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The Docket ▸ 1976

1976

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604 actions · № 1–604
  1. 1Order-Councillor Vellucci appointed as Acting Chairman of the City Council. (Duehay) scanJan 12
  2. 2Order-Adopting the Rules for 1976 and 1977. scanJan 12
  3. 3Report of all the projects requested under the Community Development Block Grant Program by the neighborhoods, agencies and City departments as a result of a series of meetings. scanJan 12
  4. 4Status report on 109 Windsor Street. scanJan 12
  5. 5List of names, titles, addresses and weekly hours worked for all employees of the Rent Control Dept. scanJan 12
  6. 6Resolutions on David A. Wylie (Entire membership) scanJan 19
  7. 7Resolutions on Leonard J. Russell (Entire membership) scanJan 19
  8. 8Order-congratulating Mr. Handy and Mr. Hayes in preparing the Community Block Grants public hearings. scanJan 19
  9. 9Order-Junior Chamber of Commerce Week (Sullivan) scanJan 19
  10. 10Order-parking problems around the Police Station and City Hall. (Clinton) scanJan 19
  11. 11Order-Committee to be appointed to draw up resolutions on the death of former City Electrician Michael Leonardo (Sullivan) scanJan 19
  12. 12Order-extending gratitude to the Inauguration Committee. (Sullivan.) scanJan 19
  13. 13Communication from M. Susan Hamilton requesting reimbursement for damages done to her automobile. scanJan 19
  14. 14Invitation to the City Council to attend Law and Government Seminar on January 21, 1976 at the Rindge Technical School. scanJan 19
  15. 15Communication from the Division of Employment Security inviting the Council to the new Cambridge Job Center. scanJan 19
  16. 16Communication from Francis P. Burns, Exec. Sec'y Election Commission notifyingthe Council that the Presidential Primary will be held on March 2, 1976. scanJan 19
  17. 17MDC Skating Rink in North Cambridge. scanJan 19
  18. 18Notice of public hearing on Jan. 21, 1976 at 7:30 P. M. re: to the rates and charged set forth by the Dept. of Public Utilites. scanJan 19
  19. 19Communication from City Manager, transmitting a communication from Charles F. Sprague Building Commissioner relative to Parking in "Business B " zone. scanJan 19
  20. 20Communication from the City Clerk transmitting An Act Further Providing For Construction By The Metropolitan District Commission Of A Marginal Conduit or Conduits With Appurtenant Pumping Station and Chlorination And Detention Facility In the Cities of Boston and Cambridge. - placed on file scanJan 19
  21. 21Councillors Ackermann, Clem, Duehay, Graham and Vellucci urging the Legislature to adopt legislation placing MHFA and FHA housing developments under Rent Control. scanJan 19
  22. 22Communication from John Hyde requesting reimbursement for damages done to his cellar due to a leaking fire hydrant. scanJan 26
  23. 23Order-to the enactment of the special law entitled "'An Act To Provide For The Administration Of Rent Regulation And The Control Of Evictions In Housing Accommodations In The City Of Cambridge. " scan—
  24. 24Order-resolutions on The Proposition (Sullivan) scan—
  25. 25Order-problem on Dana Street between Broadway and Cambridge Street. (Sullivan) scan—
  26. 26Resolutions on Almy's (Sullivan) scan—
  27. 27Order-City Clerk to draw up resolutions on the retirement of Miss Lillian Novak (Russell) scan—
  28. 28Order-postponement of the election of a Mayor for one week (Ackermann) scan—
  29. 29Notice of a public hearing to be held on Feb. 18, 1976 at 10 A. M. at Fanueil Hall by the U. S. Evnironmental Protection Agency, Permits Branch, re: to the issuance of permits to discharge into waters of the Commonwealth. scanFeb 2
  30. 30Communication from Roland A. Pinault, Right of Way Agent, New England Telephone Co., petitioning the City Council for a Pedestal Terminal location on Chestnut Street. scan—
  31. 31Communication from the Community Facility at 808 Memorial Drive inviting the City Council to attend a week of events to be held February 2-6, 1976 to celebrate the opening of the Community Center. scan—
  32. 32Communication from the Board of Election Commissioners requesting the City Council to set a time for the opening and closing of the polls for the March 2nd Pre-Presidential Primary. scan—
  33. 33Resolutions-extending gratitude to the Cambridge Jaycees for bringing the 911 Emergency Telephone System to the Council's attention. (Sullivan) scanFeb 2
  34. 34Resolutions on Sergeant Christopher Patsio and Officer Beal and Pepin (Danehy) scanFeb 2
  35. 35Resolutions on the retirement of Miss Lillian Novak. (Russell) scanFeb 2
  36. 36Resolutions on "Doc" Linskey (Sullivan) scanFeb 2
  37. 37Resolutions on Mrs. Roberta Hedley (Sullivan) scanFeb 2
  38. 38Resolutions on Black History Week (Graham) scanFeb 9
  39. 39Order-All votes of the Council adopting orders and resolutions since January 5, 1976 are ratified (Vellucci) scanFeb 9
  40. 40Order-matters which were in the files of the various committees of 1974-75 be recommitted to the same committees for consideration during the years of 1976-77. (Vellucci) scanFeb 9
  41. 41Resolution-Ombudsman service on Saturdays in this city. (Clem.) scanFeb 9
  42. 42Resolution-on a policy of no increases in property tax rate for 1976-77. (Clem) scanFeb 9
  43. 43Order-City Clerk to schedule a hearing on February 16, at 6:30 P. M. re: Community Development Dept. scanFeb 9
  44. 44Resolution-on the death of George Minot (Sullivan) scanFeb 9
  45. 45Order-to the employment of Cambridge residents to work for this city. (Sullivan) scanFeb 9
  46. 46Resolutions on Police Sergeant Christopher Patsio and Officers Beal and Pepin. (Danehy) scanFeb 9
  47. 47Communication from the School Committee re: to the Budget Hearings 1976-77, Operating Budget schedule of the Cambridge School Committee. scanFeb 9
  48. 48Communication from Senator Edward W. Brooke thanking the City Council for notifying him of their concern re: the proposed constitutional amendments re: abortion. scanFeb 9
  49. 49Communication from the Cambridge Property Owners Assoc., Inc. relative to the subject of Rent Control. scanFeb 9
  50. 50Communication from the Russell School Neighbors Committee re: to the future use of the Russell School site. scanFeb 9
  51. 51Notice of a public hearing by the Dept. of Public Utilities to be held on Thursday, February 12, 1976 at 9:30 A. M. to the petition of the Boston Edison Co. for approval by the Dept. of Public Utilities of the issuance and sale by the Co. of not more than 3,000,000 shares of Preference Stock, having a par value of $1 per share. scanFeb 9
  52. 52Notice of decision of the Metropolitan District Commission to grant the Boston Edison Co. permission to locate two manholes, two test stations and steel pipes in the Alewife Brook Parkway section of Cambridge. scanFeb 9
  53. 53Public meeting on rent control to be held on Wednesday, February 18, 1976 in the City Council Chambers. scanFeb 9
  54. 54Order-Special Sub-Committee on Parking Problems for Police Officers and City Hall Employees (Vellucci) scanFeb 23
  55. 55Order-to the 8 boys of Saint Peter's Boy Scout Troup #61 who were admitted to the Eagle Court of Honor (Russell and Sullivan) scanFeb 23
  56. 56Resolutions on the death of Harold G. "Hap" Kern. (Sullivan) scanFeb 23
  57. 57Order-Open Meeting Law. (Ackermann) scanFeb 23
  58. 58Resolution congratulating the Russell Associates (Bantam) and the Cambridge Police Association (PeeWee) in the sixth Annual Hockey Tournament in Wolfville, Nova Scotia. (Russell and Vellucci) scanFeb 23
  59. 59Resolutions on the death of Glenn C. Perduyn. (Sullivan) scanFeb 23
  60. 60Resolutions on the girls varsity basketball team at C. H. L. S. (Clinton) scanFeb 23
  61. 61Communication from Naomi Isler, 71 Martin St., Cambridge re: to the Riverside Press site. scanFeb 23
  62. 62Communication from Martha A. Mahoney, U. S. Labor Party, requesting permission to hold sound rallies. scanFeb 23
  63. 63Communication from Mayor Alfred VEllucci re: to the City Council Committees for the years 1976-77. scanFeb 23
  64. 64Communication from Owen L. Clark, Commissioner of Corporations and Taxations, establishing the amount of bonds for the City Treasurer, Collector of Taxes and the City Clerk. scanFeb 23
  65. 65Communication from Stuart Lesser, Chairman, Conservation Commission, re: to the Riverside Press site. scanFeb 23
  66. 66Communication from Robert J. LaTremouille re: to the Kennedy Park. scanFeb 23
  67. 67Communication from the Lynch Family, 26 Sherman St., re: to a faulty drain pipe in the street. scanFeb 23
  68. 68Notice of a public hearing by the Dept. of Public Utilities to be held at 100 Cambridge St., Boston on March 3, 1976 at 10:00 A. M. re: to the petition of Adams Motor Transportation Col, Inc. for a Charter License for the carriage of passengers for hire from points in Suffolk, Essex, Middlesex, Norfolk and Plymouth Counties, to and from points within the Commonwealth. scanFeb 23
  69. 69Communication from John Schroeder re: to the issuance of parking tickets. scanFeb 23
  70. 70Communication from Edward G. Connolly, Directro of Middlesex County Extension Service, reminding the Council of the meeting to be held at the Waltham Experiment Station on March 4, 1976 at 7:30 P. M. re: to the Middlesex County Extension Service. scanFeb 23
  71. 71Communication from the Lincoln Way Tenants' Council re: to Officer Peter DeLuca. scanFeb 23
  72. 72Relative to Councillor Graham's order re: status of Western Avenue, and Councillor Duehay's order re: to Aberdeen Avenue Branch Library. scanFeb 23
  73. 73Communication from the Middlesex County Advisory Board re: to the assessment of $1,390,288.33 for the fiscal 1976 County Budget last year together with a schedule of public hearings to be held re: to the fiscal 1977 County Budget. scanFeb 23
  74. 74Order-Rent Control for tenants in FHA and MHFA Developments. (Ackermann) scanMar 1
  75. 75Order-property acquired by the Redevelopment Authority in the Wellington-Harrington Neighborhood Improvement area (Duehay) scanMar 1
  76. 76Order-cancellation of March 15th, City Council meeting (Sullivan) scanMar 1
  77. 77Order-to the boarding up of properties on Portland Street and the demolition of the property on Marion Street (Vellucci) scanMar 1
  78. 78Resolution-extending gratitude to Officers Joseph Cherubino and Edward Graham (Danehy) scanMar 1
  79. 79Order-To the adjustment of Mr. Pasquale L. Reale's salary. (Sullivan) scanMar 1
  80. 80Order-Increases in the Middlesex County Budget. (Clem) scanMar 1
  81. 81Order-COFFEE DAY for crippled children (M. Vellucci) scanMar 1
  82. 82Order-Alternative # 1 for Rent Control (Ackermann, Clem, Duehay, Graham and Vellucci) scanMar 1
  83. 83Communication from Councill6r Clem re: Rent Control. scanMar 1
  84. 84Communication from Florence A. Putschar re: to trees around Fresh Pond Reservoir. scanMar 1
  85. 85Resolutions on barrel rolling and garbage collection (Danehy) scanMar 1
  86. 86Communication from Antonio Simoes, Sr., 104 Ellery St, requesting reimbursement for damages done to his car. scanMar 1
  87. 87Resolutions-Lydia Layne McLean (Graham) scanMar 8
  88. 88Order-re: to keeping of the Rent Control Office opened with full complement of staff to cope with any problems that could arise from the possible failure of extending Chapter 842 of the Acts of 1970. (M. Vellucci) scanMar 8
  89. 89Resolutions on Captain Edward J. Donahue (Russell) scanMar 8
  90. 90Proclamation Kelly Services, Inc. (M. Vellucci) scanMar 8
  91. 91Order-to the Girls Basketball Team at CHLS for winning the Division I Title in the North Sectional Girls State Tournament (Russell) scanMar 8
  92. 92Order-Nichols Place (Russell) scanMar 8
  93. 93Order-Acceptance of Chapter 402 of the Acts of 1967(Danehy) - scanMar 8
  94. 94Communication from St. Paul African Methodist Episcopal Church requesting the use of vacant lot belonging to the City in order to have a fund raising carnival. scanMar 8
  95. 95Communication from Algonquin Gas Transmission Co. re: to the operating personnel to be contacted in case of an emergency. scanMar 8
  96. 96Communication from Al Gowan, Administrator, Cambridge Arts Council, requesting to appear before the Council on Mar. 8 1976 for the purpose of showing slides. scanMar 8
  97. 97Number of boarded up and vacant buildings in the City of Cambridge. scanMar 8
  98. 98To the examination for Chief of Police to fill the present vacancy. scanMar 8
  99. 99Street lighting on Bay State Road. scanMar 8
  100. 100Installation of pedestrian traffic lights at the corner of Putnam Avenue and Mass. Avenue. scanMar 8
  101. 101Resolutions on the Wellington-Harrington Neighborhood Improvement Program. (Vellucci) scanMar 8
  102. 102Invitation to open house for Caspar, Inc. scanMar 18
  103. 103Communication from Chairman, Board of Assessors, responding to City Council Order relative to tax exempt property. scanMar 18
  104. 104Communication from Robert J. LaTremouille re: to the High School Project. scanMar 18
  105. 105Communication from Marshall M. Sloane, President, Century Bank, thanking the Council for the recognition extended to them. scanMar 18
  106. 106Communication from Martin Annis, American Science and Engineering, Inc. thanking the Council for the resolution sent to them. scanMar 18
  107. 107Notice of a public hearing on April 5, 1976 at 10:00 A. M. re: to the petition of Interstate Coach for a Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity. scanMar 18
  108. 108Communication from Edward Loder requesting financial assistance for athletic events for several members of the Police Department and the community youth. scanMar 18
  109. 109Communication from The Boston Seventh Day Adventist Temple requesting to secure a Tag Day inCambridge for June 17, 1976. scanMar 18
  110. 110Call of meeting on March 18, 1976. scanMar 18
  111. 111Communication from the CRA on the inquiry of C. Clem re: to the inclusion of Portland St. Land in the Kendall Square EIS. scanMar 22
  112. 112Communication from the Mid-Cambridge Neighborhood Assoc., High School Committee re: to the present High School Plan. scanMar 22
  113. 113Communication from the Acting City Solicitor re: to Chapter 41 Section 100e of the General Laws. Police Commissioner[?] scanMar 22
  114. 114Communication from the Director of Civil Defense Agency re: to the appointments of volunteers to the Cambridge Auxiliary Fire Dept. scanMar 22
  115. 115Communication from Saints Constantine and Helen Greek Orthodox Church requesting the council's presence at the ten mile road race on Sunday March 28, 1976. scanMar 22
  116. 116Transportation and Parking Report re: lack of transportation for the residents of the Huron Towers Apartment. scanMar 22
  117. 117Transportation and Parking Report re: RED Line extension scanMar 22
  118. 118Order-appointments of volunteers to the Auxiliary Fire Dept. (Vellucci) scanMar 22
  119. 119Order-Transfer of the Affirmative Action Program from the Budget Personnel Dept. (Graham) scanMar 22
  120. 120REsolutions on the contribution of M.I.T. in providing a solution to the housing problem in Cambridge (Vellucci) scanMar 22
  121. 121Congratulating The Jr. Varsity Cheerleading team at Matginon School (Danehy & Russell) scanMar 22
  122. 122Congratulating the Varsity Cheerleading team at North Cambridge Catholic High School (Danehy & Russell) scanMar 22
  123. 123Congratulating the Varsity Cheerleading team of Matignon High School (Danehy & Russell) scanMar 22
  124. 124Knights of Columbus Day (Sullivan) scanMar 22
  125. 125Resolution on the Riverside Press site (Vellucci) scanMar 22
  126. 126Golden Age Week (Vellucci) scanMar 22
  127. 127Response to the Economic Development Committee Report. scanMar 22
  128. 128Resolutions on the Rindge Technical High School Track Team (Clinton) scanMar 29
  129. 129Order-residency requirement for city employees (Sullivan) scanMar 29
  130. 130Resignation of George Waldstein as Chairman of the Rent Control Board. scanApr 5
  131. 131Communication from the Inman Square Businessmen's Assoc. requesting hearing relative to the off street parking in the Inman Square area. scanApr 5
  132. 132MINORITY REPORT ON THE RIVERSIDE PARK. scanApr 5
  133. 133Communication from the City Solicitor to Councillor Danehy re: to a hearing relative to the incident that occurred on March 6, 1976 at 279 Pearl St. scanApr 5
  134. 134Communication from NET forwarding a copy of the Annual Report for the year 1975. scanApr 5
  135. 135Petition of Joseph and Laurette D'Apice requesting that Sheridan Street be accepted as a public way. scanApr 5
  136. 136Notice of public hearing on April 23, 1976 at 10:30 A. M. by the DPU re: to the petition of Robert W. Meserve and Benjamin H. Lacy to authorise the installation of a modern automatic flashing light signal and crossing gate system at certain public highway in Cambridge. scanApr 5
  137. 137Notice of public hearing on April 20, 1976 at 7:30 P. M. by the DPU re: to an investigation by the Dept. of the Rate Adjustment to become effective December 1, 1975 filed with the Dept. on November 14, 1975. scanApr 5
  138. 138Communication from Frank Ryan, 23 Gurney St., thanking the Council for the kindness shown to him this past year. scanApr 5
  139. 139Proclamation on the Massachusetts Bicentennial Battery of Cambridge. (M. Vellucci) scanApr 5
  140. 140Resolutions on Mr. Joseph Sakey (E. Sullivan) scanApr 5
  141. 141Order-new controls for the entire riverfront (Clem) scanApr 5
  142. 142Order-fire damaged residential and commercial Buildings. (Clem) scanApr 5
  143. 143Resolutions on the Federal Domestic Assistance Information Act. (Clem) scanApr 5
  144. 144Order-barrier free ramps on public walks. (Clem) scanApr 5
  145. 145Resolutions on Leslie G. Ainley (Sullivan) scanApr 5
  146. 146Order-all persons to be residents of Cambridge at the time of appointments. (Danehy) scanApr 5
  147. 147REPORT FROM COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC SAFETY - Discontinuance of a portion of Norfolk Street. See # 75 - Highways. scanApr 5
