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The Docket ▸ 1978

1978

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547 actions · № 1–547
  1. 1Order-preparation of resolutions congratulating Robert LeBlanc on being elected City Manager of Metheun, Mass. (Vellucci) scanJan 9
  2. 2Resolutions on John J. Molloy. (Sullivan) scanJan 9
  3. 3Order-business to be heard before the full Council until committees are formed. (Preusser) scanJan 9
  4. 4Order-resolutions on Oliver E. MacKinnon. (Preusser and Sullivan) scanJan 9
  5. 5Order-Adm. Asst. to the Council to provide research assistance to any City Councillor re: recommendations of the Rent Control Research Team. (Vellucci) scanJan 9
  6. 6Communication from Robert Dietz, Exec. Sec'y, Election Commission, re: voter check list from the last municipal election. scanJan 9
  7. 7Communication from Shepard A. Spunt, Colonial Realty, Co., requesting reimbursement for damages sustained to the building owned by the ETA Trust located at 23-25 Elmer St. scanJan 9
  8. 8Communication from Peter Lange, President, Cambridge Civic Association re: proposal submitted by the Housing Research Team re: rent control. scanJan 9
  9. 9Petition of Madeline M. Stone for reimbursement for damages sustained to her automobile. scanJan 9
  10. 10Communication from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting an advance copy of Chapter 792 of the Acts of 1977 entitled: "An Act Authorizing the County Commissioners of Middlesex County to Expend Certain Federal Funds for the restoration and Renovation of the Probate Court and Registry of Deeds in the City of Cambridge." scanJan 9
  11. 11Communication from John A. Sullivan, Sec'y, Traffic Board, re: Traffic Board meeting of 11/25/77. scanJan 9
  12. 12Communication from Martha V. Parker expressing appreciation for the resolutions she received on her late brother Elliot. scanJan 9
  13. 13Response to City Council's request for the preparation of an application for abatements on sewer service charge bills. scanJan 9
  14. 14Order - congratulations on the competent work done due to recent snowstorm (Vellucci) scanJan 23
  15. 15Resolutions declaring January 22 - 29 as YMCA Week. (Vellucci) scanJan 23
  16. 16Resolutions on the appointment of James R. Ferguson as Speaker of the House (Crane) scanJan 23
  17. 17Order - amending Rule 36 of the Council Rules. (Vellucci) scanJan 23
  18. 18Resolutions on the death of Thomas J. Hartnett (Sullivan) scanJan 23
  19. 19Resolutions on the death of John A. Sullivan (Sullivan) scanJan 23
  20. 20Resolutions on the death of Theodore L. Storer. (Sullivan) scanJan 23
  21. 21Civil Service Memorandum #78 - 1 re: termination of provisional civil service employees. scanJan 23
  22. 22Communication from the Cambridge Police Association re: appointment of Police Commissioner. scanJan 23
  23. 23Communication from the Committee of Elders, Inc. re: Cambridge Rent Control Law. scanJan 23
  24. 24Petition of Jeanne F. Brienze for reimbursement for gifts stolen from her automobile while parked on the Line St. parking lot. scanJan 23
  25. 25Petition of Gerald O'Connor for reimbursement for a personal injury received by him due to a fall. scanJan 23
  26. 26Communication from Richard McKinnon, Adm. Asst. to the Council re: videotape of this year's Inauguration ceremony. scanJan 23
  27. 27Communication from Thomas F. McLoughlin, Regional Environmental Engineer, Metropolitan Boston Northeast Region, re: maximum contaminant level of the public water supply in Cambridge. scanJan 23
  28. 28Communication from George Teso, Traffic Director, re: prosecution for failure to remove snow or ice from the sidewalks. scanJan 23
  29. 29Notice of public hearing by DPU on 3/2/78 at 10 AM re: petition of Rewhit Transport, Inc. to transfer the charter license to Transportation Management Corporation. scanJan 23
  30. 30Review of current economic development and manpower functions in the city. scanJan 23
  31. 31Resolutions on employees who worked during the past snowstorm. (Sullivan) scanFeb 13
  32. 32Resolutions on Dr. James Bryant Conant. (Sullivan) scanFeb 13
  33. 33Resolutions on the death of John Plunkett. (Sullivan) scanFeb 13
  34. 34Resolutions on the Chinese New Year. (M. Danehy) scanFeb 13
  35. 35Resolutions on Father Jeremiah Cullinane. (Sullivan) scanFeb 13
  36. 36Order-accounts used for the purchase of food and drink or restaurant services. (Frisoli) scanFeb 13
  37. 37Proclamation of the month of February as "Roots, Achievements and Projections." (M. Danehy) scanFeb 13
  38. 38Resolutions on School Committeeman James F. Fitzgerald. (Duehay) scanFeb 13
  39. 39Resolutions on the United Cerebral Palsy Association. (Vellucci) scanFeb 13
  40. 40Resolutions on the assistance given by employees of the School Dept. during the recent snowstorm. (Sullivan) scanFeb 13
  41. 41Resolutions on Mervin DeMille. (Sullivan) scanFeb 13
  42. 42Order-adoption of the City Council Rules for 1978-1979. (Duehay & Sullivan) scanFeb 13
  43. 43Resolutions on Abraham Fishman. (Sullivan) scanFeb 13
  44. 44Communication from Daniel Compton requesting reimbursement for a new paint job for his automobile. scanFeb 13
  45. 45Notice of a public hearing by the DPU on March 10, 1978 at 10AM at 100 Cambridge St., Boston, re: the propriety of the rates and charges set forth in Supplement No. 1 to M.D.P.U. No. 2 tariff. scanFeb 13
  46. 46Communication from Amelia Walsh Miclette, Chairman, Civil,service. rules. scanFeb 13
  47. 47Communication from J. D. Pollack regarding the proposal of Carpenter and Company for the development of the Harvard Square MBTA yards site. scanFeb 13
  48. 48Chapter 844 of the Acts of 1977 the same being AN ACT AUTHORIZING CERTAIN SUBSURFACE UTILITIES EASEMENTS TRAVERSING THE JOHN FITZGERALD KENNEDY PARK AND SERVING THE JOHN FITZGERALD KENNEDY SCHOOL OF GOVERNMENT - PLACED ON FILE. scanFeb 13
  49. 49Response to Council Order Number Thirteen of January 23, 1978 re: gasoline expenditures for city cars. scanFeb 13
  50. 50Response to Awaiting Report Number one re: sewer service charge receipts. scanFeb 13
  51. 51PLACED ON FILE - Order re: position of Police Commissioner (Vellucci) scanFeb 13
  52. 52PLACED ON FILE - Order re: appointments of Mr. Clark and Mrs. Johnston to the Board of the Cambridge Housing Authority. (Vellucci) scanFeb 13
  53. 53PLACED ON FILE - order re: brown-bagging. (Vellucci) scanFeb 13
  54. 54PLACED ON FILE - Order re: appointment cf a Chairman of the License Commission. (Vellucci) scanFeb 13
  55. 55PLACED ON FILE - Order re: position of Mr. Lewis.H. Spence, Executive Director of the Cambridge Housing Authority. (Preusser) scanFeb 13
  56. 56PLACED ON FILE - Order re: restoration of the Bulfinch Building at the Courthouse. (Graham) scanFeb 13
  57. 57PLACED ON FILE - Order re: endorsing the plan presented by Carpenter and Company for development of Parcel 1B in Harvard Sq. (Frisoli & Vellucci) scanFeb 13
  58. 58PLACED ON FILE - Order responsibility for the publication of zoning matters be transferred from the office of the City Clerk to the Community Development Dept. (Wylie) scanFeb 13
  59. 59Order-re: Salary of the City Manager. (Vellucci) scanFeb 13
  60. 60Order "The Black Religious Experience in America." (Graham) scanFeb 13
  61. 61LEGISLATION - "AN ACT ABOLISHING THE OBLIGATIONS OF THE CITY OF CAMBRIDGE FOR MAINTENANCE COSTS OF THE DRAWBRIDGES OVER THE BROAD CANAL IN THE CITY OF CAMBRIDGE." scanFeb 27
  62. 62ORDER- FAvoring the filing of legislation "AN ACT TO AMEND THE CAMBRIDGE RENT CONTROL LAW BY PREVENTING THE EVICTION OF TENENTS IN A CONTROLLED CONDOMINIUM UNIT." (Graham) scanFeb 27
  63. 63Order-cancellation of the City Council Meeting of Monday, March 6, 1978. (Sullivan) scanFeb 27
  64. 64Resolutions on Dr. Martha May Eliot (Duehay) scanFeb 27
  65. 65Resolutions thanking the men of Company C and Combat Support Co. for assisting during the Great Blizzard of 1978. (M. Danehy) scanFeb 27
  66. 66Resolutions on "Public Service Week" week of March 27. (Vellucci) scanFeb 27
  67. 67Resolutions on Donald C. Moulton (Sullivan) scanFeb 27
  68. 68Order congratulating Sister Amato on her Golden Anniversary. (Sullivan) scanFeb 27
  69. 69Order restoring the Bulfinch Building at the Courthouse (Graham) scanFeb 27
  70. 70Resolutions on Miss Alice Morse (M. Danehy) scanFeb 27
  71. 71Resolutions on declaring the week of March 5-11 as "National Nutrition Week" (M. Danehy) scanFeb 27
  72. 72Resolutions on Sister Anna Louise (M. Danehy) scanFeb 27
  73. 73Resolutions opposing the opening of schools on Saint Patrick's Day. (Vellucci) scanFeb 27
  74. 74Resolutions on Theodore L. Singleton (Sullivan) scanFeb 27
  75. 75Order-matters on file of the various committees of 1976-1977 be recommitted to the same committees of 1978-1979. (M. Danehy) scanFeb 27
  76. 76Order-votes of the Council since January 9, 1978 be ratified. (M. Danehy) scanFeb 27
  77. 77Response to Awaiting Report #1 re: jail at the Middlesex County Courthouse. scanFeb 27
  78. 78Response to Awaiting Report #3 re: relocation of the Engineering Dept. scanFeb 27
  79. 79Response to Council Order #14 of February 6, 1978 re: Resident Parking in the area of Cambridge Terrace, Buena Vista Park and Richdale Ave. scanFeb 27
  80. 80Communication received from James M. Meikle, President of the Cambridge Chamber of Commerce, thanking city employees for their efforts during the Great Blizzard of 1978. scanFeb 27
  81. 81Petition of Douglas P. Moran for reimbursement for his moped that was stolen at City Hall Annex while on duty as a Parking Control Officer. scanFeb 27
  82. 82Communication from Ellen L. Porter requesting reimbursement for damages sustained to her automobile as a result of a pothole. scanFeb 27
  83. 83Petition of M. Agnes Hanlon, Pres., Daniel F. O'Brien Funeral Home, Inc. requesting reimbursement for damage done to the fence and hedges at 907 Mass. Ave. due to the dumping of snow. scanFeb 27
  84. 84Communication from the Hartnett Family expressing appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council in behalf of Thomas Hartnett. scanFeb 27
  85. 85Communication from Howard M. Thomson, Treasurer, Massachusetts Citizens Rights Assoc., re: fluoridation. scanFeb 27
  86. 86Communication from John J. Campbell, Esq. re: proposed special bill to allow the City of Cambridge to pay a survivor's benefit to the son of James P. Kelley, a deceased Cambridge Fire Fighter. scanFeb 27
  87. 87Communication from the Mayor announcing the city Council Committees for 1978-1979. scanFeb 27
