Fire Department re: to improvements for safer and reliable operation in the CAFD. scanNov 17
  443. 443Communication from the Wellington-Harrington Citizens Comm. re: to the City's tax rate. scanNov 17
  444. 444Communication from Edward M. Kennedy, U. S. Senator, re: to the Human Life Amendment to the Constitution. scanNov 17
  445. 445Communication from Nicholas J. Fratto, Acting Chief of Police, extending his gratitude to the Council for their support and sympathy during the period of mourning of the late Chief Francis A. Pisani. scanNov 17
  446. 446Communication from George Teso re: to the first public parking garage. scanNov 17
  447. 447Communication from Robert G. Neiley, Chairman of the Historical Commission re: to the great value of the Putnam School. scanNov 17
  448. 448Communications from Robert LaTremouille re: to the construction of the Library Park. scanNov 17
  449. 449Communication from James G. Clawson re: to Cambridge Parking Permits. scanNov 17
  450. 450Order-Congratulating the Harvard Football Team (C. Vellucci) scanNov 24
  451. 451Order-Congratulating the members of the 1975 Municipal Garden Program (C. Ackermann) scanNov 24
  452. 452Order-filing an Act re: to the Dept. of Health and Hospital, and the creation of a Health Policy Board. (C. Ackermann) scanNov 24
  453. 453Order-Cancellation of the meeting of Dec. 1, 1975. (M. Sullivan) scanNov 24
  454. 454Resolution on Rent Control (C. Ackermann) scanNov 24
  455. 455Communication from William E. Lynskey re: Mayor Michael J. Neville Manor scanNov 24
  456. 456Communication from George Teso, Traffic Director re: to the Resident Parking Program. scanNov 24
  457. 457Cleaning of Streets for the month of December scanNov 24
  458. 458Communication from Olin E. Teague transmitting copies of the Antibusing Act of 1975. scanNov 24
  459. 459Communication from Mary King re: to the Council clearing up the condition of the street going into the Fresh Pond Shopping Center. scanNov 24
  460. 460Comm. from the Veterans Organization re: to the appointment to the Historical Commission. scanNov 24
  461. 461Order-Question of the Kennedy Library Complex on the ballot. (C. Vellucci) scanNov 24
  462. 462Order-demolition of the property located at 160-166½ Pearl St. (C. Duehay) scanDec 8
  463. 463Resolutionson General Revenue Sharing (C. Vellucci) scanDec 8
  464. 464Order-CETA Program ( C. Vellucci) scanDec 8
  465. 465Resolutions on Richard A. Tarantino (M. Sullivan) scanDec 8
  466. 466Order-decorations in Central Square (M. Sullivan) scanDec 8
  467. 467Resolutions on Mrs. Francis Goldberg (M. Sullivan) scanDec 8
  468. 468Resolutions on St. Mary's High School Football Team (M. Sullivan) scanDec 8
  469. 469Communication from the City Clerk relative to Junior Fire Marshal Award Program. scanDec 8
  470. 470Petition of Benjamin Boghosian for reimbursement for damages on his car. scanDec 8
  471. 471Report from the Executive Secretary of the Board of Election Commissioners, re: to the election of City Councillors and School Committee. scanDec 8
  472. 472Communication from Stephen Curwood, 151 Vassal Lane, re: to a pedestrian walkway over Rt. 2. scanDec 8
  473. 473Communication from the Mid-Cambridge Neighborhood Association re: to the High School Complex. scanDec 8
  474. 474Communication from Robert LaTremouille and Beryl Beney relative to the Library Park. scanNov 24
  475. 475Communication from the Cambridge Property Owners Association, Inc. relative to Rent Control. scanDec 15
  476. 476Communication from the Secretary of State, et als enclosing a job announcement for the position of Director of Campaign and Political Finance. scanDec 15
  477. 477Petition of Francis Fox Sprinkd, et al, relative to the development problems of the proposed high school complex and library park. scanDec 15
  478. 478Communication from Tulio I. Espada, President of the Spanish Council, re: to a bar being licensed on Hampshire St. scanDec 15
  479. 479Communication from James F. Rice, City Engineer, re: to the boundary Markers of the City of Cambridge under the requirements of Chapter 42 of the General Laws. scanDec 15
  480. 480Communication from S. Allen Toothaker, Regional Manpower Coordinator, ehclowing[?] a copy of Title I Grant Number 25-5-070--10 Modification Number 15 for filing. scanDec 15
  481. 481Communication from George Tese, Traffic Director re: to the naming of the intersection of Putnam Ave. and River St. Corporal Kenneth R. Lewis Sq. scanDec 15
  482. 482Notice of public hearing on January 6, 1976 at 10 A.M. re: to the petition of Hospital Transportation Service, Incl for a Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity. scanDec 15
  483. 483Communication from Hugh Lyons re: to appointments to the Historical Commission. scanDec 15
  484. 484Communication from the Council on Aging re: to the Putnam School Building. scanDec 15
  485. 485Communication from the Eastern Middlesex Opportunityies Cauncil Inc. re: to a Christmas Day dinner for elderly persons. scanDec 15
  486. 486Resolution on a status report re: Granite Street Bus Route. scanDec 15
  487. 487Resolutions on the Fresh Pond Reservation (C. Wylie) scanDec 15
  488. 488Order-to the position of Police Commissioner (C. Vellucci) scanDec 15
  489. 489Order to a meeting with officials from the MBTA re: to the status of the Granite St. bus route (C. Vellucci) scanDec 15
  490. 490Order-resolutions on the Neighborhood Family Health Center at 109 Windsor Street. (C. Clinton) scanDec 15
  491. 491Resolutions on Detective Edward Colleran. scanDec 15
  492. 492Building at 166 Pearl St. has been demolished. scanDec 22
  493. 493Communication from the Belmont Board of Selectman re: marking town boundary markers between Belmont and Cambridge. scanDec 22
  494. 494Communication from Better Cities Inc., re: Tenant elect process at 116 Norfolk St. is now in operation. scanDec 22
  495. 495Communication from John R. McCarthy, Secretary Cambridge Sthool Committee, requesting the City Clerk to administer the oaths to the School Communittee. scanDec 22
  496. 496Communication from Model Cities Board re: to Ordinance Nol 766. scanDec 22
  497. 497Communication from Martha Mahoney requesting the use of sound equipment for public rallies. scanDec 22
  498. 498Communication from Traffic Director re; snow emergencies. scanDec 22
  499. 499Notice of Public Hearing re: to rates and chargessfor the Dept. of Public Utilities. scanDec 22
  500. 500Notice of Public hearing re: to Chapter 164 of the General Laws, Section 76, 76C, 124D and 124E. scanDec 22
  501. 501Invitation to attend a special program re: to Regionalism and County Government. scanDec 22
  502. 502Reserve List for the Police Dept. scanDec 22
  503. 503Drainage and water problems on New St. scanDec 22
  504. 504Fresh Pond. scanDec 22
  505. 505Order-congratulating the plowing job and salting (C. Ackermann) scanDec 22
  506. 506Resolutions-Dr. Sumner Fredd. scanDec 22
  507. 507Resolution on the Wellington-Harrington Neighborhood Program. scanDec 22
  508. 508Comm. from M. Wechsler urging the City Council for support for a no compromise rent control policy. scanDec 29
  509. 509Resolution-Rent Control (M. Sullivan) scanDec 29
  510. 510Resolution-Rent Control (Ackermann) scanDec 29
  511. 511Resolution-congratulating Officers Thomas Tosi and Juan Sanchez (M. Sullivan) scanDec 29
  512. 512Resolution-on Firefighter John E. Cullinane (Sullivan) scanDec 29
  513. 513Order-matters in the files of the various committees of 1974-75 be recommitted to the same committees in 1976-77. (M. Sullivan) scanDec 29
  514. 514Order-Mayor to appoint a committee to draw up resolutions on Vice-Chairman Leonard J. Russell. (C. Vellucci) scanDec 29
  515. 515Order-Mayor to appoint a committee to draw up resolutions on Councillor David A. Wylie (Russell) scanDec 29
  516. 516Order-All City Council Calendar items which have not been acted upon be PLACED ON FILE: scanDec 29
  517. 517Placed on file-Order-Task Force to attend meeting relative to Route 2. (Ackermann) scanDec 29
  518. 518Placed on file-Order-Expanding the Harrington School (Clinton) scanDec 29
  519. 519Placed on file-Resolution-On WGBH TV and WGBH FM (Wylie.) scanDec 29
  520. 520Placed on file-Order-supporting legislative efforts to increase aid to cities and towns (Wylie) scanDec 29
  521. 521Placed on file-Order-Condition of the Teen Center on Cambridge Street (Russell & Vellucci) scanDec 29
  522. 522Placed on file-Order-Constitutional Anti-Busing Amendment. (Danehy.) scanDec 29
  523. 523Placed on file-Resolutions on the demolition of the Putnam School. (Clinton.) scanDec 29
  524. 524Re: to an adt in regard to the Commissioner of Health, Hospital, and Welfare. scanOct 6
  525. 525Discontinuance of distribution of funds from state lottery tickets. scanDec 15
  526. 526Communication from Joseph P. McGonagle, City Clerk of Medford, Mass. relative to the community Action Program. scanDec 30
  527. 527Comm. from William J. Cremins, Chief, Cambridge Fire Dept. Re: effect on firefighting of the closing of Brattle Street to traffic on Saturdays. scanDec 19
  528. 528Comm. from Cornelia B. Wheeler, Chairman, Planning for People, Re: Brattle Walk experiment. scanDec 20
  529. 529Status report on Parking in Harvard Square and on Nuttiag[?] Road mixed-use development scanFeb 24

Finance

497 actions · № 1–497
  1. 1Transfer of $55,000 to the Building Dept. scanJan 6
  2. 2Transfer of $200.00 in the Sealer of Weights and Measures Dept. scanJan 6
  3. 3Appropriation of $300.00 to the Mayor Dept. scanJan 6
  4. 4C. Clinton re: signs at the corner of Sidney and Henry Streets. scanJan 6
  5. 5C. Ackermann re: site for secondary athletic sites. scanJan 6
  6. 6C. Clinton re: list of alternative secondary school sites. scanJan 6
  7. 7C. Vellucci re: survey from Prison Point to Lechmere Square. scanJan 6
  8. 8C. Ackermann re: vacancy of the Cambridge Housing Authority to be filled with a senior citizen. scanJan 6
  9. 9Intergovernmental Personnel Act Grant; scanJan 13
  10. 10C. Ackermann re: Environmental Impact of the new secondary school complex. scanJan 13
  11. 11C. Clinton re: off street parking in the Inman Square area. scanJan 13
  12. 12M. Sullivan re: cleaning of historic monuments. scanJan 13
  13. 13M. Sullivan re: prohibiting the posting of signs. scanJan 13
  14. 14C. Vellucci re: Just-A-Start Program. scanJan 13
  15. 15C. Clinton re: City Manager to reduce salary of $52,000 by 15.6%. scanJan 13
  16. 16C. Clinton re: survey of Essex Street and Mass. Ave. scanJan 13
  17. 17Transfer in the Election Commission in the sum of $2,700.00 scanJan 13
  18. 18Transfer in the Budget Dept. in the sum of $1,200.00 scanJan 13
  19. 19C. Russell re: vacant apartments. scanJan 20
  20. 20C. Russell re: survey of traffic at the corner of Alewife Brook Parkway and Rindge Ave. scanJan 20
  21. 21C. Russell re: immediate issuance of the W-2 Tax Forms. scanJan 20
