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1977

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The city's scan of the 1977 index volume is incomplete. The docket below is what the surviving pages hold — the gap is the scan's, not the council's.

The clerk's sections and numbering, as written in the 1977 index volume. [?] marks an uncertain reading; ⤳ marks a numbering jump. scan opens the city's PDF.

Sundries

650 actions · № 1–650
  1. 1Resolutions commending all those involved with the emergency operations on December 27th, explosion at 362 Rindge Ave. (M. Vellucci) scanJan 3
  2. 2Order-suspension of the enforcement of the resident sticker parking program. (M. Vellucci) scanJan 3
  3. 3Resolutions on the Cambridge High and Latin Basketball Team. (Clem) scanJan 3
  4. 4Petition of Ann Angelone requesting a public hearing before the City Council relative to responsibilities and functions of different departments in the City. scanJan 3
  5. 5Communication from Edward Chrisfield expressing opposition to recombinant DNA research in Cambridge. scanJan 3
  6. 6Final Report of the Cambridge Experimentation Review Board on DNA scanJan 17
  7. 7Program in public health proposed to be developed between the City of Cambridge and the Harvard School of Public Health. scanJan 17
  8. 8Response to Awaiting Report Item Number 17, re: the status of Police Officer Arthur Yetman. scanJan 17
  9. 9Communication from the Board of Assessors re: incorporations ownership data as well as tax exempt status. scanJan 17
  10. 10Communication from Claire Sullivan relative to the genetic DNA experimentation. scanJan 17
  11. 11Communication from the City Clerk transmitting report of the Committee on Economic Development, Manpower and Employment. scanJan 17
  12. 12Communication from the National League of Cities re: to recent administrative and legislative activities in Washington. scanJan 17
  13. 13Communication from Professor Ruth Hubbard of Harvard Univ. expressing her beliefs as to why DNA research should not begin in Cambridge at this time. scanJan 17
  14. 14Communication from Arthur Lasarourtz of Derwood, Md., requesting the City Council to ban DNA research. scanJan 17
  15. 15Newly enacted Federal Legislation which will require permanent extension of unemployment insurance coverage to most state and municipal employees. scanJan 17
  16. 16Communication from James P. Cassidy, President, Cambridge City Employees Local 195, re: business office in Inman Square. scanJan 17
  17. 17Petition of Grady G. Copeland requesting reimbursement of towing charges. scanJan 17
  18. 18Public Hearing on January 13, 1977 at 1:00 P. M. at the John W. McCormick Building, Boston, Massachusetts on the proposed rule changes of the Civil Service Commission. scanJan 17
  19. 19Communication from President of Federal Management Company, Inc. commending the professional response of the city administration to the explosion which occurred recently at the Rindge Towers. scanJan 17
  20. 20Response to Council Order Number 14 of December 20, 1976 re: to issuance of Resident Stickers to residents over 65 years of age free of charge. scanJan 17
  21. 21Response to Council Order Number Eight of December 13, 1976 re: to parking conditions on Porter Road. scanJan 17
  22. 22Response to Council Order Number Seven of December 13, 1976 re: to trucks parked beside Donnelly Field on Berkshire Street. scanJan 17
  23. 23Response to Awaiting Report Item Number 14, re: to dogs in the Cambridge Cemetery. scanJan 17
  24. 24Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Nine, re: to property at 154 Auburn Street. scanJan 17
  25. 25Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Two, re: houses on Marion Street which were destroyed by fire. scanJan 17
  26. 26Response to Awaiting Report Item Number One, re: to NO SMOKING sections in restaurants. scanJan 17
  27. 27Response to Awaiting Report Number Four re: to Sherman Street Railroad Crossing. scanJan 17
  28. 28Response to Awaiting Report Number Eight re: to the Line St. lot. scanJan 17
  29. 29Response to Awaiting Report Number Twelve, re: to the hazardous conditions at the intersection of Broadway and Lee St. scanJan 17
  30. 30Order-"Mayor's Winter Jobs Program" (Russell) scanJan 17
  31. 31Resolutions on cancelation of rent increases which were recently levied against senior citizens (Sullivan) scanJan 17
  32. 32Resolutions on Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. (Graham) scanJan 17
  33. 33Resolutions on George Fernandez and the rest of the Electrical Department. (Russell) scanJan 17
  34. 34Resolutions on the Commissioner of Public Works and the Director of Traffic and Parking (Clem and Clinton.) scanJan 17
  35. 35Resolutions on Mr. Jose Inacio. (Clinton) scanJan 17
  36. 36Resolutions on the Advisory Committee of the Community Development Block Grant Program. (Graham) scanJan 17
  37. 37Order-extending thanks to the Scientist who abided by the moratorium (Ackermann and Clem.) scanJan 17
  38. 38Resolutions on Mayor Alfred E. Vellucci (Russell and Graham) scanJan 17
  39. 39Received Saxon B-12 from the City Clerk Office. (Jan. 5, 1977) scanJan 17
  40. 40Resolutions on Reverend Arthur J. Metaxas. (Sullivan) scanJan 24
  41. 41Resolutions on Joanne Farino and Mark Auterio (M. Vellucci) scanJan 24
  42. 42Order-Mayor's Winter Job's Program (Russell) scanJan 24
  43. 43Resolutions on Police Officers involved in the armed robbery which took place on December 30, 1976. (Clinton) scanJan 24
  44. 44Order-reception in honor of Congressman Thomas P. O'Neill, Jr. (Duehay) scanJan 24
  45. 45Resolutions on the 30th Anniversary of the Mt. Auburn Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 8818. (Sullivan) scanJan 24
  46. 46Resolutions on Dr. Jean A. Curran (Danehy) scanJan 24
  47. 47Communication from the City Clerk transmitting two reports from Councillor Ackermann, Chairman, Committee on Health and Hospitals re: to recent meetings of the Committee. scanJan 24
  48. 48Communication from Doris Defuria requesting reimbursement for damages done to her son's van. scanJan 24
  49. 49Resolutions on advisory committee to review the proposed sign ordinance. scanJan 24
  50. 50Response to Awaiting Report Number Eight re: to the explosion at 362 Rindge Avenue. scanJan 24
  51. 51Response to City Council Order Number Seven of January 17, 1977 re: to requesting Harvard and M. I. T. to file a written response to the Cambridge Laboratory Experimentation Review Board's report of January 5, 1977. scanJan 24
  52. 52Response to Awaiting Report Number Nine re: to the property located at 57 Fulkerson Street. scanJan 24
  53. 53Response to Council Order Number Three of January 3, 1977, re: to an extension of time being granted to residents of the city to pick up their new parking permits. scanJan 24
  54. 54Reconsideration filed by Mayor Vellucci re: Recombinant DNA Molecule Technology. RECONSIDERATION WITHDRAWN BY M. VELLUCCI scanJan 24
  55. 55Resolutions on Louis Agneta (M. Vellucci) scanJan 31
  56. 56Resolutions on Proposition Day. (M. Vellucci) scanJan 31
  57. 57Resolutions on the Abbott Lawrence Lowell papers pertaining to Governor Fullers' Advisory Committee of 1927. (M. Vellucci) scanJan 31
  58. 58Response to Council order Number 27 of January 17, 1977 re: to snow removal operations. scanJan 31
  59. 59Response to Council Order Number Two of January17, 1977 re: to parking areas for handicapped shoppers. scanJan 31
  60. 60Response to Council Order Number Eleven of January 17, 1977 re: to installing a "Handicapped Person, No Parking Sign" in front of 104 Corcoran Park. scanJan 31
  61. 61Response to Council Order Number Sixteen of January 17, 1977 re: to traffic lights at the intersection of Cambridge and Sciarappa St. scanJan 31
  62. 62Response to Awaiting Report Number Twelve relative to sidewalk replacement at Fayerweather and Franklin Streets. scanJan 31
  63. 63Traffic Board meeting of December 22, 1976. scanJan 31
  64. 64Communications requesting that the City Council restore the funds of the Just-A-Start Program. scanJan 31
  65. 65Communication from Mary Franz of Brighton opposing recombinant research in Cambridge. scanJan 31
  66. 66Communication from the City Clerk transmitting one from Councillor Clem re: to the report of the Affirmative Action Officer as requested by the Committee on Economic Development, Manpower and Employment. scanJan 31
  67. 67Resolutions on R. Buckminister Fuller Day. (M. Vellucci) scanFeb 7
  68. 68Resolutions on Black History Week (Graham) scanFeb 7
  69. 69Order-tearing down of the house at the corner of Second and Gore Streets for the construction of the East Cambridge Fire Station. scanFeb 7
  70. 70Resolutionson the Wellington-Harrington Neighborhood Improvement Program. scanFeb 7
  71. 71Traffic Board Meeting Notes for January 26, 1977. scanFeb 7
  72. 72Communication from William J. FitzMaurice, Chief Investigator, relative to old Council record to be placed in the Cambridge Room. scanFeb 7
  73. 73Communication from Richard Goldstein, Asst. Professor, Harvard Medical School, re: to DNA Experimentation. scanFeb 7
  74. 74Communication from Mrs. Ida Zizzo and Mrs. Zelda Lishner encouraging the City Council to restore the funds to the Just-A-Start Program. scanFeb 7
  75. 75Communication from Agnes O'Connell expressing her appreciation to the Mayor for his assistance during the evacuation of 362 Rindge Ave. scanFeb 7
  76. 76Funding application from the National Institute of Health for a local biohazards committee. scanFeb 7
  77. 77Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Nine re: to committees and agencies involved with recombinant DNA experimentation. scanFeb 7
  78. 78Response to Awaiting Report Number Ten re: the establishment of a Cambridge Biohazards Committee. scanFeb 7
  79. 79Response to Awaiting Report Number Eleven re: to the resident sticker parking program in the Concord and Lexington Avenue area. scanFeb 7
  80. 80Response to Council Order Number Seven of 1/17/77, re: written response from Harvard and MIT to the Cambridge Laboratory Experimentation Review Board's report of 1/5/77. scanFeb 7