  148. 148Order-re: self service gas stations. (Ackermann) scanApr 12
  149. 149Order-operation of Max's formerly located at River Street and Putnam Ave. (Duehay) scanApr 12
  150. 150Resolutions honouring Chucky Brown. (Vellucci) scanApr 12
  151. 151Proclamation on National YWCA Week. (Vellucci) scanApr 12
  152. 152Communication from Charles J. Doherty, Director, Office of Campaign and Political Finance re: to Depository Reporting System. scanApr 12
  153. 153Reconsideration re: consolidating the housing related functions of the city. scanApr 12
  154. 154Communication from the Dept. of Public Utilities transmitting the Condensed Financial Return of the Commonwealth Gas Co. scanApr 12
  155. 155Petition fromthe residents of East Cambridge re: to the new fire stations for East Cambridge. scanApr 12
  156. 156Communication from the League of Women Voters of Cambridge re: to Rent Control. scanApr 12
  157. 157Communication from the U. S. Dept. of Housing and Urban Development re: to Housing Assistance Plans. scanApr 12
  158. 158Communication from the Dept. of Public Utilities transmitting the Condensed Financial Return of the Boston Edison Co. scanApr 12
  159. 159Bus service to Huron Towers. scanApr 12
  160. 160Order-inspect the sidewalks on Wood St. (M. Vellucci) 4/26/76 scanApr 26
  161. 161Opinion from Acting City Solicitor re: to the residency requirement for employment in City Government. scanApr 26
  162. 162Status of the Granite Street Bus route. scanApr 26
  163. 163Construction taking place at 107 Amory St. scanApr 26
  164. 164Operation of private disposal trucks. scanApr 26
  165. 165"What Is the Cambridge Historical Commission?" scanApr 26
  166. 166Communication from the Chairman of the License Comm., relative to Liquor License Transfer -10-12 Brookline Street. scanApr 26
  167. 167Communication from Chief of the Fire Department re: to the elimination of Aides to the Deputy Chief. scanApr 26
  168. 168Communication from George Teso, re: to the Street Cleaning Program for May, 1976. scanApr 26
  169. 169Petition received from Gladys M. Carey for the replacement of lost dentures. scanApr 26
  170. 170Communication from service station dealers and residents of Cambridge in opposition to the proposed closing of Memorial Drive on sundays and holidays. scanApr 26
  171. 171Copy of communication from Arthur Goldberg of the Yellow Cab Co. to the Council on Aging re: to the transportation of senior citizens in Cambridge during the hours of 9AM - 2PM in connection with GOLDEN AGE WEEK. scanApr 26
  172. 172Petition of residents of Fayerweather St. requesting that their sidewalks be included in the repair program under the jurisdiction of the Commissioner of Public Works. scanApr 26
  173. 173Communication received from Joseph Thomas requesting reimbursement for damages sustained to windows at 107 Ellery Street. scanMay 3
  174. 174Communication from John R. Sennott, Jr., Chairman of the License Commission, relative to Liquor License at 10-12 Brookline Street. scanMay 3
  175. 175Communication from Paul G. Cowles, Superintendent of Recreation re: to softball at Lindstrom Field. scanMay 3
  176. 176Communication from Joseph F. O'Connor, Executive Assistant to the President, The Charles Stark Draper Laboratory, Inc. expressing appreciation for the response to the fire emergency at 68 Albany Street. scanMay 3
  177. 177Order-to the preparation of the budget, listing by department, all employees their positions, step raises and total salary as requested by prior order of March 8, 1976. (Sullivan) scanMay 3
  178. 178Awaiting report - Tiffany's Lounge on Rindge Ave. scanMay 3
  179. 179Awaiting report - Operation of a Hostel House at 117 Hamilton St. scanMay 3
  180. 180Awaiting report - intersection of Mass. Ave. and Prospect Street. scanMay 3
  181. 181Order-Humphrey-Hawkins Senate Bill (Graham) scanMay 3
  182. 182Order-Licenses for lodging houses (Clem) scanMay 3
  183. 183Order-The Shawmut County Bank, N.A. (Clem) scanMay 3
  184. 184Order-keeping the Fire Chief and his aides in the budget for FY 76-77. (Russell) scanMay 3
  185. 185Order-Armed Forces Week (M. Vellucci) scanMay 3
  186. 186Order-pilot police community relation program (M. Vellucci) scanMay 3
  187. 187Order-Hobbs Brook and Stony Brook Reservoirs (M. Vellucci) scanMay 3
  188. 188Order-adoption of additional Rules of the City Council. (M. Vellucci)- Re: travel expenditures scanMay 3
  189. 189Communication from Conrad Fagone re: abandoned and unsafe buildings scanMay 3
  190. 190Communication from Bernard W. Hill re: the Housing Inspection Division having no jurisdiction over abandoned buildings. scanMay 3
  191. 191Communication from William J. Cremins, Fire Chief re: Dilapidated buildings and Board of Survey. scanMay 3
  192. 192Awaiting Report Item #8 re: the building at River and Rockwell Sts. scanMay 10
  193. 193Awaiting Report Item #15 Re: charge to funeral diroectors for burial permits. scanMay 10
  194. 194Awaiting Report Item #17 re: a lounging area for City Hall employees. scanMay 10
  195. 195Democratic City Committee of Cambridge Meetings on Feb. 12 and Feb. 26, 1976 in response to Calendar No. 7 March 1, 1976. scanMay 10
  196. 196Meeting re: to the East Cambridge fire station at the Kennedy School on May 18th at 8 P.M. scanMay 10
  197. 197Awaiting Report #19 re: sidewalk on Wood St. scanMay 10
  198. 198M. Vellucci re: land above the tunnel underpass to be set aside as City of Cambridge Parkland. scanMay 10
  199. 199M. Vellucci re: using the land above the underpass for a high school track or other recreational purposes. scanMay 10
  200. 200M. Vellucci re: actual status of the land over the tunnel. scanMay 10
  201. 201M.. Vellucci re: damage claims to the tunnel underpass. scanMay 10
  202. 202C. Graham Re: "Clean Up Day" scanMay 10
  203. 203C. Sullivan re: "Keep Off Grass" signs in front of City Hall scanMay 10
  204. 204M. Vellucci resolutions on National Volunteer Week scanMay 10
  205. 205C. Sullivan re: repair and replace the sidewalks on Ware St. scanMay 10
  206. 206C. Sullivan re: lighting arrangements on Ware St. scanMay 10
  207. 207C. Sullivan resolutions on the students from C.H.L.S. and Rindge Tech. hanging on the street corners.. scanMay 10
  208. 208C. Ackermann re: to reclassification. scanMay 10
  209. 209C. Ackermann re: a Line Budget be made available to all personnel who request it. scanMay 10
  210. 210C. Danehy re: School Nurse to Matignon, Immaculate Conception and St. John High Schools. scanMay 10
  211. 211C. Russell resolution on Blue Cross/Blue Shield coverage for widows of retired or deceased city employees. scanMay 10
  212. 212C. Graham re: salaries, amounts received on all police details and a list of absenteeism for police officers in all ranks. scanMay 10
  213. 213M. Vellucci resolutions on Herman "Hy" Siegal. scanMay 10
  214. 214M. Vellucci re: nightime patrol in the area of Essex and Harvard Streets. scanMay 10
  215. 215M. Vellucci resolutions on Tobin Neighborhood Bicentennial Week. scanMay 10
  216. 216M. Vellucci re: member of the Law Dept. to be assigned to the Board of Zoning Appeals. scanMay 10
  217. 217The Pentecostal Tabernacle Church a May Party and March through certain streets in Cambridge. scanMay 10
  218. 218Call of the meeting. scanMay 10
  219. 219Communication was received from the Committee on Claims scanMay 10
  220. 220CCA Statement on Department of Community Affairs, Budget Proposal April 28, 1976 hearing. scanMay 17
  221. 221Comm. from George Teso, Traffic Director, re: to the detour of traffic to one side of Mass. Avenue at Cameron Ave. on May 25 and 26, 1976 to allow for the upgrading of the Railroad Crossing. scanMay 17
  222. 222Comm. from Charles F. Sprague, Building Commissioner, re: emergency st status of boarding up certain structures. scanMay 17
  223. 223Comm. from Robert J. LaTremouille re: to an order which was passed May 10, 1976 re: to "Keep off the Grass" signs at City Hall. scanMay 17
  224. 224Re: proposed purchase of a small section of land on the northeast corner of the intersection of Prospect Street and Bishop Allen Dr. scanMay 17
  225. 225Response to Council Order No. 5 of May 3, 1976 re: to the intersection of Putnam Ave., Mt. Auburn St., and Mass. Ave. scanMay 17
  226. 226Comm. from George Teso, Traffic Dierector, re: to the Street Cleaning Schedule for June 1976. scanMay 17
  227. 227Council Order No. 15 of May 3, 1976 concerning the continuance of bus service on the Harvard Square - Kendall Sq. Line via Broadway. scanMay 17
  228. 228Arrangements with the MBTA for bus service for Memorial Day observance. scanMay 17
  229. 229Assistant City Manager Robert W. Healy, Jr. to assume the duties of City Manager from May 25, 1976 through June 8, 1976. scanMay 17
  230. 230Proposed legislation concerning the Bennett Eliot Yards in Harvard Sq. scanMay 17
  231. 231Awaiting Report No. 20 and 22 re: lighting in the area of Fifth and Thorndike Sts. and at the corner of Norfolk and Harvard Streets. scanMay 17
  232. 232Railroad Crossing at Sherman St. scanMay 17
  233. 233M. Vellucci resolutions on R.M. Bradley and Co. Inc. scanMay 17
  234. 234M. Vellucci Re: payroll tax. scanMay 17
  235. 235M. Vellucci re: Cambridge to take responsibility for its owmn financial policies. scanMay 17
  236. 236C. Ackermann re: pedestrianccycle in the traffic lights located at the corner of Mass. Ave., and Prospect St. scanMay 17
  237. 237M. Vellucci resolution on Mrs. Grace Taylor. scanMay 17
  238. 238M. Vellucci resolution on Mrs. Burlish Chisholm. scanMay 17
  239. 239C. Graham resolution on Lewis H. Spence, Director of the Cambridge Housing Authority. scanMay 17
  240. 240M. Vellucci resolution on Mrs. Martha Warner. scanMay 17
  241. 241C. Sullivan re: replace the two inch water pipe from Amory St. to Amory Place. scanMay 17
  242. 242M. Vellucci re: pilot mounted police program in Cambridge. scanMay 17
  243. 243C. Russell re: lighting survey on Boardman St. scanMay 17
  244. 244C. Danehy re: repair the Walden St. side of the fence at Corcoran Pk. scanMay 17
  245. 245C. Danehy re: growth of poison ivy within the Fresh Pond Reservation. scanMay 17
  246. 246C. Clem re: CETA employees to join the Retirement System. scanMay 17
  247. 247C. Clem re: excise taxes from Pat's Towing Service and the St. Johnsbury Trucking Firm. scanMay 17
  248. 248C. Sullivan and Russell resolutions on Louise W. Counihan. scanMay 17
  249. 249C. Graham re: gathering of teenagers at Harvard and Essex St. scanMay 17
  250. 250M. Vellucci resolution on Marketplace '76. scanMay 17
  251. 251C. Russell re: speeding cars which are going down Lexington St. and Lakeview Ave. scanMay 17
  252. 252C. Russell re: traffic pattern at Elmwood Avenue. scanMay 17
  253. 253C. Clem resolutions on Norman Goodwin. scanMay 17
  254. 254C. Clinton re: problems at the rear of 1612 Cambridge St. scanMay 17
  255. 255M. Vellucci and C. Ackermann re: No Cambridge Police Officer be deployed for breaking a strike. scanMay 17
  256. 256C. Clinton re: report concerning Lindstrom Field. scanMay 17
  257. 257M. Vellucci resolution on Cambridge Auxiliary Police. scanMay 17
  258. 258M. Vellucci re: signs prohibiting the consumption of alcoholic beverages in Glacken Field. scanMay 17
  259. 259C. Danehy re: Superintendent of Schools, Director of School Nurses and Dr. Philip Porter to appear before the Council on May 24, 1976 re: to the adequate delivery of health care services to school children. scanMay 17
  260. 260C. Russell re: problem of dirty water. scanMay 17
  261. 261C. Danehy re: desegregation plan for the Cambridge School System. scanMay 17
  262. 262C. Sullivan re: adjournment in honor of the birthday of Charles Melanson. scanMay 24
  263. 263C. Graham re: regulation of dogs. scanMay 24
  264. 264C. Ackermann re: North Charles Relief Sewer Project. scanMay 24
  265. 265C. Ackermann re: Citizens Committee on Sycamore Trees. scanMay 24
  266. 266C. Clinton and C. Sullivan re: grant usage of the Fire Extinguisher Building to the CASPAR organization. scanMay 24
  267. 267C. Sullivan re: The retirement of Marie Hyde, Dean of Senior Students at C.H.L.S. scanMay 24
  268. 268M. Vellucci re: tables and chairs for the Senior Center. scanMay 24
  269. 269C. Clinton and C. Duehay re: refrain from allowing a soup kitchen at 71 Pearl St. scanMay 24
  270. 270C. Russell re: signs indicating the location of Matignon High School. scanMay 24
  271. 271C. Russell re: signs indicating the location of Saint Patrick's churbh scanMay 24
  272. 272M. Vellucci re: resolution on a policy statement that no one should be admitted into Cambridge Public Housing who is not a resident of Cambridge. scanMay 24
  273. 273Comm. from Chairman of the Rent Control Board re: to his being classified as a special municipal employee. scanMay 24
  274. 274Comm. from Philip J. Potter MD. notifing the City Council bhat he is unable to attend the Council meeting of May 24, 1976. scanMay 24
  275. 275Comm. from the Yellow Cab Co., Brattle Taxi and the Cambridge Taxi Co. with documentary evidence in support of their request for an increase in the present taxicab fare schedule. scanMay 24
  276. 276Comm. from Patrolman Joseph McCarthy, et al, on behalf of the Cambridge Traffic Supervisors and the Police Association thanking the members of the City Council for the financial assistance rendered for the Safety Patrol Party on May 5, 1976. scanMay 24
  277. 277Comm. from Ethel W. Head, 24 Frost St., Cambridge re: to the signing of a petition for the Hall-Tyner Election Campaign. scanMay 24
  278. 278Comm. from Catherine Cumpston supporting the closihg of Memorial Drive on Sundays throughout the summer. scanMay 24
  279. 279Re: to awaiting report Item #21 re: Blue Cross/Blue Shield coverage for widows and retired teachers and employees of the School Dept. scanMay 24
  280. 280Notification from the Metropolitan District Commission re: to an order of taking dated April 8, 1976 for the North Charles Relief Sewer Project in the area of Mt. Auburn St. located near Maynard Place and Gibson St. scanMay 24
  281. 281Re: letters received from the Board of Selectmen and the Police Services Division of the Town of Arlington, commending the Cambridge Police Dept. for assistance in quelling a disturbance in the Town of Arlington on May 15, 1976. scanJun 7
  282. 282Re: Awaiting Report No, 21 re: list of all salaries, amounts received on all police details, and a list of sick time for police officers in all ranks. scanJun 7
  283. 283Re: to Awaiting Report No. 25 re: to the North Charles Relief Sewer Project" scanJun 7
  284. 284Re: to Council's acceptance of the provisions of General Laws, Chapter 40, Section 8G which would provide for the City's entering into an agreement with another city or town to provide mutual aid programs for police departments. scanJun 7
  285. 285Final draft of the Harvard Sq. Comprehensive Policy Plan. scanJun 7
  286. 286Comm. from the Superintendent of Schools transmitting racial census data as requested by Councillor Ackermann. scanJun 7
  287. 287Comm. from Mrs. Natalie M. Ghanotakis requesting reimbursement for injury received from fall on Winthrop St. scanJun 7
  288. 288Comm. from Joseph G. Sakey Library Director Re: to an award for Mr. Lewis' contribution to the library scanJun 7
  289. 289C. Sullivan re: dedication of the corner of Jay and Kinnaird Sts. in honor of Sebastian Joseph Raineri. scanJun 7
  290. 290C. Sullivan re: corner of Hamilton and Brookline Sts. to be named the Harold G. Gerguson Square. scanJun 7
  291. 291C. Clem re: Ordinance Committee to provide design standards and design review for capital improvements in the City. scanJun 7
  292. 292C. Clem re: questionnaires for neighborhood residents to determine the preferance of brick or cement sidewalk s. scanJun 7
  293. 293C. Graham and C. Duehay re: policies and procedures for first and second juvenile and young adult offenders. scanJun 7
  294. 294C. Sullivan re: enforcing the "No Trespassing" regulations at the school facilities. scanJun 7
  295. 295C. Duehay resolution on service cuts on the Harvard-Lechmere #69 bus route. scanJun 7
  296. 296C. Duehay resolution on municipal takeover of the Harvard-Lechmere bus. scanJun 7
  297. 297C. Duehay resolution re: roadway improvements in the Alewife area of Cambridge. scanJun 7
  298. 298C. Ackermann re: list of all part-time positions within the City administration. scanJun 7
  299. 299C. Sullivan re: enforcing the City Ordinance re: to people posting flyers on utility poles, walls and vacant buildings. scanJun 7
  300. 300C. Clinton resolutions on John H. Welsh. scanJun 7
  301. 301C. Graham resolution naming the All Purpose Reading Room of the Cambridge Public Library the Jerome T. Lewis Room. scanJun 7
  302. 302C. Clinton re: the turn around in Kendall Sq. scanJun 7
  303. 303C. Russell re: Mayor to appoint a special committee to resolve the problem re: the construction of sidewalks. scanJun 7
  304. 304C. Ackermann re: detailed description of the duties of the Polce Commissioner. scanJun 7
  305. 305C. Ackermann re: Commissioner of Public Works and Director of Traffic and Parking to jointly review all driveway petitions. scanJun 7
  306. 306C. Clem re: to the operation of an illegal drinking establishment at 3 Kinnaird St. scanJun 7
  307. 307M. Vellucci re: permanent Commissioner for the Cambridge Health and Hospital Dept. scanJun 7
  308. 308C. Sullivan re: completion of all "Awaiting Report" Items. scanJun 7
  309. 309C. Clem re: Ordinance #749. scanMay 17
  310. 310Comm. from the Board of Assessors relative to tax exempt properties. scanJun 14
  311. 311Comm. from teen center personnel re: problems within the centers. scanJun 14
  312. 312Comm. from John Callinan thanking the Mayor and members of the City Council for arranging a dinner for the traffic squad on May 5, 1976 scanJun 14
  313. 313Comm. from George E. Harvey relative to Officer Paul Leonard. scanJun 14
  314. 314Comm. from the City Solicitor re: to residency requirements for admission to public housing projects in Cambridge scanJun 14