  22. 22C. Vellucci re: night clinic at the Cambridge Hospital scanJan 20
  23. 23M. Sullivan re: suspension of tagging at the Green Street location of the Division of Employment Security. scanJan 20
  24. 24C. Duehay re: Hot lunch program for the elderly scanJan 20
  25. 25C. Duehay re: city accounts are bearing maximum interest. scanJan 20
  26. 26C. Ackermann, Duehay & Vellucci re: report relative to the procedures for the payment of bills. scanJan 20
  27. 27C. Clinton re: Francis E. Sullivan Post. scanJan 20
  28. 28Appropriation of $400.00 to the Law Dept. scanJan 20
  29. 29Transfer of $141,442.00 to the Police Dept. scanJan 20
  30. 30Transfer of $5,190.00 to the Public Library. scanJan 20
  31. 31Appropriation of $32,126.20 to the Public Library. scanJan 20
  32. 32Transfer in the Executive Dept. in the sum of $1,500. scanJan 20
  33. 33Appropriation of $3,200.00 to the Executive Dept. scanJan 27
  34. 34Transfer of $1,000.00 to the Assessors Dept. scanJan 27
  35. 35Transfer of $800.00 in the Health Dept. scanJan 27
  36. 36Transfer of S15,000.00 in the City Infirmary scanJan 27
  37. 37Transfer of $5,300.00 in the Fire Dept. scanJan 27
  38. 38Transfer of $1,000.00 in the Water Dept. scanJan 27
  39. 39C. Ackermann re: arguments as to why the fuel adjustment program should not be implemented. scanJan 27
  40. 40C. Danehy re: census taking procedure is in compliance with the requirements of the General Laws of the Commonwealth. scanJan 27
  41. 41C. Vellucci re: $100,000.00 to the Just -A-Start Program. scanJan 27
  42. 42C. Russell re: repairing fence on Garden Street. scanJan 27
  43. 43C. Russell re: pedestrian walkway to connect Fresh Pond Shopping Center with rotary of Concord Ave. scanJan 27
  44. 44C. Ackermann re: equal pay for equal responsibility. scanJan 27
  45. 45C. Danehy re: Text Book Act. scanJan 27
  46. 46M. Sullivan re: formulation of an emergency housing plan scanJan 27
  47. 47M. Sullivan re: refurbish the City Council Chamber. scanJan 27
  48. 48M. Sullivan re: tot-lot adjacent to 920 Cambridge St. scanJan 27
  49. 49M. Sullivan re: Arson Squad in the Fire Department. scanFeb 3
  50. 50C. Vellucci re: Just-A-Start Program. scanFeb 3
  51. 51C. Clinton re: to completion of all litigation relative to police promotions to the rank of sergeants. scanFeb 3
  52. 52C. Graham re: expansion of Just-A-Start Program. scanFeb 3
  53. 53C. Graham re: Zerox copier machine forrthe Election Commission. scanFeb 3
  54. 54Transfer of $12,800 to F. A. M. I. S. scanFeb 3
  55. 55Trandfer of $1,500.00 to the Mayor's Dept. scanFeb 10
  56. 56Appropriation of $79.15 to the Law Dept. scanFeb 10
  57. 57Additional appropriation of $4,375.00 to the Traffic Dept. scanFeb 10
  58. 58C. Danehy re: Studies of Harvard Square. scanFeb 10
  59. 59C. Clinton re: Garden Project behind the City Infirmary. scanFeb 10
  60. 60C. Clinton re: Skating areas to be provided in various areas of the city. scanFeb 10
  61. 61C. Ackermann re: widening of Route 2 RE: Pollution. scanFeb 10
  62. 62C. Clinton and Danehy re: compliance of Chapter 83 Section 25. scanFeb 10
  63. 63C. Vellucci re: City Manager to cease payments to Attorney Gerald Gellerman. scanFeb 13
  64. 64C. Danehy and Russell re: filing of legislation to reinstate William G. Maher to his former position as patrolman of the Police Department of Cambridge. scanFeb 10
  65. 65C. Vellucci re: "Aide to the City Council." scanFeb 24
  66. 66C. Vellucci re: special counsel regarding the Kennedy Library Complex. scanFeb 24
  67. 67C. Russell re: Rindge Shelter. scanFeb 24
  68. 68C. Russell re: traffic survey at Mass. Ave. and Beech St. scanFeb 24
  69. 69C. Wylie re: stapling no parking signs on the trees. scanFeb 24
  70. 70C. Duehay re: conditions at the Neighborhood Health Clinic located at 109 Windsor St. scanFeb 24
  71. 71M. Sullivan re: reward to person or persons responsible for the murder of Patrick Terlizzi. scanFeb 24
  72. 72Additional appropriation of $1,123.90 to Housing and Community Development. scanFeb 24
  73. 73Transfer of $40,000.00 to the Public Works Dept. scanFeb 24
  74. 74Transfer of $200.00 to the Assessors' Dept. scanFeb 24
  75. 75Appropriation of $200.00 to the Law Dept. scanFeb 24
  76. 76Transfer of $475.00 to the Executive Dept. scanFeb 24
  77. 77Transfer of $650.00 in the Executive Dept. scanFeb 24
  78. 78Extending the time for the submission of the City Budget to the City Council an additional 30 days. scanMar 3
  79. 79Transfer of $62,000.00 to the Public Works Dept. scanMar 3
  80. 80Transfer of $10,000.00 to the Public Works Dept. scanMar 3
  81. 81Transfer of $430,415.00 in the Hospital Department scanMar 3
  82. 82C. Wylie re: slide demonstration of approximately 75 apartments scanMar 3
  83. 83C. Wylie re: Food Stamp Program scanMar 3
  84. 84C. Clinton re: investigate the halfway houses in Cambridge scanMar 3
  85. 85C. Clinton re: property tax. scanMar 3
  86. 86C. Clinton re: continuing the Cambridge Hotline Program scanMar 3
  87. 87C. Wylie re: new technology in fire fighting equipment scanMar 3
  88. 88C. Vellucci re: development of land along Brookline and Sidney Streets. scanMar 3
  89. 89C. Russell re: Radar Control Unit be assigned to 130-180 Concord Ave. scanMar 10
  90. 90C. Russell re: resurface the public way at the premises numbered 130-180 Concord Ave. scanMar 10
  91. 91C. Graham re: Incentive educational programs for middle managers scanMar 10
  92. 92C. Vellucci re: to put all apartments in livable condition in Washington Elms. scanMar 10
  93. 93C. Graham re: slanted curbings in the City scanMar 10
  94. 94M. Sullivan re: grant time off for employees who can be spared on March 17, 1975 scanMar 10
  95. 95M. Sullivan re: implementation of Chapter 32 Section 90A, 90C and 90D. scanMar 10
  96. 96C. Wylie re: State Aid Formula hearings scanMar 10
  97. 97C. Wylie re: incentibe pay for firefighters who complete fire [?] science programs. scanMar 10
  98. 98C. Danehy re: implement the Residential Sticker Parking Program throughout the entire city. scanMar 10
  99. 99C. Ackermann & Clinton re: funds to implemeht proposals of the Chief of Police for additional personnel and equipment. scanMar 10
  100. 100C. Ackermann & Clinton re: survey of the police station scanMar 10
  101. 101C. Clinton re: off-street parking for Police Officers. in the Central Square area. scanMar 10
  102. 102C. Danehy refurbishing the Rindge Shelter scanMar 10
  103. 103Use of the Cambridge Common. scanMar 10
  104. 104Transfer of $5,000.00 to the City Treasurer's Dept. scanMar 10
  105. 105Transfer of $1,000.00 to the Executive Dept. scanMar 10
  106. 106Transfer of $2,267.30 to the City Infirmary scanMar 10
  107. 107Appropriation of $223.49 to the Law Dept. scanMar 10
  108. 108Transfer of $160.00 to the Building Dept. scanMar 10
  109. 109Transfer of $6,000.00 in the Water Dept. scanMar 10
  110. 110Resolution to MBTA Red Line Extension in the Harvard Square Area. scanMar 24
  111. 111Affirmative Action Program scanMar 24
  112. 112Comprehensive plannning scanMar 24
  113. 113fishing at the Hobbs Brook and Fresh Pond Reservoir, C. Vellucci scanMar 24
  114. 114refurbishing the 1935 Seagrave fire engine, M. Sullivan scanMar 24
  115. 115survey of lighting on Thorndike Street, M. Sullivan scanMar 24
  116. 116M. Sullivan re: repair sidewalks on Third, Thorndike and Spring Streets. scanMar 24
  117. 117M. Sullivan re: time off for Good Friday. scanMar 24
  118. 118C. Russell & Vellucci re: erect a fence around lot formerly occupied by the Langley Teen Center. scanMar 24
  119. 119C. Russell & Vellucci re: assigning a police man to the Emergency Room of the Cambridge Hospital. scanMar 24
  120. 120Transfer of $100.00 to the Engineering Dept. scanMar 24
  121. 121Transfer of $42,500.00 in the Public Works Dept. scanMar 24
  122. 122Transfer of $14,800.00 to the Traffic Dept. scanMar 24
  123. 123Transfer of $200.00 to the Building Dept. scanMar 24
  124. 124Transfer of $400.00 to the Assessors' Dept. scanMar 24
  125. 125Transfer of $9,375.00 in the Fire Dept. scanMar 24
  126. 126Transfer of $1,000.00 to the Law Dept. scanMar 24
  127. 127Transfer in the Hospital Dept. of $90,665.42 scanMar 31
  128. 128Transfer of $250.00 to the License Comm. scanMar 31
  129. 129Transfer of $100.00 to the Building Dept. scanMar 31
  130. 130Transfer of $3,792.40 to the Health Dept. scanMar 31
  131. 131Transfer of $7,400.00 to the Retirement Board. scanMar 31
  132. 132Transfer of $2,000.00 to the Assessors Dept. scanMar 31
  133. 133HUD Neighborhood Facility projects 1004 and 1006 scanMar 31
  134. 134C. Clinton re: Executive Assistant for Industrial Development scanMar 31
  135. 135C. Danehy re: bus shelter on Rindge Ave. scanMar 31
  136. 136M. Sullivan re: posting of signs on all main streets through-out the city. scanMar 31
  137. 137M. Sullivan re: removal of tree at 76 Sixth Street. scanMar 31
  138. 138C. Russell re: withhoulding the licenses and or permits for the Lucky Garden Restaurant at 282 Concord Ave. scanMar 31
  139. 139C. Russell re: enforcement of Section 16019 of the General Ordinances of the City of Cambridge. scanMar 31
  140. 140Transfer of $30,000.00 to the Public Works Dept. scanApr 7
  141. 141Appropriation of $75,000.00 to the Executive Department scanApr 7
  142. 142Annual Budget Message scanApr 7
  143. 143C. Vellucci re: devise a plan to clean up every land and lot area in the city. scanApr 7
  144. 144C. Danehy re: walking patrolmen between Sullivan Square and City Hall. scanApr 7
  145. 145C. Clinton re: Bartley-Fox Gun Law. scanApr 7
  146. 146M. Sullivan re: adequate police protection throughout the city. scanApr 7
  147. 147C. Clinton re: repaving the basketball court at Lindstrom Field scanApr 7
  148. 148C. Clinton re: future development of the former Simplex Wire & Cable Co. site. scanApr 7
  149. 149C. Clinton re: conditiona in the halfway house on Corporal McTernan St. scanApr 7
  150. 150Annuity of $1,680.00 for Mrs. Ida B. Desmarais scanApr 7
  151. 151Appropriation of $88.50 to the Law Dept. scanApr 7
  152. 152Appropriation of $700.00 to the Annual Documents. scanApr 7
  153. 153Transfer of $1,000.00 to the Treasurers Dept. scanApr 7
  154. 154Transfer of $21,025.00 to the Recreation Dept. scanApr 7
  155. 155Transfer of $15,875.00 to the Recreation Dept. scanApr 7
  156. 156C. Vellucci re: relocating the Social Security office to a building in the Central Square area. scanApr 7
  157. 157Financial Return of the Boston Gas. Co. scanApr 14
  158. 158Financial Return of Cambridge Electric Co. scanApr 14
  159. 159Financial Return of Commonwealth Gas Co. scanApr 14
  160. 160Financial Return of Boston Edison Co. scanApr 14
  161. 161Order to amend H. B. 1958 scanApr 14
  162. 162Appropriation of $6,000.00 for the purchase of land at the corner of Elm and Hampshire Streets. scanApr 14
  163. 163Transfer of $3,000.00 to the City Clerk Dept. scanApr 14