  81. 81Communication from Richard L. Doughty, Juvenile Justice Specialist, Northeast Region of YMCAs, expressing full support and admiration for the NYPUM program operated by the Cambridge Youth Resources Bureau. scanFeb 7
  82. 82Affidavit of Mayor Vellucci re: DNA research. scanFeb 7
  83. 83Response to Awaiting Report Number Three re: to the recent death of a prisoner held at the Cambridge Police Dept. scanFeb 14
  84. 84Response to City Council Order Number Two of 12/20/76 re: 6-8 Fairmont Street. scanFeb 14
  85. 85Communication received from the United States Environmental Protection Agency. scanFeb 14
  86. 86Order-Election Commission to place on the ballot at the next city election the question regarding DNA research (M. Vellucci) scanFeb 14
  87. 87Order-Open classrooms at the Martin Luther King School (Sullivan) scanFeb 14
  88. 88RE: High School Project Investments. scanFeb 14
  89. 89Communication from City Clerk to Patrick Centanni re: to his Honor the Mayor calling a public hearing to discuss the recent rate hikes of NEGEA. scanFeb 14
  90. 90Rent Control Committee Report. scanFeb 14
  91. 91Resolutions on Thomas and Mary McMahon (Sullivan) scanFeb 14
  92. 92Order-certificates of incorporations to be referred to the City Manager for report from Board of Assessors. (Graham) scanFeb 14
  93. 93Resolution on Drexel Gomez, Bishop of Barbados. (Graham) scanFeb 14
  94. 94Resolution on Jaceck Von Henneberg, Witold K. Von Henneberg and Alphonse A. Trulli. (Clem) scanFeb 14
  95. 95Resolutions on strong manpower development training and affirmative action program. (Graham) scanFeb 28
  96. 96Resolutions on Mrs. Madeline Mullen, Head Clerk to the Board of Election Commissioners (Sullivan) scanFeb 28
  97. 97Resolutions on Thomas F. Peters (Clem) scanFeb 28
  98. 98Resolutions endorsing H. R. 3258 re: full employment of youth. (Graham) scanFeb 28
  99. 99Proclamation Gire Scout Week. (M. Vellucci) scanFeb 28
  100. 100Resolution on National Nutrition Week (M. Vellucci) scanFeb 28
  101. 101Resolution on the officers and members of Rose L. Russell Court No. One and Rehab Court No. 56, Heroines of Jericho on their tenth annual United Palm Sunday Services. (Graham) scanFeb 28
  102. 102Resolution re: a new mixed use development zoning district for Kendall Sq. (M. Vellucci) scanFeb 28
  103. 103East Cambridge Fire Station. scanFeb 28
  104. 104Communication from Board of Assessors re: to the form being sent out to all petitioners for certificates of incorporations. scanFeb 28
  105. 105Communication from Cathy Heller requesting reimbursement for damages done to her car during a police chase. scanFeb 28
  106. 106Communication from Metropolitan Area Planning Council transmitting annual report detailing the amount and type of financial assistance allocated by the federal government to cities and towns. scanFeb 28
  107. 107Communication from Saints Constantine and Helen Greek Orthodox Church inviting the City Council to be present at the annual Ten Mile Road Race on Sunday, March 27, 1977. scanFeb 28
  108. 108Notice of a public hearing by the Dept. of Public Utilities on March 7, 177 at10:00 A. M. re: to proposed regulations concerning all gas, electric and telephone companies operating within the Commonwealth. scanFeb 28
  109. 109Communication from Peter Lange, President, Cambridge Civic Association, et al, re: to the removal of snow on city sidewalks. scanFeb 28
  110. 110Communication from the Cambridge School Traffic Supervisors Association re: to snow removal. scanFeb 28
  111. 111Communication from Councillor Duehay transmitting report of Transportation and Parking Committee meeting held on Feb. 3, 1977. scanFeb 28
  112. 112Tentative witness list for the hearings to begin February 24, 1977 on the extension of housing and community development authorizations. scanFeb 28
  113. 113Informational public meeting in the Porter Square area to discuss two rezoning petitions for the Porter Square area. scanFeb 28
  114. 114Response to Council Order Number Four of December 27, 1976 re: mail-back program for the taxi discount coupons for the elderly. scanFeb 28
  115. 115Response to Council Order Number Fifteen of January 17, 1977 re: traffic and parking problems at Garden and Walden Streets. scanFeb 28
  116. 116Response to Council order Number Two of January 31, 1977 re: to the implementation schedule for resident sticker parking in the Orchard Street area. scanFeb 28
  117. 117Salaries of four Recreation Supervisors General. scanFeb 28
  118. 118Resolution authorizing the City Manager to file Home Rule Legislation to exempt the City of Cambridge from the provisions of Chapter 111C of the General Laws (Emergency Medical Vehicles.) scanFeb 28
  119. 119Communicatinn from Mayor Vellucci re: to meeting of March 7, 1977 scanMar 7
  120. 120Resolution on Jack Drummey (Danehy and Sullivan) scanFeb 28
  121. 121Order-Filing legislation permitting the City of Cambridge to establish preferential residency requirements for the residents of the City of Cambridge for public employment (M. Vellucci) scanMar 14
  122. 122Order-dinner for the members of the Rindge Tech Basketball Team (Graham) scan—
  123. 123Notice of public hearing on 3/23/77 at 10 A. M. re: to the petition of Boston Edison Co. for approval and authorization by the DPU of an increase in its authorized capital stock by the issuance and sale of additional shares of Common stock. scan—
  124. 124An Act Permitting the City of Cambridge to Establish Preferential Residency Requirements for the Residents of the City of Cambridge for Public Employment. scan—
  125. 125Awaiting Report Item No. 12 re: survey of Western Ave. and River Street. scan—
  126. 126Notice of a public hearing on 3/23/77 at 10 A. M. re: to the petition of Boston Edison Co. for approval by the DPU of the issuance and sale by the Company of Series P Bonds and approval of the rate of interest of said bonds. scan—
  127. 127Resolution on the Rindge Tech Basketball Team (Russell & Graham) scan—
  128. 128Resolution on Mrs. Margaret Caulfield (Russell) scan—
  129. 129"A Convention for Summer Recreation." (M. Vellucci) scan—
  130. 130Resolution on the Easter Seal Society (M. Vellucci) scan—
  131. 131Resolution on National Employ the Older Worker Week. (M. Vellucci) scan—
  132. 132Communication from Councillor Clem re: Riverside Press - A Mixed Use Solution. scan—
  133. 133Notice of a public hearing on 3/23/77 at 10 A. M. re: issuance and sale of Series P Bonds. scan—
  134. 134FINANCE COMMITTEE REPORT- alternative proposals for renovations and improvements at the Fletcher School. scan—
  135. 135Communication from Frank Galgay, President, Cambridge Police Association, requesting to appear before the City Council re: to the withholding of wages of Police Officers by the City of Cambridge. scan—
  136. 136Revocation of the license for "Oh! Calcutta". scan—
  137. 137Response to Awaiting Report No. 9 re: the petition of Mr. Solano re: to the City Ordinance regarding snow and ice removal from city sidewalks. scanMar 14
  138. 138Response to Awaiting Report No. 10 re: robberies and break-ins at Newtowne Court. scanMar 14
  139. 139Response to Awaiting Report No. 2 re: the petition of Marybeth Nursing Home for a lodging house at 134-136 Magazine Street. scanMar 14
  140. 140Response to Awaiting Report No. 15 re: display of adult magazines and with a report front the Inspectional Services Division of the Cambridge Police Department which indicates that all stores carrying such magazines will comply with the Council Order regarding their display. scanMar 14
  141. 141Awaiting Report Item No. 7 re: truck traffic throughout the City of Cambridge. scanMar 21
  142. 142Awaiting Report Item No. 5 re: patching potholes in the City of Cambridge. scanMar 21
  143. 143Communication from Board of Assessors to Councillor Clem, Chairman, Ordinance Committee, re: Department of Finance. scanMar 21
  144. 144Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, re: City Council Order Number Twenty-Five of February 14, 1977 re: the efforts of Coalition of Responsible Genetic Research. scanMar 21
  145. 145Comm. from Frank Murphy and George Doherty of the Recreation Dept. inviting the City Council to a party for the Cambridge Senior Citizens to be held on Wednesday, March 23, 1977 at 12:00 at the Stephen James House. scanMar 21
  146. 146Comm. from Representative Charles F. Flaherty, Jr. notifying Middlesex County Municipal Officials of public hearings to be held on March 28, and 29, 1977 at 6:00 P. M. re: to the Middlesex County Budget. scanMar 21
  147. 147Notice of public hearing by the DPU on Thursday, April 14, 1977 at 2:00 at 100 Cambridge St., Boston re: petition of Trombly Motor Coach Service, Inc. for the operation of motor vehicles for the carriage of passengers for hire over public ways in the cities and towns of North Andover, Methuen, Lawrence, Andover, Tewksbury, North Reading, Wilmington, Woburn, Reading, Stoneham, Winchester, Medford, Somerville, Cambridge and Boston. scanMar 21
  148. 148Order-on the efforts of Coalition for Responsible Genetic Research (M. Vellucci) scanMar 21
  149. 149Resolution on a group of students from CHLS and Rindge Technical Schools which have been selected to visit Washington, D. C. (M. Vellucci) scanMar 21
  150. 150Order-converting the age-old Court House in East Cambridge to an elderly housing facility, housing-nursing home and semi-invalid apartments. (M. Vellucci) scanMar 21
  151. 151Order-at least three Bocci courts be constructed on CRA land at the corner of Columbia and Cambridge Streets (M. Vellucci) scanMar 21
  152. 152Order-opposition to House Bill No. 4968 which would allow tandem trailers to travel all streets and roads in the Commonwealth. (M. Vellucci) scanMar 21
  153. 153Order-Day to be proclaimes as Matignon Day. (Russell, Danehy and Sullivan.) scanMar 21
  154. 154Resolution on accepting Chapter 32, Section 99 of the General Laws of the Commonwealth, the same being An Act Providing, "Advance Payments of Retirement Allowances to Employees of Cities, Towns, Counties Authorized." (Danehy) scanMar 21
  155. 155Order-Spring Clean Up Week (Ackermann) scanMar 21
  156. 156Order-rescission of the order endorsing the efforts of the Coalition for Responsible Genetic Research. (Russell) scanMar 21