  315. 315M. Vellucci resolutions on the Herald-American scanJun 14
  316. 316Report on tax anticipation notes. scanJun 14
  317. 317Re: to the expanding and revamping of the Recycling Program in the City. scanJun 14
  318. 318Re: to Awaiting Report #4 re: to the collection of garbage/ scanJun 14
  319. 319Re: street lighting on Ware Street. scanJun 14
  320. 320City Manager to make last minute transfers from allotments with available balances. scanJun 14
  321. 321M. Vellucci resolutions on Detective Leonard. scanJun 14
  322. 322Resolution on Attorney Theodore Anastos. scanJun 14
  323. 323C. Sullivan re: time off to all employees who can be spared on Friday June 18, 1976. scanJun 14
  324. 324M. Vellucci re: experimentation in genetic recombinance. scanJun 14
  325. 325C. Graham re: City Solicitor to prepare an ordinance re: to the issuance of lodging house licensws. scanJun 14
  326. 326Comm. from the United States Labor Party requesting a public hearing before the City Council re: to private intelligence operation to create rapid destructin of civil liberties. scanJun 21
  327. 327Re: to Awaiting report items #3, 5, 8, 9, 12, 13, and 18. scanJun 21
  328. 328All items on the Calendar which have not been acted upon to be placed on file. scanJun 21
  329. 329C. Sullivan resolutions on Thomas F. Gibson. scanJun 21
  330. 330C. Sullivan re: cancellation of the City Council meeting of June 28, 1976 scanJun 21
  331. 331Report of the Finance Sub-committee on Non-union Personnel. scanJun 21
  332. 332C. Danehy re: to the acceptance of Chapter 402 of the Acts of 1967. scanJun 21
  333. 333C. Clem re: loan order of $2,587,000 for a public works project. scanJun 21
  334. 334C. Clinton re: separate garbage collections. scanJun 21
  335. 335C. Ackermann re: establishment of a position of Executive Director of Election Commission. scanJun 21
  336. 336C. Clinton re: reinstitution of barrel-rolling. scanJun 21
  337. 337C. Graham resolutions re: to the Urban Planning Aid of Cambridge. scanJun 21
  338. 338M. Vellucci re: reclassifying all employee who are below job description. scanJun 21
  339. 339M. Vellucci re: creation of the Position of a Police Commissioner on the ballot at the next election. scanJun 21
  340. 340C. Clinton and C. Sullivan resolution on HouseBill No. 4993. scanJun 21
  341. 341comm. from M. Vellucci re: to the advertising of Market Place 76. scanJun 21
  342. 342Opinion from City Solicitor re: if Collector and Treasurer of Taxes is authorized to sell, assign and transfer securities held in the Cemetery fund. scanJul 8
  343. 343Memorandum from James L. Sullivan, City Manager, to the Community Development Department Staff relative to the placing of David Vickery in full charge of the Community Development Department's operations. scanJul 23
  344. 344Comm. from the Secretary of State transmitting Chapter 201 of theActs of 1976 the same being "An Act Authorizing the Appointment of the Commissioner of Health and Hospitals in the City of Cambridge".— Placed on file scanJul 7
  345. 345C. Danehy re: License Commission to deny the request of Joyce Chen for a license to sell all alcoholic beverages as a restaurant. scanJul 7
  346. 346M. Vellucci resolutions on a three month moratorium in Cambridge on laboratory research involving recombinant DNA molecules. scanJul 7
  347. 347C. Clinton & Russell re: congratulations to the staff and members of the Bicentennial Commission. scanJul 7
  348. 348C. Duehay resolutions on service cuts on the Harvard - Lechmere (#69) bus route. scanJul 7
  349. 349C. Duehay resolutions on municipal takeover of the Harvard-Lechmere bus for a trial period of 3 years. scanJul 7
  350. 350C. Clinton, Russell & Sullivan re: all council orders to be forwarded to the City Manager and appropriate dept. heads no later than Wednesday noon time following regular Monday meetings. scanJul 7
  351. 351M. Vellucci resolutions on the Korean Folk Arts Troupe. scanJul 7
  352. 352C. Graham re: Gilmore St. to be accepted as a public way. scanJul 7
  353. 353M. Vellucci, C. Ackermann, C.Clem, C. Duehay, C. Russell, C. Sullivan re: rescinding the council order of June 21, 1976 requesting the License Commission to deny the request of Joyce Chen for a license to sell all alcoholic beverages as a restaurant. scanJul 7
  354. 354C. Clinton re: City of Cambridge to rely on the expertise of the Health Commissioner. scanJul 7
  355. 355C. Ackermann re: Congress conduct public hearings relative to genetic experimentation. scanJul 7
  356. 356Re: to a report from the City Solicitor on the investigation for titles to property located above the underpass at Harvard Sq. scanJul 7
  357. 357Re: to the authorization and taking of land for the East Cambridge fire station. scanJul 7
  358. 358Call of the meeting for July 7, 1976 scanJul 7
  359. 359Approval of the Civil Service examination for Police Chief of the City of Cambridge. scanJul 7
  360. 360Re: to a report from Chairman of the License Commission in regard to the premises at 3 Kinnaird St. scanJul 7
  361. 361Communication from J. F. Conway, Building Inspector, requesting that all petitions for curb cuts be sent to the Building Department for approval. scanAug 6
  362. 362Discontinuance of Trowbridge Street.- also see S # 268A scanJul 7
  363. 363The Monitor scanAug 30
  364. 364Proclamation on Donald Fantini (M. Vellucci) scanAug 30
  365. 365Classifying Doctor Francis L. Comunale as a Special Municipal Employee. scanAug 30
  366. 366Election Notice for September 14, 1976 [right margin: Sept. 1976] scan—
  367. 367Petition of Cambridge residents re: to the storage of Chemicals by a California Products Co. scanSep 13
  368. 368Communication from Mrs. Blanche Skolnick, 29 Maple Ave., Cambridge re: to the conditions of the sidewalks in the Cambridge St. area. scanSep 13
  369. 369Comm. from Franklin M. Hundley of May, Bilodeau, Dondis and Landergan, re: to a public hearing by the Dept. of Public Utilities relating to a proposed issuance and sale by Cambridge Electric Light Co. of $5,000,000 principal amount of long term notes. scanSep 13
  370. 370Proclamation on the Honorable Mayor Giuseppe Damiano Uttaro of Gaeta, Italy (M. Vellucci) scanSep 13
  371. 371Order-special sub committee for the purpose of selecting paneling, carpeting and colors for the Council Office (M. Vellucci) scanSep 13
  372. 372Proclamation on the Honorable Councillor Salvatore Bisbiglia of Gaeta, Italy (M. Vellucci) scanSep 13
  373. 373Comm. from the Chairman of the Conservation Comm. supporting the decision of the State Transportation Secretary re: to the "minimum build" roadway alternative to Alewife Brook. scanSep 13
  374. 374Comm. from Board of Election Commissioners re: to the Appointment of Edward J. Samp, Jr. as Acting Executive Secretary of the Commission for the period of August 6th through November 17th, 1976. scanSep 13
  375. 375Comm. from Cambridge Housing Authority in response to letter from Ms. Kathleen Dasso re: to Washington Elms Housing Development. scanSep 13
  376. 376Comm. from William H. Robinson, Clerk of Selectmen, in behalf of the Saugus Board of Selectmen, relative to increasing the minimum age to purchase alcoholic beverages. scanSep 13
  377. 377Chapter 298 of the Acts of 1976 the same being "An Act Authorizing and Directing the University of Massachusetts to Convey a Certain Parcel of Land in the City of Boston to the United States of America for the John Fitzgerald Kennedy Library and Authorizing and Directing the Metropolitan District Commission to Establish a John Fitzgerald Kennedy Park in the City of Cambridge and for Other Purposes." -Placed on file scanSep 13
  378. 378Comm. from the Cambridge Transportation Forum re: to the Forum meeting to be held on Thursday, September 9th, 1976 at 7:45 P. M. at City Hall Annex. scanSep 13
  379. 379Comm. from Theodore Anastos thanking the Council for the resolution of June 14, 1976 which was sent to him. scanSep 13
  380. 380Petition of Robert E. Levesque, et al to appear before the City Council to discuss the functions of the Inter-City C. B. Association. scanSep 13
  381. 381Comm. from David Weiner, General Manager, Brands Mart, thanking the Council for their assistance in obtaining a sign. scanSep 13
  382. 382Comm. from Mrs. Sophie Nissen showing her appreciation for the decrease instead of the increase for Medex III. scanSep 13
  383. 383Comm. from Alan H. Goldberg, Chairman Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation Comm., American Heart Assocl, re: to the training programs for Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation. scanSep 13
  384. 384Petition of Antonio P. Ferro requesting reimbursement sustained to his windows at 336 Rindge Ave., Cambridge scanSep 13
  385. 385Comm. from Thomas Walker, President of the Tenant Council of the Millers River Apartments, forwarding a petition signed by the tenants of the building in opposition to the granting of a permit by the City of Somerville to Hillcrest Company to slaughter chickens across the street from Millers River Apartments. scanSep 13
  386. 386Comm. from Walter P. Allen, Executive Director, Mt. Auburn Hospital re: to a new intensive care unit for the hospital. scanSep 13
  387. 387Comm. from Janet Howard re: to the articles in the New Haven Advocate re: to recombinant DNA research. scanSep 13
  388. 388Comm..from Alison Nocks, et al, re: to Political Discovery magnet educational program funded by the State Department of Education under Chapter 636, scanSep 13
  389. 389Petition of Aston Smith for reimbursement for damages sustained to his car on Columbus Ave. scanSep 13
  390. 390Comm. from the Dept. of Traffic and Parking transmitting the Traffic Board Meeting notes for June 23, 1976. scanSep 13
  391. 391Comm. from W. J. Murray, 110 W. Coover St., Mechanicsburg, Pa., favoring genetic research in Harvard University. scanSep 13
  392. 392Comm. from Kathleen Dasso, 82A Winchester St., Brookline, re: to Washington Elms and other similar housing projects throughout the state. scanSep 13
  393. 393Comm. from Elton B. Smith, Asst. Adm. School Building Assistance Bureau, Boston, forwarding Environmental Assessment forms in connection with the Fletcher Elementary School. scanSep 13
  394. 394Comm. from Paul T. Anderson of the Executive Office of Environmental Affairs re: to grants for septage handling and treatment facilities. scanSep 13
  395. 395Comm. from Roberto Garcia, Community Relations, the Cambridge Hospital re: to the Neighborhood Health Clinic at 105 Windsor St. and the program adopted for Family Centered Maternity Care. scanSep 13
  396. 396Comm. from Mr. & Mrs. William Brock, 616 North Ave.66, Los Angeles, Ca., favoring genetic research in Harvard University. scanSep 13
  397. 397Order-Mayor to appoint a committee of three City Councillors to draw up resolutions on the death of John Donovan (Clinton) scanSep 7
  398. 398Report of Public Service Comm.-re: to the petition of Maura Mullin requesting permit to dispaly merchandise on the sidewalk at 757 Mass. Ave. scanSep 20
  399. 399Public Service Comm. Report re: to petition of Hyatt Joint Venture for a driveway at 575 Memorial Drive (Vassar St. side.) scanSep 20
  400. 400Public Service Comm. Report re: to the petition of Janet Speers d/b/a Clothware for a sign at 56 Boylston St. scanSep 20
  401. 401Public Service Comm. Report re: to conveyance of 2037 sq. ftt of land to Northeastern Realty, Inc. resulting from the realignment and acceptance of Amesbury St. as a public way of the City of Cambridge. scanSep 20
  402. 402Comm. from Paul E. Healy to City Solicitor re: Emergency Medical Care as defined by Chapter 111C of the General Laws. scanSep 20
  403. 403Order-resolutions congratulating the City Council and School Committee re: to the annual tax rate (Vellucci) scanSep 20
  404. 404Resolution-Equal Rights Amendment (Vellucci) scanSep 20
  405. 405Resolution-Reverend Cornelius Edwards (Sullivan) scanSep 20
  406. 406Resolutions-Mr. Frank Barbera and the revitalization of Comeau Field. (Danehy) scanSep 20
  407. 407Order-convert Reed Street Terrace into a public way (Clinton) scanSep 20
  408. 408Resolution-on all alcoholic license to 10-12 Brookline St. (Clem) scanSep 20
  409. 409Resolutions-on a shopping mall in the area bounded by Huron Ave., Chilton St., Standish St. and Lakeview Ave. (Russell) scanSep 20
  410. 410Resolutions on Detective Edward Loder and Officer James Sennott (M. Vellucci, C. Russell and Sullivan) scanSep 20
  411. 411Resulutions-Miss Edith Atwell (Sullivan) scanSep 20
  412. 412Public hearing on Sept. 20, 1976 re: to the lack of adequate parking spaces around the Public Works Garage. (Clinton) scanSep 20
  413. 413Comm. from Robert G. Neiley, Chairman, Cambridge Historical Commission, re: to a Certificate of Appropriateness for the construction of an iron fence around five tombs in the portion of the cemetery owned by Harvard University. scanSep 20
  414. 414Comm. from Frank J. Galgay, Vice-President of the Cambridge Police Association, requesting a hearing for monday, September 27, 1976 at 7:00 P. M. scanSep 20
  415. 415Resolution on the Cambridge Jaycees 20th Anniversary (Danehy) scanSep 27
  416. 416Resolution on Mrs. Clotilda Casassa (Russell) scanSep 27
  417. 417Councillors Clem, Graham, Clinton, Sullivan and Russell be appointed as sub-committee to review the unhealthy and hazardous condition of the jail cells at the Police Station (M. Vellucci) scanSep 27
  418. 418Resolution on Rev. John J. Murphy (Sullivan) scanSep 27
  419. 419City Clerk to prepare a resolution to commemorate the 100th birthday of Mrs. Clotilda Casassa. (Russell) scanSep 27
  420. 420Resolution on John E. Donovan (Clinton) scanSep 27
  421. 421Moratorium on research involving recombinant DNA molecules be extended for an additional three months (M. Vellucci) scanSep 27
  422. 422Resolution on Mrs. Josephine Fernandez (M. Vellucci) scanSep 27
  423. 423Resolution "Hire the Handicapped Week" (M. Vellucci) scanSep 27
  424. 424Resolution on Mr. Charles Maliotes (Sullivan) scanSep 27
  425. 425Resolution on Reverend Wells B. Grogan (Sullivan) scanSep 27
  426. 426Communication from Charles F. Sprague, Building Commissioner, re: to NEGEA Parking Lot. scanSep 27
  427. 427Communication from John R. Sennott, Jr., Chairman, License Comm., transmitting letter dated 9/20/76 to James L. Sullivan, City Manager re: to Averoff Restaurant at 1924 Mass. Ave. scanSep 27
  428. 428Communication from Sandra Polaski, Cambion Shop Pres., requesting that she and other representatives of Cambion be heard at the City Council meeting of Sept. 27, 1976 re: to the strike situation at Cambion. scanSep 27
  429. 429Communication from George Teso, Traffic Director, relative to the enforcement of resident parking around City Hall, City Hall Annex and 51 Inman Street. scanSep 27
  430. 430Communication from George Teso, Traffic Director, transmitting the street cleaning schedule for October. scanSep 27
  431. 431Communication from Robert LaTremouille transmitting letter dated 9/23/76 to the Director of Civil Rights re: to complaints against the City of Cambridge re: to sexual discrimination in working conditions on the proposed Cambridge High School. scanSep 27
  432. 432Communication from Robert LaTremouille transmitting letter dated 9/13/76 to the Secretary of Environmental Affairs re: to the Cambridge High School. scanSep 27
  433. 433Communication from City Manager re: to a discussion of federal matters with interested Cambridge officials. scanSep 27
  434. 434Report from William H. Crocker, City Electrician re: to lighting in the Larchwood and Huron Towers areas. scanSep 27
  435. 435Press release from the MBTA in regard to bus berthing at Harvard Sq. station. scanSep 27
  436. 436Update on personnel committee status. scanSep 27
  437. 437Awaiting reports Items # 1 to 15. scanSep 27
  438. 438Resolutions on Father Bernard C. Herlihy (Russell) scanOct 4
  439. 439Resolutions on Bishop Thomas J. Riley, DD (Russell) scanOct 4
  440. 440Order-best wishes to seven members of the Fire Dept. who will soon retire from active duty. (Russell) scanOct 4
  441. 441Comm. from the City Clerk transmitting communication from the License Commission re: to 1924 Mass. Avenue - Averoff Restaurant.Oct 4
  442. 442Response to awaiting report # 9 re: to the Auxiliary Fire Enging # 12.Oct 4
  443. 443Response to Council Order # 2 of September 13, 1976 re: to resurfacing railroad crossings. scanOct 4
  444. 444Response to Council order # 1 of September 13, 1976 re: to catch basins and sewers in the School and Pine Streets areas. scanOct 4
  445. 445Response to Awaiting Report No. 11 re: to a survey of all municipal buildings. scanOct 4
  446. 446Response to Council Order No. 8 of September 13, 1976 re: to the Mount Auburn Branch Library. scanOct 4
  447. 447Response to Awaiting Report No. 7 re: to the improper use of motor vehicles on one way streets:- Thingvalla Ave., Cushing St., Lexington Ave. and Vassal Lane. scanOct 4
  448. 448Response to Awaiting Report No. 6 re: to the intersection of Mass. Ave. and Beech St. scanOct 4
  449. 449Response to Awaiting Report No. 5 re: to the problems at Cambion Corporation. scanOct 4
  450. 450Response to Awaiting Report No. 3 re: to the sidewalks on Mt. Pleasant St. scanOct 4
  451. 451Response to Awaiting Report No. 2 re: to proposed Huron Ave. Shopping Mall. scanOct 4
  452. 452Response to Awaiting Report No. 1 re: to the elderly taxi rate reduction. scanOct 4
  453. 453October 27th as "Edward J. Sullivan Day" (Vellucci) scanOct 18
  454. 454Resolutions on Detective Sergeant Dominic Scalese (Russell) scanOct 18
  455. 455Resolutions on Harold V. "Bob" Coyne (Sullivan) scanOct 18
  456. 456Resolution on Youth Appreciation Week (Vellucci) scanOct 18
  457. 457Order-Chief to appear at the meeting of Oct. 25th, 1976 at 8:00 to discuss the leash and curb law (Vellucci) scanOct 18
  458. 458Resolution on voting yes on Question Number Six (Vellucci) scanOct 18
  459. 459Order-suspension of the provisions of Sections 55-57 for the November 2nd Election of 1976. (Sullivan) scanOct 18