  164. 164Transfer of $200.00 to the City Clerk Dept. scanApr 14
  165. 165Transfer of $14,000.00 to the Hospital Dept. scanApr 14
  166. 166M. Sullivan re: City Manager to come to an agreement with Local 195 on a new contract scanApr 14
  167. 167M. Sullivan resolutions Michael J. Neville. scanApr 14
  168. 168M. Sullivan resolutions on Dr. Timothy F. Crane. scanApr 14
  169. 169M. Sullivan re: Ward 2, Precinct 1 voting place to be changed. scanApr 14
  170. 170C. Duehay re: lighting at Lindstrom Field scanApr 28
  171. 171C. Clinton re: recreational facility in the Columbia St. Columbia Terrace area. scanApr 28
  172. 172C. Danehy re: change in the rubbish-garbage collection. scanApr 28
  173. 173C. Russell re: purchase of public address system. scanApr 28
  174. 174C. Danehy & Russell re: $300.00 to the Cambridge Youth Hockey Program scanApr 28
  175. 175C. Clinton re: heavy trucking equipment at 345 Franklin Street. scanApr 28
  176. 176C. Clinton re: survey of Allston and Magazine Street scanApr 28
  177. 177Transfer of $275,00 to the Traffic and Parking Dept. scanApr 28
  178. 178Transfer of $200.00 to the Civil Defence Department. scanApr 28
  179. 179Transfer of $2,759.00 to the Election Comm. scanApr 28
  180. 180Annuity of $1,680.00 for Mrs. Mary G. Sullivan. scanApr 28
  181. 181Transfer of $35.00 in the Sealer of Weights and Measures. scanApr 28
  182. 182Transfer of $100.00 to the License Comm. scanApr 28
  183. 183Transfer of $6,040.00 to the Library Dept. scanApr 28
  184. 184Additional Appropriation of $5,000.00 to the Library Dept. scanApr 28
  185. 185Concurrence of the loan order of $20,600,000.00 for the High School Complex. scanApr 28
  186. 186Loan Order of $20,600,000.00 for the High School Complex. scanApr 28
  187. 187Additional Appropriation of $132,500.00 to the Water Department scanMay 5
  188. 188Transfer of $43,000.00 to the Water Department. scanMay 5
  189. 189Transfer of $800.00 to the Treasurer's Department. scanMay 5
  190. 190Transfer of $272,736.00 in the Hospital Department. scanMay 5
  191. 191Transfer of $9,000.00 to the Electrical Department. scanMay 5
  192. 192Transfer of $50,000.00 to theFAMIS Account. scanMay 5
  193. 193Transfer of $143,858.00 to the Infirmary. scanMay 5
  194. 194State and National Conventions. scanMay 5
  195. 195C. Ackermann re: parking areas for recreation. scanMay 5
  196. 196C. Vellucci re: appropriation of $100,000.00 for hot lunch program for the elderly. scanMay 12
  197. 197Refinements of the budget. scanMay 12
  198. 198M. Sullivan re: widening lot at the corner of Cambridge Street & Webster Avenue. scanMay 12
  199. 199C. Danehy re: parking problem at Comeau Field. scanMay 12
  200. 200M. Sullivan re: busing program from the elderly housing projects to their voting places. scanMay 12
  201. 201C. Duehay re: J.J. Ahern Playground for use by the Little League. scanMay 12
  202. 202C. Duehay re: sponsors & families for Vietnam refugees. scanMay 12
  203. 203C. Vellucci re: special water bates for Harv. Univ. & M.I.T. scanMay 12
  204. 204Comm. from Moira Faul Walsh requesting reimbursement for articles of clothing. scanMay 12
  205. 205Recission and new transfer orders for the Water Department in the sum of $43,000.00 scanMay 12
  206. 206Cherry Sheet for fiscal 1976. scanMay 12
  207. 207Appropriation of $177.36 to the Law Department. scanMay 12
  208. 208Appropriation of $175.00 to the Law Dept. scanMay 12
  209. 209Transfer of $400.00 to the Building Dept. scanMay 12
  210. 210Transfer of $1,500.00 to the Retirement Board. scanMay 12
  211. 211Transfer of $3,562.00 to the Election Commission. scanMay 12
  212. 212Transfer of $36,335.00 to the Fire Department scanMay 12
  213. 213M. Sullivan re: back-up rescue wagon. scanMay 12
  214. 214C. Clinton re: CETA Program employees. scanMay 12
  215. 215M. Sullivan re: totally resurface Mooney Street scanMay 12
  216. 216Comm. from City Manager relative to appropriation order for items in the public investment program. scanMay 12
  217. 217217A. General Budget for fiscal 1975-1976, 217B Water Budget, 217C. Public Investment Fund. scanMay 5
  218. 218C. Russell Re: auxillary pump. scanMay 19
  219. 219C. Russell Re: survey of Beach Street & Mass. Ave. scanMay 19
  220. 220C. Vellucci Re: new building quarters for East Cambridge Post V.F.W. 3273. scanMay 19
  221. 221C. Graham Re: brick sidewalks to be repaired or replaced. scanMay 19
  222. 222C. Russell Re: Raincoats for Aux. Police. scanMay 19
  223. 223C. Vellucci re: land at corner of Sixth & Cambridge Streets for municipal parking purposes. scanMay 19
  224. 224C. Russell, relative to immediate pickup of rubbish and garbage. scanMay 19
  225. 225C. Graham Re: stop sign at bend on Magee and Calendar Streets. scanMay 19
  226. 226C. Ackermann Re: report on Awaiting Report #4 scanMay 19
  227. 227Appropriation of $14,000.00 to the Telephone scanMay 19
  228. 228Resolution for $590,000 of Title X Federal Funds for relaying brick sidewalks and reset and replace curbing. scanMay 19
  229. 229Transfer of $2,000.00 to the Mayor's Dept. scanMay 19
  230. 230Transfer of $25,000.00 to the Public Works Dept. scanMay 19
  231. 231Additional appropriation of $14,000.00 to Budget Dept. scanMay 19
  232. 232Additional appropiation of $32,000.00 to the Traffic Dept. scanMay 19
  233. 233Transfer of $2,100.00 in the Health Dept. scanMay 19
  234. 234C. Vellucci re: traffic problem in East Cambridge Area. scanJun 2
  235. 235C. Ackermann & Duehay re: legal assistance to the Cambridge Hosp. scanJun 2
  236. 236C. Danehy repair flag pole at Russell Field. scanJun 2
  237. 237M. Sullivan relocate the bus stop at 41 Belmont Street. scanJun 2
  238. 238M. Sullivan ordinance regulating yard sales and garage sales. scanJun 2
  239. 239C. Danehy re: congratulating 4 police officers on the rescue of Mrs. Goodrich. scanJun 2
  240. 240C. Russell re: round the clock patrols at Fresh Pond Reservoir. scanJun 2
  241. 241C. Russell re: "Leash Law." scanJun 2
  242. 242C. Danehy re: transferring tenants in the "Tower Building" of Jefferson Park. scanJun 2
  243. 243M. Sullivan re: lot of land at 222 Third Street . scanJun 2
  244. 244C. Danehy survey of sidewalks on Mass. Ave. scanJun 2
  245. 245M. Sullivan re: repair the wall at the Cambridge Cemetery. scanJun 2
  246. 246Transfer of $14,570.00 to the Veterans' Dept. scanJun 2
  247. 247Transfer of $1,600.00 to the Electrical Dept. scanJun 2
  248. 248Annuity of Gladys Sheehan of $1,680.00 per year. scanJun 2
  249. 249Transfer of $640.00 to the Engineering Dept. scanJun 2
  250. 250Appropriation of $133,000 to the Electrical Dept. scanJun 2
  251. 251Transfer of $210.00 to the Election Comm. scanJun 2
  252. 252Transfer of $6000.00 to the Health Dept. scanJun 2
  253. 253C. Ackermann, Duehay and Vellucci re: parking problem at the Cambridge Hospital scanJun 16
  254. 254C. Clinton re: to exterminate the Putnam School. scanJun 16
  255. 255C. Ackermann, Duehay and Vellucci re: purchasing the vacant lot on Line Street. scanJun 16
  256. 256C. Clinton re: hazardous condition which exists at Brookline and Franklin Sts. scanJun 16
  257. 257C. Russell re: hazardous condition at 23 Webster Avenue. scanJun 16
  258. 258Appropriation of $66.00 to the Annual Document Account. scanJun 16
  259. 259Appropriation of $50.00 to the Civil Defense Department. scanJun 16
  260. 260Appropriation of $620.00 to the Assessors' Department. scanJun 16
  261. 261Transfer of $20,000.00 in the Water Department. scanJun 16
  262. 262Appropriation of $38,080.49 to the Community Development Department. scanJun 16
  263. 263Appropriation of $17,517.00 to the Community Block Grant. scanJun 16
  264. 264Transferoof $7,100.00 to the Electrical Department. scanJun 16
  265. 265Transfer of $11,036.00 to the Purchasing Department. scanJun 16
  266. 266Transfer of $177,435.00 to the Hospital Dept. scanJun 16
  267. 267Supplemental appropriation of $126,400.00 to the Human Resource Development. scanJun 16
  268. 268Supplemental appropriation of $100,000.00 to General Government. scanJun 16
  269. 269Supplemental appropriation of $438,376.00 to the Police Department. scanJun 16
  270. 270Transfer of $42,304.72 to Public Works Department. scanJun 16
  271. 271Resolution or additional Section 312 Rehabilitation Loan monies. scanJun 16
  272. 272Appropriation of $275,000.00 Executive. scanJun 16
  273. 273C. Clinton & Vellucci re: to the basketball nets at the Winter Street Park. scanJun 23
  274. 274C. Clinton re: renovation of the parks in the Cambridge port Area. scanJun 23
  275. 275C. Ackermann re: establishing a Local Consumers Advisory Council. scanJun 23
  276. 276C. Vellucci re: to the regulation of billboards within this cityl scanJun 23
  277. 277C. Clinton resolutions on the Civil Service list for School Traffic Supervisiors. scanJun 23
  278. 278C. Danehy re CETA positions. scanJun 23
  279. 279M. Sullivan re: to remove the dead tree located at 94 Aberdeen Ave. scanJun 23
  280. 280C. Danehy re: establishing a special squad within our Police Deptl scanJun 23
  281. 281C. Graham re: Affirmative Action Program. scanJun 23
  282. 282M. Sullivan re: relocating the basketball court at Sennott Park to a new location. scanJun 23
  283. 283Transfer of $5,225.00 in the Health Dept. General. scanJun 23
  284. 284Additional appropriation to the Community Development Dept. in the amount of $76,500.00. scanJun 23
  285. 285Transfer of $24,730.00 in the Infirmary Dept. scanJun 23
  286. 286Transfer of $300.00 in the Purchasing Dept. scanJun 23
  287. 287Transfer of $ 2,950.00 in the City Clerk's Office. scanJun 23
  288. 288Additional appropriation in the sum of $234,283.77 to the Capital Improvements Account. scanJun 23
  289. 289City Manager to make transfers from accounts with existing balance to accounts with a deficiency. scanJun 23
  290. 290Grant in the sum of $20,000.00 from the U.S. Dept. of Housing and Urban Development. scanJun 23
  291. 291Comm. from the City Manager transmitting one from Edward A. Lehan, Temporary City Treasurer requesting authorization to borrow a sum not not more than $25,000,000. scanJun 23
  292. 292Application of Environmental Protection Agency for a grant to aid in financing the construction of sewers. scanJun 23
  293. 293Transfer of $500.00 in the Police Dept. scanJun 23
  294. 294Transfer of $150.00 to the Assessors Office. scanJun 23
  295. 295Transfer of $431,00 in the Public Works Dept. scanJun 23
  296. 296Transfer of $1,400.00 in the Recreation Dept. scanJun 23
  297. 297Transfer of $1,040.00 in the Recreation Playgrounds Dept. scanJun 23
  298. 298Transfer of $3,536.00 in the Treasurer's Dept. scanJun 23
  299. 299Transfer of $8,877.00 in the Library Dept. scanJun 23
  300. 300Transfer of $480.00 in the Executive Dept. scanJun 23
  301. 301Transfer of $125.00 in the Auditing Dept. scanJun 23
  302. 302Transfer of $25,000.00 in the Law Dept. scanJun 23