  157. 157Resolution on Bill Monroe Day. (Clem) scanMar 21
  158. 158Order-on the CHLS Girls Basketball Team. (Russell & Graham) scanMar 21
  159. 159Order-commending the Cambridge Housing Authority.(M. Vellucci & C. Graham) scanMar 21
  160. 160Resolution on William "Doc" Linskey. (Sullivan and Russell) scanMar 21
  161. 161Resolutions on Matignon High School Hockey Team. (Danehy, Russell and Sullivan) scanMar 21
  162. 162Resolution on Dr. Francis Herzan, (Danehy) scanMar 21
  163. 163Order-second public hearing on the utilization of General Revenue Sharing monies in the City. (Clem & M. Vellucci) scanMar 21
  164. 164Order-replacement and modernization of the electrical systems in residential housing. (Clem) scanMar 21
  165. 165Order-orders and resolves of the City Council which has a financial impact in excess of the adopted budget plan. (Clem) scanMar 21
  166. 166Resolution on Richard M. Russell (Sullivan) scanMar 21
  167. 167Order-signs "For Cambridge Residents Only" in tennis courts. (Clinton.) scanMar 21
  168. 168PLACED ON FILE- An Act Relative to the Board of License Commissioners in the City of Cambridge. (Clem.) scanMar 28
  169. 169PLACED ON FILE-implementation of the resident parking sticker program in all of Mid-Cambridge. (Clem.) scanMar 28
  170. 170Communication from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk relative to outstanding bills in the City Clerk's Office. scanMar 28
  171. 171Petition of sundry residents requesting that the parking lot on Springfield Street be completed as soon as possible. scanMar 28
  172. 172COMMITTEE REPORT ON RENT CONTROL- together with a copy of the minutes of the February 26, 1977 meeting and a notification that the next meeting will be held on April 21, 1977 in the City Council Chamber. scanMar 28
  173. 173Communication from David Clem transmitting report of the Comm. on Economic Development, Manpower and Employment together with the final draft of the Affirmative Action Plan with the further request that M. Vellucci call a public hearing so that all interested persons might have an opportunity to express their views on the plan as submitted prior to its submission to this City Council for action. scanMar 28
  174. 174Communication from John A. Sullivan, Secretary of the Traffic Board, transmitting the report of the meeting of the Traffic Board held on February 23, 1977. scanMar 28
  175. 175Communication from George Teso, Traffic Director, announcing that the Street Cleaning Program will begin on April 1, 1977 together with the street cleaning shceule for April, 1977. scanMar 28
  176. 176Notice of public hearing by DPU on April 20th, 1977 at 9:30 A. M. at 100 Cambridge St., Boston re: petition of Trombly Motor Coach Service, Inc. for the operation of motor vehicles for the carriage of passengers for hire over public ways in the cities and towns of Lowell, Tewksbury, Chelmsford, Billerica, Bedford, Woburn, Reading, Stoneham, Winchester, Medford, Somerville, Cambridge and Boston. scanMar 28
  177. 177Resolution on Josephine Lillian Doyle (Russell) scanMar 28
  178. 178resolutions to be drawn up for Mrs. Josephine Doyle (Russell) scanMar 28
  179. 179Order-letter of thanks to all the members of the Health and Hospital Board (Ackermann) scanMar 28
  180. 180Resolution proclaiming April 3-9, 1977 "Adult Education Week." (M. Vellucci) scanMar 28
  181. 181Proclaiming the week of April 24-30, 1977 as "YWCA Week." (M. Vellucci) scanMar 28
  182. 182Order-proposed changes in the Licensing Commission (Clinton) scanMar 28
  183. 183Order-public hearing re: Cable Television (Clinton) scanMar 28
  184. 184Order-distribution of all public hearing announcements and legal advertisements in local newspapers (Clinton) scanMar 28
  185. 185Resolutions on Mayor Vellucci's trip to Italy (Entire membership.) scanMar 28
  186. 1861975 Mid-Decade Census Survey. scanApr 4
  187. 187Order-relocating the dumpster on Sheridan St. (Ackermann) scanApr 4
  188. 188Order-commend Fred Sullivan and all personnel under the Public Works Department re: preparation of the high school baseball diamond at Russell Field. (Sullivan) scanApr 4
  189. 189Resolutions on Thomas P. O'Neill, Jr. Day on April 29, 1977 (Sullivan and Duehay) scanApr 4
  190. 190Resolutions on General James M. Gavin (Clem) scanApr 4
  191. 191Resolutions endorsing the month of May as Chamber Month (Clem and Clinton) scanApr 4
  192. 192Resolutions on the Cambridge Historical Commission (Danehy) scanApr 4
  193. 193Resolutions proclaiming the week of April 11-17 as AMVETS Driver Excellence Week. (Sullivan) scanApr 4
  194. 194Resolutions on Hugh M. Lyons (Sullivan) scanApr 4
  195. 195Resolutions on cutbacks in the Donated Funds Program (Graham) scanApr 4
  196. 196Communication from Algonquin Gas Transmission Co. transmitting a list of telephone numbers to be used in case of an emergency. scanApr 4
  197. 197Petition of Dennis DiPietro requesting a hearing before the City Council relative to Recreation Dept. letting outside softball teams play in Cambridge. scanApr 4
  198. 198City Council order number thirty-eight of 3/21/77 re: pedestrian light at the corner of Cambridge and Lambert Streets. scanApr 4
  199. 199City Council order number nineteen of 2/28/77 re: "Handicapped Person" sign in front of 41 Line Street. scanApr 4
  200. 200Awaiting Report Item number eleven re: to conditions at 102-114 Columbia Street. scanApr 4
  201. 201Awaiting Report Item Number ten re: gaseous fumes from a fire on Erie Street. scanApr 4
  202. 202City Council order number thirteen of 3/21/77 re: resident parking in Mid-Cambridge. scanApr 4
  203. 203Awaiting Report Item Number Six re: rent increases to senior citizens. scanApr 4
  204. 204Communication from Russell B. Higley, City Solicitor, re: to the status of Ambassador Taxi. scanApr 11
  205. 205Communication from Edward DeFranceschi re: federal trade name and trademark protection of "Century 21." scanApr 11
  206. 206Communication from Joseph White, Jr. requesting a hearing before the City Council re: to the overall conditions within Area 4. scanApr 11
  207. 207Communication from Russell B. Higley, City Solicitor re: to the inquiry of the Ordinance Committee of March 31, 1977 regarding the status of Ambassador Taxi. scanApr 11
  208. 208Annual Report from the New England Telephone Company for the year 1976. scanApr 11
  209. 209Financial Report from the Commonwealth Gas Company for the year ending December 31, 1976. scanApr 11
  210. 210Financial Report from the Cambridge Electric Light Co. for the year ending December 31, 1976. scanApr 11
  211. 211Financial Report from the Boston Edison Company for the year ending December 31, 1976. scanApr 11
  212. 212Communication from Dennis DiPietro regarding the Marsh Post. scanApr 11
  213. 213Self-explanatory communication from the Cambridge Police Superior Officers Association. scanApr 11
  214. 214Awaiting Report Item Number Three pertaining to condition of 154 Auburn Street. scanApr 11
  215. 215Resignation of Hugh Lyons from the Historical Commission and the appointment of John Lyons to replace him. scanApr 11
  216. 216Resolutions on Mr. Edward Powers, Woodworking Instructor, and the students of Rindge Technical Annex on the oak and ash table they made for the Council office. (Sullivan) scanApr 11
  217. 217Communication from Marion H. Ainley requesting reimbursement for an injury received in fall on Cambridge Street. scanApr 11
  218. 218Petition of Bob Mattson for a hearing before the City Council re: crosswalks in the Central Sq. area. scanApr 11
  219. 219Communication from Lawrence G. Dorey, Board of Selectmen, Northborough re: a petition requesting that the Cherry Sheet be available to all municipalities in the Commonwealth prior to February 1st of each year. scanApr 25
  220. 220Communication from Mayor Alfred E. Vellucci requesting that Mr. Robert Healy, Assistant City Manager and Paul Cowles, Superintendent of Recreation attend the Council meeting of April 25, 1977. scanApr 25
  221. 221Communication from Mrs. Marjorie Schell re: to the display of pornographic magazines in Harvard Square. scanApr 25
  222. 222Communication from George Teso, Traffic Director, transmitting the street cleaning schedule for May 1977. scanApr 25
  223. 223Communication from George Teso, Traffic Director, announcing that the repairing of the Beacon Street Bridge will begin on April 25, 1977. scanApr 25
  224. 224Petition of Dennis DiPietro for a hearing before the Council re: Recreation Dept. letting outside softball teams use a Cambridge Field and the taking of softball games away from Cambridge teams. scanApr 25
  225. 225Communication from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, in response to the request of the Council dated April 11, 1977 re: signs in Central Square. scanApr 25
  226. 226Communication from Carl F. Barron, President, Cambridge Property Owners Assoc., Inc. requesting a hearing before the City Council re: to the 6% general increase in rent. scanApr 25
  227. 227Report requested on the fumigation of buildings being demolished. scanApr 25
  228. 228Awaiting Report Item Number Seventeen re: future use of burned out buildings. scanApr 25
  229. 229Resolutions on Francis J. Stewart (Clinton) scanApr 25
  230. 230Resolutions on Doctor John E. Mack (M. Vellucci and all Councillors.) scanApr 25
  231. 231Resolutions on Walter J. Leonard (M. Vellucci and all Councillors.) scanApr 25
  232. 232Resolutions on CB Vangard (M. Vellucci) scanApr 25
  233. 233Resolutions on J. P. Stevens Corporation (M. Vellucci) scanApr 25
  234. 234Resolutions on Daniel G. Gould (Clinton) scanApr 25
  235. 235Resolutions declaring April 24-30 as MBTA PAss Program Week. (M. Vellucci) scanApr 25
  236. 236Resolutions congratulating Jack Reilly for his efforts to beautify this city (Russell) scanApr 25
  237. 237Order-accepting Chapter 808 of the Acts of 1975. (Russell) scanApr 25
  238. 238Resolutions on the Cambridge High and Latin Girls Basketball Team. (Sullivan) scanApr 25
  239. 239Resolutions endorsing H5578 Urban Park and Recreation Fund (Clem) scanApr 25
  240. 240Order-ramps for handicapped persons (Clem) scanApr 25