  88. 88Communication from James M. Meikle, President, Chamber of Commerce, thanking the many city employees who worked during the Great Blizzard of 1978. scanFeb 27
  89. 89Order-appropriations for food and ice. (Vellucci) scanMar 13
  90. 90Resolutions on the demolition of 16-18 Cottage St. (Duehay) scanMar 13
  91. 91Order-victory of Cambridge Ridge and Latin Girls Basketball Team over Woburn High on 3/12/78. (Graham and Sullivan) scanMar 13
  92. 92Resolution on Dr. Charles D. Bonner. (Sullivan) scanMar 13
  93. 93Mayor Danehy - NATIONAL EMPLOY THE OLDER WORKER WEEK. scanMar 13
  94. 94Resolutions on Leo Norton for being honored Man of the Year for Massachusetts for 1978. (M. Danehy) scanMar 13
  95. 95Resolutions on Dr. George Wm. Stansbury. (M. Danehy) scanMar 13
  96. 96Communication from Arthur F. Libitz, City Auditor, re: to amounts Charged to food supplies for Fiscal Year 1976-1977. scanMar 13
  97. 97Order-amending Rule 17, "Regular Meetings" so that whenever a holiday the Regular meeting shall be postponed until Wednesday of the same week. (Crane.) FAILED OF ADOPTION. scanMar 13
  98. 98Order-property at 16-18 Cottage St. (Duehay) scanMar 13
  99. 99Communication from Mary Cullinane thanking the Council for the resolution adopted on behalf of Father Jerry Cullinane. scanMar 13
  100. 100Return of service of Constable Daniel Levin re: property located at 16-18 Cottage Street. scanMar 13
  101. 101List of Office location and telephone numbers of Algonquin Gas Transmission Co. to be used in case of emergency. scanMar 13
  102. 102Communication from the City Clerk transmitting a petition of 59 residents of Roosevelt Towers re: eviction of Grace Reardon. scanMar 13
  103. 103Recommendation of the Advisory Board on the disposition of Parcel 1B of the southwest sector of Harvard Square. scanMar 13
  104. 104Acceptance of Chapter 956 of the Acts of 1977 AN ACT FURTHER REGULATING FEES CHARGED FOR FURNISHING CERTIFICATES OF LIENS. scanMar 13
  105. 105Response to Council Order Number Twenty-Five of February 13, 1978 re: truck restrictions on Warren Street. scanMar 13
  106. 106Response to Awaiting report number Five re: making Leonard and Washburn Avenues one-way streets. scanMar 13
  107. 107Order-City Manager's communication of 3/20/78 in regard to naming the East Cambridge Fire Station after the Carvalho Station. (Frisoli) scanMar 20
  108. 108Order-appropriation of funds to those cities and towns where DNA experimentation is conducted. (Graham) scanMar 20
  109. 109Order-filing legislation, the same being "AN ACT TO AUTHORIZE THE CITY OF CAMBRIDGE TO REIMBURSE INMAN SQUARE APARTMENT COMPANY FOR DOUBLE TAXES PAID." (Graham) scanMar 20
  110. 110Order-recombinant DNA research. (Vellucci & Duehay) scanMar 20
  111. 111Resolutions on Mr. Donald Killian (Frisoli) scanMar 20
  112. 112Communication from Richard Easler, Community Development Dept. and George Teso, Traffic Director, re: East Cambridge Roadway Improvement Project. scanMar 20
  113. 113Communication from Lucille Thomas requesting reimbursement for damages sustained to her automobile. scanMar 20
  114. 114Communication from Richard McKinnon, Adm. Asst. to the Council re: filing of legislation concerning Inman Square Apartments Co. scanMar 20
  115. 115Notice of public hearing by the Dept. of Public Utilities on 4/13/78 at 7:00 P. M. at the Gardner Auditorium, State House, Boston, re: capacity needs of the Boston Edison Company. scanMar 20
  116. 116Communication from John McCarthy, Prov. Sec'y of the School Committee, re: providing funds for the renovation of the Russell School. scanMar 20
  117. 117City Council order Number Fifteen of 2/27/78 re: East Cambridge Fire Station. scanMar 20
  118. 118Order—Health and Hospital Committee to go to Washington, D. C. re: DNA Research. (Duehay) scanMar 29
  119. 119Order—resolutions on the death of Morris Koocher. (Sullivan) scanMar 29
  120. 120Order—City Council being opposed to the one year takeover of County Court costs. (Duehay) scanMar 29
  121. 121Resolutions re: Harvard/Radcliffe plan to build a gymnasium on Observatory Hill. (Wylie) scanMar 29
  122. 122Order—to the Congressional Transfer Amendment and a national conversion Program. (Graham & Preusser) scanMar 29
  123. 123Resolutions on Ada M. Eccles. (Mayor Danehy) scanMar 29
  124. 124Resolution proclaiming April as Cancer Control Month (Mayor Danehy) scanMar 29
  125. 125Order—current vacancies on the Board of the Cambridge Housing Authority. (Frisoli) scanMar 29
  126. 126Order—personnel policies of the present administration. (Crane) scanMar 29
  127. 127Communication from George Teso, Traffic Director, re: Street Cleaning Program and transmitting the Street Cleaning Schedule for April 1978. scanMar 29
  128. 128Petition of Joseph H. Clinton for reimbursement for damages sustained to his fence as a result of the plowing of snow. scanMar 29
  129. 129Response to Awaiting Report Number Four re: status of certain positions within the City. scanMar 29
  130. 130Resignation of Edward Lehan, City Treasurer and Tax Collector. scanMar 29
  131. 131Response to Awaiting Report Item # 5 re: collection of traffic and parking violations. scanMar 29
  132. 132Response to Council Order Number 5 of 3/13/78 re: 24 hour storage law exemption for residents. scanMar 29
  133. 133Response to Awaiting Report Number Six re: status of the Springfield St. parking lot. scanMar 29
  134. 134Response to Awaiting Report Number Three re: telephone communication systems in City Hall. scanMar 29
  135. 135Response to Awaiting Report Number One re: Commissioner of Health and Hospitals. scanMar 29
  136. 136Communication from Marcia Molay, Director of Elections, Deputy Sec. of the Commonwealth re: Street lists: Privacy Issues. scanMar 20
  137. 137Meeting notice of the Human Services Committee for Tuesday, April 4, 1978 at 2 P. M. scanMar 20
  138. 138Hearing Notice of the Committee on Public Service for March 29, 1978 at 7 P. M. scanMar 20
  139. 139Resolutions on the efforts of the Fire Dept. during the fire of April 2, 1978. (Crane) scanApr 3
  140. 140Order-extending appreciation to the Fire Dept. on their efforts to save the life of Reverend Hughes. (Graham) scanApr 3
  141. 141Resolution on Kenneth de Poullain Hughes. (Graham & Preusser) scanApr 3
  142. 142Resolution on Anthony Apicella (Sullivan & Crane) scanApr 3
  143. 143Resolution proclaiming the week of April 23-29 as National YWCA Week. (M. Danehy) scanApr 3
  144. 144Communication from Mrs. James Conant expressing gratitude to the City Council for the resolution on behalf of her husband. scanApr 3
  145. 145Resolutions on the Youth March For Jobs. ( Preusser) scanApr 3
  146. 146Order-to the building of a gym on the Observatory Hill. (Wylie) scanApr 3
  147. 147Communication from Lewis H. Spence, Executive Director of the Cambridge Housing Authority, re: elderly security. scanApr 3
  148. 148Communication from Carl F. Barron, Chairman of the Central Sq. Business Association re: re-vitalization and upgrading of the Central Square Business area. scanApr 3
  149. 149Communication from Lawrence W. Frisoli, Chairman of the Committee on Ordinances transmitting notification of hearings to be conducted by the Committee on Ordinances. scanApr 3
  150. 150Re: Council Order No. 8 of 3/13/78 re: Granite St. bus route and establishing bus stop in Central Sq. scanApr 3
  151. 151Awaiting Report No. 1 re: the City Dump. scanApr 3
  152. 152Comm. from Lewis H. Spence, Executive Director, Cambridge Housing Authority, re: Elderly Security Program. scanApr 10
  153. 153Order Educating our scool children re: poisonous marijuana. (Graham) scanApr 10
  154. 154Order-resolutions on contaminated marijuana. (Vellucci) scanApr 10
  155. 155Order-Harvard/Radcliffe plan to build a gymnasium on Observatory Hill. (Wylie) scanApr 10
  156. 156Order-resolutions on the Urban League of Eastern Massachusetts. (Danehy) scanApr 10
  157. 157Order-resolutions on Joseph Wright. (Sullivan) scanApr 10
  158. 158Financial Return of the Boston Edison Co. for the year ended Dec. 31, 1977. scanApr 10
  159. 159Financial Return of the Boston Gas Company for the year ended Dec. 31, 1977. scan—
  160. 160Order-affiliation of Haravard[?] Medical School and the Cambridge City Hospital. (Vellucci) scanApr 24
  161. 161Resolutions on Cambridge Hospital Volunteer Day. (Danehy) scanApr 24
  162. 162Resolutions on Ms. Jo Ann O'Callaghan. (Sullivan) scanApr 24
  163. 163Resolutions on the license renewal of WGBH-Channel 2. (Vellucci) scanApr 24
  164. 164Resolutions proclaiming the week of May 14-20 as Transportation Week in Cambridge. (Danehy) scanApr 24
  165. 165Financial Report of the Commonwealth Gas Co. for the year ended Dec. 31, 1977. scanApr 24
  166. 166Financial Report of the Cambridge Electric Light Company for the year ended Dec. 31, 1977. scanApr 24
  167. 167Response to Awaiting Report No. 1 re: elimination of Proportional Representation method of voting and the alternatives available to change the Plan E form of government. scanApr 24
  168. 168"Spring Cleaning Day". scanApr 24
  169. 169Comm. from Councillor Duehay transmitting meeting notice of the Economic Development, Manpower and Employment Committee on April 25, 1978. scanApr 24
  170. 170Comm. from Richard McKinnon, Adm, Asst. to the Council, regarding a meeting of the Rent Control Committee to be held April 27, 1978. scanApr 24
  171. 171Comm. from Councillor Duehay transmitting a report form the committee on Transportation and Parking. scanApr 24
  172. 172Comm. from C. Duehay transmitting a report from the Committee on Environment. scanApr 24
  173. 173Comm. from Lewis H. Spence, Executive Director, Cambridge Housing Authority, re: Elderly Security. scanApr 24
  174. 174Comm. from Carl F. Barron, Pres., Cambridge Property Owners Association, Inc., requesting the City Council to conduct a survey re: Rent Control. scanApr 24
  175. 175Annual Report of theNew England Telephone and Tlegraph Company for the year 1977. scanApr 24
  176. 176)Petition of Anthony B. Ardagna for reimbursement for damages sustained to his automobile due to a raised manhole cover. scanApr 24
  177. 177Comm. from Ginger Gay, Chairperson, Committee for Humane Alternatives, re: a proporsal to establish a Cambridge Animal Commission. scanApr 24
  178. 178Petition of Linda S. Dove for reimbursement for damages sustained to her automobile as a result of a pothole. scan—
  179. 179Comm. from Merry Contracting Service to move a building known as "Prince" House at Harcard Univ. grounds to 5 Prescott Street. scan—