  303. 303Transfer of $500.00 in the Fire Dept. scanJun 23
  304. 304Transfer of $4,300.00 in the Hospital Dept. scanJun 23
  305. 305Transfer of $300.00 in the Budget Personnel Dept. scanJun 23
  306. 306C. Vellucci re: Information Center & Shelter on Mass. Ave. for MBTA commuters. scanJun 9
  307. 307C. Russell & Vellucci re: appropriate $250,000.00 for employment for youth. scanJun 9
  308. 308C. Ackermann re: reviewing Ordinance Nol 798. scanJun 9
  309. 309C. Russell re: suitable area for Cambridge residents to have their blood pressure checked free of charge. scanJun 9
  310. 310M. Sullivan revoking canopy obder for 1105 Mass. Ave. scanJun 9
  311. 311M. Sullivan re: dispersing groups congregating in Hastings Sq. scanJun 9
  312. 312C. Clinton re: sewer & drainage problem at corner of Fraklin and River Street. scanJun 9
  313. 313C. Vellucci re: twelve tennis courts on CRA land. scanJun 9
  314. 314C. Clinton re: Golf Course in proper condition. scanJun 9
  315. 315Acceptance of grants in the sum of $17,720.00. scanJun 9
  316. 316Appropriation of $400.00 to the Law Dept. scanJun 9
  317. 317Appropriation of $525.00 to the Law Department. scanJun 9
  318. 318Additional appropriation of $651,70 to the Sealer of Weights and Measures Department. scanJun 9
  319. 319Transfer of $14,500.00 to Traffic and Parking Department. scanJun 9
  320. 320C. Russell re: road defect at the Sherman St. Railroad crossing scanJul 28
  321. 321M. Sullivan resolutions on the pediatrics unit of theCambridge Hospital be named in honor of Dr. Philip Porter. scanJul 28
  322. 322C. Vellucci re: appoint as permanent employees all temporary personnel at the Cambridge Hospital. scanJul 28
  323. 323C. Vellucci re: car for the City Auditor. scanJul 28
  324. 324Grant in the amount of $500.00 for an "African Heritage Program" scanJul 28
  325. 325Grant in the amount of $19,785.15 for a recreation support program. scanJul 28
  326. 326Annuity in the amount of $1,680.00 for Mrs. Alice Crowley. scanJul 28
  327. 327Classifying Michael J. Lack as a SPECIAL MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEE. scanSep 8
  328. 328Transfer of $4,000 for the Community Schools Budget. scanSep 8
  329. 329Additional appropriation of $15,625 to the Parking Dept. scanSep 8
  330. 330Additional appropriation of $35,325 to the Police Dept. scanSep 8
  331. 331Acceptance of grant in the sum of $17,500 to the Public Library. scanSep 8
  332. 332Transfer of $2,236,735 to the Manpower Dept. scanSep 8
  333. 333Additional Appropriation of $20,000.00 for Community Development Dept. scanSep 8
  334. 334Removal of grave stones and other memorials for repair or renovation. scanSep 8
  335. 335Listing of CETA employees. scanSep 8
  336. 336Order-RE: review the ramp section at the corner of Temple Street (C. Russell) scanSep 8
  337. 337Order-RE: vehicle and pedestrian land at Fresh Pond. (C. Russell) scanSep 8
  338. 338Order-RE: various systems and agreements of C. A. T. V. (Mayor Sullivan) scanSep 8
  339. 339Resolve-RE: Superintendent of Recreation (C. Vellucci) scanSep 8
  340. 340Order-RE: Cabs available at the Windsor Street Neighborhood Health Clinic. (C. Vellucci) scanSep 8
  341. 341Order-RE: Playing conditions at Comeau Field (C. Danehy) scanSep 8
  342. 342Order-RE: access from the teen center on Henry Street to the parking lot at the rear (Mayor Sullivan.) scanSep 8
  343. 343Resolve-RE: parking for city employees (C.Ackermann) scanSep 8
  344. 344Resolve-RE: Telephone Building to be named the "Roman Coffin Memorial Building. (Mayor Sullivan) scanSep 8
  345. 345Order-RE: patrol the area of Aberdeen Avenue (Mayor Sullivan) scanSep 8
  346. 346Order-RE: alternative means of public transportation for theresidents of 700 Huron Avenue. (C. Russell) scanSep 8
  347. 347Order-RE: survey of the heating system of the V. F. W. Post 7353. (Mayor Sullivan) scanSep 8
  348. 348Acceptance of grant in the sum of $500,000 from the Department of Commerce. scanSep 15
  349. 349Order-re: appoint a representative of the Mid-Cambridge Neighborhood to the High School Building Review Committee. (C. Ackermann) scanSep 15
  350. 350Order-Posting of signs in Inman Sq. "Residential Sticker Parking" only. (M. Sullivan) scanSep 15
  351. 351Order-traffic patterns in the Elm St. and Columbia Street areas. (C. Clinton) scanSep 15
  352. 352Order-designated area at Fresh Pond by which dogs will be restricted. (C. Clinton) scanSep 15
  353. 353Order-City Manager to report back to the Council the results of the meeting with the Administrator of Youville Hospital. (C. Clinton.) scanSep 22
  354. 354Order-Sherman Street Railroad Crossing. (C. Danehy) scanSep 22
  355. 355Order-Translation for non-English speaking individuals. (C. Vellucci) scanSep 22
  356. 356Order-Repair of the 4 inch depression in sidewalk at 52 Trowbridge Street. (M. Sullivan) scanSep 22
  357. 357Order-Flood lights at Hoyt Field. (C. Graham) scanSep 22
  358. 358Salary status of two city employees scanSep 22
  359. 359Revenue Sharing Allocation for the City of Cambridge. scanSep 22
  360. 360Annuity of $3,000.00 to Mrs. Michael J. Mahoney. scanSep 22
  361. 361Additional appropriation of $2,500,000.00 from the Cash Surplus. scanSep 24
  362. 362Order-Suit against Harvard Univ. (C. Vellucci) scanSep 29
  363. 363Order - Tarentella Dancing for East Cambridge (C. Vellucci) scanSep 29
  364. 364Resolutions on the New School Building Program (C. Clinton) scanSep 29
  365. 365Order - Executive Director of the Housing Authority to forward any information relative to proposed rent increase for public housing tenants (C. Clinton) scanSep 29
  366. 366Order-re: notifying all households and business that are affected by utility cut offs in the course of construction (C. Russell) scanSep 29
  367. 367Order-repairing and repaving Concord Avenue (C. Russell) scanSep 29
  368. 368Order-Security for elderly housing developments. (M. Sullivan) scanSep 29
  369. 369Order-report relative to a backup rescue truck (M. Sullivan) scanSep 29
  370. 370Order-pumpers for the Fire Dept. (M. Sullivan) scanSep 29
  371. 371Order-repaving Prospect Street (C. Clinton) scanSep 29
  372. 372Order-establish a cross section of individuals re: to Ordinance No. 849. scanSep 29
  373. 373Establishment of fees by the City Council. scanSep 29
  374. 374Answer to renting a portion of 2400 Mass. Ave. as a neighborhood health clinic. scanSep 29
  375. 375Certification of tax rate, free cash certification and fiscal 1975 balance sheet. scanSep 29
  376. 376Transfer of $3,750.00 to the Conservation Comm. scanSep 29
  377. 377Transfer of $22,210.00 in the General Fund. scanSep 29
  378. 378Transfer of $2,958,225.00 in the General Fund. scanSep 29
  379. 379Acceptance of grant in the amount of $5,000.00. scanSep 29
  380. 380Order-Enforceing Ordinance No. 849. (C. Ackermann) scanSep 29
  381. 381Information relative to accidental disability pension. scanSep 29
  382. 382Order-Restaurants in which there could be no smoking. (C. Clinton) scanSep 29
  383. 383Phone bills in the Executive Dept. (C. Danehy, Clinton, and Vellucci) scanSep 29
  384. 384Order re: condidacy of Robert Healy as City Manager of Lowell, (C. Vellucci) scanOct 6
  385. 385Order Liquor license of Averoff Restaurant. (C. Danehy and Duehay) scanOct 6
  386. 386Order-sending an appropriate representative to the hearings on Intergovernmental Relations. (C. Clinton) scanOct 6
  387. 387Order-Senior Citizens Drop-In Center. (C. Vellucci) scanOct 6
  388. 388Order-implementing Ordinance NO. 848. (C. Vellucci) scanOct 6
  389. 389Continuation of Federal Revenue Sharing. scanOct 6
  390. 390Additional appropiation to the Police Dept. in the amount of $17,430.00. scanOct 6
  391. 391Transfer of $2,600.00 in the Finance Department. scanOct 6
  392. 392Cambridge Redevelopment Authority's Just-A-Start Program. scanOct 20
  393. 393Transfer of $2,000.00 to the Youth Resources Bureau. scanOct 20
  394. 394Dispensing of Liquor at the Averoff Restaurant. scanOct 20
  395. 395Protective partitions in all Cambridge taxis. scanOct 20
  396. 396Proposed rent increase. scanOct 20
  397. 397Order-reviewing all orders at this meeting re: Removal of the position of Superintendenth of Recreation (C. Clinton) scanOct 20
  398. 398Order-reducing the City Manager's salary (C. Vellucci) scanOct 20
  399. 399Order-operations of the Code Enforcement Department. (C. Russell) scanOct 20
  400. 400Order-construction of the Averoff Restaurant (C. Clinton) scanOct 20
  401. 401Order-metal overhangs for the bus stops at Harvard University. (C. Russell) scanOct 20
  402. 402Order-hazardous condition on New St. (C. Russell) scanOct 20
  403. 403Order improving the Cambridge-Somerville line (C. Wylie) scanOct 20
  404. 404Order -loss of park land (C. Ackermann) scanOct 20
  405. 405Order alternative taxi stands (M. Sullivan) scanOct 20
  406. 406Order-Excise for newly registered voters who own cars. scanOct 20
  407. 407Order-improving soccer fields (C. Clinton) scanOct 20
  408. 408Order-Elderly Action Task Force (C. Clinton) scanOct 20
  409. 409Order-tracks at Cambridge St., Broadway, Albany Street and Mass. Ave. (C. Clinton) scanOct 20
  410. 410Order-re: dance located at the corner of Kelly Rd. and River St. (C. Clinton) scanOct 20
  411. 411Order-Assistant City Manager for recreation (C. Vellucci) scanOct 20
  412. 412Order-Appointment of the head of the Recreation Department (C. Duehay) scanOct 20
  413. 413Order-Police Dept. to enter property to turn off the Burglar alarm. (C. Wylie) scanOct 27
  414. 414Order - Harvard Crimson editions on October 30, 1975. (C. Vellucci) scanOct 27
  415. 415Order-demolition site at the corner of Mass. A ve. and Russell St., (C. Danehy) scanOct 27
  416. 416Order-procedure by which certificates of occupancy, building permits and liquor licenses are granted. (C. Danehy) scanOct 27
  417. 417Order - Skeleton day when drainage system causes an odor (C. Clinton). scanOct 27
  418. 418Order-Reserve List for Police Dept. (C.Danehy) scanOct 27
  419. 419Order-extra protection around the Blessed Sacrament School area. (C. Clinton) scanOct 27
  420. 420Superintendent of Recreation. scanOct 27
  421. 421Dance held on the Corner of Kelly Rd. and River St. scanOct 27
  422. 422Averoff Restaurant. scanOct 27
  423. 423Proposed resolution on revaluation. scanOct 27
  424. 424Pumpers for Auxiliary Fire Dept. scanOct 27
  425. 425Transfer of $20,000.00 to the Employees Benefits scanOct 27
  426. 426Annuity of $1,680 for Mrs. Alice Coleman scanOct 27
  427. 427Status report on Elderly Hot Meals Program scanNov 3
  428. 428Grant of $46,000 to the Children's Development Clinic scanNov 3
  429. 429Agreement between the City of Cambridge and IAFF, Local 30, AFL-CIO-CLC. scanNov 3
  430. 430Additional appropriation of $60,000 to the Traffic and Parking Department. scanNov 3
  431. 431Supplemental appropriation of $4,650. to the Dept. of Community Development. scanNov 3