  241. 241Communication from Robert D. Paulin, Vice-President, Federal Management Co., Inc., re: prostitution in the Central Square area. scanMay 2
  242. 242Communication from the National League of Cities transmitting administrative and legislative highlights for April 1977. scanMay 2
  243. 243Communication from the Assistant City Manager for Community Development transmitting information re: operation of Shelter, Inc. scanMay 2
  244. 244Communication from the Mass. Army National Guard requesting that a be granted before the City Council re: their operation within the community. scanMay 2
  245. 245Communication from Stanley J. Burrell, Post Chaplain Isaac Wilson Taylor Post No. 2443, V. F. W., inviting the City Council to attend their annual Memorial Services to be held at the Western Avenue Baptist Church on May 22, 1977 at 11:00 A. M. scanMay 2
  246. 246Communication from the City Clerk transmitting the 1976 assessment for interest, serial bonds and maintenance of the metropolitan districts in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. scanMay 2
  247. 247PLACED ON FILE- Order re: vacancy decontrol (Sullivan) scanMay 2
  248. 248Judge Walkins Supreme Court decision re: Cambridge's resident parking sticker program. scanMay 2
  249. 249Report from Conrad C. Fagone, as requested by the City Council, re: needs of the Water Department. scanMay 2
  250. 250Order-Cambridge Teacher's Association opening up contract negotiations to interested citizens (Clem) scanMay 2
  251. 251Order-House Bill 1217, a Federal law pertaining to Recombinant DNA Research. (M.Vellucci) scanMay 2
  252. 252Resolutions on the Day Care Program (M. Vellucci) scanMay 2
  253. 253Resolutions on Bishop Thomas J. Riley, DD (Russell) scanMay 2
  254. 254Resolutions on the Cambridge River Festival from May 15-21 (Graham) scanMay 2
  255. 255Communication from the Mt. Auburn Hospital re: free open house for local families to be held on Sunday, May 15, 1977 at Mt. Auburn Hosp. scanMay 9
  256. 256Communication from Paul E. Dietrich, Cambridge Seven Assoc., Inc. urging the City council to allocate funds for the Cambridge River Festival. scanMay 9
  257. 257Communication from Charles L. Smith, Pres., Central Sq. Association of Business and Professionals, supporting the Cambridge Arts Council request for a permit for vendors during the week of Cambridge River Festival. scanMay 9
  258. 258Communication from James J. Hayes, Inman Square Businessmen's Assoc., informing the City Council that there will be sidewalk vendors at the May Festival on May 20 and 21, 1977 in Inman Sq. scanMay 9
  259. 259Communication from Jeff Mauzy urging the City Council to fully support the Cambridge River Festival. scanMay 9
  260. 260Communication from Lowry Burgess commending the City Council for supporting the Charles River Festival. scanMay 9
  261. 261Communication from Judith Contrucci, Coordinator of Dramatic Arts, Cambridge School Dept., supporting the Mayor's recommendation to provide funds for the Cambridge River Festival. scanMay 9
  262. 262Communication from Ann S. Philips, member of the Cambridge Arts Council, thanking the City Council for their support of the Cambridge River Festival. scanMay 9
  263. 263Communication from Theresa Mangano, Chairperson, Fletcher Community School Council, supporting the Mayor's proposal to provide funds for the Cambridge River Festival. scanMay 9
  264. 264Communication from the Spring Festival Committee, Robert's School, inviting the City Council to attend the annual Spring Festival on May 15, 1977 from 12:00 to 5:30 to be held on the banks of the Charles River. scanMay 9
  265. 265Communication from the Cambridge Arts Council informing the CIty Council of the different events to take place from May 15-21, 1977 during the Charles River Festival with the request that certain streets be closed off for the festival event. scanMay 9
  266. 266Communication from James Yannatos, member of the Cambridge Arts Council, thanking the City Council for their support of the Cambridge River Festival. scanMay 9
  267. 267Communication from the League of Women Voters of Mass. inviting the City Council to a discussion by Professor Archibald Cox, Chairman, Select Committee, on "The Recommendations of the Select Committee of Judicial Needs" on Thursday, May 12, 1977 at 7:45 P. M. at the Phillips School, 30 Common St., Watertown. scanMay 9
  268. 268Communication from Simon E. Shapiro, Pres., TAGS Hardware, supporting the Mayor's request for financing a small part of the Cambridge River Festival. scanMay 9
  269. 269Council order Number One of 4/25/77 pertaining to sidewalk ramps. scanMay 9
  270. 270Awaiting Report Number Nineteen pertaining to water mains in the North Cambridge area. scanMay 9
  271. 271Resolutions on Daniel Joseph Murphy (Russell) scanMay 9
  272. 272Resolutions on Horace Lindberg (Russell) scanMay 9
  273. 273Resolutions on the fire and explosion at the Kendall Sq. Power Station on May 7, 1977. (Clem) scanMay 9
  274. 274Resolutions supporting Home Rule legislation which would permit Cambridge to give preferential standing to residents seeking employment with City government (Graham) scanMay 9
  275. 275Resolutions on Bike-A-Thon for Diabetes (M. VEllucci) scanMay 9
  276. 276Resolutions on Leo F. Davenport as our new Chief of Police (Russell) scanMay 9
  277. 277Order - Prepare a suitable resolution for Police Officer Horace Lindberg (Russell) scanMay 9
  278. 278Order - prepare a suitable resolution on behalf of David J. "Pop" Murphy (Russell) scanMay 9
  279. 279Order - re: Mr. Robert D. Paulin, Vice-President of Federal Management Co., Inc. to appear before the City Council (Russell) scanMay 9
  280. 280Order - on Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cremens (Clinton) scanMay 9
  281. 281Resolutions on Jack Leaman (Clinton) scanMay 9
  282. 282Resolutions on Det. Louise Darling (Clem & Clinton) scanMay 9
  283. 283Communication from Anthony G. Carvalho re: to the new firehouse to be located at Second and Cambridge Streets. scanMay 16
  284. 284Petition of Lawrence DePaola for reimbursement for damages done to vehicle. scanMay 16
  285. 285Communication from the City Clerk transmitting a petition submitted by Councillor Duehay in behalf of the Mid-Cambridge Neighborhood Association and signed by approximately 475 residents of Cambridge re: the installation of traffic lights at the intersection of Broadway and Ellery Streets. scanMay 16
  286. 286Communication from Allen M. Schultz in opposition to the proposed zone change in the Brookline St. area. scanMay 16
  287. 287Communication from Joseph Sullivan, American Cleaning Co., Inc. 48 and 54 Brookline St., opposing the proposed zone change in the Brookline St. area. scanMay 16
  288. 288Communication from Kay Coughlin and Carole Lee in behalf of the Cambridge Traffic Supervisors, expressing appreciation to the City Council for the financial assistance given to the annual Safety Patrol Party. scanMay 16
  289. 289Communication from Julia O. Bibbins, Co-Chairperson, Longfellow Community Schools Council, thanking the City Council for supporting the City Festival. scanMay 16
  290. 290Awaiting Report Number Twenty-Two re: cleaning vacant lots. scanMay 16
  291. 291Awaiting Report Number Fifteen re: pertaining to victims of household fires. scanMay 16
  292. 292Resolutions on Louise A. Graustein (M. Vellucci) scanMay 16
  293. 293Resolutions on Sadie Whidden (M. Vellucci) scanMay 16
  294. 294Resolutions honoring Mr. Rober Sweeney (M. Vellucci) scanMay 16
  295. 295Communication from the City Clerk transmitting the report on the proposed development of the High School Football and Track Facilities submitted by Councillor Duehay, Chairman of the Finance Committee and Councillor Russell, Chairman of the Public Service Committee. scanMay 16
  296. 296REsolutions on the U. S. Savings Bond Program (M. Vellucci) scanMay 16
  297. 297Resolutions on the new Cambridge Fire Station to be named in honor of the Carvalho family ( M. Vellucci) scanMay 16
  298. 298Resolution on Transportation Week May 15-20. (M. Vellucci) scanMay 16
  299. 299Resolutions on Professional Women's Day on May 18th. (M. Vellucci, Councillors Ackermann and Graham) scanMay 16
  300. 300Resolutions on National Handicapped Awareness Week from May 15-21 (Clem) scanMay 16
  301. 301Resolutions on Mr. Frank Cardullo of the Wursthaus Rest. (Clem) scanMay 16
  302. 302Order-broad based citizen participation committee with the responsibility cf the selection of a Police Commissioner (Graham) scanMay 16
  303. 303Order-opposition to any budgetary recommendation by the Superintendent of Schools which would cause an increase in the food service program. (Graham) scanMay 16
  304. 304PLACED ON FILE - Rent Control Committee Report on Conversion of Rental Housing Units into Condominiums. scanMay 23
  305. 305Communication from Frederick E. Pitcher, Sec'y, Board of Selectmen, Arlington, thanking the Council for the cooperation extended to the Town of Arlington by helping to clear up damaged areas due to the snow storm on May 9, 1977. scanMay 23
  306. 306Communication from the Director of Music Education, Cambridge Public Schools, requesting permission for the All-City Elementary Schools Symphony Orchestra to hold a concert on the Cambridge Common on Sunday, June 12, 1977 at 7P. M. scanMay 23
  307. 307Communication from Lawrence W. Frisoli requesting an opportunity to be heard before the City Council on June 6, 1977 re: the issue of a Police Commissioner. scanMay 23
  308. 308Bus service to be provided for citizens during the Memorial Day Weekend. scanMay 23
  309. 309Order-congratulations to the members of the Arts Council, Dept. of Public Works and Community Schools. (Clem) scanMay 23
  310. 310Resolutions on Mr. Edward L. Bernays. (M. Vellucci) scanMay 23
  311. 311Resolutions on Mr. Thomas Ford (Sullivan) scanMay 23
  312. 312Resolutions on the members of the Auxiliary Police (Russell) scanMay 23
  313. 313Order-volunteers to park at hospital facilities free of charge. (M. Vellucci) scanMay 23