  180. 180Awaiting Report No. 6 re: watering and refurbishing the city parks. scanMay 1
  181. 181Re: Awaiting Report No. 9 re: containment policy for university growth scanMay 1
  182. 182Re: City Council Order No. 14 of 3/13/78 re: Portland St. development project. scanMay 1
  183. 183Re: communication from Lewis H. Spence, Executive Director of the Cambridge Housing Authority. scanMay 1
  184. 184Comm. from the City Clerk in response to Council Order of 4/24/78 transmitting a copy of the minutes of the Cambridge Hospital Board of Trusteeers re: affiliation of the Harvard Medical School and the Cambridge Hospital. scanMay 1
  185. 185Traffic Board Meeting notes for meeting held on April 19, 1978 scanMay 1
  186. 186Order-resolutions on Golf Compassion Week May 1-7. (Wylie) scanMay 1
  187. 187Order-proclaiming the week of May 14-20, 1978 as MUNICIPAL CLERK'S WEEK. (Danehy) scanMay 1
  188. 188Resolutions on the 50th Anniversary of the Cambridge, Arlington, Belmont Bar Association. (Sullivan) scanMay 1
  189. 189Comm. from Councllor Duehay transmitting a report from the Committee on Environment scanMay 1
  190. 190Order-congratulations to Mr. Bernard Flynn, Adm. Asst. to the Mayor. (Vellucci) scanMay 1
  191. 191Re: Opinion from City Solicitor re: testing marijuana without legal penalty to the former owner. scanMay 1
  192. 192Order-preparation of a suitable resolution on the retirement of Police Sgt. Frank Foster. scanMay 8
  193. 193Order-favoring the filing of legislation entitled "AN ACT AUTHORIZING THE TESTING OF MARIJUANA TO DETERMINE THE PRESENCE OF POISONOUS SUBSTANCES". scanMay 8
  194. 194Comm. from Councillor Duehay transmitting a report from the Committee on Environment. scanMay 8
  195. 195Petition of Janet McIsaac requesting reimbursement for a fruit basket never received while at the Cambridge Hospital. scanMay 8
  196. 196Comm. from Professor Van Vleck thanking the Council for the resolutinn adopted in his behalf. scanMay 8
  197. 197Comm. from Linenthal Eisenberg Anerson, Inc. Engineers re: retaining wall at Star Market Co. adjacent to Homer Ave. scanMay 15
  198. 198Response to Council Order No. 4 of 4/24/78 re: water bills and drinking water standards. scanMay 15
  199. 199Response to Awaiting Report No. 9 re: expansion of the Victory Garden Program. scanMay 15
  200. 200Response to Awaiting Report Item No. 8 re: resurfacing the streets of Cambridge. scanMay 15
  201. 201Response to Awaiting Report Item No. 7 re: 16-18 Cottage St. scanMay 15
  202. 202RE: dedication of the East Cambridge Fire Station. scanMay 15
  203. 203RE: Council resolution on a containment policy for university growth. scanMay 15
  204. 204Comm. from Commonwealth Gas Co. re: inspection and maintenance procedures for detection of gas leaks. scanMay 15
  205. 205Comm. from Julia McGirt re: action taken by the Board of Health on a complaint against Belgian Fudge in Harvard Square. scanMay 15
  206. 206Notice of a public hearing by the Dept. of Public Utilities on June 13, 1978 at 10 am at 100 Cambridge St., Boston, re: propriety of the rates and charges set forth in M.D.P.U. NO. 10, Part III-Section 21-Revision of Page 1. scanMay 15
  207. 207Notice of a public hearing by the Dept. of Public Utilities on June 8, 1978 at 10 am at 100 Cambridge St., Boston, re: propriety of the rates and charges set forth in M.D.P.U. No. 10, Part III-Section 1-Revision of Page 9. scanMay 15
  208. 208Order-planned reorganization of the entire School system. (Vellucci) PLACED ON FILE scanMay 15
  209. 209Resolutions on Sgt. Frank Foster. (C. Sullivan) scanMay 15
  210. 210Resolutions proclaiming the week of May 14029 as Cambridge River Festival Week. (Wylie) scanMay 15
  211. 211Comm. from Peter Helwig, Deputy Block Grant Coordinator re: New Local-Option Projects. scanMay 15
  212. 212Re: providing a bus service for the citizens of Cambridge from Mt. Auburn St. to the Cambridge Cemetery. scanMay 22
  213. 213Order-bridge construction on the Alewife Brook Parkway (Crane) scanMay 22
  214. 214Resolution on Charles Demos. (Sullivan) scanMay 22
  215. 215Resolution on Dr. Carvalho de Faria (Preusser & Vellucci) scanMay 22
  216. 216Order-City Councillor's exercise of their Charter Right. (Crane) scanMay 22
  217. 217Order-reductions in the School Department's Budget (Crane) scanMay 22
  218. 218Resolutions on Rev. Francis J. Mazzec. (Sullivan) scanMay 22
  219. 219Order-Lesley College zoning matter. (Wylie) scanMay 22
  220. 220Resolutions on Japanese professionals for the United Nations Special Session on Disarmament. (Graham) scanMay 22
  221. 221Order-semi-annual review of the budget. (Vellucci) scanMay 22
  222. 222Resolutions on older citizens (Mayor Danehy) scanMay 22
  223. 223resolution on Summer Jobs for college kids. (Crane) scanMay 22
  224. 224Order-School committee to turn back the Russell School to the City. (Duehay) scanMay 22
  225. 225Resolutions on the Cambridge Chronicle. (Vellucci) scanMay 22
  226. 226Communication from Councillor Duehay transmitting a report from the Committee on Environment. scanMay 22
  227. 227Communication from John R. McCarthy, Sec'y of the School Committee, transmitting a Committee Order adopting the budget of the School Committee. scanMay 22
  228. 228Notice of a public hearing by the Dept. of Public Utilities on June 9, 1978 at 10 AM at 100 Cambridge St., Boston, re: execution and delivery of a lease and security agreement between the Boston Edison Co. and Prulease, Inc. scanMay 22
  229. 229Parcel 1B in Harvard Square. scanMay 22
  230. 230mechanism to make available sites for residential development. scanMay 22
  231. 231Awaiting Report Item Number Nine re: location of a soccer field on Tract Number 4C. scanMay 22
  232. 232City Council Orders #3 and 4 of May 8th re: Gore Street. scanMay 22
  233. 233Agreement between the City and the MBTA re: use of Russell Field and the City Dump. scanMay 22
  234. 234Petition of residents requesting a foot patrolman for the Strawberry Hill/Corcoran Park area. scanJun 5
  235. 235Communication from Russell B. Higley, City Solicitor, re: Charter Right in terms of the Rules of the City Council. scanJun 5
  236. 236Communication from Don A. Orton, Lesley College, summarizing the highlights of its 5 meetings with the Agassiz Neighborhood. scanJun 5
  237. 237PLACED ON FILE - Communication from the City Clerk transmitting "AN ACT AUTHORIZING THE PAYMENT OF SURVIVOR'S BENEFIT FOR BRIAN D. KELLY, MINOR SON OF DECEASED FIREFIGHTER, JAMES P. KELLY OF THE CITY OF CAMBRIDGE." scanJun 5
  238. 238Communication from Ald. Mark White, Newton Board of Alderman, re: softball games against legislative bodies and organizations scanJun 5
  239. 239Communication from the city clerk transmitting the Budget Document for FY 78/79 adopted by the School Committee together with correspondence and May 24th Order of the School Committee requesting the recommendations of the City Council and City Manager on the entire Budget package. scanJun 5
  240. 240Order-going to Lesley College on June 10, 1978 to review development plans for Lesley College. (Vellucci) scanJun 5
  241. 241Order-city employee making political campaign contributions. (Duehay) scanJun 5
  242. 242FAILED OF ADOPTION - order re: position of Secretary, City Council Office. (Frisoli) scanJun 5
  243. 243Order-preparing resolution on the death of former City Councillor Arthur Drinkwater. (Duehay) scanJun 5
  244. 244Order-protecting the water quality of Cambridge reservoirs. (Duehay, Crane & Wylie) scanJun 5
  245. 245Order-PLACED ON FILE - assigning work study students of Cambridge Rindge-Latin to the Cambridge Multicultural Art Center. (Graham & Vellucci) scanJun 5
  246. 246Order-progress on the Haggerty School project. (Vellucci) scanJun 5
  247. 247Order-policing of the area around the corner of Raymond St. & Upland Road. (M. Danehy) scanJun 5
  248. 248East Cambridge Riverfront Plan. scanJun 5
  249. 249Response to Council Order Number Five of May 1st re: reinstitution of police officers at the high school area. scanJun 5
  250. 250Response to Council Order Number 6 of May 8th re: feasibility of an additional little league diamond at Tobin Field. scanJun 5
  251. 251Response to Council Order No. 1 of May 15th, 1978 re: plaque in memory of police officers killed in the line of duty. scanJun 5
  252. 252Response to Council Order No. 9 of May 15th, 1978 re: resurfacing of Cambridge and Green Street. scanJun 5
  253. 253Response to Council Order No. 14 of May 15th, 1978 re: cost to the city of the failure of the General Court to enact the Bottle Bill. scanJun 5
  254. 254Response to Council Order No. 20 of May 15th, 1978 re: refurbishing City Council Chambers. scanJun 5
  255. 255Response to Awaiting Report No. 10 re: to TH Associates, 634 Mass. Ave. scanJun 5
  256. 256Re: Council order No. 1 for April 24th re: street construction repairs for sewer construction. scanJun 5
  257. 257Response to Awaiting Report No. 1 re: patrol schedule of the Dog Officer for the Fresh Pond Recreational area. scanJun 5
  258. 258Response to Awaiting report No. 7 re: operation of the Charlesbank Laundry. scanJun 5
  259. 259Response to Awaiting Report No. 9 re: speeding tickets issued on Gore St. scanJun 5
  260. 260Response to Awaiting Report No. 15 re: sewer construction on Portland Street and First St. scanJun 5
  261. 261Communication from Judith Freiman, Chairman of the Cambridge Health Policy Board, re: ordinance for the Commissioner of Health and Hospitals. scanJun 5
  262. 262Communication from the City Clerk transmitting Chapter 196 of the Acts of 1978, the same being "AN ACT PERMITTING THE CITY OF CAMBRIDGE TO ISSUE BONDS IN THE PRINCIPAL AMOUNT OF TWENTY MILLION SIX HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS PAYABLE WITHIN TWENTY YEARS. PLACED ON FILE. scanJun 5
  263. 263Order-appropriating the sum of $85,000 to the Water Dept.'s proposed budget for FY 78/79. (Wylie) THIS ORDER WAS WITHDRAWN. scanJun 12
  264. 264Order-Luke Agneta Day July 21, 1978 (Vellucci) scanJun 12
  265. 265Resolutions commending Sgt. Dennis McCarthy and Patrol Officer John White. (M. Danehy) scanJun 12
  266. 266Resolutions on the retirement of Mr. and Mrs. Klashman from the Sheri Dress Shop. (Sullivan) scanJun 12
  267. 267Communication from Daniel J. Wuenschel, Executive Director of the Housing Authority relative to elderly security. scanJun 12
  268. 268Communication from the Director of Traffic and Parking re: work order for Harvard St. scanJun 12