  432. 432Transfer of $14,990 to the Community Development Dept. scanNov 3
  433. 433Order-Repairing and resurfacing the sidewalks on Holworthy St. (C. Clinton) scanNov 3
  434. 434Order-Filling the next vacancy on the Cambridge Housing Authority Board with a senior citizen (C. Ackermann) scanNov 3
  435. 435Order-Proposed rate increase of 19.3% (C. Duehay) scanNov 17
  436. 436Order-establishing a task force to repair foof at Jackson Gardens. (C. Clinton) scanNov 17
  437. 437Order-refurbishing the Council Chamber (C. Vellucci) scanNov 17
  438. 438Order-School Crossing Guards (C. Russell) scanNov 17
  439. 439Order-relocating Ward 6, Precinct 5 (C. Graham) scanNov 17
  440. 440Order-handrails for the senior citizens facility at the Miller River Apartment. (C. Vellucci) scanNov 17
  441. 441Order-building the Miller River Apartments and Senior Citizen Facility. (M. Sullivan) scanNov 17
  442. 442Order-application for a Lodging House license at 11 Linnaean St. (C. Clinton) scanNov 17
  443. 443Order-time off for all employees who can be spared on November 28, 1975. (M. Sullivan) scanNov 17
  444. 444Order-payment of funeral expenses of police officers who die in the performance of their duties (M. Sullivan) scanNov 17
  445. 445Order-removing asphalt around slides (C. Clinton) scanNov 17
  446. 446Order-salary for the interim Chief of Police equivalent to his predecessor. (C. Vellucci) scanNov 17
  447. 447Order-painting of Chief Pisani to be hung in the Police Dept. (C. Graham) scanNov 17
  448. 448Order-traffic light at Brattle and Sparks St. (M. Sullivan) scanNov 17
  449. 449Tranafer of $42,125.00 in the General Fund. scanNov 17
  450. 450Additional appropriation of $1,000. 00 to the City Council Travel and Training Account. scanNov 17
  451. 451Transfer of $32,860.00 to the Finance Dept. scanNov 17
  452. 452Transfer of $34,305.00 in the Traffic and Parking Dept. scanNov 17
  453. 453Community Development Block Grant $125,000.00 scanNov 17
  454. 454Proposed resolution re: to a grant to aid in financing the construction of sewers. scanNov 17
  455. 455Bioran Medical Lab. lease for seven parking spaces in Municipal Parking Lot # 6. scanNov 17
  456. 456Order-Street Cleaning of Western Ave., Pearl and Magazine Streets (C. Graham) scanNov 24
  457. 457Order-repairing the sidewalk on Market St. (C. Russell) scanNov 24
  458. 458Order-Why schould a Police Commissioner administer and continue to implement changes? (C. Vellucci) scanNov 24
  459. 459Order-MBTA Granite St. Bus route (C. Clinton) scanNov 24
  460. 460Order-MBTA Bennett St. Yards (M. Sullivan) scanNov 24
  461. 461Order-Corporal Kenneth R. Lewis Square (M. Sullivan) scanNov 24
  462. 462Order-repairing the asphalt track at the Fresh Pond Reservoir (C. Clinton) scanNov 24
  463. 463Order-Replacing the handrails at the Haggerty School (C. Russell, Vellucci and Clinton) scanNov 24
  464. 464Order-Supt. of Recreation to appear before the Council re: Teen Center on Cambridge Street. (C. Vellucci) scanNov 24
  465. 465Order-Condition of the Teen Center on Cambridge St. (C. Russel and Vellucci) See Sundries for Dec. 29,1975 - Placed on file scanNov 24
  466. 466Order-granting time off to all clerical and administrative personnel for a death in the family (M. Sullivan) scanNov 24
  467. 467Order-Clothing allowance for the Printing Dept. (C. Vellucci) scanNov 24
  468. 468Order-Closing of Brattle St. from Harvard Sq. to Church St. (C. Vellucci) scanNov 24
  469. 469Appropriation of $17,720.00 to the Historical Commission. scanNov 24
  470. 470Order-Sidewalk conditions in the Henry Street area. (C. Graham) scanDec 8
  471. 471Order-Vest Pocket park at the corner of Harding and Cambridge St. (C. Vellucci) scanDec 8
  472. 472Order-Vest Pocket rest park in Inman Square (C. Vellucci) scanDec 8
  473. 473Order-Boston-Albany Railroad Truck at the back of Warren St. (C. Vellucci) scanDec 8
  474. 474Order-Condition and operation of the Neighborhood Health Station (C. Clinton) scanDec 8
  475. 475Establishment of a microfilm center. scanDec 8
  476. 476Annuity of Mrs. Phyllis McCabe of $1,680.00 scanNov 24
  477. 477Annuity of Mrs. Catherine O'Connell of $1,680.00 scanNov 24
  478. 478Annuity of Mrs. Lucy R. DeMeo of $1680.00. scanNov 24
  479. 479Order-re: to development problems of the proposed high school and library park. (C. Ackermann.) scanDec 15
  480. 480Order-workstudy program from the Urban Planning School of M.I.T. (C. Vellucci) scanDec 15
  481. 481Order-improving the soccer field in Cambridge (C..Clinton) scanDec 15
  482. 482Order-time off on December 26, 1975 to employees who can be spared (C. Clinton) scanDec 15
  483. 483Order-mini bus route to replace the former Granite Street Route (M.Sullivan) scanDec 15
  484. 484Order-suspension of towing around the shopping areas until after Christmas. (C. Clinton) scanDec 15
  485. 485Transfer of $7,800.00 to the Community Development Department. scanDec 15
  486. 486Recommendation of the City Manager that the City Council consider and discuss the establishment of a Police Commissioner for the Cambridge Police Department. scanDec 15
  487. 487Transfer of $5,031.00 in the Municipal Election Budget. scanDec 22
  488. 488Acceptance of grant of $755,917 and order of appropriation. scanDec 22
  489. 489Acceptant of a grant in the amount of $25,000 and order of appropriation. scanDec 22
  490. 490Order-responsibility to householders to shovel sidewalks. (C. Ackermann) scanDec 22
  491. 491Order-retroactive Blue Cross/Blue Shield checks (C. Danehy.) scanDec 22
  492. 492Order-status report on the non-existent "Skating Rink" on New Street. scanDec 22
  493. 493Annuity for Mrs. Margaret F. Sullivan of $1,680.00 scanDec 22
  494. 494Official notification of the population as established by the 1975 Census. scanDec 29
  495. 495Order-Time off to all employees who can be spared on January 2, 1976. (Sullivan) scanDec 29
  496. 496Order-snow removal clearance of each homeowner's sidewalk. (Russell) scanDec 29
  497. 497Order-List of all employees of the Rent Control scanDec 29

Highways

214 actions · № 1–214
  1. 1Petition: Airways Transportation Co. for permission to operate vehicles for hire in Cambridge from and to Logan Airport scanJan 6
  2. 2Petition: Vocell Bus Lines to transport students from Lesley College to Andover Public Schools. scanJan 20
  3. 3Revocation of a sign - Eleni Theodorakis, 1972 Mass. Ave. scanJan 27
  4. 4Revocation of a sign - Andrew H. Zamparelli, 12 Harvey St. scanJan 27
  5. 5Revocation of a sign - Schlitz Distributing Co., 2366 Mass. Ave. scanJan 27
  6. 6Revocation of a sign - Anthony Santory, 403 Cambridge St. scanFeb 10
  7. 7Revocation of a sign - Charles Lamos, 700 Mass. Ave. scanFeb 10
  8. 8Petition: Sally V. Lesser for Granolithic sidewalk at 115-117 Lexington Avenue. scanFeb 10
  9. 9Petition: CC&F Cambridge Trust and CC&F Technology Square Trust for driveway at Broadway. scanFeb 10
  10. 10Petition: CC&F Cambridge Trust and CC&F Technology Square Trust for driveway at Portland Street. scanFeb 10
  11. 11Petition of 54 residents of the Morse School District requesting an ice skating area for the children of that area. scanFeb 10
  12. 12Petition of Metropolitan Coach Service, Inc. to transport the elderly to the Star Market Shopping Center on Mt. Auburn St. scanFeb 24
  13. 13Public hearing on March 11, 1975 at 10 A. M., 100 Cambridge Street, Boston re: to a petition of Wellesley Fells Bus Lines, Inc. to operate motor vehicles for the carriage of passengers for hire over routes in the Cities of Cambridge and Newton and the Towns of Weston and Wellesley. scanFeb 24
  14. 14Petition of Metropolitan Coach Service, Inc. for permit to transport the elderly to the Star Market Shopping Center on Mt. Auburn St. scanFeb 24
  15. 15Route 2 Relocation Study scanMar 3
  16. 16Acceptance of a certain portion of Aberdeen Ave. as a public way scanMar 3
  17. 17Revocation of a sign - Simplex Wire & Cable Co., 66 Sidney St. scanMar 3
  18. 18Sign - Deudal Incorporated, 24 Boylston St., Cambridge scanMar 3
  19. 19Sign - Majestic Motor Sales, 51 Richdale Ave. scanMar 3
  20. 20Sign - Fayva Shoe, 1105 Mass. Ave.Mar 3
  21. 21Sign - The Upper Story, 1045 Mass. Ave. scanMar 3
  22. 22Sign - Charlies Tap, 280 Green St. scanMar 3
  23. 23Sign - Colleen's Chinese Restaurant, 792 Main St. scanMar 3
  24. 24Sign - Sal's Blue Room, 13 Sherman St. scanMar 3
  25. 25Sign - Suffolk Audio Inc., 1105 Mass. Ave. scanMar 3
  26. 26Sign - Tierra, 12 Arrow St. scanMar 3
  27. 27Sign - Arby's Roast Beef, 1924 Mass. Ave. scanMar 3
  28. 28Sign - Arlex Auto Driving, 566 Cambridge St. scanMar 3
  29. 29Sign - Arlex Auto Driving, 1990 Mass. Ave. scanMar 3
  30. 30Sign - Russo's, 320 Cambridge St. scanMar 3
  31. 31Sign - Caroline Gates, 1007 Mass. Ave. scanMar 3
  32. 32Sign - Gnomon Copy Center, 1304 Mass. Ave. scanMar 10
  33. 33Sign - Gnomon Copy Center, 1206 Mass. Ave. scanMar 10
  34. 34Sign - Gnomon Copy Center, 245 Mass. Ave. scanMar 10
  35. 35Sign - Charles Webb, 28 Church Street scanMar 10
  36. 36Sign - S. Dugout Two, 1009 Mass. Ave. scanMar 10
  37. 37Route 2 Relocation Study scanMar 24
  38. 38Petition of Airways Transportation Co. requesting reconsideration of the petition to operate an Airport Limousine service in the City of Cambridge. scanMar 24
  39. 39Transferring the Walden Street and Huron Avenue bridges to the Commonwealth of Mass. scanMar 24
  40. 40Request from the Cambridge Bicentennial Corporation for a Certificate of Appropriateness for thetraffic island located at the intersection of Massachusetts Avenue and Garden Street. scanMar 24
  41. 41Comm. from Bradford Washburn re: West Parking lot. scanMar 24
  42. 42Petition of Metropolitan Coach Service, Inc. requesting permit to carry passengers over certain public ways in the City of Cambridge. scanMar 24
  43. 43Revocation of a sign at 284 Norfolk St., Monks Laundry Co. scanMar 24
  44. 44Revocation of a sign at 139-141 Hampshire St., Monks Laundry Col scanMar 24
  45. 45Street Cleaning for the Month of April. scanMar 24
  46. 46Sign at 424 Mass. Ave., Central Cinema scanMar 24
  47. 47Sign at 57 Boylston Street, Galaxy Cinema scanMar 24
  48. 48UNDA'S Bus Service, Inc. d/b/a Interstate Coach for a permit to carry passengers for hire over certain public ways in the City of Cambridge. scanMar 24
  49. 49Driveway at 204 Pearl Street, Donald T. Loder scanMar 24
  50. 50Petition of Donald T. Loder requesting the revocation of a sidewalk permit for 204 Pearl Street adopted on September 30, 1974 scanMar 24
  51. 51Driveway at 29-31-33 Gore St., Anthony G. Viglione scanMar 24
  52. 52Revocation of a sign at 31 Landsdowne St., Hackers Haven scanMar 24
  53. 53Sign at 1440 Mass. Ave., Student Valet Service. scanMar 24
  54. 54Sign at 2 Church Street, Student Valet Service. scanMar 24
  55. 55Fire Escape at 53 Mt. Auburn Street Genevieve McMillan. scanMar 24