  460. 460Order-City Clerk to give notice for National, State and County Office Elections (Sullivan) scanOct 18
  461. 461Communciation from Elizabeth Nobelof 162 Prospect St., relative to the policy of the Cambridge Hospital. scanOct 18
  462. 462Communication from the Middlesex County Dog Office relative to Chapter 289 of the Acts of 1976. scanOct 18
  463. 463Communication from Shelter, Inc. requesting a hearing before the City Council inorder that they may identify their operation. scanOct 18
  464. 464Communication from John A. Sullivan, Sec. of Traffic Board, re: to the Traffic Board meeting on September 22, 1976. scanOct 18
  465. 465Communication from City Clerk transmitting the letter from David R. Vickery, Community Development Dept., re: to the pedestrian bridge over the Boston and Maine right-of-way near Alewife Brook Parkway. scanOct 18
  466. 466Response to Council Order # 7, re: to a written policy regarding temporary sidewalk information permits. scanOct 18
  467. 467Response to Council Order #21 re: to cleaning entrances and exits of the Central Square Branch Library. scanOct 18
  468. 468Response to Council Order # 20 re: to the sidewalk repair program for Western Avenue. scanOct 18
  469. 469Response to Council Order # 15 re: to a survey of all public buildings. scanOct 18
  470. 470Response to Council Order # 13 re: to the Lounge Area for Female Employees scanOct 18
  471. 471Response to Council Order #9 re: to the sidewalk obstruction at 1100 Mass. Ave. scanOct 18
  472. 472Response to Council Order #25 re: to the flow of traffic at and around the Hyatt Hotel. scanOct 18
  473. 473Response to Council Order # 12 re: to paving St. Mary's Courtyard. scanOct 18
  474. 474Response to Awaiting Report # 7 re: to conditions at Police Headquarters. scanOct 18
  475. 475Response to Awaiting Report #6 re: to the sidewalk repair program as it applies to curb cuts for wheel chairs. scanOct 18
  476. 476Response to Awaiting Report # 3 re: to the status of the Putnam School. scanOct 18
  477. 477State Election notice. scanNov 2
  478. 478Order-increased police patrols in the area of Bow and Arrow Streets. scanOct 25
  479. 479Report requested on lodging houses. scanOct 25
  480. 480Retirement of John R. Sennott, Jr. as Chairman of the License Commission effective November1, 1976. scanOct 25
  481. 481Communication from Roberto Garcia, Community Relations Transmitting a copy of The Monitor. scanOct 25
  482. 482Street Cleaning Schedule for November scanOct 25
  483. 483Communication re: to the New Cambridge Recycling Program. scanOct 25
  484. 484Number of Policemen and detectives on the 12:00 to 8:00 A. M. Shift. scanOct 25
  485. 485Resolutions on the Cambridge High School Band, Choral Groups and the Ninth Grade Choir. (Sullivan) scanOct 25
  486. 486Appoint special sub-committee of the Council to review and evaluate the salary scale of the department heads and assistants for which the Council has jurisdiction. (Clinton) scanOct 25
  487. 487Resolutions on Professor Wilson and Professor Benedict (Clinton) scanOct 25
  488. 488Resolutions on Warren W. Eagles, State Commander of the AMVETS (Clinton) scanOct 25
  489. 489Resolutions on United Way Fund (Duehay) scanOct 25
  490. 490Solutions to land use related water quality problems. scanNov 1
  491. 491Communication from John R. McCarthy, Provisional Secretary of the School Committee re: to the erection of a statue in memory of, and dedication to, Frederick H. Rindge and that the statue be situated on the campus of the new high school complex. scanNov 1
  492. 492Communication from the Charles River Watershed Assoc. informing the Council of a meeting on November 8, 1976 at 9:30 AM in the Council Chamber re: the Metropolitan Area Planning Council's 208 Water Quality Management study. scanNov 1
  493. 493Communication from the Acting Commissioner of Health and Hospitals re: to the schedule for Influenza Immunization Program. scanNov 1
  494. 494Public hearing re: to discussion of the adoption of Rules and Ragulations as provided for in G. L. Chapter 121A, Section 4 re: Urban Redevelopment Corporations. scanNov 1
  495. 495Communication from the Tenants' Council of the Miller's River Aptmts. expressing their gratitude to all concerned in bringing the Arts Council to Cambridge. scanNov 1
  496. 496RE: to orders Numbered 1, 3, 4, and 11 of October 18, 1976. scanNov 1
  497. 497Awaiting Report No.11 in regard to the reorganization plan for the housing agencies of the city. scanNov 1
  498. 498Awaiting Report No. 7 re: to complaint on 24 Ellsworth Ave. scanNov 1
  499. 499Federal Governmant's Water Quality Planning under Section 208 Land Use Planning. scanNov 1
  500. 500Order-75th Anniversary of the School Sisters of Notre Dame at St. Peter's Grammar and High Schools. scanNov 1
  501. 501Resolutions congratulating Mr. Joseph Sakey, Mrs. Marguerite Lechiaro and all the staff and community groups which participated in the documentary entitled "Heritage of Our City." (C. Sullivan) scanNov 1
  502. 502Resolutions on Ruth Malenka (M. Vellucci) scanNov 1
  503. 503Article in Business Week on the Job Factory operated by the Cambridge Office of Manpower Affairs. scanNov 8
  504. 504Response to order number five of October 25th, 1976 re: to the intersection of Mass. Ave. and Douglas Street. scanNov 8
  505. 505Activities at the Ellery Garage. scanNov 8
  506. 506Report of the subcommittee on Land Use re: to various zoning configurations of the Riverfront. scanNov 8
  507. 507Notice of Public hearing by Rent Control Board on Thursday Dec. 9, 1976 at 7:00 at the Cambridge High and Latin Cleveland Auditorium to consider general adjustments, by percentage, of existing rental levels for all controlled rental units within the City of Cambridge. scanNov 8
  508. 508Petition of Lillian Cochran for reimbursement for expenses incurred by reason of a fall on August 15, 1976 on the public highway in the City of Cambridge. scanNov 8
  509. 509Communication from John W. Downing, Jr. requesting a permit for parking in the East Cambridge area. scanNov 8
  510. 510Communication from Catherine Lamantea requesting the removal of two decaying trees on Ellsworth Ave. scanNov 8
  511. 511Communication from City Clerk at the request of Councillor Sullivan transmitting copies of a previously submitted order as well as a legal opinion from the City Solicitor. scanNov 8
  512. 512Communication from Robert P. Wheatly re: to Five Portraits - a slide sound show of senior citizens in Cambridge. scanNov 8
  513. 513Resolutions on Monsignor Christopher Griffin (C. Sullivan) scanNov 8
  514. 514Awaiting Report re: the use of additional space at the Michael J. Neville Manor for patient care. scanNov 15
  515. 515Awaiting Report re: to the rerouting of truck traffic in the Walden St. area. scanNov 15
  516. 516Awaiting Report re: to the status of providing elderly housing at the old Putnam School. scanNov 15
  517. 517Awaiting Report re: the dangerous conditions at the Gore St. skating rink. scanNov 15
  518. 518Awaiting Report re: the status of the Russell School. scanNov 15
  519. 519Resolutions on Mrs. Grace M. Gotoski (C. Russell) scanNov 15
  520. 520Communication from Walter B. Burgess, Trustee of the First Church of the Nazarene opposing the location of Shelter, Inc. at 30 Pearl St. scanNov 15
  521. 521Communication from Carl F. Barron of Putnam Furniture Leasing Company, Inc. opposing the location of Shelter, Inc. in a residential area. scanNov 15
  522. 522Communication from Dominic H. Christofaro, Jr., Chairman, Ward 5 Dem. City Committee, opposing the location of Shelter, Inc. at 30 Pearl St. scanNov 15
  523. 523Communication from Russell B. Higley, City Solicitor, relative to the Health Commissioner Ordinance. scanNov 15
  524. 524Communication from Arthur J. Metaxas, Pastor, Hellenic Orthodox Community, opposing the location of Shelter, Inc. at 30 Pearl St. scanNov 15
  525. 525Communication from Hathaway Green, Executive Director, Cambridge Civic Association, opposing the location of Shelter, Inc. at 30 Pearl St. scanNov 15
  526. 526Communication from David R. Vickery, Acting Administrator for Community Development, notifying the City Council of a meeting of the City Manager's Block Grant Advisory Committee on November 17, 1976 at 6:45 P. M. in the City Council Chamber. scanNov 15
  527. 527Order-referral of the Harvard University request for a laboratory on Divinity Avenue to the Laboratory Experimental Review Board and the Acting Health Commissioner for their report. scanNov 15
  528. 528Closing of Prospect St. Bridge in Somerville by the State Dept. of Public Works. scanNov 22
  529. 529Awaiting Report re: heavy truck traffic on Antrim St. scanNov 22
  530. 530Awaiting Report re: regarding the status of the Fletcher School. scanNov 22
  531. 531Communication from Metropolitan Area Planning Council re: Local Growth Policy Regional Report. scanNov 22
  532. 532Communication from Helen C. Coyne expressing her appreciation to the Council for the resolution adopted honoring the memory of Bob Coyne. scanNov 22
  533. 533Copy of Communication from William Furtado, Secretary, Southside Neighbors, to Donald P. Squires of the Dept. of Environmental Affairs Commonwealth of Mass. scanNov 22
  534. 534Communication from John A. Sullivan, Secretary, to the Traffic Board, re: to the Traffic Board Meeting on October 27, 1976. scanNov 22
  535. 535Order-City Clerk to draw up resolutions on the death of Dennis Barber. (M. Vellucci) scanNov 22
  536. 536Order-Resolutions on Leo Diehl (C. Clinton and Sullivan) scanNov 22
  537. 537Order-Committee to three to draw up resolutions on Wilfred J. "Mitch" Metivier. scanNov 22
  538. 538order-"Toys for Tots Month" (M. Vellucci) scanNov 22
  539. 539Order-Annuity in the amount of $1500.00 for Mrs. Adelaide White (M. Vellucci and C. Sullivan) scanNov 22
  540. 540Order-opposition to petition of Joseph Alecandro to stre and repair 20 tr cks at 125 Sherman St. (C. Danehy) scanNov 22
  541. 541Resolutions on William H. McGinness as Superintendent of the Water Dept. (M. Vellucci) scanNov 22
  542. 542Resolutions on Wellington-Harrington Citizens Committee and the Wellington Harrington Development Corporation and the Redevelopment Authority. (M. Vellucci and C. Graham) scanNov 22
  543. 543Resolutions on Mr. Ralph "Rocky" Cavallo (C. Sullivan) scanNov 22
  544. 544Resolutions on Chief Nicholas J. Fratto (M. Vellucci) scanNov 22
  545. 545Order-Relocation of the Veterans Posts (Clem and Duehay) scanDec 6
  546. 546Answer to Council order # 2 of 11/15/76 re: number of violations and arrests made in connection with the ordinance prohibiting the pasting up of signs. scanDec 6
  547. 547Order-Petition of Marybeth Nursing Home for a lodging house in a Residence C-1 Zone at 134-136 Magazine Street. (Clinton) scanDec 6
  548. 548Resolutions-Friends of Music of the Cambridge Schools, Inc. (M. Vellucci) scanDec 6
  549. 549Resolutions-on the girls volleyball team of Cambridge High and Latin Schools. (Russell and Clinton) scanDec 6
  550. 550Communication from the Metropolitan Area Planning Council relative to the MAPC Special Report on the Local Growth Policy process. scanDec 6
  551. 551Communication from Russell B. Higley, Acting City Solicitor, re: to the request of Councillor Sullivan regarding the review of Chapter 111C of the Massachusetts General Laws in order to determine if our Rescue Squad would be in compliance with the new guidelines. scanDec 6
  552. 552Communication from the City Clerk transmitting report from the Board of Assessors re: to the economic impact of the extension of the Cambridge Historical District. scanDec 6
  553. 553Communication from the Urban Mass. Transportation Administration re: to the filing of a federal capital grant by the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority re: the Red Line Extension. scanDec 6
  554. 554Report of the Committee on Economic Development Re: to a proposal to build an off street parking facility in the Harvard Square area. scanDec 6
  555. 555Communication from James H. Quinn, Chairman, Junior Fire Marshall Program, re: 1976 Junior Fire Marshall Awards Program. scanDec 6
  556. 556Petition of James M. Vellucci for reimbursement for damages done to his car. scanDec 6
  557. 557Communication from Edward R. Taylor requesting a hearing relative to the relocation of American Legion Post Number 27. scanDec 6
  558. 558Communication from Julius Black, 65 Mirror Lake Ave., Norfolk, Mass. re: to the resident sticker parking program. scanDec 6
  559. 559Resolution on Raymond G. D'Arcy. (Russell) scanDec 13
  560. 560Resolutions on the death of Brandon Powers. (Sullivan) scanDec 13
  561. 561Resolutions on the Massasoit Lodge, Number 129, I.B.P.O.E. W. (Sullivan) scanDec 13
  562. 562Order-Council orders, resolutions, proclamations, ordinances and Committee reports be typed on the Composing Unit now in operation at City Hall. (Clinton) scanDec 13
  563. 563Resolution on the reallocation of defense department appropriations. (Graham) scanDec 13
  564. 564Order-establishment of a residency policy by the City. (Sullivan) scanDec 13
  565. 565Communication from Alfred J. Puras re: to a petition for reinstatement as a permanent patrolman. scanDec 13
  566. 566Order-withdrawing detailed police officers from the Cambion Corp. detail. (Graham) scanDec 13
  567. 567Communication from Rick Roeske favoring the City Council's action relative to the construction of a laboratory for genetic research by Harvard University. scanDec 13
  568. 568Awaiting Report Item No. 9 re: street signs on Western Ave. scanDec 13
  569. 569Awaiting report Item No. 7 re: weekly lists of all City meetings. scanDec 13
  570. 570Awaiting report item no. 4 regarding conditions at 227 Prospect St. scanDec 13
  571. 571Awaiting report item no. 2 regarding speeding on Broadway near the Longfellow School. scanDec 13
  572. 572Resolutions on Dr. Francis T. Downey. (Sullivan) scanDec 20
  573. 573Awaiting Report No. 2 of December 20, 1976, pertaining to the burning of trash in incinerator at Putnam Gardens and Woodrow Wilson Court. scanDec 20
  574. 574Communication from the Community Development Department relative to the schedule of upcoming Block Grant Meetings. scanDec 20
  575. 575Communication from the City Clerk transmitting one from Mayor Vellucci re: to the vote of the City Council meeting of December 13, 1976 re: to reclassifying employees. scanDec 20
  576. 576Communication from the Chairman of the Committee on Economic Development re: to the proposal to recycle the old American Twine and Netting factory. scanDec 20
  577. 577Communication from Conrad C. Fagone, Commissioner of Public Works relative to the Council Order of December 6, 1976 regarding the installation of street signs on Western Avenue and Broadway. scanDec 20
  578. 578Communication from Charles Maliotis expressing his appreation for the resolution adopted by the Council which was sent to him and his wife. scanDec 20
  579. 579Communication from Edith G. Stedman expressing her appreciation for the resolution adopted by the Council which was sent to her. scanDec 20
  580. 580Communication from the City Clerk transmitting one from the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority relative to the Red Line Environmental Impact Statement. scanDec 20
  581. 581Communication from William J. Cremins, Chief of the Fire Dept. transmitting a copy of the Annual Report for Fiscal Year 1975-76. scanDec 20
  582. 582Resolutions on Mayor Richard J. Daley (Sullivan) scanDec 20
  583. 583Order-officially recognizing December 25th as Christmas Day. (Sullivan) scanDec 20
  584. 584Resolutions on Ms. S. B. Sutton. (M. Vellucci) scanDec 20
  585. 585Resolutions on Dennis F. Sheehan. (Sullivan) scanDec 20
  586. 586Order-all eligible residents of Cambridge, over 65 years of age, receive their resident sticker permits free of charge. scanDec 20
  587. 587Resolutions on the death of Mrs. Adelaide R. (Lew) Buzzelle. (Graham) scanDec 20
  588. 588Resolutions on Francis J. Nolan. (Sullivan) scanDec 20
  589. 589Resolutions on Thomas P. O'Neill (Sullivan) scanDec 20
  590. 590Order-public hearing for representatives of N.E.G.S.A. re: rate hikes in utilities. scanDec 20
  591. 591Communication from Keith R. Rodney, C. P. A., Deputy Commissioner, re: to insurance Companies licensed to transact Fidelity and Surety Insurance in Massachusetts. scanDec 27
  592. 592Communication from James L. Sullivan, City Manager, re: to the reinstatement of Alfred J. Puras as a permanent patrolman. scanDec 27
  593. 593Communication from the Committee for a Massachusetts Bottle Bill re: to the 1977 Committee for a Massachusetts Bottle Bill. scanDec 27
  594. 594Communication from Robert J. LaTremouille showing his appreciation to the Council for their prompt action on the Line Street trees. scanDec 27
  595. 595Communication from the City Clerk transmitting one from James L. Sullivan, City Manager, relative to the material submitted for the City Manager's Agenda for Council action. scanDec 27
  596. 596Communication from Herman W. Lewis, Coordinator of Recombinant DNA Activity, National Science Foundation, Washington, D. C., expressing his appreciation for the transceipts of the hearings on recombinant DNA experimentation which were sent to him. scanDec 27
  597. 597Response to request by the City Council relative to constables. scanDec 27
  598. 598Urban Renewal Plan amendment for the Kendall Square Project Area. scanDec 27
  599. 599Resolutions on Wilfred J. Metivier. (Sullivan) scanDec 27
  600. 600Order-congratulations to Detective Sgt. Fidele Centrella and Detective Sgt. James Roscoe for their investigation which led to the arrest and conviction of Anthony Jackson (Sullivan) scanDec 27
  601. 601Order-"Operation MinuteMan 1977." (M. Vellucci) scanDec 27
  602. 602Resolutions on the death of John G. O'Keefe (Sullivan) scanDec 27
  603. 603Order-public hearing be held re: Lucky Garden Restaurant (Russell) scanDec 27
  604. 604Order-on James L. Canavan (Clinton and Sullivan) scanDec 27