  269. 269Notice of a public hearing by the Dept. of Public Utilities to be held July 11, 1978 at 10AM at 100 Cambridge Street, Boston, re: amendment to its billing and termination procedures promulgated pursuant to the provisions under the General Laws. scanJun 12
  270. 270Response to Awaiting Report No. 9 re: lighting and cleaning of the Golf Course Parking Lot. scanJun 12
  271. 271Response to Awaiting Report No. 7 re: crosswalk connecting the VFW Post to the Fresh Pond Golf Course. scanJun 12
  272. 272Response to Council Order No. 7 of May 22, 1978 re: breakdown of pupils at the Fundamental School. scanJun 12
  273. 273Response to Awaiting Report No. 10 re: the modernization project at Jefferson Park. scanJun 12
  274. 274Response to Awaiting Report No. 13 re: disposing of solid waste at various projects of the Cambridge Housing Authority. scanJun 12
  275. 275Response to Council Order No. 6 of May 15th re: one-way signs on Vandine St. scanJun 12
  276. 276Response to Council Order No. 1 of May 22nd re: enforcement of double parking violators. scanJun 12
  277. 277Proposal submitted by EMHRDA to the Dept. of Labor for a proposed In-School Demonstration Project entitled "Computer Literacy Training Program". scanJun 12
  278. 278Opinion of the City Solicitor regarding the addition of sewer charges to the water bills of universities located in Cambridge. scanJun 12
  279. 279Order-advising the Fire Dept. Memorial Committee for the construction of a proper memorial. (Frisoli) scanJun 26
  280. 280Order-inviting Harvard Univ. Pres., Derek Bok to attend next Monday's meeting. (Frisoli) scanJun 26
  281. 281Order-Danehy-Mahoney Bill re: prevention of the eviction of Senior Citizens in a Condominium Unit. (M. Danehy) scanJun 26
  282. 282Order-rescinding the order praising the Cambridge Chronicle on May 22, 1978. (Crane) scanJun 26
  283. 283Response to Awaiting Report No. 19 re: Lesley College zoning matter. scanJun 26
  284. 284Communication from Councillor Duehay transmitting a report of the Environment Committee. scanJun 26
  285. 285Porter Sq. Station pilot tunnel and summary of reasons for the temp. closing of White St. scanJun 26
  286. 286Opinion of the Supreme Court stating that it is not necessary for the Mayor to sign a Home Rule Petition under the Plan E form of gov't. scanJun 26
  287. 287Response to Awaiting Report No. 17 re: foot patrolman in the Corcoran Park, Strawberry Hill area. scanJun 26
  288. 288Response to Council Order No. 4 of May 22nd re: Mount Auburn Neighborhood Health Clinic. scanJun 26
  289. 289Response to Awaiting Report No. 7 re: congregation of young people at the Gore St. playground. scanJun 26
  290. 290Response to Awaiting Report Item No. 16 re: organization of a planning team in the Haggerty School. scanJun 26
  291. 291Response to Awaiting Report No. 2, re: draft ordinance of automatic coin amusement devices. scanJun 26
  292. 292Response to Awaiting Report Item No. 1 re: listing of all residential properties owned by educational institutions. scanJun 26
  293. 293Communication from Russell B. Higley, City Solicitor, re: legality of municipal employees making political campaign contributions to a candidate or his campaign committee. scanJun 26
  294. 294Communication from Leo S. McNamara, Asst. Attorney General, re: legality of city employees making campaign contributions to candidates for offices in Cambridge or to their committees. scanJun 26
  295. 295list of Golf rates from Acting Superintendent of Recreation. scanJun 26
  296. 296Miss. Marjorie L. Francis, 310 Harvard St., requesting enforcement of Animal Control Laws. scanJun 26
  297. 297Communication from Corinne Kaufman, Union Representative of Community Schools re: health of several employees of Community Schools since renovations at 57 Inman St. scanJun 26
  298. 298Petition of Mary Hickey re: health and safety concerns of the renovations at 57 Inman St. scanJun 26
  299. 299Petition of John Thomas et al requesting rebate from fees charged at the Golf Course on June 19, 1978. scanJun 26
  300. 300Notice of a public hearing by the DPU on August 8, 1978 at 10 AM re: rates and charges schedule filed by the NET&T. scanJun 26
  301. 301Resolution on the moving of a day-care center operated by Harvard Univ. scanJun 26
  302. 302Resolutions on John L. McDonald Day on July 4, 1978. (M. Danehy) scanJun 26
  303. 303Resolutions on Reverend Ernest D. Thompson (Sullivan) scanJun 26
  304. 304Resolutions on Arthur Drinkwater. (Duehay) scanJun 26
  305. 305Order-application process for CHA housing units which given preference to needy Cambridge residents. (Frisoli) scanJul 10
  306. 306Order-special preference to Elderly Cambridge residents who apply for Emergency Status. (Frisoli) scanJul 10
  307. 307Order-requesting the Dept. of Public Utilities to delay their hearings on rates and charges of the New England Telephone Co. for four months. (Preusser and Duehay) scanJul 10
  308. 308Order-affect that the Federal Food Stamp Acthas on Older Americans of Cambridge. (Vellucci) scanJul 10
  309. 309Resolutions on Dr. Eugene Gratovich. (Sullivan & Vellucci) scanJul 10
  310. 310Order-City Clerk to publish the list of offices and questions to be voted on on Sept. 19, 1978 and the times the polls will be open. (M. Danehy) scanJul 10
  311. 311Order-all items on the Calendar to be placed on file. (M. Danehy) scanJul 10
  312. 312Resolutions on Clorae Evereteze. (M. Danehy, Crane, Duehay, Frisoli, Graham, Preusser, Sullivan and Vellucci and Wylie.) scanJul 10
  313. 313Notice of a public hearing by the DPU to be held on August 8, 1978 at 10 AM at 100 Cambridge St., Boston re: rates and charges set forth in D.P.U. No. 10, Supplement No. 137. scanJul 10
  314. 314Notice of a public hearing by the DPU to be held on August 15, 1978 at 10 AM at 100 Cambridge St., Boston re: rates and charges set forth in M.D.P.U. No. 10, Part III, Section 32. scanJul 10
  315. 315Notice of a public hearing by the DPU on August 15, 1978 at 10 AM at 100 Cambridge St., Boston re: rates and charges set forth in M.D.P.U. No. 10, Part III, Section 5, 14, and 15. scanJul 10
  316. 316Notice of a public hearing by the DPU on August 10, 1978 at 10 AM at 100 Cambridge St., Boston, re: rates and charges set forth in D.P.U.-Mass. No. 10, Supplement No. 136. scanJul 10
  317. 317Notice of a public hearing by the DPU on July 27, 1978 at 10AM at 100 Cambridge St., Boston, re: propriety of the rates and charges set forth in M.D.P.U. No. 10, Supplement No. 135. scanJul 10
  318. 318Notice of a public hearing by the DPU to be held on July 21, 1978 at 100 Cambridge St., Boston re: propriety of the rates and charges set forth in M.D.P.U. No. 10, Supplemental No. 141. scanJul 10
  319. 319Communication from Robert S. Dietz, Exec. Sec'y, Election Commission requesting the City Council to set the time for the opening and closing of the polls for the Sept. 19th Primary. scanJul 10
  320. 320Petition of Charles O. Christenson,Jr. for a hearing before the City Council re: rent control matters. scanJul 10
  321. 321Fresh Pond Reservation Master Plan and a copy of the recommendation of the Water Board. scanJul 10
  322. 322Response to Council Order No. 17 of June 12th re: trash and litter pickup at Corcoran Park. scanJul 10
  323. 323Special meeting call for July 20, 1978 scanJul 20
  324. 324WITHDRAWN PETITION - re: acceptance of Lamont Ave. as a public way of the City cf Cambridge. scanJun 26
  325. 325Petition of Clifton H. Ashe, Sr., et al, for the acceptance of Riverside Place as a public way in the City of Cambridge. scanJun 26
  326. 326Communication from Richard McKinnon, Adm. Asst. to the City Council transmitting correspondence from Mary Calnan, Chairwoman of the License Commission re: issue of lodging house licenses in the city. PLACED ON FILE. scanSep 11
  327. 327Order-Acceptanceof Chapter 586 of the Acts of 1977, the same being the City's right to obtain liens for sewer charges. scanSep 11
  328. 328Order-FAILED OF ADOPTION - re: placing on the ballot for the up-coming state election a question to change the present Plan E form of government. (Frisoli) scanSep 11
  329. 329PLACED ON FILE - order re: suspending the request that no new lodging house licenses be issued. (Sullivan) scanSep 11
  330. 330Resolutions naming the Roosevelt Towers Building in honor of the late Mrs. Clorae Bvereteze. (Graham and Preusser) scanSep 11
  331. 331Communication from the Harvard Square Business Association re: Red Line Extension. scanSep 11
  332. 332Order-notify Robert J. Kiely, chrm. of the MBTA to be present at the Oct. 9th meeting of the City Council to discuss the Red Line Extension. (M. Danehy) scanSep 11
  333. 333Resolutions on Father George D. Vartzelis (Frisoli) scanSep 11
  334. 334Order-being in favor of Question # 1 on the November ballot re: Classification. (Preusser) scanSep 11
  335. 335Order-re: appoint three councillors to draft resolutions on the death of Russell T. Howard. (M. Danehy) scanSep 11
  336. 336Order-re: appointment of three councillors to a committee to work on a seminar to discuss plans for Development, Housing, Renewal, Land Beautification, etc. (Vellucci) scanSep 11
  337. 337Order-re: Sunday, September 10, 1978 as National Grandparents Day. (M. Danehy) scanSep 11
  338. 338Resolutions on Earl S. Johnson, Sr. (Preusser and Graham) scanSep 11
  339. 339Order-City Clerk to prepare resolutions honoring Councillor Alfred E. Vellucci. (M. Danehy) scanSep 11
  340. 340Order-re: city's plans for the removal of snow and ice from our streets and sidewalks. (Crane) scanSep 11
  341. 341Communication from M. J. Adams relative to the dog problem. scanSep 11
  342. 342Communication from William H. O'Leary, Temporary City Treasurer re: Charles Sanders TEmperance Fund. scanSep 11
  343. 343Communication from Shepard A. Spunt re: sidewalk at 23-25 Elmer St. scanSep 11
  344. 344Notice of a public hearing by the DPU on August 8, 1978 at 10 AM at 100 Cambridge St., Boston re: rates and charges set forth to become effective June 21, 1978 by the NET&T. scanSep 11
  345. 345Petition of John M. Raulinaitis and 41 other residents requesting that action be taken regarding the speeding cars on Lincoln St. scanSep 11
  346. 346Petition of Michael Bedford for the New England Human Rights Network for a permit to stage a theatrical event on October 29, 1978 at Brattle Sq. scanSep 11
  347. 347Petition of Michael Bedford for the Friends of the Filipino People for a permit to stage a theatrical presentation at Brattle Sq. scanSep 11