  56. 56Po-Mar Contracting Inc., acceptance of a public way of Mooney St. scanMar 31
  57. 57Bob Slate Stationers, sign, 30 Brattle St. scanMar 31
  58. 58Mrs. Albert Manuel, sidewalk at 37 Dover St., scanMar 31
  59. 59Comm. from the McLaughlin Brothers re: proposed amendment in the Aberdeen Ave. Area. scanMar 31
  60. 60Sign at 24 Boylston Street, Whole World Travel scanApr 7
  61. 61Granolithic Sidewalk at 129 Fayerweather St., David C. Blackman scanApr 7
  62. 62Bitulithic Sidewalk at 570 Putnam Avenue, Frederick C. Carey IIII scanApr 14
  63. 63Bitulithic Sidewalk at 10 Leonard Avenue, Patrick J. McCarthy scanApr 14
  64. 64Bitulithic sidewalk at 12 Leonard Ave., Margaret L. Hodgkins scanApr 14
  65. 65Driveway at 570 Putnam Ave., Frederick C. Carey III scanApr 14
  66. 66Sign at 1105 Mass. Av., Fawzi Ghariani scanApr 14
  67. 67Revocation of a sign at 1927 Mass. Ave., George R. Stone scanApr 14
  68. 68Revocation of a sign at 63 Church St., Luis Imports scanApr 14
  69. 69Revocation of a sign at 1978-1980 Mass. Ave., Hyman & Lillian Garber scanApr 14
  70. 70Revocation of a sign at 9 Boylston St., Irwin Rosen scanApr 14
  71. 71Sign at 515 Mass. Ave., Shawmut County Bank. scanApr 28
  72. 72Cambridge Veterans' Organization for a monument at the Cambridge Cemetery. scanMay 5
  73. 73Metropolitan Coach Service, Inc., for Mooney St. to be resurfaced scanMay 5
  74. 74Community Opticians & Dentists for a sign at 634 Mass. Ave. scanMay 5
  75. 75Asian Books for a sign at 12 Arrow Street scanMay 5
  76. 76Damages to car on Davenport St. due to defect in the Street scanMay 5
  77. 77Parking regulations in Harvard Square scanMay 12
  78. 78Driveway at 19 Harrington Road, Helen L. Gildart scanMay 12
  79. 79Driveway at 73 Montgromery St., Walter L. Zammuto scanMay 12
  80. 80Driveway at 99 Inman Street, Anthony Corte. scanMay 12
  81. 81Revocation of a Margue at 1374 Mass. Ave., Cambridge savings bank scanMay 12
  82. 82Bow & Arrow Stove Company for a sign at 14 Arrow St. scanMay 12
  83. 83Maintenance of catch Basins. scanMay 12
  84. 84Report on the installation of traffic signals. scanMay 12
  85. 85Metropolitan Coach Service, Inc. for a license for the carriage of passengers over certain public ways in the City of Cambridge. scanMay 19
  86. 86Miller & Seddon Company, Inc. for a sign at 1975 Mass. Ave. scanMay 19
  87. 87A.R. Hyde & Sons Co. for a revocation of a sign at 525 Windsor St. scanMay 19
  88. 88Casby Brothers, Inc. for a revocation of an erection of barricade at Mass. Ave. & Porter Rd. scanMay 19
  89. 89Minute Man Engineering Corp. for a revocation of a permit to obstruct sidewalk at 28-36 Brattle St. scanMay 19
  90. 90To widen a driveway at 62 Clarendon Ave., Joseph Nichols. scanMay 19
  91. 91Driveway at 54-60 Fifth Street, Tammaro and Sons Meat Co. scanMay 19
  92. 92Pietro Parise for a granolithic sidewalk at 14 Warren Street scanJun 2
  93. 93Sign at 1382 Mass. Ave., Ye Olde Grist Mill. scanJun 2
  94. 94Reimbursement for damages to James J. Donahue's car due to repairs on Inman St. scanJun 2
  95. 95Sign at 590A Mass. Ave., Valenti's Restaurant scanJun 2
  96. 96Driveway at 12-16 Ellery St., Joseph T. Raduano & David Actschuler scanJun 2
  97. 97Obstruction of sidewalk at 890-892 Mass. Ave., Victor Iocco. scanJun 2
  98. 98Obstruction of sidewalk at 45-47 Trowbridge St., Victor Iocco. scanJun 2
  99. 99Survey of the sidewalks and street conditions in Cambridge. scanJun 2
  100. 100Driveway at 41-43 Fairmant Street., Camille Chamblin . scanJun 16
  101. 101Driveway at 139 Oxford Street, Mary Halvey. scanJun 16
  102. 102Driveway at 70 Dena Street, William E. Boutelle, Jr. M.D. scanJun 16
  103. 103Comm. from Isabelle Halsted et al requesting hearing re: permanently closing Memorial Drive to create a riverside Park. scanJun 16
  104. 104Comm. from Francis P. Burns, Election Commissioner, re: to the re-districting of ward and precincts in the City of Cambridge. scanJun 23
  105. 105Comm. from the Charles River Water Shed Association re: to the closing of Memorial Drive. scanJun 23
  106. 106Comm. from Manual Rogers requesting permits for the closing of Springfiled St. on July 11, 12, and 13. scanJun 23
  107. 107Comm. from George Teso outlining the Street Cleaning Program for the month of July together with a report re: cooperation of all Vehicle owners. scanJun 23
  108. 108Petition of Wellesley Fells Bus Line for the carriage of passengers in the public ways in the City of Cambridge. scanJun 23
  109. 109Comm. from Conrad Fagone requesting the cancellation of the May 1, 1975 Bond posted during the construction of the Middlesex County Courthouse. scanJun 23
  110. 110110.C Comm. from Peter R. Bronson indication approval of application for a sign[?] at East St. and McGrath Highway. scanJun 23
  111. 111Sandwich Type Sign at zero Brattle St., the Spa. scanJun 23
  112. 112Sign at 30B. Boylston St., Essex Lunch Inc. scanJun 23
  113. 113Driveway at Monroe St., Commonwealth Gas. scanJun 23
  114. 114Driveway at 71 Fulkerson St., Grief Brothers Corporation. scanJun 23
  115. 115Driveway at 213 Hurley Street, Manuel Vieira scanJun 23
  116. 116petition of Jaseph Raduano9 12-16 Ellery St. for a sidewalk. scanJun 23
  117. 117Petition to erect two band stands on Portland Street to celebrate the Feast of the Blessed Sacrament. scanJun 9
  118. 118Joseph O. Lellane for a driveway at the premises numbered 174 Hamilton Street. scanJun 9
  119. 119Petition of David Hynes for a Block Party. scanJun 9
  120. 120K. George Najarian for a driveway at 625 Concord Ave. scanJun 9
  121. 121Notice from the department of Public Utilities of the decision of said Department to dismiss as the petition of Vocell Bus Company for the carriage of passengers through certain public ways in Cambridge. scanJul 28
  122. 122Notice from the Department of Public Utilities of a public hearing to be held on Augustt13, 1975 at 10 am at 100 Cambridge Street, Boston. On the petition of Trombly Motor Coach Service, Inc. for a license for the Carriage of passengers. scanJul 28
  123. 123On the petition of Paul Naughton requesting a permit to operate tour buses traveling over certain public ways in Cambridge. scanJul 28
  124. 124On the petition of Primo Vannicelli et als requesting new trees be planted in the area of Huron Avenue borded by Raymond St. and Upland Rd. scanJul 28
  125. 125Portland cement Sidewalk at 64 Fairfield St., Albert & Frances Harrington. scanJul 28
  126. 126Riverside Place to be accepted as a public way. scanJul 28
  127. 127Driveway at 14-16 Ellery St., Joseph Raduano & David Altshuler (discontinuance) scanJul 28
  128. 128Driveway (Widening) 12-16 Ellery St., Joseph Raduano & David Altshuler scanJul 28
  129. 129Sign at 1298 Cambridge Street, Gaetano Forte scanJul 28
  130. 130Sign at684 Mass. Ave., Ken's Pub. scanJul 28
  131. 131Driveway at 336-342 Cambridge Street. scanJul 28
  132. 132proposed amendment to the zoning ordinances re: to semi-detached dwellings. scanJul 28
  133. 133Sign at 71 Bent Street, Lechemere Sales. scanJul 28
  134. 134Sign at 1728 Mass. Ave., Lighting Inc.Jul 28
  135. 135Driveway at 1541 Cambridge Street, Zygmunt Miedzinowski. scanJul 28
  136. 136Driveway at 48 Willow Street, Cambridge Port Savings Bank. scanJul 28
  137. 137Driveway at 356 Pearl Street, Harmin R. Grogan. scanJul 28
  138. 138Driveway at 34 Buckingham Street., Robert Colannino. scanJul 28
  139. 139Driveway at 48 Union Street, Henry McLaren scanJul 28
  140. 140Driveway at 60-66 Pleasant Street., Louis R. Puopolo. scanJul 28
  141. 141Fire Escapes revocation at 2 & 6 Harding St., John J. Dowall. scanJul 28
  142. 142Driveway-116 Appleton Street-Peter P. & Lyn F. Stuart scanSep 8
  143. 143Driveway-116 Norfolk Street-Commonity Project, Inc. scanSep 8
  144. 144Driveway-100 Upland Road-Francis X. Colannino scanSep 8
  145. 145Driveway-223 Hurley Street-Francesco DiPietrantonio scanSep 8
  146. 146Driveway-5 Dana Street Mary M. Young scanSep 8
  147. 147Driveway-93 Hampshire Street-Yoao A. Bairos scanSep 8
  148. 148Sign-861 Main Street-Off The Wall Coffee House of The Arts. scanSep 8
  149. 149Sign-1060 Cambridge Street-Coca Oola Bottling Co. scanSep 8
  150. 150Sign-889 Cambridge Street-Coca Cola Bottling Co. scanSep 8
  151. 151Sign-93 Windsor Street-Coca Cola Bottling Co. scanSep 8
  152. 152Sign-521 Windsor Street-Hyde Athletic Industries scanSep 8
  153. 153Revocation of sign-62 Walden Street-Dawson's scanSep 8
  154. 154Revocation of sign-1924 Mass. Avenue-Kolligian Motors, Inc. scanSep 8
  155. 155Two driveways - 1394 Cambridge Street (Antrim Street side) Middlesex Bank. scanSep 15
  156. 156Sign-85 Commercial Ave.-World Tire Company scanSep 15
  157. 157Sign-1670 Mass. Avenue - Harvard Wine scanSep 15
  158. 158Driveway- 97 Hampshire Street-Mary & Marvine Boswell. scanSep 22
  159. 159Sign-1927 Mass. Avenue. - Ralph J. Galante. scanSep 22
  160. 160Vinyl canopy-2353 Mass. Ave.-Najarian Development Corp. scanOct 6
  161. 161Revocation of sign-307 Portland Street-Schiltz Dist. Co. of Mass. scanOct 6
  162. 162Revocation of sign-49 Palmer St.-T. Balachandra Rao. scanOct 6
  163. 163Revocation of sign-129 Franklin st. _Allied Appliance scanOct 6
  164. 164Revocation of sign-1 Linden St. -B.B.M. Assoc., Inc. scanOct 6
  165. 165Revocation of sign-264 Binney St.-Industrial Stainless Steels, Inc. scanOct 6
  166. 166Revocation of sign-988 Mass. Ave.-Atlantic & Pacific scanOct 6
  167. 167Revocation of sign-289-291 Green St.-Sealest Foods Northeastern Div. scanOct 6
  168. 168Revocation of sign-266-276 Mass. Ave.-Bay State Petroleum Co., Inc. scanOct 6
  169. 169Revocation of sign-140 River St.-Coca Cola scanOct 6
  170. 170Revocation of sign-327 Prospect St.-John C. Spears. scanOct 6
  171. 171Revocation of sign-Corner of Concord Ave. and Moulton Street-K. Geprge Najarian scanOct 6
  172. 172Revocation of Trench Bond-Third & Thorndike St.-County of Middlesex. scanOct 6
  173. 173Revocation of sign-1978-1980 Mass. Ave.-Hyman Barber and Lillian Garber scanOct 6
  174. 174Revocation of sign-653 Mass. Ave.-Markson Bros. scanOct 6
  175. 175Closing of lanes at the Cambridge St. Underpass. scanOct 6
  176. 176Driveway-Angelo & John Laguidice-22 Oakland St. scanOct 6
  177. 177Sign-Discount Wallpaper-95 First Street scanOct 20
  178. 178Sign-Reflections Restaurant-10D. Mt. Auburn scanOct 20
  179. 179Driveway-Anna H. Silva-66 Lincoln St. scanOct 20
  180. 180Sign-Royal Mandarin Restaurant-546 Mass.Ave. scanOct 20
  181. 181Wooden Sandwich Sign-100 Flowers Bookstore Co-op-15 Pearl Street. scanOct 20
  182. 182Driveway-Tofilia Silkinis-221 Columbia St. scanOct 20
  183. 183Revocation of sign-492 Mass. Ave.-Central Square Pharmacy. scanOct 20
  184. 184Edestones-Ruth Birkhoff-45 Fayerweather St. scanOct 20
  185. 185Driveway-13 Cottage St.-Herbert & Marci Gintis scanOct 27
  186. 186Driveway-54 Lee St.-Lawrence C. &Robert A. Piro scanOct 27