  314. 314Communication from the Community Development Department, notifying the Council of a meeting of the Porter Sq. Task Force to be held on May 26, 1977 at 7;30 P. M. at the Fellowship Hall, St. James Episcopal Church, 1991 Mass. Ave., Cambridge, re: review of the Porter Sq. MBTA Station. scanMay 23
  315. 315Order-congratulations to Mr. Michael Baldasaro, Director of the "Mayor's Market Place '77". (M. Vellucci) scanMay 23
  316. 316Communication from Councillor Duehay, Chairman, Finance Committee transmitting report of Committee held on May 14, 1977, re: joint meeting of the Retirement Board and the Finance Committee. scanJun 6
  317. 317Proposals for the development of the MBTA Bennett St. Yards. scanJun 6
  318. 318Awaiting Report Number Thirteen re: present use of the Central Sq. Parking Garage. scanJun 6
  319. 319Awaiting Report Number One re: meeting place for senior citizens in the West Cambridge area. scanJun 6
  320. 320Awaiting Report Number Twenty re: illegal sign posting in the Central Sq. area. scanJun 6
  321. 321Awaiting Report Number Fourteen re: advising the Council that an award presentation was held for the members of the Matignon High School Hockey Team on April 28, 1977. scanJun 6
  322. 322Announcement seeking an expression of interest from developers for Parcels 3 and 4 in Kendall Sq. scanJun 6
  323. 323Awaiting Report Number Nine re: going through the desks of other employees. scanJun 6
  324. 324Awaiting Report Number Six re: regarding the purchase of the Ellery St. Garage and the Inman Sq. Triangle. scanJun 6
  325. 325Response to Awaiting Report Number Fifteen re: number of private ways in the City. scanJun 6
  326. 326Making "Roots" available in the schools and libraries. scanJun 6
  327. 327Plans for the Mt. Auburn Branch Library. scanJun 6
  328. 328Protective shields for fire fighting. scanJun 6
  329. 329Resident Sticker Parking for Berkshire St. scanJun 6
  330. 330Response to Awaiting Report Number Three re: status of collective Bargaining Negotiations with the Police Department. scanJun 6
  331. 331Planting of trees on Clark Street. scanJun 6
  332. 332Sewer problem in the 300 Pearl St. block. scanJun 6
  333. 333Repair of the benches around the Morse and Harrington Schools. scanJun 6
  334. 334Repairs to the basketball court at the Morse School. scanJun 6
  335. 335Awaiting Report Number Twenty-One re: re-routing all fuel truck traffic. scanJun 6
  336. 336Enforcement of the resident parking in the Porter Rd. area. scanJun 6
  337. 337Awaiting Report Number Seventeen re: Street Name Sign Program. scanJun 6
  338. 338tree planting on Western Avenue. scanJun 6
  339. 339Resolutions on Paul Watkins (Sullivan) scanJun 6
  340. 340Resolutions on Incoronata Centanni (M. Vellucci and C. Sullivan) scanJun 6
  341. 341Resolutions on Golden Age Week (M. Vellucci) scanJun 6
  342. 342Resolutions on James F. Whalen (Clinton) scanJun 6
  343. 343City Clerk to draw up resolutions up on Mr. and Mrs. George C. McMenimen (Clinton) scanJun 6
  344. 344Resolutions on John Riley (Sullivan) scanJun 6
  345. 345Resolutions on Mrs. Satyra Pearson Bennett (M. Vellucci & Graham) scanJun 6
  346. 346Resolutions on Paul F. Langley (Sullivan) scanJun 6
  347. 347Order-find for illegally posting signs be raised to $200.00 (Clinton) scanJun 6
  348. 348Order-committee to draw up resolutions on Paul Watkins (Sullivan) scanJun 6
  349. 349Order-no hardship be placed on any Cambridge resident by the Hospital in an attempt to recover payment (Ackermann, Danehy and Graham) scanJun 6
  350. 350Order-part-time professional personnel for the hospital (Ackermann, Danehy and Graham) scanJun 6
  351. 351Resolutions on the Auxiliary Fire Department (Graham) scanJun 6
  352. 352Resolutions on Reverend Dr. Ralph Norman Helverson (Duehay) scanJun 6
  353. 353Communication from Conrad C. Fagone re: Phase IV Sewer Construction scanJun 13
  354. 354Resolution on the promotion of John F. Cremens to Brigadier General of the Mass. State Guard. (M. Vellucci) scanJun 13
  355. 355Resolution on John A. Volpe's former involvement in the NASA site. (M. Vellucci) scanJun 13
  356. 356Resolution supporting Rep. Mel King's bill for 90,000 youth jobs in Massachusetts and Congressman Michael Harrington's full employment bill. (M. Vellucci) scanJun 13
  357. 357Resolutions on Helen Fay. (Clinton and Danehy) scanJun 13
  358. 358Resolutions on Frances Dynan. (Sullivan) scanJun 13
  359. 359Resolutions re: arbitrary action in cutting off funding of our Public Inebriate Program. (Sullivan) scanJun 13
  360. 360Communication from Joan Lorentz re: position of Police Commissioner. scanJun 13
  361. 361Communication from Arthur G. Costa, sec'y, Portuguese Liberty Club and Band, Inc., supporting Mayor Vellucci's resolution to name the new fire station in honor of Benedict M. Carvalho and George A. Carvalho. scanJun 13
  362. 362Petition of William T. McTighe, et al, withdrawing their opposition to the original rezoning plan in the Cambridgeport area. scanJun 13
  363. 363Communication from Joseph F. Tulimieri, Deputy Executive Director, Cambridge Redevelopment Authority, regarding assistance in the relocation of Shelter, Inc. scanJun 13
  364. 364Communication from Alvin Thompson relative to the position of Police Commissioner. scanJun 13
  365. 365Communication from John Miskell, Chairman, Community Relations Task Force, objecting to the position of Police Commissioner. scanJun 13
  366. 366Communication from Charles Ferraro, et al, objecting to the position of Police Commissioner. scanJun 13
  367. 367Action taken by the Cambridge Redevelopment Authority on Parcel Two in Kendall Sq. scanJun 13
  368. 368Response to Awaiting Report No. Five re: mixed use development zoning district for Kendall Sq. scanJun 13
  369. 369Response to Awaiting Report No. Six re: bringing the City Hall Annex parking lot up to minimal standards. scanJun 13
  370. 370Response to Awaiting Report No. Three re: Office of Economic Development and Manpower Affairs. scanJun 13
  371. 371Opinion from the City Solicitor re: submitting the ordinance for creation of a Police Commissioner to the voters of the City of Cambridge. scanJun 20
  372. 372Clerk of Works position on the High School project. scanJun 20
  373. 373Response to Awaiting Report No. 12 re: Taxi Discount Program. scanJun 20
  374. 374Response to Awaiting Report No. Two re: backup rescue service. scanJun 20
  375. 375Response to Awaiting Report No. Six re: status of the Putnam School. scanJun 20
  376. 376Communication from Russell B. Higley, City Solicitor, re: to the legality of the ordinance establishing the position of Asst. City Manager for Fiscal Affairs. scanJun 20
  377. 377Communication from the Traffic Director transmitting the Traffic Board Meeting notes for May 25, 1977 and the Street Cleaning Schedule for the month of July. scanJun 20
  378. 378Communication from John Miskell requesting to be heard before the City Council on June 20, 1977 re: the position of Police Commissioner. scanJun 20
  379. 379Communication from the City Clerk transmitting Advance Copy of Chapter 239 of the Acts of 1977 the same being "AN ACT AUTHORIZING THE TRAFFIC DIRECTOR OF THE CITY OF CAMBRIDGE TO APPOINT TRAFFIC CONTROL OFFICERS AND TO PROMULGATE REGULATIONS FOR THE TOWING AND REMOVAL OF REPEATEDLY TAGGED MOTOR VEHICLES." Placed on file scanJun 20
  380. 380Communication from C. Walter Sullivan transmitting a report of the Environment Committee re: recycling. scanJun 20
  381. 381Communication from C. Ackermann, Clem and Duehay and Graham transmitting a proposed amendment to the General Ordinances re: establishment of a Cambridge Commission on the Status of Women. scanJun 20
  382. 382Order-accepting the report of the Rent Control Research Team dated June 13, 1977 (Ackermann) scanJun 20
  383. 383Order-Affirmative Action Plan adopted. (Ackermann) scanJun 20
  384. 384Order-proposed construction on Harvard College observatory grounds. (Russell) scanJun 20
  385. 385Resolution on James "Brud" Whalen (Clinton) scanJun 20
  386. 386Order-congratulating state legislation and Lieutenant Governor Thomas P. O'Neill,III for pushing to enact Home Rule Legislation to save the Cambridge Rescue. (Graham) scanJun 20
  387. 387Resolutions on Thomas D. Black, Sr. (Sullivan) scanJun 20
  388. 388Resolutions on Dr. George White. (Sullivan) scanJun 20
  389. 389Resolutions on Jeannette L. DuVal (Sullivan) scanJun 20
  390. 390Resolutions declaring June 27th as "Me and Bessie" Day. (M. Vellucci) scanJun 20
  391. 391Resolutions on Peter Crawley. (Sullivan) scanJun 20
  392. 392Resolutions on Mrs. Louise Darling. (Russell) scanJun 20
  393. 393Report from the Rent Control Committee relative to the Research proposal. scanJun 20
  394. 394Response to Awaiting Report Number Six re: water sampling survey. scanJun 27
  395. 395Response to Awaiting Report Number Eleven, re: job descriptions in the Treasurer's Office. scanJun 27
  396. 396Communication from J, Kenneth Griffin, Executive Director, Rent Control Office re: information flyer to be mailed to tenants with the notices of general rent adjustments. scanJun 27
  397. 397Response to Awaiting Report Number Fourteen re: issuance of city flags to the Color Guards of the Police and Fire Depts. scanJun 27
  398. 398Response to Order Number Four of June 6, 1977 re: towing of motor vehicles with HP or V plates. scanJun 27
  399. 399Response to Awaiting Report Number Thirteen re: Affirmative Action Plan for the Cambridge Redevelopment Authority. scanJun 27
  400. 400Response to Awaiting Report Number Nine re: building on the corner of Prospect and Hampshire St. scanJun 27
  401. 401Response to Awaiting Report Number Ten re: the dumpster at Lincoln Way. scanJun 27
  402. 402Response to Awaiting Report Number Seven re: crosswalks and street lights along Cambridge St. between the Cambridge Hospital and Inman St. scanJun 27
  403. 403Response to Awaiting Report Number Three re: Veterans' representative on the Manpower Area Planning Council. scanJun 27
  404. 404Response to Awaiting Report Number One re: establishment of a Board of Conciliation. scanJun 27
  405. 405Communication from Edwin C. Peterson, Jr., Lt. of Police, re: efforts of Cambridge Police Drug Control Units and the Federal Drug Enforcement Administration in ridding Cambridge of illicit heroin traffickers. scanJun 27