  348. 348Advance copy of Chapter 735 of the Acts of 1977, the same being AN ACT PERMITTING CERTAIN EMPLOYEES TO CONTINUE WORKING AFTER THEY HAVE REACHED THE MANDATORY RETIREMENT AGE. scanSep 11
  349. 349Advance copy of Chapter 503 of the Acts of 1978 the same being AN ACT FURTHER REGULATING TECHNIQUES FOR RESTAURANTS TO ASSIST PERSONS WITH FOOD LODGED IN THEIR THROATS. scanSep 11
  350. 350Advance copy of Chapter 511 of the Acts of 1978 the same being AN ACT RELATIVE TO MOTOR VEHICLE RATES CHARGED TO MOTORISTS AGED SIXTY-FIVE AND OVER. scanSep 11
  351. 351Advance Copy of Chapter 413 of the Acts of 1978, the same being AN ACT AUTHORIZING A MEALS TAX EXEMPTION FOR CERTAIN ELDERLY OR HANDICAPPED PERSONS LIVING IN CERTAIN HOUSING PROJECTS. scanSep 11
  352. 352Advance copy of Chapter 426 of the Acts of 1978, the same being AN ACT AUTHORIZING THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WELFARE TO ESTABLISH A FOSTER HOME PROGRAM FOR AGED AND DISABLED ADULTS. scanSep 11
  353. 353Petition of Laura Perry for reimbursement for damages done to her fence on February 9, 1978. scanSep 11
  354. 354Advance copy of Chapter 542 of the Acts of 1978, the same being AN ACT AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING THE CITY OF CAMBRIDGE TO CONVEY TO THE MASSACHUSETTS BAY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY CERTAIN EASEMENT RIGHTS NEEDED FOR ITS RED LINE EXTENSION NORTHWEST TUNNEL CONSTRUCTION. scanSep 11
  355. 355Advance copy of Chapter 548 of the Acts of 1978, the same being AN ACT DESIGNATING THE BRIDGE OVER THE ALEWIFE BROOK AT MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE BETWEEN THE CITY OF CAMBRIDGE AND THE TOWN OF ARLINGTON AS THE JAMES T. O'DONNELL BRIDGE. scanSep 11
  356. 356Advance copy of Chapter 437 of the Acts of 1978, the same being AN ACT AUTHORIZING THE CITY OF CAMBRIDGE TO REIMBURSE INMAN SQUARE APARTMENTS COMPANY FOR EXCESS TAXES PAID. scanSep 11
  357. 357Communication from the City Clerk transmitting advance copy of Chapter 350 of the Acts of 1978, the same being AN ACT REGULAT_ING RIGHT TURN ON RED AT A SIGNALIZED INTERSECTION. scanSep 11
  358. 358Communication from the Evereteze Family thanking the Council for the resolution adopted on behalf of the late Clorae Evereteze. scanSep 11
  359. 359Order-severe pollution in "Little Fresh Pond". (Crane) scanSep 18
  360. 360Resolutions on Russell J. Howard (M. Danehy) scanSep 18
  361. 361Order-holding the October 3rd meeting of the Council in the auditorium of the M. E. Fitzgerald School to discuss the Red Line extension. (M . Danehy) scanSep 18
  362. 362Order-Lechmere/East CambridgeUDAG Project. (Vellucci) scanSep 18
  363. 363Communication from Conrad Fagone, Commissioner of Public Works, re: driveway discontinuances. scanSep 18
  364. 364Communication from Councillor Walter J. Sullivan, expressing appreciation for the fruit basket that was sent to him. scanSep 18
  365. 365Communication from Pamela Richardson, Activity Director, Prospect St. Nursing Home, expressing appreciation for the mural panel which they recently acquired. scanSep 18
  366. 366Notice of a public hearing by the DPU on Oct. 24, 1978 at 10 AM at 100 Cambridge St., Boston, re: rates and charges set forth in M.D.P.U. No. 10, Supplement No. 142 and Part III, Section 17. scanSep 18
  367. 367Response to Awaiting Report No. 6 re: pilot mounted police Program scanSep 18
  368. 368Response to Awaiting Report Item No. 5 re: sewer project construction in East Cambridge. scanSep 18
  369. 369Response to Awaiting Report Item No. 1 re: storage and transportation of toxic chemical. scanSep 18
  370. 370Order-naming the playgound in the Highlands area in memory of Michael F. Rafferty. (M. Danehy) scanSep 25
  371. 371Order-renaming the new Rindge-Latin Auditorium the Edward W. Quinn Auditorium. (Sullivan) scanSep 25
  372. 372Communication from Mayor Danehy re: appointment of Special Sub-Committee to review the proposed salary increase for department heads. scanSep 25
  373. 373Notice of a public hearing by the DPU on Oct. 30, 1978 at 10 AM at 100 Cambridge St., Boston, re: to a joint petition of Metropolitan Coach Service, Inc. and Fiore Bus Service requesting the transfer of a charter license. scanSep 25
  374. 374Response to Council Order No. 20 of September 11, 1978 re: catch basin at Cambridge and Eighth Streets. scanSep 25
  375. 375Order-Clerk to prepare resolutions congratulating Sgt. Peter Brusgulis. (Sullivan & M. Danehy) scanOct 2
  376. 376Order-Clerk to prepare resolutions on the death of David Koocher. (Preusser, Sullivan & M. Danehy) scanOct 2
  377. 377Order-proclaiming October 1-7, 1978 as "EMPLOY THE HANDICAPPED WEEK". (M. Danehy) scanOct 2
  378. 378Order-naming the corner of Hampshire St. & Tremont St. after the late Benedict V. Carvalho and George A. Carvalho. (M. Danehy) scanOct 2
  379. 379Order-revoking the building permit recently issued to Charlesbank Laundry Co. (Graham) scanOct 2
  380. 380Resolutions on Mrs. Katherine Kilfoyle (Sullivan) scanOct 2
  381. 381Resolutions on Police Sergeant Peter Brusgulis (Frisoli) scanOct 2
  382. 382Order-congratulating Giro the photographer on his new business enterprise "Happy Day". (Frisoli) scanOct 2
  383. 383Petition of Barbara T. Qualey requesting reimbursement for injuries received resulting from a fall. scanOct 2
  384. 384Petition of Mrs. Rose Ferraro requesting reimbursement for injuries received resulting from a fall. scanOct 2
  385. 385Awaiting Report Item No. 10 re: City owned recreation facilities in Ward One. scanOct 2
  386. 386Re; Awaiting Report No. 1 re: repair of benches along Memorial Drive and in the city parks. scanOct 2
  387. 387RE: Awaiting Report No. 3 re: establishment of a policy on sidewalk repair and improvements. scanOct 2
  388. 388RE: Awaiting Report No. 6 re: Alternative High Schools. scanOct 2
  389. 389RE: Awaiting Report No. 21 pertaining to procedure of accountability for automobile and gasoline use. scanOct 2
  390. 390RE: schedule for bidding on the MBTA Red Line Extension. scanOct 2
  391. 391Response to Council Order No. 7 of Sept. 18, 1978 re: Little Fresh Pond. scanOct 2
  392. 392Resolutions on Joseph and Angelina Ciampa who will be celebrating their 61st Wedding Anniversary. (Frisoli) scanOct 16
  393. 393Order-re: City Clerk to publish for three weeks prior to the election Question Number One entitled: "Property Classification for Tax Purposes". (Vellucci) scanOct 16
  394. 394Order-re: citizens are urged to vote "Yes" on Question Number One. (Vellucci) scanOct 16
  395. 395Resolutions on the Saint Paul's A. M. E. Church located on Bishop Richard Allen Drive. (Sullivan) scanOct 16
  396. 396Resolutions on Production and Inventory Control Week. (M. Danehy) scanOct 16
  397. 397Order-re: transportation of Liquefied Natural Gas be prohibited from residential streets in Cambridge. (M. Danehy) scanOct 16
  398. 398Communication from John R. McCarthy, Sec'y of the School Committee requesting the City Council to attend the Sub-committee meeting on Buildings and Grounds on Wednesday, November 8, 1978 at 7:00 P. M. at the Haggerty School. scanOct 16
  399. 399Communication from Thomas W. Danehy, Mayor, transmitting a compilation of the recently amended Massachusetts statutes governing public access to state, county and municipal records and also a copy of the Open Meeting Law as most recently amended by Chapter 372 of the Acts of 1978. scanOct 16
  400. 400Communication from Thomas W. Danehy, Mayor, inviting the City Council to the opening ceremonies for the Springfield Street Municipal Parking lot on Wednesday, October 18, 1978 at 2:30 P. M. scanOct 16
  401. 401Awaiting Report Item Number Seven, regarding an animal cremator. scanOct 16
  402. 402Draft of the Elementary Facilities Study of the Cambridge Public Schools. scanOct 16
  403. 403Awaiting Report Item Number Twenty of October 16, 1978 relative to an energy audit of all public buildings. scanOct 16
  404. 404Awaiting Report Item Number Three, of October 16, 1978 regarding the resurfacing of streets and sidewalks in East Cambridge. scanOct 16
  405. 405Awaiting Report Item Number One of October 16, 1978 regarding the issuance of taxi cab licenses. scanOct 16
  406. 406AN ACT AUTHORIZING THE LICENSE COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF CAMBRIDGE TO ESTABLISH CERTAIN LICENSE FEES. scanOct 16
  407. 407Awaiting Report Number Sixteen, regarding the status of the Putnam School. scanOct 16
  408. 408Awaiting Report Item Number Nineteen of October 16, 1978 regarding the filling of vacant positions on the Rent Control Board. scanOct 16
  409. 409Resolutions on John G. Caulfield (Sullivan) scanOct 16
  410. 410Order- re: City Manager be removed. (Crane). PLACED ON FILE. scanOct 23
  411. 411PLACED ON FILE - Order - re: City Manager be suspended (Crane) scanOct 23
  412. 412PLACED ON FILE - Communication from James L. Sullivan, City Manager, transmitting a copy of a communication sent to Councillor Frisoli on October 5, 1978 relative to the East Cambridge/Lechmere Project. scanOct 23
  413. 413Order-support of the passage of the Public Policy Question for the 27th Middlesex District re: moratorium of the MBTA Red Line Extension. (M. Danehy) scanOct 23
  414. 414List of signatures presented to the City Council on October 23, 1978 supporting the Red Line Extension. scanOct 23
  415. 415Revised list of the corporate Fidelity and Surety Companies authorized to transact business in this Commonwealth. scanOct 6
  416. 416Memo from the City Manager that the Department Heads to refrain from suggesting successor in letter of resignation or leave of absence. scanOct 6
  417. 417Remarks of Senator Edward M. Kennedy Dedication Ceremonies of John F. Kennedy School of Government - Harvard University. scanOct 21
  418. 418Order-inviting Brock Adams, Sec'y of Transportation to the next City Council meeting. (M. Danehy) scanOct 30
  419. 419Order-congratulating the Polish Community on the selection of John-Paul II (M. Danehy) scanOct 30
  420. 420Order-suspension of the City Manager. (Crane) scanOct 30
  421. 421Order-removal of the City Manager. (Crane) scanOct 30
  422. 422Order-appropriating the sum of $6,159.02 for payment of unpaid bills of a previous fiscal year by the School Dept. (Crane) PLACED ON FILE. scanOct 30
  423. 423Resolutions on David Koocher. (Sullivan) scanOct 30
  424. 424Order-City Clerk to notify inhabitants of Cambridge to vote on November 7, 1978. (M. Danehy) scanOct 30