  187. 187Driveway-52 Lee St.-Edward T. Kyett. scanOct 27
  188. 188Sign-YMCA-820 Mass. Ave. scanNov 17
  189. 189Sign-100 Flowers Bookstore Co-operative-15 Pearl St. scanNov 17
  190. 190Driveway-Mary M. Galvin-12 Holly Ave. scanNov 17
  191. 191Canopy-Nicks Steak House-567-569 Mass. Ave. scanNov 17
  192. 192Canopy-The Acropolis-1680 Mass. Ave. scanNov 17
  193. 193Sign-Yenching Restaurant-1326 Mass. Ave. scanNov 24
  194. 194Revocation of sign-Frederick Stone-99 Mt. Auburn St. scanNov 24
  195. 195Driveway-Walter J. Sullivan-28 Putnam Ave. scanNov 24
  196. 196Sign-Unisex Hair Design-2A Essex St. scanNov 24
  197. 197Driveway-Orion Research, Inc.-380 Putnam Ave. scanNov 24
  198. 198Driveway-Attilio DeLauri-185 Spring St. scanDec 8
  199. 199Mansard-El Coloso Market-102 Columbia St. scanDec 8
  200. 200Revocation of Maintaining footings-Blanchard Machine Co.-Corner of Osborne and State Streets. scanDec 8
  201. 201Revocation of sign-Schlitz Distributing Co.-100 Kirkland Street. scanDec 8
  202. 202Revocation of sign-Peter Kostopoulos-242 Main St. scanDec 8
  203. 203Revocation of sign-Kentucky Fried Chicken-174 Hampshire St. scanDec 8
  204. 204Revocation of sign-Atlantic & Pacific-I343 Cambridge St. scanDec 8
  205. 205Revocation of sign-Out-Of-Town Newspaper, Inc.-Harvard Square (Three signs.) scanDec 8
  206. 206Revocation of sign-Francis S. Pierce-1299-1301 Cambridge St. scanDec 8
  207. 207Sign-Cambridge School Dept.-454-456 Broadway. scanDec 8
  208. 208Driveway-Milton Mandell-139 Brookline St. scanDec 8
  209. 209Sign - 596 Mass. Ave. - Geraldine L. Bickford. scanDec 15
  210. 210Driveway - 72 Sciarappa St. - Kenneth and Elaine Daly. scanDec 15
  211. 211Sign-Zum Zum Restaurant-9 Brattle St. scanDec 22
  212. 212Driveway-J. & J. Auto Repair, Inc.-38 Regent St. scanDec 22
  213. 2133 Flaggs-James M. Sullivan-552-556 Mass. Ave. scanDec 22
  214. 214Petition of the Discounter for a sidewalk sign permit at 36 Boylston Street.Dec 29

Public Safety

136 actions · № 1–136
  1. 1Inc. "Assassination Information Bureau, Inc." scanJan 6
  2. 2Inc. "Cambridge Christian Life Ministries, Inc." scanJan 6
  3. 3Inc. "Concern for Children, Inc." scanJan 6
  4. 4Inc. "The Cottington Foundation, Inc." scanJan 6
  5. 5Inc. "The Family Institute of Cambridge, Inc" scanJan 6
  6. 6Inc. "The Lalit Center of Indian Music and Dance, Inc." scanJan 6
  7. 7Inc. "M.D. D. M. E. C., Inc." scanJan 6
  8. 8Inc. "New Ways, Inc." scanJan 6
  9. 9Inc. "Programs Designs for Educators, Inc." scanJan 6
  10. 10Ins. "Revels, Inc." scanJan 6
  11. 11Change of location: "Women, Inc." scanJan 6
  12. 12Change of location: "FOCUS - Counseling and Consultation for Women and Their Friends, Inc." scanJan 6
  13. 13Inc. "Union Square Project, Inc." scanJan 20
  14. 14Inc. "Tufts Faculty Club, Inc." scanJan 20
  15. 15Inc. "Pow-Wow, Inc." scanJan 20
  16. 16Inc. "National Home Improvement Council, Eastern Massachusetts Chapter, Inc." scanJan 20
  17. 17Inc. "Career Directions, Inc." scanJan 20
  18. 18Inc. "Nine to Five, Women Workers Education and Action Project, Inc." scanJan 27
  19. 19Inc. "National Foundation for Advanced Healthcare, Inc." scanJan 27
  20. 20Inc. "Assocáation of Massachusetts Homes for the Aging, Inc." scanJan 27
  21. 21Inc. "Massachusetts Association of Bilingual Educators, Inc." scanJan 27
  22. 22Inc. "The Federation for Children with Special Needs, Inc." scanJan 27
  23. 23Inc. "Underprivileged, Inc." scanJan 27
  24. 24Inc. "Haymarket Foundation, Inc." Change of location scanJan 27
  25. 25Inc. "Charlesgate Yacht Club, Inc." Change of location scanJan 27
  26. 26Inc. "Boston Summer Opera Theatre, Inc." Change of location scanJan 27
  27. 27Inc. "New England Oil Coalition, Inc." Change of location scanJan 27
  28. 28Inc. "Mental Patients Liberation Front, Inc." scanFeb 10
  29. 29Inc. "Inter-City Rod & Gun Club, Inc." Change of locus. scanFeb 10
  30. 30Inc. "Alice James Poetry Cooperative, Inc." location only. scanFeb 10
  31. 31Inc. "Womancircle, Inc." scanFeb 10
  32. 32Inc. "Damascus, Inc." scanFeb 10
  33. 33Inc. "Boston Urban Bakers Forum, Inc." scanFeb 10
  34. 34Inc. "The Japanese Association of Greater Boston, Inc." scanFeb 10
  35. 35Inc. "The Student Cruising Club of the Americas Inc." scanMar 24
  36. 36Inc. "Biopheres, Corp." scanMar 24
  37. 37Inc. "First Corps of Cadets (Drum & Bugle) Cambridge and Somerville, Inc." scanMar 24
  38. 38Inc. "Hayes House, Inc." scanMar 24
  39. 39Inc. "Boston Area Bicyclists Association, Inc." scanMar 24
  40. 40Inc. "Concerts in Black and White, Inc." scanMar 24
  41. 41Inc. "The Psychoanalytic Institute of New England - East, Inc." scanMar 24
  42. 42Inc. "Emmanon Media Corporation" scanMar 24
  43. 43Inc. "Urban Scientific and Educational Research, Inc." scanMar 24
  44. 44Inc. "Wooden Needle Press, Inc." scanMar 24
  45. 45Inc. "The Cache Corporation." scanMar 24
  46. 46Change of Location "New England Office Machine Dealers Association Inc." scanMar 24
  47. 47Change of Location "Child Care Resource Center, Inc." scanMar 24
  48. 48Change of Location "Wellington-Harrington Development Corporation." scanMar 24
  49. 49Change of Location "Concilio Hispano de Cambridge, Inc." scanMar 24
  50. 50Inc. "Childrens' Music Festival of Boston, Inc." scanApr 7
  51. 51Inc. "Sandbox Construdtion Corporation" scanApr 7
  52. 52Inc. "Waldorf School,Inc." scanApr 7
  53. 53Inc. "Wayside Union, Inc." scanApr 7
  54. 54Inc. "Walden Health and Social Services Center, Inc." scanApr 7
  55. 55Inc. "Cambridge Little Baseball League, Inc." scanApr 7
  56. 56Inc. 'Theatre Two, Inc." scanApr 14
  57. 57Inc. 'Bird Observer of Eastern Massachusetts Inc." scanApr 14
  58. 58Inc. 'Dante University Cultural Center, Inc." scanApr 14
  59. 59Inc. 'The Open Road School, Inc." scanApr 14
  60. 60Inc. 'The New Beginning Social Club, Inc." scanApr 14
  61. 61Inc. 'Education and Training Cooperative, Inc." scanApr 14
  62. 62Inc. 'The Boston Zen Center, Affiliate of the Zen Center, Rochester, N. Y., Inc." scanApr 14
  63. 63Inc. 'Health Education and Resource Center, Inc." scanApr 14
  64. 64Inc. "Committee for an Irish Forum, Inc." scanApr 14
  65. 65Inc. "City Life: Boston, Inc." scanMay 12
  66. 66Inc. "Somerville Community Day Camp, Inc." scanMay 12
  67. 67Inc. "Belmont Dramatic Club, Inc." scanMay 12
  68. 68Inc. "Progress Downtown Quincy, Inc." scanMay 12
  69. 69Inc. "National Jury Project, Inc." scanMay 12
  70. 70Inc. "The Book Affair, Inc." scanMay 12
  71. 71Inc. "the Strategic Planning Institute, Inc." Location only. scanMay 12
  72. 72Inc. "Westen College Corporation" Change of Location. scanMay 12
  73. 73Inc. "A Better Cambridge, Incorporated." scanJun 2
  74. 74Inc. "Fund for Theater and Film, Inc." scanJun 2
  75. 75Inc. "Insight Meditation Society, Inc." scanJun 2
  76. 76Inc. "Eastern Cambridge Organizing Coalition, Inc." scanJun 2
  77. 77Inc. "Boston Society for Experimental Studies, Inc." scanJun 2
  78. 78Inc, "Somerville Community Day Camp, Inc." scanJun 2
  79. 79Inc. "Massachusetts Rectifiers Association, Inc." scanJun 2
  80. 80Change of Location of "CASCAP, INC." scanJun 23
  81. 81Change in location' "Access Resource Center, Inc." scanJun 23
  82. 82In. "Roberts Community Service, Inc." scanJun 9
  83. 83Inc. "Westgate Church, Inc." scanJun 9
  84. 84Inc. "A.F. R. I. C. A., The African Travel Association, Inc." scanJun 9
  85. 85Inc. "Bus Stop Association, Inc." scanJun 9
  86. 86Inc. "Asian Film Society, Inc." scanJun 9
  87. 87Inc. "Boston Critic, Inc." scanJun 9
  88. 88Inc. "Third World Jobs Clearinghouse, Inc. scanJun 9
  89. 89Inc. "Lesley College Press, Inc." scanJun 9
  90. 90Inc. "Cesarean Sections/Educationaand[?] Concefn[?], Inc." scanJun 9
  91. 91Inc. "The Franciscan Fraternity of Peace and Love, Inc." scanJun 9
  92. 92Change of location of Interchange, Inc. scanJun 9
  93. 93Change of location of "Educational Problems., Inc." scanJun 9
  94. 94Inc. "Foundation for the Future, Inc." scanJul 28
  95. 95Inc. "Cambridgeport Community and Cultural Affairs Co-operative Inc." scanJul 28
  96. 96Inc. "The Bicentennial Community Building, Inc." scanJul 28
  97. 97Inc. "Newbury St., Theater, Incorporated" scanJul 28
  98. 98Change of location of "Harvard Magazine, Inc." scanJul 28
  99. 99"City Conservation League, Inc." scanSep 29
  100. 100"The Boston Shakespeare Company, Inc." scanSep 29
  101. 101"Indian Cultural Society, Inc." scanSep 29
  102. 102"Massachusetts Academy of Emergency Medical Technology, Inc." scanSep 29
  103. 103"Eos, Inc." scanSep 29
  104. 104"The Calliope Club, Inc." scanSep 29
  105. 105"Christian Life Fellowship Church, Inc." scanSep 29
  106. 106"South Shore Cultural Alliance, Inc." scanSep 29
  107. 107"Spectrum Performing Arts Series, Inc." scanSep 29
  108. 108"Insight for Crime Prevention, Inc." scanSep 29
  109. 109"Cambridge Auxiliary Police Association, Inc." scanSep 29
  110. 110"Speed Athletic Club of Boston, Inc." scanSep 29
  111. 111"New Philharmonia of Boston, Inc." scanSep 29
  112. 112"Massachusetts Foundation for Criminal Justice Planning, Inc." scanSep 29
  113. 113"The Center for Social Research, Inc." scanSep 29
  114. 114"The South Middlesex Hospitals Association, Inc." scanSep 29
  115. 115"Athenia Political Club, Inc." scanSep 29
  116. 116"Crux, Inc." scanOct 20
  117. 117"Institute for Continuing Education in Child Psychiatry, Inc." Location Only. scanNov 17
  118. 118"The New England Library Trustees Association, Inc." scanNov 17
  119. 119"Lotsawa, Inc." scanNov 17
  120. 120"Boston Musica Viva, Inc." Change of Location. scanNov 17
  121. 121"Central Square Businessmens' Association, Inc." change of location. scanNov 17
  122. 122"The American Schizophrenia Association Boston Area Chapter, Inc." scanNov 17
  123. 123"Churchman's League and Associated Agencies, Inc." scanNov 17
  124. 124"Cambridge Auxiliary Police Association, Inc. " change of location scanDec 8
  125. 125"Di Anthony School of Cosmetology, Inc." Location only. scanDec 8
  126. 126"RT, Inc." scanDec 8
  127. 127"New Wrinkle Company, Inc." scanDec 8
  128. 128"M.A.D.M.E.C., Inc." scanDec 8
  129. 129"House of Prayer of All Nations, Inc." scanDec 8
  130. 130"Harvard Lebate, Incorporated" scanDec 8
  131. 131"Co-Operative Assistance Project, Inc." scanDec 8
  132. 132"Constant Monetary Fund, Inc." scanDec 8
  133. 133"Cambridge Christian Center of the Assemblies of God." scanDec 8
  134. 134"Banchetto Musicale, Inc." scanDec 8
  135. 135"Public Interest Media Development Corporation" scanDec 8
  136. 136"Totino's Dearo's Inc." scanDec 8

Appointments

96 actions · № 1–96
  1. 1Appointment to the Cambridge Housing Authority. scanJan 6
  2. 2Approval of the bond of Edward A. Lehan scanJan 6
  3. 3Appointment of a Chief of Police. scanJan 6
  4. 4Appointment of five to the Youth Resource Bureau Advisory Board scanJan 13
  5. 5Appointment of two persons as constables scanJan 13
  6. 6Appointment of 15 persons as Public Weighers for 1975. scanJan 13