  406. 406Communication from James L. Sullivan, City Manager, to the Block Grant Advisory Committee re: Block Grant Program. scanJun 27
  407. 407Communication from J. Kenneth Griffin, Executive Director Rent Control Board, re: report of the Rent Control Committee reviewed by the City Council on May 23, 1977 regarding condominium conversion. scanJun 27
  408. 408Notice of a public hearing by the Dept. of Public Utilities on July 19, 1977 at 10 AM at 100 Cambridge St., Boston, re: petition of Trombly Motor Coach Service, Inc. for a Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity for the operation of motor vehicles for the carriage of passengers for hire over public ways in the cities and towns of Lawrence, Methuen, Dracut, Lowell, N. Andover, Andover, Tewksbury, N. Reading, Wilmington, Woburn, Reading, Stoneham, Winchester, Medford, Somerville, Cambridge, and Boston. scanJun 27
  409. 409Order-temporary moratorium on the enforcement of the "brown bagging regulations" (Clem) scanJun 27
  410. 410Communication from Russell B. Higley, City Solicitor, relative to the requirment of having persons who are constables with power, who are also employees of this city bonded. scanJun 27
  411. 411Communication from James W. Caragianes, 4 William St., relative to the position of Executive Secretary of the Election Commission . scanJun 27
  412. 412Resolutions on Frederick R. "Freddy" Addonizio. (Sullivan) scanJun 27
  413. 413Order-accepting the procedure as outlined by the City Solicitor and the Traffic Director in their communication dated June 24, 1977. scanJun 27
  414. 414Resolutions on CB Vanguard Week on June 27 to July 2 (M. Vellucci) scanJun 27
  415. 415Order-apprehension of individual involved in a narcotic operation. (Ackermann) scanJun 27
  416. 416Resolutions on Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Cardulla. (Sullivan) scanJun 27
  417. 417Resolutions on Francis E. McKenna. (Sullivan) scanJun 27
  418. 418Communication from Elizabeth C. Hererich, Pres., Cambridge YWCA, re: inaccurate and misleading information being accepted concerning Cambridge YWCA. scanJul 14
  419. 419Notice of a public hearing by the DPU on July 26, 1977 at 10 AM at 100 Cambridge St., Boston re: application of Commonwealth Gas Co. for approval of the issuance and sale of first mortgage bonds. scanJul 14
  420. 420Communication from Jeffrey F. Miller, General Mgr., Airways Transportation Co., requesting permission to extend their limousine Service over certain streets and ways in Cambridge. scanJul 14
  421. 421Order-formation of a committee to resolve the issue on "brown bagging". (Clem) scanJul 14
  422. 422Corrected notice of a public hearing by the DPU on July 19, 1977 at 10AM at 100 Cambridge St., Boston re: petition of Trombly Motor Coach Service, Inc. for a Certificate of Public Convenience for the operation of motor vehicles for the carriage of passengers for hire over public ways in the cities and towns of Chelmsford, Billerica, Bedford, Burlington, Woburn, Reading, Stoneham, Winchester, Medford, Somerville, Cambridge and Boston. scanJul 14
  423. 423Order-Seasonal licenses for the License Commission. (Graham) scanJul 14
  424. 424Resolution on filing legislation on AN ACT TO AMEND THE CAMBRIDGE RENT CONTROL LAW BY PREVENTING THE EVICTION OF TENANTS IN A CONTROLLED CONDOMINIUM UNIT. (Graham) scanJul 14
  425. 425Resolution on the B-1 Bomber (Graham) scanJul 14
  426. 426Resolution on Boy Scout Day on July 24, 1977. (M. VEllucci) scanJul 14
  427. 427Order-on the Cambridge Babe Ruth All-Star Baseball Team. (M. Vellucci and C. Russell) scanJul 14
  428. 428Resolution opposing any proposal that would house prisoners from another County in the newly constructed East Cambridge jail. (Clinton) scanJul 14
  429. 429Resolutions on James Judd and George Brazil, both employees of the Recreation Department. (Danehy & Sullivan) scanJul 14
  430. 430Resolutions on Earl L. Barbour. (Sullivan) scanJul 14
  431. 431Resolutions on Richard J. McNamara. (C. Sullivan) scanJul 25
  432. 432Order-Dante Alighieri Society (M.Vellucci) scanAug 8
  433. 433Resolution on Miss Anna Koxlowsky. (Sullivan) scanAug 8
  434. 434City Council goes on record favoring the filing of legislation entitled: "AN ACT EXEMPTING THE CITY OF CAMBRIDGE FROM THE PROVISIONS OF CHAPTER 111C OF THE GENERAL LAWS FOR A PERIOD OF ONE AND ONE-HALF YEARS." scanAug 8
  435. 435Call of meeting. scanAug 8
  436. 436Invitation to cocktail-buffet on August 11, 1977 af 7 P.M . at 7 Charles St., Boston, Mass. scanAug 8
  437. 437Communication from City Manager relative to the Red Line Extension in regard to Russell Field. scanAug 8
  438. 438Special meeting notice for Wednesday, September 7, 1977. scanSep 7
  439. 439Order-permits for construction by any college of university. (M. Vellucci) scanSep 7
  440. 440Resolutions on Anders T. Anderson (Sullivan) scanSep 7
  441. 441Resolutions on Dominic Spartichino (Russell) scanSep 7
  442. 442Communication from Joan S. Goldsmith in opposition to the banning dogs in the Fresh Pond area. scanSep 6
  443. 443PLACED ON FILE-Order by Clem temporarily suspending the enforcement of the brown bagging regulation against holders of common victualler licenses that meet certain conditions. scanSep 12
  444. 444PLACED ON FILE-Order by Sullivan re: advisory Referendum Question regarding the recycling program. scanSep 12
  445. 445PLACED ON FILE- Order by Graham re: REnt Control Board implementation of a new policy re: notifying tenants of their legal rights regarding eviction. scanSep 12
  446. 446PLACED ON FILE- Petition of Cynthia J. Goodenough, et al, to place on the ballot at the next election a non-binding public opinion advisory question re: the filing of legislation which would protect tenants in controlled rental units against eviction by a purchaser of a unit converted to a condominium. scanSep 12
  447. 447Order-City Clerk to draw up a resolution honoring Gustave Solomon. (Graham and Russell) scanSep 12
  448. 448Resolutions on Reverend Ivory Myles. (M. Vellucci) scanSep 12
  449. 449Order-Congratulating Mr. and Mrs. Paul Boudreau (Russell, Danehy and Sullivan) scanSep 12
  450. 450Order-parking problem at the new Court House facility. (M. Vellucci) scanSep 12
  451. 451Resolutions on the United Fund Drive. (M. Vellucci) scanSep 12
  452. 452Proclamation-Sunday, September 18th as "Holy Cross Day." (M. Vellucci) scanSep 12
  453. 453Resolutions on Mrs. Muriel E. Waterman. (Graham and Sullivan) scanSep 12
  454. 454Resolutions on the retirement of Eleanor Skelley (Sullivan) scanSep 12
  455. 455Order-draft resolution on the 90th Anniversary of the Salvation Army. (Sullivan) scanSep 12
  456. 456Order-assembling all parts of the Zoning Ordinance that have to do with parking. (Ackermann) scanSep 12
  457. 457Resolutions on Elmer "Mac" McLeod. (Russell and Sullivan) scanSep 12
  458. 458Resolutions on John Moriarity. (Sullivan) scanSep 12
  459. 459Communication from the City Clerk transmitting the Fourth Year Block Grant Program Application Packet with the schedule of public hearings to be held on Wednesday, September 21, 1977 and Thursday September 22, 1977. scanSep 12
  460. 460Resolutions on a strong manpower training program for placement of Cambridge residents in skilled positions. (M. Vellucci and Graham). scanSep 12
  461. 461Response to Awaiting Report No. 7 re: issuance of permits and licenses for vendors, musicians and street performers. scanSep 12
  462. 462Response to Awaiting Report No. 6 re: property at the corner of Prospect and Hampshire St. scanSep 12
  463. 463Response to Awaiting Report No. 5 re: rebates on motor vehicle excise taxes. scanSep 12
  464. 464Response to Awaiting Report No. 3 re: Chapter 32, Section 99, of the General Laws. scanSep 12
  465. 465Proposed Truck Restriction on various streets in East Cambridge. scanSep 12
  466. 466Communication from Barbara Beckwith re: signs informing the public of City Council meetings. scanSep 12
  467. 467Communication from Rod Kessler re: Resident Sticker Parking Program. scanSep 12
  468. 468Communication from the City Clerk transmitting the Annual Report of the Metropolitan District Commission for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1976. scanSep 12
  469. 469Communication from Nancy E. Whitten, Investigator, Division of Public Charities, re: public charities within the Commonwealth of Mass. scanSep 12
  470. 470Notice of public hearing by the Dept. of Public Utilities on Sept. 20, 1977 at 7 P. M. at the gardner Auditorium, Boston, re: to the investigation by the Dept. as to the propriety of the rates and charges set forth in certain schedules. scanSep 12
  471. 471Communication from Atty. Joseph Badasarian notifying the Council that A. Evelyn Lewis of Cambridge sustained serious personal injuries due to a fall on Mass. Ave. scanSep 12
  472. 472Petition of Philip E. McQuade for reimbursement for damages to his vehicle and a personal injury. scanSep 12
  473. 473Comm. from Mark Kaprelian requesting reimbursement for damages sustained to his vehicle. scanSep 12
  474. 474Communication from Eugene W. Sharkey, Pres., River Street Cafe expressing opposition to brown bagging. scanSep 12
  475. 475Resolutions on Gustave Solomons. (Graham and Russell) scanSep 12
  476. 476Order-opposition to the petition of U-Haul Co. of Boston, Inc. d/b/a Central Sq. Moving and Storage for a Motor Vehicles Licenses. (Clinton) scanSep 19
  477. 477Order-City Clerk to prepare a suitable resolution on the death of Walter Boudreau. (Sullivan) scanSep 19
  478. 478Resolutions on Firefighter George F. McCoy. (Russell) scanSep 19
  479. 479Resolutions on Firefighter John P. Harrington (Russell) scanSep 19
  480. 480Order-public meeting on the recently completed Recreational Open Space Plan. (Clem) scanSep 19
  481. 481Resolutions on Lieutenant James H. Sullivan (Russell) scanSep 19
  482. 482Resolutions on Firefighter Herbert A. Martin (Russell) scanSep 19
  483. 483Resolutions on Firefighter Daniel V. Cremins (Russell) scanSep 19
  484. 484Resolutions on Firefighter John M. Domings. (Russell) scanSep 19