  425. 425Notice of a public hearing by the Dept. of Public Utilities on November 2, 1978 at 10 A. M. at 100 Cambridge St., Boston, re: rates for towing of motor vehicles where ordered by police or other public authorities. scanOct 30
  426. 426Public Safety meeting notice for Monday evening, October 30, 1978 at 5:30 P. M. to discuss the issue of nuclear power. scanOct 30
  427. 427Letter from the Cambridge Housing Authority re: naming the Tower Building of Roosevelt Towers for Clorae Evereteze. scanOct 30
  428. 428Report from Jenny Engineering Co. pertaining to the Red Line Extension. scanOct 30
  429. 429A city Council order re: traffic in the Fayerweater St. and Vassal Lane area and also the speeding on Cambridge St. between the Cambridge Hospital and Youville. scanOct 30
  430. 430RE: City Council Order No. 7 of October 2, 1978 re: assignment of a patrolman to the Gore St. area. scanOct 30
  431. 431RE: comm. from Chief Davenport, Cambridge Police re: speeding cars on Lincoln St. scanOct 30
  432. 432RE: letter from Police Dept. re: covering trucks of contractors. scanOct 30
  433. 433RE: Awaiting report #15 re: installation of a walk/no walk traffic light system at Raymond St. & Upland Road. scanOct 30
  434. 434Re: Awaiting Report # 12 re: pollution problem at Advent. scanOct 30
  435. 435RE: Awaiting REport # 9 re: permanent street sweeping signs. scanOct 30
  436. 436RE: Awaiting Report # 11 re: local bottle bill for Cambridge. scanOct 30
  437. 437Copy of the Notice of Assignment of site for an incinerator at 9 Columbia St. (Bioran Medical Laboratories), and a copy of approval by the Dept. of Environmental Quality Engineering of the Comm'lth of Mass. scanOct 30
  438. 438Transmital of a copy of a communication sent to Vice-Mayor Lawrence W. Frisoli on Oct. 5, 1978 re: East Cambridge/Lechmere Project. scanOct 30
  439. 439RE: Cambridge Housing Authority's Policy toward admission of Cambridge residents. scanOct 30
  440. 440RE: groundbreaking ceremony for Orion Research's new building on Blackstone St. on October 26, 1978 at 2 P. M. scanOct 30
  441. 441RE: this year's employment profile. scanOct 30
  442. 442Response to Council Order No. 7 of Oct. 15, 1978 re: speeding on Garden St. near St. Peter's Field. scanOct 30
  443. 443Response to Council Order No. 7 of Oct. 2, 1978 re: alcohol and narcotic consumption in the area of Gore St. scanOct 30
  444. 444Response to Council Order No. 22 of Sept. 11, 1978 re: construction of a backstop and the grading of the area along the Concord Avenue side of Tobin Field. scanOct 30
  445. 445Response to City Council Order No. 5 of Sept. 11, 1978 re: purchase of an animal cremator. scanOct 30
  446. 446Response to Awaiting Report No. 13 re: Fire Prevention Program. scanOct 30
  447. 447Response to Awaiting Report No. 7 re: parking problem at St. Peter's Field. scanOct 30
  448. 448Response to Awaiting Report No. 5 re: leasing arrangement for the East Cambridge Hockey Rink. scanOct 30
  449. 449Response to Awaiting Report No. 1 re: drug and alcohol related crimes in the city. scanOct 30
  450. 450Order- referring the petition of Bioran Medical Laboratory for the operation of a refuse disposal facility to the full City Council for hearing on November 13, 1978 at 8:30 P. M. scanNov 6
  451. 451Order-proclaiming November 16th as the Great American Smokeout. (M. Danehy) scanNov 6
  452. 452Resolutions on A Pope from Poland (M. Danehy) scanNov 6
  453. 453Resolutions proclaiming Nov. 6-12, 1978 as "Emergency Medical Services Week." (M. Danehy) scanNov 6
  454. 454RE: City Council Order No. 2 of Sept. 11, 1978 relative to the construction of a car proof temporary fence around the Fresh Pond Golf Course. scanNov 6
  455. 455Order-opposing the proposed garage of the MBTA on Alewife Brook Parkway. (Vellucci) scanNov 6
  456. 456Communication from City Manager to all Department Heads re: City Council orders. scanNov 6
  457. 457Meeting Notice of the Economic Development, Manpower and Employment Committee on Thursday, November 9, 1978 at 8:45 A. M. at 281 Albany Street. scanNov 6
  458. 458Press release re: Councillor Duehay in opposition to the City of Cambridge filing suit to stop the Red Line Construction. scanNov 6
  459. 459Notice of a publichearing by the Dept. of Public Utilities on November 16,1978 at 10 A. M. at 100 CambridgeSt., Boston re: petition of the Boston Edison Co. for approval of the issuance and sale of bonds. scanNov 6
  460. 460Comm. from Josephine Clark, The Cambridge-Somerville Post, requesting to be sent any news releases and photos of interest. scanNov 6
  461. 461Notice of a public hearing by the Dept. of Public Utilities on November 28, 1978 at 10 A. M. at 100 Cambridge St., Boston, re: procedures to be followed by gas and electric companies. scanNov 6
  462. 462Notice of a public hearing by the Dept. of Public Utilities on November 28, 1978 at 10 A. M. at 100 Cambridge St., Boston, re: propriety of the rates and charges set forth in MDPU no. 10-Supplement No. 143. scanNov 6
  463. 463Order-approval of the petition of Bioran Medical Laboratory for assignment of 9 Columbia St. as a site for a refuse disposal facility. scanNov 13
  464. 464Resolutions on community involvement with the East Cambridge Planning Team for establishing aneighborhood stabilization program. (Vellucci) scanNov 13
  465. 465Resolutions declaring a moratorium for 30 days for any demolition permit for the Cornerstone Baptist Church. (Wylie) scanNov 13
  466. 466Resolutions on Frederick Pierce. (Sullivan) scanNov 13
  467. 467Order-prepare resolutions on the death of Sergeant Richard Scott of the Police Dept. (Sullivan) scanNov 13
  468. 468Order-proposed Vellucci Park Project. (Vellucci) scanNov 13
  469. 469Resolution on the Annual Christmas Seals Drive. (M. Danehy) scanNov 13
  470. 470Petition of Lynda J. Wells, 44 May St. et al requesting to be heard before the City Council re: traffic on May St. scanNov 13
  471. 471Awaiting Report Item No. 5 of October 16, 1978 regarding the collection of excise tax. scanNov 13
  472. 472Awaiting Report Item No. 6, of October 16, 1978 regarding the status of Just-A-Start funds. scanNov 13
  473. 473Press release - Special Commission Investigating the Establishment of an Annual Automobile Emissions Inspection Program. scanNov 13
  474. 474Petition of Janet Rose et al opposing the planned construction by Bioran Medical Lab of an incinerator. scanNov 13
  475. 475Meeting notice of the Middlesex Conservation District for December 6, 1978 at 7:30 P. M. scanNov 13
  476. 476Notice of a public hearing by the Dept. of Public Utilities on December 19, 1978 at 10 A. M. at 100 Cambridge St., Boston re: joint petition of Metropolitan Coach Service, Inc. and Fiore Bus Service, Inc. scanNov 13
  477. 477Notice of a public hearing by the Dept. of Environmental Quality Engineering on Dec. 13, 1978 at 4 P. M. at 182 Tremont St., Boston, re: proposed revisions to the Massachusetts State Implementation Plan. scanNov 13
  478. 478Comm. from Lynda J. Wells & Donald R. Cuss re: proposed townhouses to be built on 600 Huron Ave. scanNov 13
  479. 479Response to Awaiting Report No. 7 re: number of vacant apartments in each project under jurisdiction of Cambridge Housing Authority. scanNov 13
  480. 480Order-proposed High School Athletic Complex to be named the William F. X. "Doc" Linskey Athletic Complex. (M. Danehy & Sullivan) scanNov 20
  481. 481Order-City Clerk to prepare resolutions on Attorney Andrew Trodden for being "Man of the Year". (Sullivan) scanNov 20
  482. 482Resolutions on Chester E. Hallice. (Sullivan) scanNov 20
  483. 483Order-dedicating the park at the corner of Windsor St. and Webster Ave. in memory of Edward S. Waitkus. (VEllucci) scanNov 20
  484. 484Order-cancellation of the meeting of the City Council on November 27, 1978. (Sullivan) scanNov 20
  485. 485Resolutions on Edward P. Kelley. (M. Danehy) scanNov 20
  486. 486Order-favoring the filing of legislation entitled: "AN ACT ABOLISHING THE OBLIGATIONS OF THE CITY OF CAMBRIDGE FOR MAINTENANCE COSTS OF THE DRAWBRIDGES OVER THE BROAD CANAL IN THE CITY OF CAMBRIDGE". (M. Danehy) scanNov 20
  487. 487Resolutions on the Cambridge Lodge of Elks No. 839. (Sullivan) scanNov 20
  488. 488Resolutions on a formal Sister Cities relationship with Cambridge, England. (M. Danehy) scanNov 20
  489. 489Resolutions on John Dixson (Graham & Sullivan) scanNov 20
  490. 490RE: Communication from Daniel J. Wuenschel, Exec. Dir., Cambridge Housing Authority, re: a request to stay the demolition order of the Russell School. scanNov 20
  491. 491Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk re: Swearing In Ceremony of Lt. Anthony Paolillo as a Police Captain. scanNov 20
  492. 492Petition and bill for filing with the 1979 Legislative session repealing the City's obligations and liabilities under Chapter 443 of the Acts of 1958, an ACT TRANSFERRING CONTROL OF THE DRAWBRIDGES OVER THE BROAD CANAL TO THE MDC. scanNov 20
  493. 493Response to Awaiting Report No. 11 re: assembling a committee of volunteer citizens to work toward bringing Cable TV into the city of Cambridge. scanNov 20
  494. 494REsponse to Awaiting Report No. 9 re: absolute hiring freeze on all city positions except in the Police and Fire Dept.s scanNov 20
  495. 495Response to Council Order No. 21 of 10/30/78 re: City of Cambridge joining in the suit agaings the Red Line eExtension. scanNov 20
  496. 496Response to Council Order No. 2 of November 6, 1978 re: parking time limit on Huron Ave. scanNov 20
  497. 497Response to City Council Order No. 16 of 10/30/78 re: demolition of the Russell School. scanNov 20
  498. 498Response to City Council Order No. 6 of October 23, 1978 re: inspections of Harvard Dormitories. scanNov 20
  499. 499Response to Awaiting Report No. 4 re: repairs for the railroad crossings at Cambridge St. near Portland St. and at Broadway near the Quadrangle. scanNov 20
  500. 500Comm. from Richard E. Bonz, Vice President, Minot, DeBlois & Maddison, Inc., requesting to be heard before the City Council re: zoning protest for Area 1 in the East Cambridge Riverfront Plan. scanNov 20
  501. 501Comm. from Patrick J. McNamara transmitting a letter of the arrival of Councilor Seamus Lynch of Belfast, Northern Ireland. scanNov 29
  502. 502Agenda for the Initial Hearings for the Fifth Year Block Grant Application Process. scanNov 21
  503. 503Comm. from Vice Mayor Lawrence W. Frisoli requesting the City Council to refer a group of questions re: CETA to the City Manager. scanDec 4
  504. 504Comm. from Gregor I. McGregor, Esq. re: complaint filed by the Red Line Alert challenging the Red Line Extension. scanDec 4