Finance

365 actions · № 1–366
  1. 1Transfer of $208,500.00 in the funds of Health & Hospital Services. scanJan 12
  2. 2Acceptance of two grants in the amounts of $50,870 and $27,000 from the U. S. Dept. of Health, Education and Welfare to the Cambridge Hospital. scanJan 12
  3. 3Additional appropriation of $2,000.00 in the Mayor's Office. scanJan 12
  4. 4Additional appropriation of $27,334 to the Salaries and Wages Account from the Parking Fund in the Traffic and Parking Dept. scanJan 12
  5. 5Transfer of $148,310.00 in the Health & Hospital Services. scanJan 12
  6. 6Order re: Rent Control (Ackermann) scanJan 19
  7. 7Order-hazardous conditions at the Sherman St. railroad crossing. (Duehay) scanJan 19
  8. 8Order-filmed proceedings of the Inauguration Ceremony of January 5, 1976. (Vellucci) scanJan 19
  9. 9Additional appropriation in the amount of $28,760.00 to the Purchasing Dept. scanJan 19
  10. 10Transfer of $700.00 in the Community Schools Budget scanJan 19
  11. 11Acceptance of grant in the amount of $5,000 from the Polaroid Foundation and order of appropriation. scanJan 26
  12. 12Additional appropriation in the amount of $21,000 to the Mayor's Office. scanJan 26
  13. 13Transfer of $5,980 in the Traffic and Parking Dept. scanJan 26
  14. 14Order-North Cambridge Neighborhood Health Clinic. (Danehy) scanJan 26
  15. 15Order-Neighborhood Health Clinic in North Cambridge (Ackermann) scanJan 26
  16. 16Order-The responsibility for running the Neighborhood Health Clinics. (Ackermann) scanJan 26
  17. 17Order-relocate the Isaac Taylor VFW Post #2473 (Sullivan) scanJan 26
  18. 18Order-repairing the sidewalks on Standish Street. (Russell) scanJan 26
  19. 19Order-replacement for Miss Lillian Novak who retired as Secretary of the Zoning Board of Appeals (Russell) scanJan 26
  20. 20Order-Additional police security in the Elm Street area of North Cambridge. (Russell.) scanJan 26
  21. 21Order-Increasing the patrol at the Longfellow School area. (Russell) scanJan 26
  22. 22Transfer of $2,474 in the Eastern Middlesex Criminal Development Agency. scanFeb 2
  23. 23Acceptance and appropriation of a grant from the Massachusetts Department of Elder Affaris in the amount of $2,000 to the E. A. T. Program. scanFeb 2
  24. 24Order-additional personnel in the Dept. of Traffic and Parking (Duehay) scanFeb 2
  25. 25Order-many repairs needed at the Aberdeen Avenue Branch Library (Duehay.) scanFeb 2
  26. 26Order- "Handicapped Person" sign at 337 Allston Street (Graham) scanFeb 2
  27. 27Order-Sidewalk repair program, tree planting program and the installation of sidewalk benches on Western Avenue. (Graham) scanFeb 2
  28. 28Order-performance budgeting (Sullivan) scanFeb 2
  29. 29Order-street lighting on Bay State Road (Russell) scanFeb 9
  30. 30Order-repaving Howard St. from Western Avenue to River Street. (Graham) scanFeb 9
  31. 31Order-New bus shelters for the Concord Avenue bus stop and as many locations as possible (Russell) scanFeb 9
  32. 32Order-pedestrian traffic lights at the corner of Putnam and Mass. Avenues (Russell) scanFeb 9
  33. 33Order-progress of the Community Development Dept. in the preparation of a noise ordinance (Clem) scanFeb 9
  34. 34Resolution-on legal notices to be publicized in El Mundo (Clem) scanFeb 9
  35. 35Order-hazardous condition of the sidewalk at Hawthorn and Mt. Auburn Streets. (Clem) scanFeb 9
  36. 36Resignation of City Solicitor Edward McCarthy. scanFeb 9
  37. 37Census issue. scanFeb 9
  38. 38Site for the East Cambridge Fire Station. scanFeb 9
  39. 39Orders for authorization and taking of land for the East Cambridge Fire Station. scanFeb 9
  40. 40Acceptance of two grants from the Law Enforcement Assistant Administration in the sums of $27,900 and $25,000. scanFeb 9
  41. 41Order-to the number of boarded up and vacant buildings in the City of Cambridge (Russell.) scanFeb 23
  42. 42Order-to the examination for Chief of Police to fill the present vacancy. (Vellucci) scanFeb 23
  43. 43Resolutions on free access for all Cambridge residents to all libraries at Harvard University (Russell) scanFeb 23
  44. 44Order-examination of the property located at 10-12 Calendar Street. (Graham) scanFeb 23
  45. 45Communication from Edward A. Lehan, Financial Director, re: to Police Detail Fund. scanFeb 23
  46. 46Acceptance of the provisions of Section 64 of Chapter 44 of the General Laws, as amended by Chapter 284 of the Acts of 1975, which will allow the City to pay bills incurred in excess of appropriations in previous fiscal years. scanFeb 23
  47. 47Draft of the City's application to the U. S. Department of Housing and Urban Development for fiscal 1977 Community Development Block Grant funding. scanFeb 23
  48. 48Relative to awaiting report #4 requesting a review of the need for additional personnel in the Traffic and Parking Department to implement the resident sticker parking program. scanFeb 23
  49. 49Proposed legislation authorizing the City Manager or the Traffic Director to appoint Traffic Control Officers and authorizing the Traffic Director to promulgate regulations for the towing and removal of repeatedly tagged motor vehicles. scanFeb 23
  50. 50Appropriation in the amount of $835,955.00 to the Manpower Department. scanFeb 23
  51. 51Additional appropriation to the City Council Travel and Training Account in the amount of $2,000.00. scanFeb 23
  52. 52Order-To the regulations in the Present City Ordinances re: to garbage collection (Ackermann) scanMar 1
  53. 53Order-overcrowding of automobiles in our neighborhoods (Russell) scanMar 1
  54. 54Order-re: to arm patches of the American Flag for Police Officers (Danehy) scanMar 1
  55. 55Order-re: appointment of one to the position of Election Commissioner (Sullivan) scanMar 1
  56. 56Order-to the hazardous conditions on sidewalk at Brattle Street and Farwell Place (Clem) scanMar 1
  57. 57Order-Property tax. (Clem) scanMar 1
  58. 58Order-Flexible Work House Program (M. Vellucci) scanMar 1
  59. 59Resolution authorizing the City Manager to file a 2nd year Block Grant application on or before March 10, 1976. scanMar 1
  60. 60Order-to the erection of a sign on Main Street indicating the location of the Union Baptist Church (Graham) scanMar 8
  61. 61Order-pedestrian walk period. (Ackermann) scanMar 8
  62. 62Order-burnt-out buildings at 220 River Street and 23 Rockwell Street (Ackermann) scanMar 8
  63. 63Order-replacing the benches at the Putnam Gardens Tot Lot. (Sullivan) scanMar 8
  64. 64Order-Legality of private disposal trucks operating before 7 A. M. at 50 Follen St. (Ackermann) scanMar 8
  65. 65Resolution re: to the municiple budgetary process (Danehy and Sullivan) scanMar 8
  66. 66Order-converting vacant lots and abandoned play areas into visable recreational areas (Vellucci) scanMar 8
  67. 67Order-Sherman Street Railroad Crossing (Danehy) scanMar 8
  68. 68Report from the Economic Development Committee-re: to the steps being taken to board up properties on Portland St. and also the steps being taken to demolish the property on Marion Street. scanMar 8
  69. 69Grant from Polaroid Foundation in the amount of $1,000.00 to the Elderly Services E. A. T. Program. scanMar 8
  70. 70Appointment of an Election Commissioner and requested investigation by the City Solicitor on the mominating process of Ward and City Committees (Sullivan) scanMar 8
  71. 71Changing the Mayor's Summer Job Program to the City of Cambridge Summer Youth Program. (Vellucci) scanMar 8
  72. 72Police Officers performing details to be paid from a Cash Surplus (Clinton) scanMar 8
  73. 73Resolution on Rent Control (Sullivan) scanMar 8
  74. 74Environmental Impact Analysis for the MBTA's proposed Red Line Extension. scanMar 18
  75. 75Unpaid bills for previous fiscal years. scanMar 18
  76. 76Order-Beautification Program (Vellucci) scanMar 22
  77. 77Order-Hostel House located at 117 Hamilton St. (Clinton) scanMar 22
  78. 78Order-Walden Square Neighborhood Center scanMar 22
  79. 79Order-providing transportation through some other arrangements than the MBTA (Clinton) scanMar 22
  80. 80Transfer of $7,000.00 in the Mayor's Office scanMar 22
  81. 81Transfer of 4,900.00 in the Youth Resources Bureau Funds. scanMar 22
  82. 82Bureau of Census revising the 1973 population estimate for the City of Cambridge. scanMar 22
  83. 83Additional appropriation of $10,000.00 to General Services scanMar 29
  84. 84Acceptance of grant in the amount of $100 from MIT scanMar 29
  85. 85Establishment of a Growth Policy Committee. scanMar 29
  86. 86Additional appropriation of $1,100,00 to the City Council Ceremonial Functions. scanMar 29
  87. 87Installation of a sign indicating the location of the Union Baptist Church. scanMar 29
  88. 88Order-Legality of the Public Safety sub committee (Graham) scanMar 29
  89. 89Order-remodernization of the Fletcher School (Vellucci) scanMar 29
  90. 90Order-debris on the emptylot at the corner of Magazine and Hamilton Streets. (Clinton) scanMar 29
  91. 91Order-debris on the empty lot at 62 River St. (Clinton) scanMar 29
  92. 92Order-East Cambridge Teen Center which was destroyed by fire on March 26, 1976 (Vellucci) scanMar 29
  93. 93Order-hazardous conditions which exists at the Observatory Hill and Aberdeen Ave. Branch Libraries (Sullivan) scanMar 29
  94. 94Order-Federal and state money received or expected to be received during the present fiscalyear (VEllucci) scanMar 29
  95. 95Cherry Sheet for fiscal 1977 scanApr 5
  96. 96Acceptance of the provisions of Section 100E of Chapter 41, as amended by Chapter 753 of the Acts of 1975. scanApr 5
  97. 97Payment of bills incurred by the Fire Department during the previous year. scanApr 5
  98. 98Additional appropriation of $2,000.00 in the Fire Dept. scanApr 5
  99. 99City Budget for Fiscal Year 1976-1977 scanApr 5
  100. 100Order-the operation of the Lucky Gardens Restaurant (Russell) scanApr 5
  101. 101Order-Off street parking for Hospital employees on Line Street (Ackermann) scanApr 5
  102. 102Order-City Solicitor to complete his investigation of the nomination by the Democratic Ward and City Committee of three persons (Ackermann) scanApr 5
  103. 103Order-Drop in center for the elderly citizens of East Cambridge (Vellucci) scanApr 5
  104. 104Order-remodeling of the City Infirmary's West Wing. (M. Vellucci) scanApr 5
  105. 105Order-Health care of children during school hours. (Ackermannn and Graham) scanApr 5
  106. 106not yet captured from this volume—
  107. 107Order-to investigation by the District Attorney re: to the last municipal election (Graham) scanApr 5
  108. 108Order-All city department heads to work with and assist the Director of Veterans Benefits and Services on Public Celebrations (M. Vellucci) scanApr 5
  109. 109Order-Lighting system at Corcoran Park. (Danehy) scanApr 5
  110. 110Order-proposed city sewer project for East Cambridge (M. Vellucci) scanApr 5
  111. 111Order-duties of Supervisor of the Food Services Dept. at the Cambridge Hospital (M. Vellucci) scanApr 5
  112. 112Order-radar patrolon Rindge Ave. (Danehy) scanApr 5
  113. 113Order-operations of the Charlesbank Laundry on Putnam Ave. (M. Vellucci) scanApr 5
  114. 114Order-to a reorganization plan that consolidates the housing related functions of the city under one division (Clem) scanApr 5
  115. 115Order-research program that will provide the information necessary for the Council to evaluate a rent control strategy. (Clem) scanApr 5
  116. 116Order-preparation and evaluation of proposals that encourage owner-occupants and investor-owners to rehabilitate and modernize their property (Clem) scanApr 5
  117. 117Order-to housing conservation and rehabilitation in the City of Cambridge (Clem) scanApr 5
  118. 118Order-Cable Television (Clinton) scanApr 5
  119. 119Order-MBTA to provide for the implementation of an Affirmative Action Program (M. Vellucci) scanApr 12
  120. 120Order-each dept. head to bring to the Budget Hearings the person responsible for compiling the budget. (Danehy) scanApr 12
  121. 121Order-charge of $10 to each funeral director for a burial permit. (Sullivan) scanApr 12
  122. 122Order-investigation of the "contest " held at Tiffany's Lounge on Rindge Ave. (Sullivan) scanApr 12
  123. 123Order-premises located at 107 Amory St. (Duehay) scanApr 12
  124. 124Order-placing the pension funding under the jurisdiction of the Asst. City Manager for Fiscal Affairs. (Vellucci) scanApr 12
  125. 125Order-Director of Budget and Personnel has ceased his duties as overseer of the budget. (Vellucci) scanApr 12
  126. 126Order-cleanup of the Charles River Water (Vellucci) scanApr 12
  127. 127Transfer of $3,900.00 in the Building Department. scanApr 12
  128. 128Transfer of $7,500.00 in the Manager's Office. scanApr 12
  129. 129Grant in the sum of $245,000.00 from the U. S. Dept. of Labor to Manpower Dept. scanApr 12
  130. 130Order-Hospital Parking (Mayor Vellucci) scanApr 26
  131. 131Order-remaining property located at the corner of Brookline and Franklin Streetss be torn down. (Clinton) scanApr 26
  132. 132Order-cafeteria for City Hall employees (Ackermann) scanApr 26
  133. 133Order-hot lines to the Police Dept. around the perimeter of the Fresh Pond Reservoir. (Clem) scanApr 26
  134. 134Crder-premises numbered 123, 129 and 131 Fayerweather St. to be included in the sidewalk replacement program (Graham.) scanApr 26
  135. 135Crder-installation of flood lights at Hoyt Field. (Graham) scanApr 26
  136. 136Application for grant to undertake a Multi-project programming scheduling system. scanApr 26
  137. 137Order for easement to be taken in the area of First and Cambridge streets for storm drainage. scanApr 26
  138. 138Appropriation of $7,000.00 to the Water Dept. scanApr 26
  139. 139Transfer of $380,000.00 in the Health & Hospital Services. scanApr 26
  140. 140Appropriation of $48,117.16 to the Library. scanApr 26
  141. 141Transfer of $30,000.00 in the Health & Hospital Services. scanApr 26
  142. 142Rescinding two orders for the authorization of the unissued portions of loan orders. scanApr 26
  143. 143Transfer of $605.00 in the License Commission. scanApr 26
  144. 144Report on Flexible Work Hours Program. scanApr 26
  145. 145Order-Lindstrom Field as a little league park (Duehay) scanMay 3
  146. 146Appropriation of $19,000.00 to Health and Hospitals. scanMay 3
  147. 147Transfer of $2,925.00 to Community Schools Dept. scanMay 3
  148. 148Transfer of $600.00 in the Traffic and Parking Dept. scanMay 3
  149. 149Order-contract with the Seilers Co. (Vellucci & Sullivan) scanMay 3
  150. 150Order-operations of The Shoppe (Clem) scanMay 3
  151. 151Order-favoring the continuance of the bus service on the Harvard Square - Kendall Square Line via Broadway (Sullivan) scanMay 3
  152. 152Order-sidewalk program on Lexington Ave. (Russell) scanMay 3
  153. 153Order-conditions at 24 Jefferson Park (M.Vellucci) scanMay 3
  154. 154Order-lighting at the corner of Norfolk and Harvard Street (M. Vellucci) scanMay 3
  155. 155Order-vacant lot at the corner of Bay and Green Streets (M. Vellucci) scanMay 3
  156. 156Order-adequate lighting in the area of Fifth and Thorndike Streets (M. Vellucci) scanMay 3
  157. 157Order-Putnam Elderly Apartments (M. Vellucci) scanMay 3
  158. 158Order-foot patrols in the Hampshire St. area (Clinton) scanMay 3
  159. 159Order-Shopping mall in the Huron Ave. area (Russell) scanMay 3
  160. 160Appropriations in the amount of $393,437.16 to the Community Development Department. scanMay 10
  161. 161Annuity in the amount of $3,000 to Martha M. Corcoran. scanMay 10
  162. 162Annuity in the amount of $3,000 to Mary E. Fitzgerald. scanMay 10
  163. 163Appropriation of $7,000.00 to the Water Dept. scanMay 10
  164. 164Transfer of $2,935.00 to the City Council Travel and Traning Account. scanMay 17
  165. 165Transfer of $2,925.00 in the Community Schools Department. scanMay 17
  166. 166Budget amendments for FY 76-77. scanMay 17
  167. 167Awaiting Report #10 re: an additional $150,000 for the construction at the Infirmary. scanMay 17
  168. 168School Department Budget for Fiscal Year 76-77 scanMay 17
  169. 169M. Vellucci re: transfer of $26,595 for salary adjustments to the Maintenance Budget for all departments concerned. scanMay 17
  170. 170M. Vellucci re: appropriate $5,000 to the Articulture Program. scanMay 17
  171. 171C. Sullivan re: annuity in the amount of $3,000.00 to Alice A. Crowley. scanJun 7
  172. 172Transfer of $1,100,000.00 in the General Fund of the City of Cambridge, scanJun 7
  173. 173Authorizing Edward A. Lehan, Temporary Treasurer and Collector of Taxes to borrow in anticipation of taxes for the Fiscal Year 1976-77 a sum not to exceed $30,000,000. scanJun 7
  174. 174Transfer of $42,000.00 in the Police Department. scanJun 7
  175. 175Transfer of $450.00 in the Youth Resources Bureau. scanJun 7
  176. 176Transfer of $28,000.00 in the Fire Dept. scanJun 7
  177. 177Additional appropriation in the City Clerk's office in the amount of $7,000.00. scanJun 7
  178. 178Supplementary appropriation of $54,000 to the City Council salary and wage account for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1976 scanJun 14
  179. 179Annuity in the amount of $3,000.00 to Mrs. Rega A. Higgins. scanJun 14
  180. 180Transfer of $5500 in the Mayor's Office. scanJun 14
  181. 181Transfer of $40,000 to the Finance Dept. scanJun 14
  182. 182Transfer of $11700 in the Hospital Dept. scanJun 14
  183. 183Transfer of $4895 in the Manpower Dept. scanJun 14
  184. 184Transfer of $805.00 to Finance - Travel & Training. scanJun 14
  185. 185Transfer of $2,000 in Elderly Services. scanJun 14
  186. 186Transfer of $27,850 in the Recreation Dept. scanJun 14
  187. 187Apportion and transfer the $1,752,970.00 in the 1976-77 budget to support salary adjustments. scanJun 14
  188. 188Re: to the Salary and Classification Plan of the City of Cambridge scanJun 21
  189. 189Annuity in the amount of $1,680.00 to Gladys Banks: scanJun 21
  190. 190Acceptance and appropriation of a grant in the amount of $370,000.00 to the Cambridge Office of Manpower Affairs. scanJun 21
  191. 191Acceptance and appropriation of a grant in the amount of $6,500.00 to the Youth Resources Bureau. scanJun 21
  192. 192Appropriation of $3,000.00 to Public Celebrations. scanJun 21