  485. 485Resolutions on Firefighter Joseph H. Lavoie (Russell) scanSep 19
  486. 486Resolutions endorsing the International Stockholm Peace Appeal (Graham) scanSep 19
  487. 487Communication from Saundra Graham, Chairperson, Housing Committee and Barbara Ackermann, Chairperson, Rent Control Committee transmitting the Committee Progress report of the Joint Committee on Condominiums, Rent Control and Housing Committees. scanSep 19
  488. 488Communication from Sandy Moretti transmitting the minutes of the fifth meeting of the Cambridge Health Policy Board. scanSep 19
  489. 489Reports from the Building Department concerning the status of abandoned buildings. scanSep 19
  490. 490Order-congratulating the Knights of Columbus No. 269 on their 80th Anniversary. (Russell) scanSep 19
  491. 491Resolutions on "Hire the Handicapped Week" for the week of October 2-8, 1977 (M. Vellucci) scanSep 19
  492. 492Cambridge W. I. C. Program (M. VeLlucci) scanSep 19
  493. 493Order-three robberies at 150 Eric St. (Clinton) scanSep 19
  494. 494Order-Election Commission and newly appointed Executive SEcretary to be called before Council. (Clinton) scanSep 19
  495. 495Resolution on Mr. Lou Warshafsky. (Clem) scanSep 19
  496. 496Resolution on Mrs. Mildred Hamilton (Graham) scanSep 19
  497. 497Petition of Joseph N. Nardone requesting a meeting with the City Council, City Manager and the Traffic Director re: parking situation in East Cambridge. scanSep 19
  498. 498Communication from George and Roger Berkowitz, Legal Sea Foods supporting the enforcement of the regulation prohibiting "brown bagging". scanSep 26
  499. 499Communication from George Teso, Director of Traffic and Parking, transmitting the Street Cleaning Schedule for October, 1977. scanSep 26
  500. 500Communication from the City Clerk transmitting an outline of a Fourth Year Block GRant Program. scanSep 26
  501. 501Communication from Joseph E. Connarton, Deputy City Clerk, relative to Fogel's Antiques. scanSep 26
  502. 502Communication from Mayor Alfred E. Vellucci transmitting a report of the Committee on Elder Affairs. scanSep 26
  503. 503Communication from Robert Marsetta requesting to be heard before the City Council in order to discuss the water quality. scanSep 26
  504. 504Report on the activities of the Cambridge Biohazard Committee. scanSep 26
  505. 505Street sweeping in the high school comstruction area and the East Cambridge sewer construction project. scanSep 26
  506. 506Awaiting Report Number Fourteen re: sidewalk repair on LAkeview Ave. scanSep 26
  507. 507Awaiting Report Number Twelve re: street depression at 129 Fayerweather St. scanSep 26
  508. 508Awaiting Report Number Ten re: abandoned buildings. scanSep 26
  509. 509Relative to Awaiting Report Items Numbers Two and Four, re: purchase of the Ellery Garage property. scanSep 26
  510. 510Relative to Awaiting Report Number Nine, re: communication from Rod Kessler, concerning the Resident Sticker Parking Program. scanSep 26
  511. 511Awaiting Report Number Six, regarding the construction of a new Police Station. scanSep 26
  512. 512Resolutions on Alice M. McManus (Sullivan) scanOct 3
  513. 513Resolutions on Miss Helen T. Ryan (Sullivan) scanOct 3
  514. 514Resolutions on Miss Mary Campbell (Sullivan) scanOct 3
  515. 515Resolutions on Mrs. Mary M. Hogan (Sullivan) scanOct 3
  516. 516Order-water bill questions to be made at Fresh Pond (Clem) scanOct 3
  517. 517Order-sub-section (e) of section 2-225 of the Ordinance on the Cambridge Commission on the Status of Women be stricken. (M. Vellucci) scanOct 3
  518. 518PLACED ON FILE- Investigative Committee to study the process by which abandoned and fire damaged buildings are either torn down or boarded up. (Graham) scanOct 3
  519. 519Meeting Notice of the Rent Control Committee for Monday, October 3, 1977 at 6:00 P. M. on condominium conversion. scanOct 3
  520. 520Communication from Edward A. Lehan, City Treasurer, re: to the Real Estate Bills and the Personal Property Tax Bills and Snow Removal Notice. scan—
  521. 521Communication from Carol Gutt, Office of the Executive Director, Cambridge Housing Authority, stating that Mr. Spence will be unable to attend the hearing before the Rent Control Committee on Oct. 3, 1977 at 6:00 P. M. scan—
  522. 522Communication from Minna Debbski re: leasing of dogs around the Fresh Pond area. scan—
  523. 523Response to Council Order Number Ten of September 26, 1977 re: Mr. John Henn as legal counsel to a joint City Council committee. scan—
  524. 524Enforcement of existing truck restriction regulations, resident parking in the Elm St. area and enforcement of the resident sticker program in the South Side Neighborhood Area. scan—
  525. 525Response to Awaiting Report Number Eight, re: status of the Fletcher School. scan—
  526. 526Response to Awaiting Report Number Five re: "Free Clothing Box" in Inman Square. scan—
  527. 527Resolution on Walter G. Boudreau (Sullivan) scan—
  528. 528Resolutions on the North Cambridge Council 269, Knights of Columbus. (Danehy and Russell) scan—
  529. 529Order-filing of legislation entitled: "Stay of Proceedings." (Ackermann) Committee report from the Rent Control Committee. scanOct 17
  530. 530Resolutions on Professor Van Vleck. (Clinton) scan—
  531. 531Resolutions on the death of Bing Crosby (Sullivan) scan—
  532. 532Order-semi-continuous curb cuts on a residential street. (Ackermann, Clem and Sullivan) scan—
  533. 533Resolutions on the business women of Cambridge. (M. Vellucci) scan—
  534. 534Resolution on the Cambridge Public Library's Cambridge Is Reading campaign. (M. Vellucci) scan—
  535. 535Resolution on Mr. Robert L. Scott. (Sullivan) scan—
  536. 536Order-FAILED- 18 month moratorium be placed on all condominium conversion. (Graham) scan—
  537. 537Resolution on Edward Samp. (Danehy) scan—
  538. 538Resolutions on Nelson Olsen. (Danehy) scanOct 17
  539. 539Resolutions on Henry Zelnio. (Danehy) scanOct 17
  540. 540Communication from Councillor Duehay transmitting report from the City Manager re: plans for improvement of the city's major athletic facilities. scanOct 17
  541. 541Response to Council order No. 12 of 10/3/77 re: noxious fumes being emitted from the Plastics Division of the Advent Corporation. scanOct 17
  542. 542Response to Council Order No. 4 of Oct. 3, 1977 re: dumpster at 6he Public Works Garage on Hampshire St. scanOct 17
  543. 543Response to Council Order No. 19 of 9/26/77 re: island at Franklin St. Pleasant St. and Western Ave. scanOct 17
  544. 544Response to Council Order No. 1 of 9/26/77 re: sidewalks nn Merrill St. and Goodman Rd. scanOct 17
  545. 545Response to Council Order No. 9 of 9/12/77 re: posting for Resident Sticker Parking Program on Madison, Holly and Bond Streets. scanOct 17
  546. 546Response to Awaiting Report No. 8 re: sidewalks on Pearl St. scanOct 17
  547. 547Report from the Committee on TRANSPORTATION relative to the MBTA North Cambridge Carbarns. scanOct 24
  548. 548Copies of the Land Use Element Plan, Environmental Plan, Housing Element Plan and the Universities Element Plan. scanOct 24
  549. 549Order-Cable Television (Clinton) scanOct 24
  550. 550Order-flagpole at City Hall Annex (M. Vellucci) scanOct 24
  551. 551Order-rodent problem at St. Peter's Field. (Duehay) scanOct 24
  552. 552PLACED ON FILE- reconsideration of the vote of the City Council on Oct. 17, 1977 failing to adopt an order introduced by Councillor Duehay relative to the developers of the Irving Street Townhouse Complex applying to this City Council for approval of curb cuts for the property located at 36 Irving St. scanOct 24
  553. 553PLACED ON FILE- reconsideration of the vote of the City Council on Oct. 17, 1977 failing to adopt the following amendment to an order introduced by Councillor Duehay providing for an opinion on the entire matter of curb cuts as it relates to 36 Irving Street. scanOct 24
  554. 554Order—60th Anniversary of the Saints Constantine and Helen Greek Orthodox Church (Sullivan) scanOct 31
  555. 555PLACED ON FILE- Order-pediatric service for the North Cambridge Health and Social Service Center. (Ackermann) scanOct 31
  556. 556Resolutions on Elliot Vining. (Sullivan) scanOct 31
  557. 557Resolutions on Paul J. Murphy (Clinton) scanOct 31
  558. 558Resolutions on Peter Payack as "Artist of the Week." (Clinton) scanOct 31
  559. 559Resolutions on the Cambridge Police Department re: incident on October 25, 1977 (Sullivan) scanOct 31
  560. 560Order-City Clerk to give notice that the polls will be open from 8 AM to 8 PM on November 8, 1977 (M. Vellucci) scanOct 31
  561. 561Resolutions on House Bill No. 6549 "Act to Regulate Motorcycle Sound Emission Levels" (Sullivan) scanOct 31
  562. 562Resolutions on Mr. Charles R. Laverty, Jr. (Sullivan) scanOct 31
  563. 563Resolutions on naming the room adjacent to the Council Chamber as the "Forrest L. Gould Memorial Room" (Sullivan) scanOct 31
  564. 564Order-re: property located at 20 Garden St. (Ackermann) scanOct 31
  565. 565Communication from Harvard University re: zoning petition of Mrs. John C. Vincent, et al. scanOct 31
  566. 566Communication from Mrs. Dennis LaVita, 4 Lincoln Way, Cambridge, requesting a hearing before the City Council re: Cable Television. scanOct 31
  567. 567Communication from Mrs. Andrew Johnston, 57 Lincoln Way, Cambridge, requesting a hearing before the City Council re: Cable Television. scanOct 31
  568. 568Petition of Frank J. Galgay, Jr., Pres., Cambridge Police Assn. for a hearing before the Council on 10/31/77 re: alledged racism in the Cambridge Police Dept. scanOct 31
  569. 569Communication from Carl F. Barron of the Cambridge Chamber of Commerce, requesting the support of the City Council for H. B. 6549, a Bill to Regulate Motorcycle Sound Emmission Levels. scanOct 31
  570. 570In response to Council Order # 5 of 10/24/77 re: incidents of racism and discrimination at the Cambridge Police Dept. scanOct 31
  571. 571Communication from Lawrence Michaelson, Charles River Marina, Inc., re; fence that has been put up by 808 Memorial Drive & Associates. scanOct 31
  572. 572Results of the findings of various independent analyses of the condition of the Cambridge water supply. scanOct 31