  505. 505Comm. from Senator Edward W. Brooke thanking the City Council for sending him a copy of the resolution adopted on the MBTA Red Line Extension Moratorium. scanDec 4
  506. 506Notice of a public hearing by the Dept. of Public Utilities on Dec. 21, 1978 at 10 A. M. at 100 Cambridge St., Boston, re: adoption of new accounts necessitated by the adoption of a standard cost of gas adjustment clause. scanDec 4
  507. 507Comm. from John R. McCarthy, Sec'y of the School Committee, re: order adopted by the School Committee re: naming the Cambridge School Department athletic facility the William F. "Doc" Linskey Athletic Field. scanDec 4
  508. 508RE: implementation of the East Cambridge Stabilization Program. scanDec 4
  509. 509Response to Council order No. 2 of November 13, 1978 re: estimated timetable for the development of the Inman Square Triangle. scanDec 4
  510. 510Response to Council order No. 6 of Oct. 23, 1978 re:inspection of Harvard dormitories. scanDec 4
  511. 511REsponse to City Council Order No. 24 cf October 16, 1978 re: continuing the Council on Aging Bus Service. scanDec 4
  512. 512REsponse to Awaiting Report No. 4 re: inspection of all homes near the new Public Works Facility. scanDec 4
  513. 513Order-re: special City Council meeting to discuss the future plans of the MBTA. (Vellucci) scanDec 4
  514. 514Resolutions on Ralph J. Darling. (Sullivan) scanDec 4
  515. 515Resolutions on Armando (Manny) Granato. (Sullivan) scanDec 4
  516. 516Order-filing the legislation entitled "An Act To Secure The Right For Cambridge To Regulate Institutional Land Uses Within Certain Residential Districts." (Preusser) scanDec 4
  517. 517Order re: filing legislation entitled "AN ACT TO CLARIFY THE CAMBRIDGE RENT CONTROL LAW AS PREVENTING THE EVICTION OF CERTAIN TENANTS IN CONTROLLED CONDOMINIUM UNITS." (Graham) scanDec 4
  518. 518Annual Report of the Metropolitan District Commission for the Fiscal year ending 6/30/77. scanDec 4
  519. 519Order-re: development of the Russell School site for the working people and/or elderly. (Vellucci) FAILED OF ADOPTION. scanDec 11
  520. 520Order-re: all future pay raises be subject to an evaluation and merit review. (Preusser) scanDec 11
  521. 521Resolutions on Lawrence H. DeGuglielmo. (Frisoli) scanDec 11
  522. 522Order-re: City Solicitor to bring suit on behalf of the city re: residency requirements for subsidized housing. (Preusser) scanDec 11
  523. 523Order-re: total number of condominiums in the city and the effect of legislation re: condominium conversion evictions. (Frisoli) scanDec 11
  524. 524Comm. from John R. McCarthy, Sec'y of the School Committee re: naming the high school building the Edward W. Quinn Auditorium. scanDec 11
  525. 525Comm. from Michael F. Brewer, Assistant Vice-President for Government and Community Affairs re: Harvard-Radcliffe museums' admissions policies and public access. scanDec 11
  526. 526Comm. from John R. McCarthy, Sec'y of the School Committee re: returning the possession of the Russell School to the City of Cambridge. scanDec 11
  527. 527Comm. from John R. McCarthy, Sec'y of the School Committee re: returning the possession of the Lowell School to the City of Cambridge. scanDec 11
  528. 528Resolution pertaining to the East Cambridge/Lechmere Triangle Development Project. scanDec 11
  529. 529Emergency procedures to address the needs of the elderly during a declared emergency. scanDec 11
  530. 530Groundbreading ceremony at the Fletcher School on Wednesday, Dec. 13th at 10 A. M. scanDec 11
  531. 531Response to City Council Order No. 14 of 11/13/78 re: speeding on Vassal Lane and Concord Ave. scanDec 11
  532. 532Re: order adopted by the School Committee returning possession of the Lowell St. School to the City of Cambridge. scanDec 11
  533. 533Response to Awaiting Report No. 17 re: acceptance of grants to the School Dept. scanDec 11
  534. 534Response to Awaiting Report No. 16 re: use of Russell School site for elderly housing. scanDec 11
  535. 535AN ACT TO AUTHORIZE THE ESTABLISHMENT OF NEIGHBORHOOD CONSERVATION DISTRICTS AND PROTECTED LANDMARKS IN THE CITY OF CAMBRIDGE. scanDec 11
  536. 536Order—exempting the Cornerstone Baptist Church for any demolition moratorium. (Sullivan) scanDec 11
  537. 537Order—"AN ACT AUTHORIZE THE ESTABLISHMENT OF A NEIGHBORHOOD CONSERVATION DISTRICTS AND PROTECTED LANDMARKS IN THE CITY OF CAMBRIDGE" (Graham) scanDec 11
  538. 538Resolution on appointing an appropriate committee to commemorate the 350th Anniversary of the City of Cambridge. (Sullivan) scanDec 18
  539. 539Order re: housing emergency (Vellucci & Frisoli) scanDec 18
  540. 540Response to Awaiting Report Item #12 re: patrol officers assigned to the Portland-Berkshire Street area. scanDec 18
  541. 541Response to Awaiting Report No. 1 re: city's strategy for dealing with the potential problem of gentrification. scanDec 18
  542. 542Information from George Teso, Traffic Director, re: to his request for additional funds. scanDec 18
  543. 543Response to Council Order No. 9 of 12/4/78 re: improvements and landscaping at Hoyt Field. scanDec 18
  544. 544Response to Council Order No. 4 of 12/4/78 re: construction and supervision of a skating rink in the Sennott Pk. area and in the Riverside Press site. scanDec 18
  545. 545Response to Council Order No. 3 of 12/4/78 re: acquisition and development of Inman Sq. as an open space. scanDec 18
  546. 546Response to Awaiting Report No. 3 re: current telephone rates and charges. scanDec 18
  547. 547News release from the Law Enforcement Assistance Administration. scanDec 18

Finance

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  1. 1Order - Council on Aging bus to be parked nightly at the Water Dept. (Sullivan) scanJan 9
  2. 2Order - status of the jail at the Middlesex County Courthouse. (Frisoli) scanJan 9
  3. 3Order-sewer projects in Cambridge. (Vellucci) scanJan 9
  4. 4Order-water problems in the city. (Vellucci) scanJan 9
  5. 5Order-issuance of bonds for the new high school. (Vellucci) scanJan 9
  6. 6Order-development of the Bennett-Eliot Yards. (Vellucci) scanJan 9
  7. 7Annuity in the amount of $3,000.00 for Mrs. Yvonne M. Belanger. scanJan 9
  8. 8Order-enforcement of the City Ordinances (Graham) scanJan 23
  9. 9Order-gasoline expenditures for city cars. (Crane) scanJan 23
  10. 10Order-contracting policy during snow emergencies. (Crane) scanJan 23
  11. 11Order-notification to citizens re: tickets citing the nonmoving of cars within 24 hours during a snowstorm. (Crane) scanJan 23
  12. 12Order-bill payments at the City Hospital. (Crane) scanJan 23
  13. 13Order-federal funds for training and employing our youth. (Vellucci) scanJan 23
  14. 14Order-permanent Commissioner of Public Health. (Preusser) scanJan 23
  15. 15Order-repair and restoration of the Council Chamber. (Duehay) scanJan 23
  16. 16Appropriation of $167,681 for the Police Dept. and acceptance of grants from Anti-Recessionary Fiscal Assistance. scanJan 23
  17. 17Appropriation in the amount of $1,800 for the Conservation Commission. scanJan 23
  18. 18Appropriation transfer of $15,000 in the Library Dept. scanJan 23
  19. 19Issuance of bonds for the New High School. scanJan 23
  20. 20Order-trucks traveling through Warren St. (Vellucci) scanFeb 13
  21. 21Order-Council on Aging bus to be repaired. (Duehay) scanFeb 13
  22. 22Order-City Council Balcony (Wylie) scanFeb 13
  23. 23Order-test borings at the city dump. (Crane) scanFeb 13
  24. 24Order-Resident Sticker Parking program in the area of Cambridge Terrace, Buenivista Park and Richdale Ave. (Frisoli) scanFeb 13
  25. 25Order-retain the Council on Aging Office on the 1st floor of the Annex. (Duehay) scanFeb 13
  26. 26Order-relocation of the Engineering Dept. (Crane) scanFeb 13
  27. 27Order-use of parking lots during snow storms. (Crane) scanFeb 13
  28. 28Order-M. D. C's plowing operations (Crane) scanFeb 13
  29. 29Order-catch basin at 40-42 Chilton St. (Sullivan) scanFeb 13
  30. 30Order-cable television. (Crane) scanFeb 13
  31. 31Transfer in the amount of $50,000.00 in the Public Works Dept. scanFeb 13
  32. 32Appropriation in the amount of $2,000,000 in the Public Works Dept. scanFeb 13
  33. 33Recommended Community Development Program for Fiscal 1979 Block Grant Entitlement Funds. scanFeb 13
  34. 34Acceptance and appropriation of a Skill Training Improvement Program grant under CETA Title III of $146,988.00 to the Hospital. scanFeb 13
  35. 35Acceptance and appropriation of a grant of $12,000 from the Middlesex-Cambridge Lung Assoc. to the Pulmonary Clinic of the Hospital. scanFeb 13
  36. 36Loan order in the amount of $2,500,000 for the reconstruction, re-modeling, rehabilitation and modernication of the Fletcher School. scanFeb 13
  37. 37Order-Memorial Plaque at the new East Cambridge Fire Station. (Frisoli) scanFeb 27
  38. 38Order-making Leonard Ave. and Washburn Ave. one-way streets. (Crane) scanFeb 27
  39. 39Order-Memorial Plaque at the Cambridge Police Dept. (Frisoli) scanFeb 27
  40. 40Order-present status of certain positions within the city. (Crane) scanFeb 27
  41. 41Order-assessment policy for condominiums. (Crane) scanFeb 27
  42. 42Order-telephone communication system within City Hall. (Preusser) scanFeb 27
  43. 43Order-elimination of Proportional Representation. (Frisoli) scanFeb 27
  44. 44Appropriation in the amount of $22,750.00 to Rent Control. scanFeb 27
  45. 45Acceptance and appropriation of an LEAA grant in the amount of $45,000.00 to provide services to high school age youth. scanFeb 27
  46. 46Order-Portland St. development project. (Vellucci) scanMar 13
  47. 47Order-appropriation of $600.00 to the Police Dept. ( M. Danehy) scanMar 13
  48. 48Order-insurance coverage for Cambridge Municipal Employees (Vellucci) scanMar 13
  49. 49Order-security guards at LBJ Apartments. (Sullivan) scanMar 13
  50. 50Order-bus stop in Central Sq. for the former Granite St. bus route. (Sullivan) scanMar 13
  51. 51Order-catch basin at Brookline & Erie Streets and Pearl and Erie Streets. (Sullivan) scanMar 13
  52. 52Order-24 hour traffic ban (Wylie) scanMar 13
  53. 53Order-"gateway to Cambridge" at Route 16 and Mass. Ave. (Crane) scanMar 13
  54. 54Order-Dog Officer concentrate on section of the city where trash is being picked up. (Crane) scanMar 13
  55. 55Appropriation of $1,032.04 to the Library. scanMar 13
  56. 56Details of the LEAA Grant to the School Department. scanMar 13
  57. 57PLACED ON FILE - East Cambridge-Charles River Development (Vellucci) scanMar 20