  193. 193Acceptance and appropriation of grants in the sum of $35,600.00 to the Historical Commission. scanJun 21
  194. 194Appropriation of $1,258,666.93 to the School Department. scanJun 21
  195. 195Appropriation of $5,000.00 to the Eastern Middlesex Criminal Justice Development Agency. scanJun 21
  196. 196Transfer of $7890.00 in the Electrical Dept. scanJun 21
  197. 197C. Graham re: conversion of Merit Gas Station to a self-service gas station. scanJun 21
  198. 198C. Clinton re: renovation of the house at the Infirmary. scanJun 21
  199. 199C. Graham re: air-conditioners for the office of the Election Commission. scanJun 21
  200. 200C. Clinton re: in water in the Gold Star Pool. scanJun 21
  201. 201C. Clem re: impending sale of the sale of the Ellery Street Garage to a non-profit organization. scanJun 21
  202. 202C. Duehay re: second appraisal for the land on Springfield St. scanJun 21
  203. 203M. Vellucci re: evening patrol for the Agassiz School area. scanJun 21
  204. 204C. Russell re: landscaping the Korean and Vietnam War grave lots. scanJun 21
  205. 205C. Russell re: Color Guard for the Police Department and Fire Department to have official "City Flags" scanJun 21
  206. 206C. Clinton re: "radar patrol" on Magazine St. scanJun 21
  207. 207C. Clinton re: heavy truck traffic on Antrim Street. scanJun 21
  208. 208C. Clinton re: to the cleaning of the Gore St. Playground and Donnelly Field. scanJun 21
  209. 209C. Danehy re: detailed list of all departmental and interdepartmental transfer requests. scanJun 21
  210. 210C. Russell and C. Sullivan re: the Michael J. Neville Manor for the elderly to be used exclusively for the maintenance and care of the elderly. scanJun 21
  211. 211M. Vellucci re: comprehensive sewer program. scanJun 21
  212. 212C. Russell re: submission by the Democratic Ward and City Committee of three democratic nominees for appointment to the postion of Election Commissioner scanJun 21
  213. 213C. Sullivan re: adjustment of salaries of all inspectors with the Building Dept. scanJul 7
  214. 214Acceptance and appropriation of a grant from the Department of Housing and Urban Development in the amount of $2,000,000 for Fiscal Year 1976 Urgent Needs. scanJul 7
  215. 215C. Duehay resolutions concerning roadway improvements in the Alewife Area of Cambridge. scanJul 7
  216. 216M. Vellucci re: Cambridge Experimentation Review Board. scanJul 7
  217. 217C. Clinton, Russell & Sullivan re: hiring Cambridge people as security guards for the Cambridge Hospital. scanJul 7
  218. 218C. Russell re: why signs indicating the locations of St. Patrick's Church and Matignon High School have not yet been erected. scanJul 7
  219. 219C. Sullivan re: 6% pay raise to all city employees who have not received same raise effective July 1, 1976. scanJul 7
  220. 220C. Graham re: repair the sidewalks in front of Putnam Gardens at door 9. scanJul 7
  221. 221C. Graham re: street sweeper at Western Ave., and River St. scanJul 7
  222. 222M. Vellucci & C. Graham re: School for the Performing Arts. scanJul 7
  223. 223M. Vellucci Re: City Manager to appoint a Health Commissioner. scanJul 7
  224. 224C. Clem resolutions on The Real Paper. scanJul 7
  225. 225R. Russell re: "Slow - Children" sign on Van Norden St. and a painted Stop Sign on the Street Surface on Mt. Auburn St. before the DePete Mobil Gas Station. scanJul 7
  226. 226Order-legality of the operation of Hospital Transportation Services, Inc. and Regal Bus Company (Ackermann) scanSep 13
  227. 227Order-Investigation of the proposed location and operation of California Products Corp. (Graham) scanSep 13
  228. 228Order-revocation of a license to operate through the streets and ways of Cambridge to Hospital Transportation Inc. (Sullivan) scanSep 13
  229. 229Annuity in the amount of $3,000.00 to Margaret C. Linehan. scanSep 13
  230. 230Report from the Finance Committee-order of $1,000,000 of suplus funds. scanSep 20
  231. 231Public Works Employment Act of 1976. scan—
  232. 232City of Cambridge Balance Sheet for the fiscal year ending 6/30/76. scan—
  233. 233Finance committee report on appropriation reduction of $750,000.00 in the Fire Dept. and reduction of $450,000.00 in the Police Dept. and reduction of $300,000.00 in the Public Works Dept. scan—
  234. 234Order-patrol cars watch the wrong way traffic on the following one way streets: Thingvalla Ave., Cushing St, Lexington Ave. and Vassal Lane. (Russell) scanSep 20
  235. 235Order-safety officer at the intersection of Mass. Ave. and Beech St. (Russell) scanSep 20
  236. 236Order-Cambion Corp. (Clinton) scanSep 20
  237. 237Order-alternative ways to direct the traffic at and around the Hyatt Hotel (Graham) scanSep 20
  238. 238Order-clean all entrances and exists of Hoyt Field (Graham) scanSep 20
  239. 239Order-place barrels on Brookline St., Magazine St. and along Western Ave. (Graham) scanSep 20
  240. 240Order-trash barrels in the Cambridgeport area. (Clinton) scanSep 20
  241. 241Order-City Manager to report the progress on the establishment of an employees personnel committee. (Ackermann) scanSep 20
  242. 242Order-crosswalks and signs indicating "Senior Citizens" in the Green, Pearl and Franklin Streets area. (Sullivan) scanSep 20
  243. 243Order-conditions of Mt. Pleasant St. (Danehy) scanSep 20
  244. 244Order-lighting conditions in the area of Huron Towers (Russell) scanSep 20
  245. 245Order-repairing the St. Mary's Courtyard. (M. Vellucci) scanSep 20
  246. 246Order-lighting in the Larchwood area of Cambridge. (Russell) scanSep 20
  247. 247Order-Commissioner of Public Works and the Director of the Library to resurface the Mt. Auburn Branch Library. (Russell) scanSep 20
  248. 248Order-parking lot on Line St. (Clinton) scanSep 20
  249. 249Order-License Commission to conduct periodic checks of the taxi industry to determine if the rate reduction for the elderly is being implemented. scanSep 20
  250. 250Order-resurfacing all railroad crossings in the City of Cambridge. (Sullivan) scanSep 20
  251. 251Order-survey all sewers in the School St., Pine Street area (Sullivan) scanSep 20
  252. 252Notice of sale calling for bids on sewer/surface drainage and equipment bonds. scanSep 20
  253. 253Order-rodent conditions at Police Headquarters (Clinton) scanSep 27
  254. 254Order-entrances and exits of the Central Square Branch of the Library (Graham) scanSep 27
  255. 255Order-sidewalk repair program for Western Ave. area (Graham) scanSep 27
  256. 256Order-status report on the Russell School (Ackermann) scanSep 27
  257. 257Order-status report on the Putnam School (Clinton) scanSep 27
  258. 258Order-extermination of the Russell School (Russell) scanSep 27
  259. 259Order-municipal buildings in need of repair. (Duehay) scanSep 27
  260. 260Order-curb cuts for the handicapped are made wide and low enough for wheelchairs. (Graham) scanSep 27
  261. 261Order-lounge area for female em ployees in City Hall (M.Vellucci) scanSep 27
  262. 262Order-sidewalk obstruction at the premises numbered 1100 Mass. Ave. (Sullivan) scanSep 27
  263. 263Order-improper activities at the Ellery Garage (M. Vellucci) scanSep 27
  264. 264Order-Rescue # 2 as a backup for Rescue # 1 (Sullivan) scanSep 27
  265. 265Order-repair the Auxillary Fire Engine # 12 (Sullivan) scanSep 27
  266. 266Order-settling of the Cambion Strike. (Ackermann) scanOct 4
  267. 267Order-Cambion labor disputes (Duehay) scanOct 4
  268. 268Order-issuance of permits for gathering signatures on petitions, distributing voter information and display of merchandise. (Duehay) scanOct 4
  269. 269Order-repair the dangerous conditions at the Gore St. Skating Rink (Clinton) scanOct 4
  270. 270Order-engineers of the Boston and Maine Railroad to reduce speed in the Porter Sq., Sherman St. and Alewife Brook Pkwy. area (Sullivan) scanOct 4
  271. 271Order-re: to the fence at Jefferson Pk. which borders the railroad tracks. (Sullivan) scanOct 4
  272. 272Award of $6,200,000 in Sewer and Surface Drainage and Departmental Equipment Bonds. scanOct 4
  273. 273Order-sum to be included in the budget for the construction of a pedestrian foot bridge by the Fresh Pond Shopping Center (Graham) scanOct 18
  274. 274Order-appropriation for the dedication of the Neighborhood Health Center - $500.00 (Vellucci) scanOct 18
  275. 275Order-time off to all employees who can be spared on Friday, November 26, 1976 (Sullivan) scanOct 18
  276. 276Order-Resident Parking Sticker Program on Everett St. (Vellucci) scanOct 18
  277. 277Order-relocation of the bus stop in front of 201 Pearl St. (Sullivan) scanOct 18
  278. 278Order-reroute all oil trucks and other commercial truck traffic away from Sidney Street (Clinton) scanOct 18
  279. 279Order-traffic conditions on Sidney Street (Clinton) scanOct 18
  280. 280Order-Auxiliary Police Officers to be issued rain coats and hats (Sullivan) scanOct 18
  281. 281Order-replacement of the Bus Stop located at the corner of Putnam Avenue and Pearl Street (Clinton) scanOct 18
  282. 282Acceptance of grants for the Arts Council. scanOct 18
  283. 283Transfer of funds in the amount of $10,000.00 to General Services, Ordinary Maintenance Account. scanOct 18
  284. 284Acceptance and appropriation of five grants totalling $1,950.00 to the Historical Commission. scanOct 18
  285. 285Acceptance and appropriation of a grant in the amount of $7,525.00 for use by the Cambridge Library. scanOct 18
  286. 286Resolution authorizing the City Manager to file application for a Federal Grant for sewer construction. scanOct 25
  287. 287Resolution authorizing the City Manager to file application for a Federal Grant for a local Public Works Capital Development Program. scanOct 25
  288. 288Resolution authorizing the City Manager to file application for a State Grant for sewer construction. scanOct 25
  289. 289Acceptance of Sewer Construction Grants in the amount of $4,565,802. scanOct 25
  290. 290Transfer of $18,740 from the Reserve Fund to the Cambridge Arts Council. scanOct 25
  291. 291Transfer of $6,275 from the Reserve Fund to the Executive Department Travel and Training Account. scanOct 25
  292. 292Acceptance of donations to the Cambridge Arts Council of $50.00 scanOct 25
  293. 293Acceptance and appropriation of three grants to the Historical Commission of $6,510.00 scanOct 25
  294. 294Order-rehabilitation of the existing police station (Clem) scanOct 25
  295. 295Order-re: to the standarizing of housing inspection forms and procedures of the Health and Building Depts. (Clem) scanOct 25
  296. 296Order-personnel procedure for the removal of civil service and non civil service employees in the employment of the city. (Ackermann) scanOct 25
  297. 297Order-renovation of additional space in the Mayor Michael J. Neville Manor for the utilization of patient care. (Danehy) scanOct 25
  298. 298Order-rerouting truck traffic on Walden Street (Danehy) scanOct 25
  299. 299Order-installation of pedestrian light at Douglas and Mass. Ave. (Sullivan) scanOct 25
  300. 300Order-Loud music which is played at 24 Ellsworth Ave. (Sullivan) scanOct 25
  301. 301Order-community Development Dept. to draw up a short and long range plan for increasing open-space and recreational facilities (Duehay and Russell) scanOct 25
  302. 302Order-medical benefits to older retirees who are covered by an outdated Aetna Insurance plan as are received by others in our system. (Russell) scanOct 25
  303. 303Appropriation, authorization and order of taking by eminent domain - 27 Western Ave. scanNov 1
  304. 304Order-street numbers on all buildings and homes in this City. (C. Graham) scanNov 1
  305. 305Order-traffic survey on Sidney Street. (C. Clinton) scanNov 1
  306. 306Order-status report on the proposed renovation of the Fletcher School. (C. Clinton) scanNov 1
  307. 307Procedure for the removal of civil service and non civil service employees in the employment of the city. scanNov 8
  308. 308Appropriation of $32,000.00 to the Finance Dept. scanNov 8
  309. 309Transfer of $50,000.00 to the Health and Hospital Services scanNov 8
  310. 310Transfer of $24,600.00 to the Traffic and Parking Dept. scanNov 8
  311. 311Rent Control matters. scanNov 8
  312. 312Order-insufficient lighting at the corner of Broadway and Lee Streets (M. Vellucci) scanNov 8
  313. 313Order-truck traffic on Antrim Street (C. Clinton) scanNov 8
  314. 314Order-No-Smoking section within Restaurants (C. Duehay) scanNov 8
  315. 315Order-skeleton crew on Friday, the day after Veterans' Day. (C. Sullivan) scanNov 8
  316. 316Order-building inspections and health inspections of the proposed laboratory of Harvard University at 16 Divinity Avenue (Clem) scanNov 8
  317. 317Order-action of the Election Commission regarding the reassignment of 136 voters to the Fourth Middlesex District (M. Vellucci, C. Clinton, Danehy, Russell and Sullivan) scanNov 8
  318. 318Order-relocation of Shelter, Inc. to a neighborhood which is properly zoned. (Graham) scanNov 8
  319. 319Order-two houses on Marion St. that have been damaged by fire to be demolished. (Vellucci) scanNov 8
  320. 320Order-Swine Flu Vaccine on November 18, 1976 (M. Vellucci) scanNov 15
  321. 321Order-Property at 72-74 School St. (M. Vellucci) scanNov 15
  322. 322Order-condition at 227 Prospect St. (C. Clem) scanNov 15
  323. 323Order-burning of trash in incinerator at Putnam Gardens and Woodrow Wilson Court. (C. Clem) scanNov 15
  324. 324Order-plan for reducing speed in the Broadway and Lee St. area.(Clinton) scanNov 15
  325. 325Order-arrests that have been made during the past six months of individuals who have violated the ordinance prohibiting the posting of signs. (Clinton) scanNov 15
  326. 326Order-status report on the proposed renovation of the Fletcher School (Clinton) scanNov 15
  327. 327LEGISLATION authorizing the the Traffic Director of the City, with the approval of the City Manager, to appoint Traffic Control Officers and to promulgate regulations for the towing and removal of repeatedly tagged motor vehicles. scanNov 15
  328. 328Finance Committee Report - Proposed Loan Order for $2,500,000.00 for the New High School Complex. scanNov 15
  329. 329Order-Police protection to the residents of Roberts Rd. (Duehay) scanNov 22
  330. 330Order-meeting place for senior citizens in the West Cambridge area. (Russell) scanNov 22
  331. 331Order-weekly list of all City meetings to be published (Ackermann) scanNov 22
  332. 332Order-new ordinance providing for the positon of Police Commissioner. (Sullivan) scanNov 22
  333. 333Appropriation in the amount of $1,000.00 to the City Council Travel And Training Account. scanNov 22
  334. 334Appropriation of $8,000.00 to the Election Commission scanDec 6
  335. 335Order-jumping for personal or political reasons to sergeants in the Police Department (M. Vellucci) scanDec 6
  336. 336Order-granting of longevity to all employees (Sullivan) scanDec 6
  337. 337order-hazardous condition which exists at the Sherman Railroad Crossing (Russell) scanDec 6
  338. 338Order-street signs on every street running off of Western Ave. (Graham) scanDec 6
  339. 339Order-closing of City Hall, City Hall Annex and the recently acquired telephone building on Friday, December 24, 1976 (Sullivan) scanDec 6
  340. 340Order-decoration of the huge Christmas treet in front of City Hall (M. Vellucci) scanDec 13
  341. 341Order-Administration of the COMA Program (Graham and Ackermann) scanDec 13
  342. 342Order-recent death of a prisoner held in a cell at the Police Dept. (Clem) scanDec 13
  343. 343Order-non-resident autos in the restricted area of Porter Road on Friday and Saturday nights. (M. Vellucci) scanDec 13
  344. 344Order-Trucks parked beside Donnelly Field on Berkshire St. (M. Vellucci) scanDec 13
  345. 345Order-trees on the Line Street lot (Ackermann) scanDec 13
  346. 346Order-traffic control lights at the intersection of Sciarappa St. and Cambridge St. (Sullivan) scanDec 13
  347. 347Order-status of the proposed pedestrian bridge at Jefferson Park (Graham) scanDec 13
  348. 348Personnel. committee status plus transfer order to implement personnel changes in the current budget. scanDec 13
  349. 349Order-Hiring college students on a work study basis from Cambridge only. (Clinton, Russell and Sullivan) scanDec 13
  350. 350Expenditure report on our first year Community Block Grant 1975-76 and an appropriation in the amount of $256,156.57 to the Public Works and Community Development Departments. scanDec 13
  351. 351Two donations received by the Civic Unity Committee-$500.00 from Polaroid Foundation Inc. and $100.00 from Baybank-Harvard Trust. scanDec 20
  352. 352Additional grant of $800.00 from the Mass. Bicentennial Commission to the Cambridge Arts Council. scanDec 20
  353. 353Order-collective bargaining negotiations with the representatives of the Police Dept. (M. Vellucci) scanDec 20
  354. 354Order-City Manager to comply with all aspects of the Contractual Agreement between the City and Local 195. (Sullivan) scanDec 20
  355. 355Order-Tagging in and around shopping areas be suspended from Dec. 22, to Dec. 27th, 1976. (Sullivan) scanDec 20
  356. 356Order-Rent Control Board and the Health Dept. to investigate the condition of 154 Auburn Street. (Clem) scanDec 20
  357. 357Order-Economic Development to move the Southside Neighbors in resolving their legitimate complaints against the Morning Star Corporation. (Clem) scanDec 20
  358. 358Resolution on a Conciliation Board as part of the employment and personnel policy of theCity. (Clem) scanDec 20
  359. 359Order-poorly marked lane stripes on Mt. Auburn Street between Boylston and Bow Streets. (Clem) scanDec 20
  360. 360Order-tranquilizer gun for animal control. (Clem.) scanDec 20
  361. 361Order—Personnel Dept. to promptly notify the job applicants when a position has been filled. (Clem) scanDec 20
  362. 362Order—mailback process for renewing resident parking sticker registrations. (Clem) scanDec 20
  363. 363Order—sanitary conditions at Fairmont and Magazine Streets. (Clem) scanDec 20
  364. 364Order—mail-back program for the taxi discount coupons for the elderly (Clinton) scanDec 27
  365. 365Order—hazardous condition at the intersection of Broadway and Lee. (Clinton) scanDec 27
  366. 366Order—back-up for the rescue squad. (Clinton) scanDec 27