  573. 573Order-on St. Anthony's Church (Clinton & Russell) scanNov 7
  574. 574Resolutions on Mrs. Julia Devaney (Sullivan) scanNov 7
  575. 575Communication from Robert J. LaTremouille re: appointments to the Harvard Sq. Task Force. scanNov 7
  576. 576Notice of a public hearing by the Dept. of Public Utilities on Nov. 30, 1977 at 10 A. M. at 100 Cambridge St., Boston, re: purchase and sale of certain property. scanNov 7
  577. 577Petition of Joseph M. Kenney for reimbursement for damages sustained to his motorcycle. scanNov 7
  578. 578Report from George Teso, Traffic Director, in response to Council Order Number Seventeen of Oct. 17, 1977 re: resident parking on Chauncy St. scanNov 7
  579. 579Report from George Teso, Traffic Director, in response to Council Order Number Five of April 4, 1977 re: survey in the area of Orchard ST., Blake St. and Miller Sts. scanNov 7
  580. 580Order-Inaugural Ball at the Hyatt Regency Hotel (Graham) scanNov 14
  581. 581Resolutions on Mrs. Clorae Everteze (M. Vellucci) scanNov 14
  582. 582Resolutions on the Annual Christmas Seals Drive. (M. Vellucci) scanNov 14
  583. 583Resolutions urging Senator Brooke to support the Youth Incentive Entitlement Pilot Project STAY. (M. Vellucci) scanNov 14
  584. 584Resolutions urging Senator Kennedy to support the Youth Incentive Entitlement Pilot Project STAY. (M. Vellucci) scanNov 14
  585. 585Resolutions urging Speaker O'Neill to support the Youth Incentive Entitlement Pilot Project STAY. (M. Vellucci) scanNov 14
  586. 586Notice of a public hearing by the Dept. of Public Utilities to be held on Dec. 1, 1977 at 11:00 A. M. at 100 Cambridge St., Boston, re: implementation of Federal Communications Commission Registration Program for telephone terminal equipment. scanNov 14
  587. 587Notice of a public hearing by the Dept. of Public Utilities to be held on Nov. 29, 1977 at 10: A. M. at 100 Cambridge St., Boston re: regulations requiring private investor-owned electric companies operating within the Commonwealth. scanNov 14
  588. 588Petition of Anele Rutkauskas for reimbursement for damages sustained to her automobile. scanNov 14
  589. 589Order-congratulating those members of the Public Works Dept. who worked to replace the oil tank at City Hall. (Sullivan) scanNov 21
  590. 590Resolutions on Alphonso Carbone (Sullivan) scanNov 21
  591. 591Order-amending the City Ordinance to provide for a mandatory one year imprisonment or a fine of not less than $1,000.00 for all persons engaged in training dogs for dog-fighting. (M. Vellucci) scanNov 21
  592. 592Order-draft Home Rule Legislation that would permit the City to collect fines directly for minor violations of the City Ordinances (Ackermann) scanNov 21
  593. 593Resolutions on Alan Paton (Duehay) scanNov 21
  594. 594Communication from Helen Ryan thanking the City Council for their remembrance of her. scanNov 21
  595. 595Communication from Robert Dietz, Executive Sec'y, Board of Election Commissioners, re: results of the Municipal Elections of the City of Cambridge on November 8, 1977. scanNov 21
  596. 596Petition of Robert A. Carroll re: development of housing lots on the Blanchard Rd. side of Fresh Pond. scanNov 21
  597. 597Communication from Robert J. LaTremouille re: Hospital Parking construction on Line Street. scanNov 21
  598. 598Communication from Miss Mary Campbell, 36 Glenwood Avenue, thanking the City Council for their recent remembrance of her. scanNov 21
  599. 599Petition of Darleen Bonislowski, 109 Antrim St., et al, requesting an increase in pay for workers hired by the Election Comm. to tabulate the votes. scanNov 21
  600. 600Petition of members of the Executive Committee of the Cambridge Hospital House Officer's Association requesting to be heard before the City Council re: working conditions and patient care. scanNov 21
  601. 601Response to Council Order of Nov. 7, 1977 re: sidewalks around the Morse School. scanNov 21
  602. 602Response to Council Order No. 20 of Oct. 31, 1977 re: installation of sidewalks on both sidews of Locust St. scanNov 21
  603. 603Response to Awaiting Report No. 16 re: alterations at the City greenhouse. scanNov 21
  604. 604Response to Awaiting Report No. 13 re: installing a pedestrian light by Huron Towers. scanNov 21
  605. 605Response to Awaiting Report No. 12 re: drainage problem at the lower end of Huron Ave. scanNov 21
  606. 606Response to Awaiting Report No. 11 re: speed limit on Huron Ave. from Grove St. to the Parkway. scanNov 21
  607. 607Response to Awaiting Report No. 4 re: vacant lots in the City of Cambridge. scanNov 21
  608. 608Response to Council Order No. 4 of Nov. 7, 1977 re: snowplowing operations this winter. scanNov 21
  609. 609Order-City Council meeting schedule for December 5th be canceled. (Ackermann) scanNov 28
  610. 610Resolution on Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hoagland. (M. Vellucci) scanNov 28
  611. 611Resolution on the California Products Corporation (Clem) scanNov 28
  612. 612Order-concepts discussed by the City Manager and School Committee at their Nov. 17th meeting. (Russell) scanNov 28
  613. 613Communication from Joseph Maynard, Member, Cambridge School Committee, supporting the placement of the Fundamental School at the Russell School site. scanNov 28
  614. 614Communication from James H. Quinn, Cambridge Insurance Agents, inviting the Council to the Twenty-fifth Annual Junior Fire Marshall Awards Program. scanNov 28
  615. 615Response to Council orders seven and eight of October 17, 1977 re: bus shelters. scanNov 28
  616. 616Response to Awaiting Report number ten re: cleaning the sewers at Brookline and Valentine Streets and Putna and Whitney Avenues. scanNov 28
  617. 617Response to Awaiting Report number nine re: damaged roots of a tree at 41 Lee Street. scanNov 28
  618. 618Approval of location for 11 Non-Profit Corporations. PLACED ON FILE scanDec 12
  619. 619Communication from Carl F. Barron supporting House Bill #1226, the same BEING AN ACT RELATIVE TO THE TREATMENT OF ALCOHOLICS. (Graham) scanDec 12
  620. 620Order-congratulating the Community Development Dept. for the endeavors in the development of the Block Grant Program. (Graham) scanDec 12
  621. 621Resolutions on the employees of the Cambridge Hospital (M. Vellucci) scanDec 12
  622. 622Communication from Leonard M. Frisoli, Jr., Esq., requesting reimbursement for personal injuries sustained to Alice Faria due to a fall. scanDec 12
  623. 623Communication from Robert Dietz, Exec. Sec'y, Board of Election Commissioners, listing the names and addresses of the City Councillors and members of the School Committee elected at the City Elections, November 8, 1977. scanDec 12
  624. 624Communication from Leonard M. Frisoli, Jr., Esq. requesting reimbursement for personal injuries sustained to Anna Iantosca due to a fall. scanDec 12
  625. 625Hobbs Brook Watershed. scanDec 12
  626. 626On-The-Table Item Number Four notifying the Council that Mr. John Seites is a resident of Cambridge. scanDec 12
  627. 627Response to Council Order Number Six of 11/28/77 re: installation of a charcoal filter system at Advent Corporation. scanDec 12
  628. 628Response to Council Order Number Nine of 11/21/77 re: Traffic Signal Installation at Monsignor O'Brien Highway and Third St. scanDec 12
  629. 629Response to Council Order Number 22 of 10/31/77 re: MDC Parking Restrictions. scanDec 12
  630. 630Response to Council Order Number Two of 2/28/77 re: Peak Hour Parking Restrictions on Mass. Ave. scanDec 12
  631. 631Response to Awaiting Report Number Ten re: removal of abandoned cars at the Charles and Lopez intersection and Speridakis Terrace. scanDec 12
  632. 632Response to Awaiting Report Number Seven re: status of fire protection in the East Cambridge neighborhood. scanDec 12
  633. 633Memorandum from James L. Sullivan, City Manager re: City Manager's Tentative Program for Block Grant Year # 4 (Fiscal 1978-79). scanDec 16
  634. 634Resolutions on Fleurette Arsenault (M. Vellucci) scanDec 19
  635. 635Resolutions on John Collins (Sullivan) scanDec 19
  636. 636Public notification in compliance with the laws of the Environmental Protection Agency and a request to review the water rate increase. scanDec 19
  637. 637Motion to adjourn the meeting of December 19, 1977. scanDec 19
  638. 638Notice of public hearing. scanDec 19
  639. 639Special meeting call for December 29, 1977. scanDec 19
  640. 640Press Release from Traffic Director re: Responsibilities of owners or Occupants for Snow and Ice Removal. scanDec 19
  641. 641PLACED ON FILE - Sign - Perald Prosper - 152 Columbia Street. scanDec 29
  642. 642PLACED ON FILE - Awaiting Report Item # 10 re: the posibility of making Pleasant St. a one way from Putnam Ave. to Memorial Dr.Dec 29
  643. 643PLACED ON FILE - Appointment of John Seites as Water Superintendent.Dec 29
  644. 644PLACED ON FILE - Driveway - Howco General - 32 Howard Street.Dec 29
  645. 645PLACED ON FILE - Order amending Ordinance No. 874 re: recombinant DNA experiments.Dec 29
  646. 646PLACED ON FILE - Order-reaffirming the acceptance of Chapter 808 of the Acts of 1975 (M. Vellucci)Dec 29
  647. 647PLACED ON FILE - order appealing the Superior Court's decision on the Board of Zoning Appeals disposition of 20 Garden St. (Ackermann)Dec 29
  648. 648PLACED ON FILE - proposed home rule petition for a special act allowing Cambridge to issue the high school bonds for a full 20 years.Dec 29
  649. 649PLACED ON FILE - recommendation of the reappointment of Gerard J. Clark as the labor representative to the Cambridge Housing Authority.Dec 29
  650. 650Order-pending matters be referred to the incoming City Council. (M. Vellucci)Dec 29

Public Safety

9 actions · № 1–9
  1. 1"Society for Armenian Studies, Inc."Jan 3
  2. 2"The Acupuncture Practitioner's Association of Massachusetts, Inc."Jan 3
  3. 3"Child Care Resource Center, Inc."Jan 3
  4. 4"Spring Point Tennis Club, Inc."Jan 3
  5. 5"Divorce Resource and Mediation Center, Inc."Jan 3
  6. 6"The Family Institute of Cambridge, Inc."Jan 3
  7. 7"Friends of the Filipino People, Inc."Jan 3
  8. 8"Provider's Management, Inc."Mar 14
  9. 9"The Black Council, Inc."May 23

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