  7. 7Appointment of two persons to the Harvard Square Task Force. scanJan 13
  8. 8Appointment of 7 constables - 4 with power - 3 without power. scanJan 27
  9. 9Appointment of 3 constables scanFeb 3
  10. 10Appointment of two persons to the Youth Resources Bureau Advisory Board. scanFeb 10
  11. 11Constable Bond of Anthony P. Pastelis. scanFeb 10
  12. 12Constable bond of Dennis A. Nichols. scanFeb 24
  13. 13Constable bond of Eugene H. Blocker, Jr. scanFeb 24
  14. 14Appointment of three to the Cambridge Conservation Commission. scanFeb 24
  15. 15Appointment of Ms. Madeleine M. Reynolds as Affirmative Action Officer in the Dept. of Budget-Personnel. scanFeb 24
  16. 16Appointment of two constables. scanFeb 24
  17. 17Appointment of Constable with power. scanMar 3
  18. 18Appointment of Peter G. Gesell to the Board of Cambridge Public Library. scanMar 3
  19. 19Appointment of three constables with power scanMar 10
  20. 20Oath of office of William G. Maher, Police Officer of the City of Cambridge. scanMay 9
  21. 21Appointment to Cambridge Community Schools Commission. scanMar 24
  22. 22Appointment of 1 Constable without power scanMar 24
  23. 23Approval of bond on Ronald K. Souza scanMar 24
  24. 24Constable Bond of Edward Tierney for approval of the surety scanMar 31
  25. 25Constable bond of Ernest G. Cavello, Jr. scanMar 31
  26. 26Appointment of 2 constables without power. scanMar 31
  27. 27Appointments to the High School Building Review Committee. scanMar 31
  28. 28Bond of the City Clerk for approval of the surety. scanMar 31
  29. 29William J. Cochran, Assistant Dog Officer scanMay 23
  30. 30Appointments to the High School Building Review Committee. scanApr 7
  31. 31Constable bond of John F. Martin for approval of the surety. scanApr 7
  32. 32Constable Bond of Richard M. Percoco. scanApr 14
  33. 33Constable Bond of Susan Percoco. scanApr 14
  34. 34Constable Bond of Olga Percoco. scanApr 14
  35. 35Resignation of Executive Director of CEOC and appointment of new Exec. Director. scanApr 14
  36. 36Appointments to the Cambridge Youth Resources Bureau Advisory Board. scanApr 14
  37. 37Appointments to the Cambridge Youth Resources Bureau Advisory Board. scanApr 28
  38. 38Appointment of Robert J. LaTremouille as Secretary of the Committee for the Implementation of the I.A.C.P. Report. scanMay 5
  39. 3928 Police Officers promoted to Sergeants. scanJul 7
  40. 40Appointment of two person to the Cambridge Conservation Commission scanMay 19
  41. 41Constable bond of William J. Cochran scanJun 2
  42. 42Appointment of Constable scanJun 2
  43. 43Appointment to the Harvard Square Development Task Force scanJun 2
  44. 44Appointment to the Board of Traffic and Parking scanJun 2
  45. 45Appointments to the Civic Unity Committee. scanJun 2
  46. 46Appointments to the Board of the Industrial Development Financing Authority. scanJun 2
  47. 47Appointment of one constable with power. scanJun 16
  48. 483 constables without power appointed. scanJun 16
  49. 49Constable bond of Murray J. Barber. scanJun 16
  50. 50Appointment of 1 Constable without power. scanJun 23
  51. 51Comm. from City Manager transmitting one from CEOC notifying the appointment of Mr. John E. Grover as the New Executive Director of the Agency. scanJun 23
  52. 52Appointment of Constable. scanJun 9
  53. 53Appointment to Harvard Square Task Force. scanJun 9
  54. 54Appointment of Joseph P. Murphy Police Officer scanAug 18
  55. 55Reinstatement of Joseph P. Murphy to the position of patrolman in the Police Department in the City of Cambridge. scanJul 28
  56. 56Appointment of 10 members to the Cambridge Arts Council. scanJul 28
  57. 57Appointment of 5 Constables. scanJul 28
  58. 58Bond of the Purchasing Agent for approval of the surety. scanJul 28
  59. 59Constable bonds of Grant R. Schofield for approval of the surety. scanJul 28
  60. 60Constable bond of John R. Powers for approval of the surety. scanJul 28
  61. 61Appointment of Frederick Dupree, Jr. to the IDFA Board scanSep 8
  62. 62Appointment of Joseph G. Sakey to the Cambridge Arts Council. scanSep 8
  63. 63Appointment of Ms. Geneva T. Malenfant to the Planning Board. scanSep 8
  64. 64Appointments to the High School Building Review Committee. scanSep 8
  65. 65Appointments to the High School Building Review Committee Educational Component. scanSep 8
  66. 66Constable bond of Gordon A. Murray scanSep 8
  67. 67Constable bond of James J. DeMarco scanSep 8
  68. 68Appointment of three persons to be Trustees of the Bullock Fund. scanSep 15
  69. 69Appointment to Bicentennial Commission. scanSep 22
  70. 70Appointments to the Youth Resources Bureau scanSep 22
  71. 71Appointment of constable without power. scanSep 22
  72. 72Appointment of three constables. scanOct 27
  73. 73Constable bond of James E. O'Reilly scanNov 3
  74. 74Oath of Office of Nicholas J. Fratto, Acting Chief of Police scanNov 17
  75. 75Appointment of Maurice F. Lesses to the Cambridge Arts Council. scanNov 17
  76. 76Appointment of one Constable without power scanNov 17
  77. 77Appointment of Nicholas J. Fratto as Acting Chief of Police. scanNov 17
  78. 78Appointment of two Constables without power scanNov 17
  79. 79Constable bond of Timothy J. O'Donnell scanNov 17
  80. 80Appointment of Thomas Bracken to the Conservation Commission. scanNov 24
  81. 81Appointment of two persons to the High School Building Review Committee. scanNov 24
  82. 82Appointment of Carl V. Johnson, Jr. as Constable with power. scanNov 24
  83. 83Appointment of Jerome F. Bowen, Jr. as Constable without power. scanNov 24
  84. 84Reappointments to the Cambridge Historical Commission scanDec 8
  85. 85Appointment of John James Killion as a Constable with power. scanDec 8
  86. 86Constable bond of John James Killion. scanDec 15
  87. 87Appointments and re-appointments to the Cambridge Historical Commission. scanDec 15
  88. 88Appointment of Hugh Adams Russell to the Board of Zoning Appeal. scanDec 15
  89. 89Appointment of Jerry R. Cole to the Cambridge Redevelopment Authority. scanDec 22
  90. 90Appointment of two constables without power. scanDec 22
  91. 91Oath of Office for Jerry R. Cole as State Member of the Cambridge Redevelopment Authority. scanDec 19
  92. 92Oath of office for 35 policemen. scanDec 19
  93. 93Oath of office for Paul E. Healy, City Clerk. scanMay 19
  94. 94Oath of office for Francis R. Pilleri as Lieutenant of Police scanJun 11
  95. 95Oath of Office for WilliamR. Burke, Jr., as Lieutenant of Police scanJun 11
  96. 96Oath of Office for Edwin C. Peterson, Jr., as Lieutenant of Police scanJun 11

Ordinances

42 actions · № 1–42
  1. 1New Section 2-82 in General Ordinances, Chapter 2, Article IX scanJan 6
  2. 2Comm. from City Manager re: petition to establish Business A-1 Districts Text Changes. scanJan 13
  3. 3Ordinance re: illegal posting of signs and other Printed matter scanJan 20
  4. 4Ordinance re: Healey Street rezoning petition. scanFeb 3
  5. 5Ordinance re: Licensed day nursery schools and kindergartens scanFeb 3
  6. 6Petition of the Bay State Gasoline Retailers Association re: an ordinance of self-service gasoline stations. scanFeb 24
  7. 7Material on the Sign Ordinance scanMar 10
  8. 8Amendment to the Zoning Ordinances. scanMar 24
  9. 9Re: Rezoning petition of land in the Concord Avenue, Garden St. Area scanMar 24
  10. 10Final draft of Sign Ordinance. scanMar 24
  11. 11Zoning amendment filed by David Clem by striking out the designation Residential C-2 and substituting in place therof the designation Residential C-1 in the Franklin, Auburn, Salem, Pearl, Magazine, River Streets and Western Avenue area. scanJun 9
  12. 12Ordinance Re: Self service gas stations scanApr 28
  13. 13Ordinance Re: Rezoning land in the Star Market Office Building scanApr 28
  14. 14Ordinance Re: Business A-1 Zone in the present business A zone in the Mount Auburn Street, Aberdeen Avenue area and the Huron Avenue and Chilton Street Area. scanMay 19
  15. 15Ordinance: to rezone land in the Concord Ave. Garden Street Area. scanJun 23
  16. 16Ordinance: Hackney Carriages. PLACED ON FILE. scanJun 23
  17. 17Ordinance: zoning amendments from Res. C-2 to Res. C-1 on Concord Manassas & Hastings Avenue, and Berkeley, Garden, and Buckingham St. scanJun 23
  18. 18Petition of the Planning Board for rezoning of an office district to Business A-1 scanAug 9
  19. 19Zoning Amendment to rezone land on Mass. Avenue, Inman, Bigelow and Clinton street area. - C. Brandon Noonan[?] scanSep 8
  20. 20Zoning Amendment to amend Article IV, Section 2, Paragraphs 1, 3, 5 and 6. scanSep 8
  21. 21Withdrawal of zoning petition for 93 Bolton Street. scanSep 8
  22. 22Repealing Chapter 5 of the General Ordinances entitled: "Buildings." scanSep 8
  23. 23Proposed ordinance pertaining to the Treasury Dept. scanSep 15
  24. 24Ordinance-Council on Aging. scanSep 22
  25. 25Ordinance-Master Mechanic of the Fire Dept. scanSep 29
  26. 26Ordinance-Right to arrest without a warrant for specified offenses. scanSep 29
  27. 27Communication from the Planning Board relative to the petition to rezone Mt. Auburn St./Aberdeen Ave. to Office District scanOct 6
  28. 28Rezoning petition of Joan Lorentz et als scanOct 20
  29. 29Petition of Planning Board with a proposed amendment in Article I, Section 5 and Article V. Section 2 re: height restrictions by Special Permit. and bu[?] scanNov 3
  30. 30Comm. from the Planning Board re: to an initiative petition to amend the text of the Zoning Ordinance by setting Height and bulk limits. scanDec 29
  31. 31Communication from City Clerk re: three proposed ordinance duties of the Recreation Commission, Master Mechanic of the fire department, Regulations of Yard Sales, Garage Sales, etc. scanJun 23
  32. 32Proposed ordinance re: to the Director of Veteran's Service and Benefits Salary PLACED ON FILE scanSep 29
  33. 33Proppsed ordinance re: increasing penalty from $50 - $200 in violation of any ordinance- PLACED ON FILE. scanSep 29
  34. 34Proposed ordinance re: City Auditor's approval before incurring liability for city purchases. PLACED ON FILE. scanSep 16
  35. 35Proposed amendment of the Ordinance which will increase the water rates. scanDec 8
  36. 36Proposed ordinance re: to a certificate of occupancy scanSep 29
  37. 37Proposed ordinance relative to the community residence. scanSep 29
  38. 38Broposed ordinance Re: Smoking ban in certain public places scanSep 8
  39. 39Comm. from John R. Sennott, Jr., Chairman, License Commission, transmitting revised ordinance re: to the installation of protective partitions in Hackney Carriages. scanNov 24
  40. 40Proposed Ordinance re: duties of Commissioner of Health, Hospital and the creation of Health Policy Board. scanNov 24
  41. 41Ordinance re: Deputy City Clerk. scanMay 19
  42. 42Rezoning petition of David Clem. scanMay 19

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