Highways

194 actions · № 1–194
  1. 1Sign-Gomes Tax and Travel Service-781 Cambridge St. scanJan 19
  2. 2Revocation of sign-Joseph Nobrega-1179 Cambridge St. scanJan 19
  3. 3Revocation of sign-Middlesex Deputy Sheriffs-217 Cambridge Street. scanJan 19
  4. 4Revocation of sidewalk permit-Robert Vera d/b/a Plan & Fancy Antiques-2024 Mass. Ave. scanJan 19
  5. 5Revocation of sign-Griffin's, Inc.-1 Belmont St. scanJan 19
  6. 6Revocation of two steel pipes-The County Bank, N.A. Corner of Mass. Avenue and Norfolk St. scanJan 19
  7. 7Driveway-25 Sacramento St.-Goot Dung Chin/Lai King Chin. scanJan 19
  8. 8Sign-Wine For All Reasons-14B Eliot Street scanJan 26
  9. 9Sign-Dim Sum House Restaurant-36 Boylston Street scanJan 26
  10. 10Awning-1105 Mass. Ave.-Clothes Call scanJan 26
  11. 11Driveway-Harriet Martin-40 Plymouth Street. scanJan 26
  12. 12Sign-Minuteman Press-638 Mass. Ave. scanJan 26
  13. 13Driveway-125 Oxford Street-Urban Development and Investment. scanJan 26
  14. 14Driveway-54 Hammond Street-Urban Development and Investment. scanJan 26
  15. 15Sign-106 Mt. Auburn Street-Starting Point Travel, Inc. scanJan 26
  16. 16Flag [Sign struck out]-2020 Mass. Avenue-Christopher McAuliffe scanFeb 23
  17. 17Revocation of sign-123 Mt. Auburn Street-Colpitts of Cambridge, Inc. scanFeb 23
  18. 18Driveway-28 Buckingham Street-William Ehrlich scanFeb 23
  19. 19Communication from Rev. Arthur J. Metaxas, Pastor and General Chairman, Saints Constantine and Helen Greek Orthodox Church requesting permission tohold their annual Ten Mile Road Race on Sunday March 28, 1976. scanMar 8
  20. 20Driveway-20 Garden St.-Association of Trial Lawyers of America. scanMar 18
  21. 21Revocation of sign-581 Mt. Auburn St.-Harold A. Ryan, Inc. scanMar 18
  22. 22Driveway-50 Cottage St.-Christopher Cole scanMar 22
  23. 23Driveway-Gerald Fitzgerald-15 Haskell St. scanApr 5
  24. 24Sign-Baybank Harvard Trust-226 Main St. scanApr 5
  25. 25Granolithic sidewalk-Hugh J. & Agnes T. McCann-14 Sherman Street. scanApr 5
  26. 26Driveway-John P. Peterson-58 Antrim Street. scanApr 5
  27. 27Dumpster-James J. Pairo-Green, Franklin Street Housing Project. (no action taken) scanMar 29
  28. 28Granolithic sidewalks-185 Holworthy St.-Louis J. Mondello. scanApr 12
  29. 29Driveway-98 Spring St.-Jose Carvalho. scanApr 12
  30. 30Driveway-330 Windsor St.-John Grigolonak. scanApr 12
  31. 31Driveway-16 Kelly Rd., Russell E. & Marguerite Carman scanApr 26
  32. 32Two Driveways-15 & 17 Fairmont St., Joseph E. Greene scanApr 26
  33. 33Driveway-134 Cushing St., Nellie Auglis scanApr 26
  34. 34Driveway-12 Lee St., Cora Beth Abel. scanApr 26
  35. 35Communication from the Rogers Funeral Home re: to the feast of Santo Cristo. scanApr 26
  36. 36Petition of John Dacey for permit to display merchandise at 1737 Mass. Ave., Cambridge. scanApr 26
  37. 37Petition of John Dacey for permit to display merchandise at 1737 Mass. Ave. scanMay 3
  38. 38Driveway-Aston Smith-3 Kinnaird Street. scanMay 3
  39. 39Sign-Mable Niter [struck through; written above: Mabel A. Sater[?]]-8 Brookline Street. scanMay 3
  40. 40Driveway-Janet H. Lindstrom - 10 Perry st. scanMay 10
  41. 41Sidewalk - Canal Realty Corp. - 303 Binney St. scanMay 10
  42. 42Comm. from Joseph and Lillian Hurley re: driveway at 3 Kinnaird St. scanMay 10
  43. 43Reuben N. Dottin - Driveway- 25 Jay Street. scanMay 17
  44. 44Ernest P. Cravinho, Jr. - Revocation of a sign- 208 Hampshire St. scanMay 17
  45. 45Mansard Roof - Frank Kombouras - 2416 Mass. Ave. scanMay 17
  46. 46sidewalk Sign - The Spa of Harvard Sq. - 0 Brattle St. scanMay 24
  47. 47sidewalk sign - the Record Warehouse - Corner of Boylston and Winthrop Streets. scanMay 24
  48. 48Driveway - Assoc. of Trial Lawyers of America - 20 Garden St. scanMay 24
  49. 49Evan Formosa-Driveway - 22 Blake St. scanMay 24
  50. 50Driveway - Mildred L. & Weedon G. Parris - 67 Kinnaird St. scanMay 24
  51. 51Sign - Belgian Fudge - 1310 Mass. Av. scanMay 24
  52. 52Sidewalk sign - Atlantis Sound, Inc. - 38 Brattle St. scanMay 24
  53. 53Driveway - Mrs. K. LaVigueur - 44 Kinnaird St. scanMay 24
  54. 54Driveway - Unihab/Rehovate, Inc. - 28 Bigelow St. scanMay 24
  55. 55Driveway - Harvard University - 107 Walker St. scanMay 24
  56. 56Rescinding a granolithic sidewalk for 32 Blake St. scanJun 7
  57. 57Rescission of a driveway at 3 Kinnaird St. scanJun 7
  58. 58Comm. from Manuel Rogers re: to the celebration of the Feast of St. Anthony to be held on June 12 and 13, 1976. scanJun 7
  59. 59Driveway - NEGEA Realty Trust - 111 Bishop Richard Allen Drive. scanJun 7
  60. 60Petition of Goods Dept. Store 6or use of the sidewalk space in front of the store to celebrate its First Anniversary. scanJun 7
  61. 61Driveway - Edward T. Cox - 403 Putnam Ave. scanJun 7
  62. 62Driveway--RRobin & Katherine Brown - 20 Avon St. scanJun 7
  63. 63Petition of John H. Tattan for reimbursement for damage sustained to his motor vehicle. scanJun 7
  64. 64Revocation of Canopy-Shamrock Cafe-192 Hampshire St. scanJun 7
  65. 65Driveway - Robert A. Gray - 33 Montgomery St. scanJun 14
  66. 66Driveway - John H. & Barbara O. Ross - 150 Upland Rd. scanJun 14
  67. 67Driveway - Miguel Santos Crisostomo - 428 Cambridge St. scanJun 14
  68. 68Sign- Prem-La - 10 Mt. Auburn St. scanJun 14
  69. 69display of merchandise - George D. Silva - 126-128 Hampshire St. scanJun 14
  70. 70rescission of a permit for a sidewalk at 32 Blake St., Cambridge. scanJun 7
  71. 71Comm. from Manuel Rogers requesting permits for the celebration of the feast of the Holy Ghost to be held on July 9, 10, and 11, 1976. scanJun 21
  72. 72Revocation of a sign permit of Jacob Elman 1167 Cambridge St. scanJun 21
  73. 73Revocation of a sign permit of Shamrock Cafe - 192 Hampshire St. scanJun 21
  74. 74Petition of Nancy Ludgewait et al for a permit to set up a table in Harvard Sq., scanJun 21
  75. 75Discontinuance of Norfolk St. scanJul 8
  76. 76Atlantis Sound Inc., for a permit to display merchandise at 38 Brattle St. scanJun 14
  77. 77Sign - Brands Mart Wholesale Center - 127 Smith Place. scanJun 21
  78. 78Comm. from Maureen Ford requesting permission to hold a block party on Sunday, August 1st. scanJul 7
  79. 79Daniel and Catherine Cedrone - sidewalk - 29 Donnell St. scanJul 7
  80. 80Ken-Bon Display Service - sign - 10 Binney St. scanJul 7
  81. 81Vincenzo Chiaravalloti- Driveway - 35-37 Aberdeen Ave. scanJul 7
  82. 82Wursthaus, Inc. sidewalk sign - 4 Boylston St. scanJul 7
  83. 83Harvey and Phyllis Baumann - driveway - 19 Bay St. scanJul 7
  84. 84Irving & Carson AH Davenport Co.-revocation of a sign - 26 Otis St. scanJul 7
  85. 85Mickey Allen - revocation of a sign - 2 Bow St. scanJul 7
  86. 86Cambridge Super Market, Inc. - Revocation of a sign - 15-16 Central Sq. scanJul 7
  87. 87Anthony C. Ferranti - sidewalk display - 1252 Mass. Ave. scanJul 7
  88. 88Sydney S. Feinberg - Sign- 678 Mass. Ave. scanJul 7
  89. 89A comm. was received from Donald P. Hawkes Director of Budget Personnel Dept. re: to Job Posting Procedures. scanJul 7
  90. 90Acceptancy Amesbury Street as a Public Way. scanJul 7
  91. 91Edgestones-Edwin J. Campbell-9 Kassul Park scanSep 13
  92. 92Portland Cement sidewalk-Edwin J. Campbell-9 Kassul Park. scanSep 13
  93. 93Bituminous concrete sidewalk-Elvin E. Butcher-25 Fair Oak St. (Camp St. side.) scanSep 13
  94. 94Portland cement sidewalk-Edward H. Blaguszewski-17 Gurney St. scanSep 13
  95. 95Portland cement sidewalk and edgestones-Byron B. Dunn-29 Gurney St. scanSep 13
  96. 96Portland cement sidewalk and edgestones-Francis J. Ryan-23 Gurney St. scanSep 13
  97. 97Portland cement sidewalk and edgestones-Julia Smith-27 Gurney St. scanSep 13
  98. 98Portland cement sidewalk and edgestones-Thomas V. Scott-22 Gurney St. scanSep 13
  99. 99Portland cement sidewalk-Jean E. Morrison-46 Holworthy St. scanSep 13
  100. 100Portland cement sidewalk-Ramesh C. Khurama-2 St. Mary Rd. scanSep 13
  101. 101Sign-Underground Camera-101 First Street. scanSep 13
  102. 102Sign-Complete Photo Service, Inc.-703 Mt. Auburn St. scanSep 13
  103. 103Sign-Lyn C. Hovey-270A Concord Ave. scanSep 13
  104. 104Sign-Ronald Wilson-99 Mt. Auburn St. scanSep 13
  105. 105Sign-The Plantery-25 First St. scanSep 13
  106. 106Revocation of sign-Narragansett Brewing Co.-2516 Mass. Ave. scanSep 13
  107. 107Revocation of sign-Narragansett Brewing Co.-952 Mass. Ave. scanSep 13
  108. 108Revocation of sign-Narragansett Brewing Co.-1353 Cambridge St. scanSep 13
  109. 109Revocation of sign-Crown Distributing Co.-696 Cambridge St. scanSep 13
  110. 110Revocation of sign-Linnaean Pharmacy, Inc.-1740 Mass. Ave. scanSep 13
  111. 111Revocation of sign-Schlitz Distributing Co.-13 Springfield St. scanSep 13
  112. 112Driveway-Jose Barrett-367 Columbia St. scanSep 13
  113. 113Driveway-Henry & Barbara Woods-34 Cogswell Ave. scanSep 13
  114. 114Driveway-Manuel V. DaCosta-122 Amory St. scanSep 13
  115. 115Driveway-Abt Associates, Inc.-55 Wheeler St. scanSep 13
  116. 116Driveway-Cornelius T. Reddick-289 Broadway scanSep 13
  117. 117Driveway-Sancta Maria Hospital-799 Concord Ave. scanSep 13
  118. 118Driveway-Albert & Margaret Trottier-94 Dudley St. scanSep 13
  119. 119Viano Trust-Driveway-5-7 Rice St. scanSep 13
  120. 120Driveway-Catherine Dillon-39 & 41 Aberdeen Ave. scanSep 13
  121. 121Driveway-Jose L. Moniz-313 Portland St. scanSep 13
  122. 122Driveway-Stephen W. & Joan C. Ng-49 Cherry St. scanSep 13
  123. 123Driveway-Ramesh C. Khurama-2 St. Mary Rd. scanSep 13
  124. 124Driveway-Thomas F. & Lucille K. Herlihy-7 Line St. scanSep 13
  125. 125Air Conditioner-John M. Lagorio-862 Mass. Ave. scanSep 13
  126. 126Display of merchandise on the sidewalk-Hyman & Gertrude Fogel-1794 Mass. Ave. scanSep 13
  127. 127Petition of Ken-Bon Display Service for a sign at the premises no. 133 Alewife Brook Parkway scanSep 13
  128. 128Comm. from Manuel Rogers requesting permission to close Portland St. on August 7 and 8, 19 6 in connection with the celebration of the Feast of the Blessed Sacrament. scanSep 13
  129. 129Petition of Ken-Bon Display service for a free standing sign at the premises numbered 133 Alewife Brook Parkway. scanSep 13
  130. 130Petition of Bell - In - Hand Cafe for a sign at the premises numbered 2448 Mass Ave. scanSep 13
  131. 131Communication from George Teso, Traffic and Parking Director, re: to the installation of a directional sign indicating the location of Matignon High School. scanSep 13
  132. 132Communication from George Teso, Traffic Director, re: to the installation of a sign at the intersection of Jay and Kinnaird Streets in honor of Sebastian Joseph Raineri. scanSep 13
  133. 133Communication from George Teso, Traffic Director, relative to the installation of directional signs indicating the location of St. Patrick's Church. scanSep 13
  134. 134Communication from the City Clerk transmitting a petition for the acceptance of Gilmore Street as a public way of the City of Cambridge with a further request that a hearing be held before the City Council on Monday, September 20th, 1976 at 7:00 P. M. scan—
  135. 135Comm. from Frank E. Igo requesting permission for the installation of an all weather red carpet on the sidewalk at the front of the entrance to Igo's Restaurant. scanSep 13
  136. 136Comm. from John G. Carberry of the law firm of Csaplar & Bok re: to the conveyance of 2037 sq. ft. of land to Northeastern Realty, Inc. of Cambridge resulting from the realignment and acceptance of Amesbury St. as a public way of the City of Cambridge on July 7, 1976. scanSep 13
  137. 137Petition of Maura Mullin for display of merchandise on the sidewalk at 757 Mass. Avenue. - placed on file. scan—
  138. 138Petition of Cambridge-Hyatt Joint Venture for a driveway at the premises along Vassar Street side of 575 Memorial Drive. scan—
  139. 139Petition of Clothware for a sidewalk sign at 56 Boylston St. scan—
  140. 140Revocation of sign-Boyer's Bottled Liquors, Inc. at 480 Mass. Ave. scan—
  141. 141Petition of Nickolaos Kasseris for a permit to display merchandise in front of M.I.T. scan—
  142. 142Petition of Joseph J. Powers for sidewalk and edgestones at 26 Gurney Street. scan—
  143. 143Petition of Margaret Doherty for sidewalks and edgestones at 32 Gurney Street. scan—
  144. 144Petition of Alice Cronin for sidewalks and edgestones at 28 Gurney St. scan—
  145. 145Petition of Dr. Yashar Bahceli for a canopy at 350-352 Huron Ave. scan—
  146. 146Petition of Clifford E. Kennan for the acceptance of a public way of Marvin Way. scan—
  147. 147Petition of Concerned Citizens on I-190 for a Walk-a-Thon scanSep 27
  148. 148Petition of Evelyn Merceri for a portland cement sidewalk at 145 Willow St. scan—
  149. 149Driveway-Cambridge Electric Light Co.-356 Western Ave. scanOct 4
  150. 150Driveway-22 Suffolk St.-James C. Prescott scanOct 4
  151. 151Driveway-George and Dena Petroulias-149 Magazine St. scanOct 4
  152. 152Revocation of sidewalk sign-Wursthaus, Inc.-4 Boylston St. scanOct 4
  153. 153Petition of Jane Taylor for a petition drive at the Harvard Trust or Coop in Harvard Sq. scanOct 4
  154. 154Petition of Jane Taylor for gift drive for Friendshipment rrice for Vietnam in front of Harvard Trust or Coop in Harvard Sq. scanOct 4
  155. 155Driveway-11-13 Sargent St.-Carlos Calouro scanOct 4
  156. 156Driveway-48 Tremont St. (Hampshire St. side)-Francis K. Parilla. scanOct 4
  157. 157Sign revocation-657 Cambridge St.-Edward Knapik and Edward Sherkanowski. scanOct 18
  158. 158Comm. from Michael Sand transmitting letter and petition of residents of Bow and Arrow Streets re: to the parking of cars on Bow Street at night. scanOct 18
  159. 159Petition of Italian-American Historical Society of Cambridge for a granite tablet in the Cambridge Common. scanOct 18
  160. 160Committee Report relative to a petition of Markta Sivgh[?] for a sign at the premises numbered 1440 Mass. Ave. scanOct 25
  161. 161Two driveways-160 Pearl Street-Urban Development and Investment Corp. scanOct 25
  162. 162Driveway readjustment-45 Museum Street-The Museum Comp. scanOct 25
  163. 163Three driveways-45 Museum Street-The Museum Co. scanOct 25
  164. 164Flag and Flagpole-1 Thorndike Street-Edward J. Blank, Jr. scanOct 25
  165. 165Driveway-14 Hubbard Park Rd-Louis Zetzel scanOct 25
  166. 166Portland Cement Sidewalk-14 Hubbard Park Road-Louis Zetzel. scanOct 25
  167. 167Sign-Dr. Peter L. Goldstone-126 Inman Street. scanNov 1
  168. 168Sign-David Rowinsky-95 First Street. scanNov 1
  169. 169Portland Cement Sidewalk-Beverly Ketchen-21-23 Mead Street. scanNov 1
  170. 170Communication from George Teso, Traffic Director, re: to the petition of Robert A. Gray for a driveway at the premises numbered 33 Montgomery Street. scanNov 1
  171. 171Driveway-45 Cameron Ave. - Eldridge E. Jackson scanNov 8
  172. 172Communication from the DPU re: to the petition of Regal Bus Lines Inc. for a temporary license pursuant to G. L. Chapter 159A, Sec. 5. scanNov 8
  173. 173Driveway-458 Columbia Street-Hyde Athletic Ind. scanNov 8
  174. 174Driveway-A & F Associates-30 Inman Street. scanNov 8
  175. 175Sidewalk sign-39 Brattle St. - Cardell's, Inc. scanNov 15
  176. 176Revocation of sign-2034 Mass. Avenue - Andy's Diner. scanNov 15
  177. 177Driveway-190 Lexington Ave. - William H. Dickerson scanNov 22
  178. 178Sign revocation-John R. Rezendes-175 Hampshire St. scanNov 22
  179. 179Sign revocation-New England Book Binding Co.-24 Blackstone St. scanNov 22
  180. 180Sign revocation-Morgan Memorial Goodwill, Inc.-182 Mass. Ave. scanNov 22
  181. 181Sign-847 Eambridge[?] St.-Coca Cola Bottling Co. scanNov 22
  182. 182Driveway-29-29½ Magnolia Ave.-Charles C. and Rita J. Ribokas. scanNov 22
  183. 183Driveway-11 Valentine Street-Dorothy Eon. scanDec 6
  184. 184Communication from George Teso, Traffic Director, transmitting the Street Cleaning Schedule for December, 1976. scanDec 6
  185. 185Sign-Atlantic Restaurant-590 Mass. Avenue. scanDec 13
  186. 186Sign-Steven D. Gordon-556 Mass. Avenue. scanDec 13
  187. 187Sign-Coca Cola Bottling Co.-847 Cambridge St. scanDec 20
  188. 188Seven Awnings-John A. Reilly-212 Hampshire St. scanDec 20
  189. 189Flagpole-The Proposition Workshop, Inc.-245 Hampshire St. scanDec 20
  190. 190Sign-Wegian How-460 Mass. Ave. scanDec 20
  191. 191Sign-Frank Snook-689 Mass. Ave. scanDec 20
  192. 192Driveway-Raymond B. Bandar - 1924 Mass. Ave. scanDec 27
  193. 193Portland cement sidewalk-Raymond B. Bandar-1924 Mass. Ave. scanDec 27
  194. 194Driveway discontinuance-Raymond B. Bandar-1924 Mass. Ave. scanDec 27

Appointments

127 actions · № 1–127
  1. 1Election in the Board of Assessors scanJan 12
  2. 2Appointment of Daniel J. Friedman as a member of the Board of Trustees of the Cambridge Public Library. scanJan 12
  3. 3Constable bond of Carl V. Johnson, jr. scanJan 19
  4. 4Appointment of Mary Stearns to the Planning Board scanJan 19
  5. 5Appointment of Charles Nowiscewski to the Cambridge Redevelopment Authority. scanJan 19
  6. 6Confirmation of Joseph Connarton as the third member of the Retirement Board. scanJan 26
  7. 7Appointment of eleven people to the Council on Aging. scanJan 26
  8. 8Appointment of four constables scanJan 26
  9. 9Appointment of two constables scanFeb 2
  10. 10Constable bond of Paul F. Collazzo. scanFeb 2
  11. 11Oath of office for Assistant Dog Officer John J. O'Connor. scanFeb 5
  12. 12Appointment of Security Guards of the Charles Stark Draper Laboratory as Constables without power. scanFeb 9
  13. 13Appointment of Joseph M. Nicoloro as a Constable with power. scanFeb 23
  14. 14Ccnstable bond of James E. Fitzgerald for approval of the surety. scan—
  15. 15Constable bond of Andrew E. Ruvido for approval of the surety. scan—
  16. 16Constable bond of Joseph A. Chiance,Jr. for approval of the surety. scan—
  17. 17Appointment of three constables. scan—
  18. 18Appointment of Henry M. Rousseau as constable with power. scanMar 1
  19. 19Appointment of Fred L. Cellineri to the Board of Traffic and Parking and Attorney Vincent J. Panico as Chairman of the Board of Traffic and Parking. scan—
  20. 20Appointment of two constables with power. scanMar 8
  21. 21Nurse Practitioner for the Neighborhood Health Clinic in North Cambridge. scan—
  22. 22Appointment of David B. O'Connor as Deputy Collector of Taxes. scanMar 1
  23. 23Appointment of Charles J. Crowley as Deputy Collector of Taxes. scanMar 2
  24. 24Appointment of John J. Killion as Deputy Collector of Taxes. scanMar 2
  25. 25Constable bond of John H. Trainor for approval of the surety. scanMar 18
  26. 26Constable bond of Henry M. Rousseau for approval of the surety. scanMar 18
  27. 27Constable bond of David B. O'Connor for approval of the surey. scanMar 18
  28. 28Appointment of three constables with power scanMar 18
  29. 29Appointment of Dennis Sarisan as a Public Wrighter scanMar 18
  30. 30Constable bond of Peter Parise for approval of the suretyal of th scanMar 22
  31. 31Appointment of Charles J. Crowley as a constable with power. scanMar 22
  32. 32Appointment of Fifteen Public Weighers scanMar 29
  33. 33Appointment of two constables with power. scanMar 29
  34. 34Constable bond of Russell N. Holbrook. scanApr 5
  35. 35Constable bond of Richard P. Gallant. scanApr 5
  36. 36Constable bond of Charles J. Crowley scanApr 12
  37. 37Appointment of ten constables without power. scanApr 12
  38. 38Oath of office of Alfred Cohn as a member of the Rent Control Board. scanApr 29
  39. 39Oath of office of Glenn S. Koocher as Community Schools Commission Member. scanApr 16
  40. 40Oath of Office of Althea Merchant as Community Schools Commission Member. scanApr 16
  41. 41Constable bond of Joseph A. DeLeo. scanApr 26
  42. 42Constable bond of Joseph M. Nicoloro scanApr 26
  43. 43Appointments of volunteers to the Cambridge Auxiliary Police Dept. scanApr 26
  44. 44Appointment of three persons as Constables with power. scanApr 26
  45. 45Appointment of two persons to the Community Schools Commission. scanApr 26
  46. 46Appointmant of Janice Gold Campbell to the Board of Zoning Appeal. scanApr 26
  47. 47Appointment of Brandon Powers to the Council on Aging. scanApr 26
  48. 48Appointment of three persons to the Board of Examiners. scanApr 26
  49. 49Appointment of three persons to the Building Code Board of Appeal. scanApr 26
  50. 50Appointment of Samuel Flaksman to the Building Code Board of Appeal. scanApr 26
  51. 51Appointment of Glenn S. Koocher as a member of the Community Schools Commission. scanApr 26
  52. 52Appointment of Acheson H. Callaghan, Jr. as the Chairman of the Rent Control Board. scanApr 26
  53. 53Appointment of John Brode to the Growth Policy Committee. scanApr 26
  54. 54Appointment of Richard Morrill as constable without power. scanApr 26
  55. 55Constable bond of Robert J. Adams. scanMay 3
  56. 56Oath of Office for Acheson H. Callaghan, Jr. as Chairman of the Rent Control Board. scanMay 3
  57. 57Appointment of Anthony R. Iantosca, Jr. as Constable with power. scanMay 3
  58. 58Appointment of Jose R. Hijos as Constable without power. scanMay 3
  59. 59Appointment of Atty. Vincent J. Panico to the Board of Zoning Appeal. scanMay 10
  60. 60Appointment of Joan A. White as a Constable with power. scanMay 10
  61. 61Appointment of Barry F. McNulty as a Constable with power. scanMay 10
  62. 62Constable bond of Paul A. Fernandes for approval of the surety. scanMay 10
  63. 63Appointment of two persons as constables. scanMay 17
  64. 64Appointment of Reuben N. Dottin as Member, Building Code Board of Appeal. scanMay 17
  65. 65Appointment of Colin Smith as a member of the Building Code Board of Appeal scanApr 5
  66. 66Constable bond of Barry F. McNulty for approval of the surety. scanMay 24
  67. 67Constable bond of Joan A. White for approval of the surety. scanMay 24
  68. 68Appointment of three persons as Constables. scanMay 24
  69. 69Appointment of William C. Lannon, Superintendent of Schools, as a member of the Cambridge Arts Council. scanMay 24
  70. 70Appointment of Lewis Spence as a member of the Civic Unity Committee and the reappointment of members. scanJun 7
  71. 71Constable bond of Joseph P. O'Connor for approval of the surety scanJun 7
  72. 72Constable bond of John L. Paglierani for approval of the surety scanJun 7
  73. 73Constable bond of Brian S. Kelley for approval of the surety. scanJun 7
  74. 74Appointment of two persons to the Cambridge Arts Council. scanJun 14
  75. 75Appointment of the Parking Control Officers . scanJun 11
  76. 76Oath of office of Samuel M. Flaksman, member of the Board of Building Code of Appeals. scanJun 30
  77. 77Oath of office of Arthur H. Brooks Jr., member of the Board of Building Code of Appeals. scanJun 16
  78. 78Oath of Office Francis L. Comunale, M.D. as Acting Commissioner of Health, Hospital and Welfare scanJul 8
  79. 79Appointment of Benjamin F. Dennis as Constable without power. scanJun 21
  80. 80Appointment of Anthony R. Damplo as Constable without power. scanJun 21
  81. 81Placing of David Vickery in full charge of the Community Development Department's operations. scanJul 23
  82. 82Appointment of David G. Killion as a Constable with power. scanJul 7
  83. 83Appointment of George I. Goverman as Member of the Board of Election Commissioners. scanJul 28
  84. 84Notification and oath of office of Faith D. McDonald as Principal Assessor. scanAug 1
  85. 85Oath of Office of David G. Killion as Deputy Collector of Taxes scanAug 9
  86. 86Bond of David G. Killion, Deputy Collector of Taxes for approval of the surety. scanSep 13
  87. 87Revocation of the surety bond of John H. Trainer, Constable with power scanSep 13
  88. 88Constable bond of Leonard R. Nuth for approval of the surety scanSep 13
  89. 89Constable bond of David G. Killion for approval of the surety scanSep 13
  90. 90Appointment of George I. Goverman to the Cambridge Board of Election Commissioners. scanSep 13
  91. 91Appointment of Paul S. Kutrubes as Constable with power. scanSep 13
  92. 92Appointment of Faith D. McDonald to the position of Principal Assessors for the City of Cambridge. scanSep 13
  93. 93Reappointment of Ruth Birkhoff and Stuart Lesser to the Cambridge Conservation Commission. scanSep 13
  94. 94Appointment of five constables with power. scanSep 13
  95. 95Appointment of David P. Kennedy as member of the Planning Board scanOct 5
  96. 96Oath of Office of Joyce D. Miller as a member of the Rent Control Board Member. scanSep 29
  97. 97Oath of Office of Edward J. Samp, Jr. as a Election Commission Member. scanSep 29
  98. 98Appointment of six constables with power. scanSep 20
  99. 99Oath of Loretta J. Calabrese as Administrative Aide to the Mayor. scanOct 18
  100. 100Constable bond of Andreas Skoutelakis for approval of the surety scanSep 27
  101. 101Constable bond of Paul Kutrubes for approval of the surety scanSep 27
  102. 102Appointment of David Kennedy as a member of the Planning Board scan—
  103. 103Reappointment of Edward J. Samp, Jr. to the Election Commission. scan—
  104. 104Appointment of Attorney Joyce D. Miller, 60 Hammond St., as a member of the Rent Control Board. scan—
  105. 105Oath of Office of Richard McKinnon. scan—
  106. 106Constable bond of John Ciaramaglia for approval of the surety. scanOct 4
  107. 107Constable bond of Linda M. Fraumeni for approval of the surety. scan—
  108. 108Appointment of Dennis J. Churchill as Constable with power. scan—
  109. 109Revocation of the Constable Bond of Edward F. Tierney scanOct 18
  110. 110Appointment of John J. O'Connor as a member of the Planning Board scan—
  111. 111Appointment of Roger Trancik as an alternative member of the Cambridge Board of Zoning Appeals. scan—
  112. 112Appointment of Joseph Montanino, Jr. as Constable with power scanOct 25
  113. 113Additional information on the appointment of John J. O'Connor as a member of the Planning Board. scan—
  114. 114Oath of office of Ruth Gumbleton as a Parking Control Officer scanDec 3
  115. 115Reappointment of Arthur Parris, 68 Kinnaird St., as a member of the Planning Board. scanNov 1
  116. 116Appointment of Joseph Bouchard as a constable of Cambridge with power scanNov 8
  117. 117Constable Bond of Dennis J. Churchill for approval of the surety. scanNov 22
  118. 118Appointment of Newton C. Coleman as a Constable with power. scanNov 22
  119. 119Constable bond of Joseph Montanion, Jr. scanDec 6
  120. 120Constable bond of Richard J. Harper. scanDec 6
  121. 121Constable bond of Kevin D. Ganley scanDec 6
  122. 122Constable bond of Egbert Bailey. scanDec 6
  123. 123Constable bond of Gerald F. Fay. scanDec 6
  124. 124Constable bond of Harry J. Martin. scanDec 6
  125. 125Constable bond of David Lew. scanDec 6
  126. 126Constable bond of Newton C. Coleman. scanDec 13
  127. 127Appointment of nine constables. scanDec 27

Ordinances

46 actions · № 1–46
  1. 1Communication from the Planning Board recommending the petition to rezone the present Office District on Mt. Auburn St and Aberdeen Ave. be approved scanJan 19
  2. 2Petition of the Planning Board to rezone an Office District to Business A. at the corner of Mt. Auburn Street and Aberdeen Ave., PETITION WITHDRAWN. scanJan 26
  3. 3Proposed ordinance re: to the Position of Police Commissioner [handwritten: FAILED, Ordained ~~Ordered to be~~ to be ordained Nov 15, 1976] scanMar 1
  4. 4Proposed ordinance relative to the establishment of the Division of Council Services. [handwritten: passed to be ordained June 21, 1976] scanMar 1
  5. 5Petition of the Cambridge Taxi Co., et al for a rate increase for taxicabs [handwritten: ALSO SEE ORDINANCE-1976 #36] scanMar 1
  6. 6Communication from John J. Campbell, Counsellor at Law re: to Ordinance #844 re: to self service gas stations. scanApr 5
  7. 7Communications from Russell B. Higley, Acting City Solicitor, concerning the General Ordinances of the City which would be s ubject to the proposed $200.00 penalty provision ordinance. scanApr 5
  8. 8Communication from Building Commissioner requesting amendment to the Table of Use Regulations to read Residence C-3, Office, Business B and Industry B. scanApr 5
  9. 9Amendment to the Zoning Ordinances of the City of Cambridge providing for a new Article IX Community Residence and Personal Care Lodging House. scanApr 5
  10. 10Proposed zoning petition of William C. Roth by striking out the designation Business B and substituting in place thereof the designation Business A-1 scanApr 26
  11. 11Report from the Planning Board re: to the creation of the new use in the Zoning Ordinance entitled: "Townhouse Development." scanApr 26
  12. 12Comm. from the Planning Board transmitting an amendment to the Zoning Ordinance re: Community Residences. scanMay 10
  13. 13Petition of Gale Munson for zoning amendment . scanMay 10
  14. 14Petition of Linda Heckman, et al re: to an amendment to the Zoning Ordinance in the Cambridgeport area. [handwritten: Robert D. Cuinlon[?]] scanMay 10
  15. 15C. Danehy re: to an amendment to the Zoning Ordinance re: to the operation of Community Residences and Half-way Houses scanMay 10
  16. 16Proposed revision of the existing version of Chapter 14 of the General Ordinances, entitled Parks and Recreation, to be entitled Parks, Commons, and Playgrounds. scanJun 14
  17. 17Petition of the Planning Board for a Zoning amendment of Article IV Sec. 2 Par. 1,3,5, &6 scanMay 31
  18. 18an ordinance re: to No Liability On Purchases Until Approval of the City Auditor scanMar 22
  19. 19Proposed ordinance re: to water rates scanApr 5
  20. 20Communication from John J. Campbell, Counsellor at Law, re: to Ordinance #844 re: to Self service gas stations. scanApr 5
  21. 21Ordinance re: to Council pay raise scanJun 7
  22. 22Ordinance re: to Director of Veterans's Service and Benefits salary also see O-32. of 1975. scanJul 7
  23. 23Ordinance re: Townhouse Development. scanJun 7
  24. 24Ordinance re; Community Residence and Personal Care Lodging House. scanJun 7
  25. 25Petition of William Joyce et als of Riverside Cambridgeport Community Corporation for Zoning amendment. scanMay 24
  26. 26Petition of William Joyce and Ronald Cohen of Riverside Cambridgeport Community Corporation for Zoning Amendment. scanMay 24
  27. 27Communication from John R. Sennott, Jr., Chairman, License Comm. relative to the readjustment of the Taxi meters. scanSep 13
  28. 28Petition of Brian Kuhlman in behalf of the Porter Sq. Businessmen's Assoc. with a proposed amendment to the Zoning Ordinance of the City of Cambridge by striking out the designation Business B and substituting in place thereof Business Special District 1 in the Mass. Ave., Arlington St., Mt. Vernon St., White St., Somerville Ave., Upland Rd., Richdale Ave., Roseland St., Porter Rd. & Davenport St. area. scanSep 13
  29. 29Petition of William Roth with a proposed amendment to the Zoning Ordinances of the City of Cambridge by striking out the designation Business B and substituting in place thereof Business SD 1 in the Cogswell Ave., Walden St., Creighton St., Regent St., Beech St., Blake St., Hadley St., Davenport St. & Porter Rd. area. scanSep 13
  30. 30Communication from William C. Roth withdrawing his petition of April 21, 1976 to re-zone from Business B to Business A&1[?] a section of North Cambridge in the Porter Sq. area. scanSep 13
  31. 31Petition of Richard M. Harter, et als, for amendment to Zoning Ordinances by striking out Residence C-2 and substituting in place thereof Residence C-1 in the areas bounded by Mt. Vernon St., Upland Rd., Linnaean St., Humboldt St., Lancaster St., Arlington St. and Mass. Ave. scanSep 20
  32. 32Communication from Russell B. Higley, Acting City Solicitor relative to Ordinance No. 870 entitled: "Health, Hospitals and Housing." scanSep 27
  33. 33Ordinance on the Commissioner of Health and Hospital scanNov 15
  34. 34Zoning Amendment of John Brode and Stanley D. Sheldon changing the Table of Use Regulations - Article IV, Section 2. scanOct 25
  35. 35Communication from the Planning Board re: to the petitions to create new zoning designation, Business C and to rezone land in the Mass. Ave./Porter Square Area. scan—
  36. 36Revised Taxicab Rates Ordinance. - Also SEE Ordinance 1976 #5 scanNov 1
  37. 37Revised Protective Partitions Ordinance. scanNov 1
  38. 38Amended Police Commissioner Ordinance introduced by Councillor Graham. _ FAILED OF PASSING TO A SECOND READING. scanDec 13
  39. 39Ordinance on the Historical Commission. scanDec 13
  40. 40Final draft of the sign Ordinance. scanNov 1
  41. 41Report on Ordinance-proposal to join four Historical Districts into one Historical District by an amendment to the General Ordinances in Chapter Two. scanNov 22
  42. 42Petition of Robert C. Quinton withdrawing his petition of April 27, 1976 for an amendment to the Zoning Ordinances of the City of Cambridge in the Cambridgeport area. scanDec 6
  43. 43Proposed amendment to the General Ordinances providing for the postion of Police Commissioner. scanDec 13
  44. 44Issue of a new ordinance providing for the position of a Police Commissioner. scanDec 20
  45. 45Draft of proposed Noise Control Ordinance. - See Ordinance 1977 scan—
  46. 46Petition of William Joyce, et al, for an amendment to the Zoning Ordinances.Dec 27

Public Safety

41 actions · № 1–41
  1. 1"Caravan Theater, Inc. "Jan 12
  2. 2The Bach Mai Hospital Emergency Relief Fund, Inc.Jan 12
  3. 3Massachusetts Glass Dealers Association, Inc.Jan 12
  4. 4United Residents of Cambridge, Inc.Jan 12
  5. 5Anthropology Resource Center, Inc.Jan 12
  6. 6Rank and File, Inc.Jan 12
  7. 7People's Rights Educational Group, Inc.Jan 12
  8. 8The National American Indian Drum Theatre, Inc.Jan 12
  9. 9The Cambridge Fish Fellowship, Inc.Feb 9
  10. 10Mental Health and Retardation Center of Cambridge and Somerville, Inc.Feb 23
  11. 11Pi Eta Speakers Associates—
  12. 12Inc. "The University Cooperative Incorporated" LOCATION ONLYMay 10
  13. 13Inc. "Theatre at the Square, Inc." LOCATION ONLYMay 10
  14. 14Inc. "Learning Design Associated, Inc." LOCATION ONLYMay 10
  15. 15Inc. "Guatemala Relief Fund, Inc." LOCATION ONLYMay 10
  16. 16Inc. "Massachusetts Bicentennial Battery, Inc." LOCATION ONLYMay 17
  17. 17Inc. "Environmental Education Services, Inc."Jun 7
  18. 18Inc. "Children's Community, Inc."Jun 7
  19. 19Inc. "Cambridge Community Services"Jun 7
  20. 20Inc. "The Riverside Road Club of Cambridge."Jun 7
  21. 21Inc. "Faialense Sport Club, Inc."Jun 7
  22. 22Inc. The Bay "A"'s Inc.Jun 7
  23. 23Inc. "The Greater Boston Teachers Center"Jun 7
  24. 24Inc. "The Institute for Foreign Policy Analysis, Inc."Jun 7
  25. 25Inc. "House of Prayer of All Nations, Inc."Jun 7
  26. 26Inc. "The Hispano Scholarship and Educational Fund, Inc."Jun 7
  27. 27Inc. "Red Sun Press, Inc."Jun 7
  28. 28Inc. "Student Funded Fellowships of Harvard Law School, Incorporated"Jun 7
  29. 29Inc. "Center for Study of Public Policy, Incorporated."Jun 7
  30. 30Inc. "Vocations for Social Change, Inc."Jun 7
  31. 31Inc. "New England Foundation for the Arts, Incorporated."Jun 7
  32. 32Inc. "Clay Dragon Studies, INc."Jun 7
  33. 33Inc. "Supervisory Serrices Associates, Inc."Jun 7
  34. 34Inc. "The Institute for Cooperative Community, Inc."Jun 14
  35. 35Inc. "The Rise Club, Inc."Jun 14
  36. 36Inc. "Sojourner Inc." LOCATION ONLY.Jul 7
  37. 37Inc. "The Institute of Cosmógòny and Cosmopathic Para Psychology, Inc. LOCATION ONLY.Nov 1
  38. 38Communication from the City Clerk transmitting report from the Building Commissioner Charles Sprague re: to the application for a certificate of incorporation by The Institute of Cosmogony and Cosmopathic Para Psychology, Inc.Nov 1
  39. 39"American Research Center in Egypt, Incorporated" Harvard University, Cambridge, Mass.Dec 13
  40. 40"Delta Projects, Inc."Dec 13
  41. 41"308/80 Corporation"Dec 13

Impounded Records

1 actions · № 1–1
  1. 1Communication from the City Manager transmitting a report on the selection of an Administrative Assistant.Oct 4

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