  58. 58Order-vandalism and lack of security in the elderly housing developments under the jurisdiction of the Housing Authority. (Vellucci) scanMar 20
  59. 59Order-Home Rule petition involving condominiums. (Frisoli) scanMar 20
  60. 60Order-legal fees paid by the city. (Crane) scanMar 20
  61. 61Order-snow removal from property owned by Harvard, MIT, Lesley and other institutions. (Preusser) scanMar 20
  62. 62Order-patrol schedule for the Dog Officer for the Fresh Pond area. (Preusser) scanMar 20
  63. 63Order-status of the Springfield St. parking lot. (Duehay) scanMar 20
  64. 64Order-financing of the High School bonds. (Crane) scanMar 20
  65. 65Order-system for the collection of parking and traffic fines. (Duehay) scanMar 20
  66. 66Three appropriation orders to provide funds for the administration and execution of the Section 312 Housing loan program. scanMar 20
  67. 67Requesting approval of a series of permanent and temporary easements for the sewer construction program. scanMar 20
  68. 68Order-reduce motor vehicle speed on Gore St. (Frisoli) scanMar 29
  69. 69Order-police officers to patrol the elderly housing developments. (Frisoli) scanMar 29
  70. 70Resolutions re: Youth March for Jobs (Preusser) scanMar 29
  71. 71Order-report on all Wheel Vehicle Carriers and Rail Carriers (Mayor Danehy) scanMar 29
  72. 72Order-status of the underground National Gas lines. (Mayor Danehy) scanMar 29
  73. 73Order-cleaning up the parking area for St. Anthony's Church (Sullivan) scanMar 29
  74. 74Order-restriction of parking at the Fresh Pond Reservation. (Wylie) scanMar 29
  75. 75Order-City Manager to discuss the budgeting increases. (Wylie) scanMar 29
  76. 76Order-planting of trees and/or shrubs around the northeastern edge of Fresh Pond. (Wylie) scanMar 29
  77. 77Order accepting a private contribution of $1,500.00 to the Arts Council. scanMar 29
  78. 78Order-elderly can secure their resident parking stickers from a convenient location. (M. Danehy) scanApr 3
  79. 79Order-taxi cab licenses (Frisoli) scanApr 3
  80. 80Order-portable schools during the remodernization of the Fletcher School. (Vellucci) scanApr 3
  81. 81Order-benches along Memorial Drive and in our city parks to be repaired. (Frisoli) scanApr 3
  82. 82Order-cleaning of the Arthur Reardon Park (Sullivan) scanApr 3
  83. 83Order-Code Enforcement Citation Book. (M. Danehy) scanApr 3
  84. 84Order-aspect of the CETA Program. (Crane) scanApr 3
  85. 85Order-enclosing in the fall tax bills a notification to property owners as to their responsibility for the removal of snow from city sidewalks. (Preusser) scanApr 3
  86. 86Order-implementation of the Architectural Barriers' Code for the handicapped in the City's buildings under renovation or proposed buildings. (Preusser) scanApr 3
  87. 87Order-placing the question of Cable Television on the ballot in the upcoming election. (Crane, Graham and Vellucci) scanApr 3
  88. 88Appropriation and acceptance of grant in the amount of $3,000 from the Mass. Historical Commission; Appropriation of $6,000 to the Public Investment Fund for use by the Historical Commission. scanApr 3
  89. 89Acceptance and appropriation of four grants to the Library totalling $7,659.00. scanApr 3
  90. 90Appropriation transfer in the sum of $1,125.00 to the License Comm. scanApr 3
  91. 91Order-turn the former tot-lot on the Waterhouse St. side of the Common into a basketball court. (Sullivan) scanApr 10
  92. 92Order-demolition of the property at 10-14 Fairmont St. (Graham) scanApr 10
  93. 93Order-demolition of 16-18 Cottage St. (Duehay) scanApr 10
  94. 94Order-testing marijuana without legal penalty to the former owner. (Presser) scanApr 10
  95. 95Order-federal funding to provide a testing program of poisonous marijuana. (Graham) scanApr 10
  96. 96Order-watering and refurbishing the city parks for spring and summer. (Frisoli) scanApr 10
  97. 97Response to Council Order No. 3 of 3/28/78 re: permanent financing for the H igh School Project. scan—
  98. 98Order-plans for Victory Gardens. (Graham) scan—
  99. 99Transfer to the Election Commission in the amount of $22,000.00. scan—
  100. 100Transfer in the Recreation Dept. in the amount of $7,400.00. scan—
  101. 101Order-establishing a Cambridge Animal Commission. (Duehay) scanApr 24
  102. 102Order-expansion of the Victory Garden Program. (Duehay) scanApr 24
  103. 103Order-legal opinion on testing marijuana without legal penalty to the former owner. (Preusser) scanApr 24
  104. 104Order-containment policy for university growth. (Duehay, Preusser, Wylie, Danehy, Frisoli, Graham, Sullivan, and Vellucci) scanApr 24
  105. 105Order-the repair of the fence located on the property of Ms. Ann Talario. (Vellucci) scanApr 24
  106. 106Order-resurfacing the streets of Cambridge. (Vellucci) scanApr 24
  107. 107Resolutions on the restriction of through traffic into the residential neighborhood of East Cambridge. (Vellucci) scanApr 24
  108. 108Order-vacant property within the Wellington-Harrington Neighborhood Improvement Area. (Vellucci) scanApr 24
  109. 109Order-notifying the water users the exact location of the Water Dept. (Danehy) scanApr 24
  110. 110Tranfer of $4,000 in the Community Development Dept. scanApr 24
  111. 111Appropriation of $2,057,782.00 to the Cambridge Office of Manpower Affairs. scanApr 24
  112. 112Appropriation of $3,000 to the Community Development Department. scanApr 24
  113. 113Order-decision selecting Carpenter Associates as the potential developer of Parcel 1B in Harvard Sq. scanApr 24
  114. 114Order-duties of Elspeth Taylor, Director of Fiscal Affairs of the Cambridge Housing Authority. scanApr 24
  115. 115Appropriation transfer of $30,000 to the Law Dept. scanMay 1
  116. 116Order-sidewalk in front of 618-620 Huron Ave. (Danehy) scanMay 1
  117. 117Order-policy for sidewalk repair. (Duehay) scanMay 1
  118. 118Order-operation of the Charlesbank Laundry on Putnam Avenue. (Graham) scanMay 1
  119. 119Order-soccer field on land presently owned by M.I.T. (Vellucci) scanMay 8
  120. 120Order-present firefighters list. (Frisoli) scanMay 8
  121. 121Order-Cambridge Portuguese Sports Team Inc. to use Donnelly Field. (Frisoli) scanMay 8
  122. 122Reinstituting police officer or incresing foot patrols in and around the Cambridge Rindge LatingHigh School. (Sullivan) scanMay 8
  123. 123Order-proper e quipment and adequate funds for the City Clerk. (Frisoli) scanMay 8
  124. 124Order-intention of the City Manager and Fire Chief in naming the new East Cambridge Fire Station. (Frisoli) scanMay 8
  125. 125Order-immunity from arrest and prosecution to citizens turning in marijuana for testing. (Preusser) scanMay 8
  126. 126Order-licensed drug programs as a "middle ground" for paraquat testing. (Preusser) scanMay 8
  127. 127Order-plaque for all Cambridge Firefighters killed in the line of duty. (Frisoli) scanMay 8
  128. 128Order-establishment of a moratorium on non-profit tax-exempt education institutions. (Crane) scanMay 8
  129. 129Order-affirmative action aspect of the proposed reorganization of the School Dept. (Graham) scanMay 8
  130. 130Order-"TM Associates" at 634 Mass. Ave. (Sullivan) scanMay 8
  131. 131Order-security guards to protect the elderly public housing residents. (Frisoli and Vellucci) scanMay 8
  132. 132Order-heavy truck traffic in the Riverside, Cambridgeport, Model Cities and East Cambridge neighborhoods. (Graham) scanMay 8
  133. 133Order-another Little League Diamond on the Tobin Field. (Frisoli) scanMay 8
  134. 134Order-speeding tickets on Gore St. (Frisoli) scanMay 8
  135. 135Order-placing stop signs, posting 25 m.p.h. and painting children on Gore St. (Frisoli) scanMay 8
  136. 136Order-crosswalk at 120 Gore St. (Frisoli) scanMay 8
  137. 137Order-enlarging the parking lot at the Golf Course. (Frisoli) scanMay 8
  138. 138Order-making a Soccer/Football field at the Somerville site behind Gore St. and also at Track 4-C on Portland St. (Frisoli) scanMay 8
  139. 139Changed bond authorization for the Inman Sq. Parking Facility. scanMay 8
  140. 140Changes in the bond authorization for the Riverside Press Site. scanMay 8
  141. 141Appropriation of $555.75 to Community Schools. scanMay 15
  142. 142Transfer of $1,000.00 to Communtiy Schools. scanMay 15
  143. 143Transfer of $3,500.00 in the Building Dept. scanMay 15
  144. 144Acceptance of a grant of $5,000.00 from tje Dept. of Elder Affairs to be used to plan services for the elderly. scanMay 15
  145. 145Order-repairing the streets and sidewalks on Speridakis Terrace. (Frisoli) PLACED ON FILE scanMay 15
  146. 146Resolutions on refurbishing the City Council Chamber. (Crane) scanMay 15
  147. 147Order-arrangement of a meeting re: operations of the Charlesbank Laundry. (Graham) scanMay 15
  148. 148Order-soccer field on Tract 4-C on Portland St. (Frisoli) scanMay 15
  149. 149Order-closing Ellery St. between Cambridge St. and Broadway, during school hours. (Danehy) scanMay 15
  150. 150Order-pilot mounted police program. (Danehy) scanMay 15
  151. 151Order-failure of the General Court to enact the Bottle Bill. (Wylie) scanMay 15
  152. 152Order-contracts concerning sewer project construction in East Cambridge. (Frisoli) scanMay 15
  153. 153Order-sewer construction on Portland St. and First St. (Frisoli) scanMay 15
  154. 154Order-responsibility for resurfacing Cambridge St. (Crane) scanMay 15
  155. 155Order-one-way signs on Vandine St. (Danehy) scanMay 15
  156. 156Order-modernization project at Jefferson Park. (Danehy) scanMay 15
  157. 157Order-lighting at the Fresh Pond Golf Course. (Frisoli) scanMay 15
  158. 158Order-young people congregating at the Gore St. playground. (Frisoli) scanMay 15
  159. 159Order-crosswalk connecting the VFW Post to the Fresh Pond Golf Course across Huron Avenue. (Frisoli) scanMay 15
  160. 160Order-plaque to be erected at Police Headquarters in memory of police officers killed in the line of duty. (Danehy) scanMay 15
  161. 161Order-re: visitor parking passes to teachers and administrators of the Harrington School. (Frisoli) scanMay 22
  162. 162Order-disposing of solid waste. (Crane) scanMay 22
  163. 163Order- excluding proposed construction of the Italian Cultural Center from any proposed zoning ordinance. (Vellucci) scanMay 22
  164. 164Order-altering the Revenue Sharing form ula to compensate for non-taxpaying institutions. (Vellucci) scanMay 22
  165. 165Order-ward and precinct each pupil from the Fundamental School. (Vellucci) scanMay 22
  166. 166Mt. Auburn Neighborhood Health Clinic. (Crane) scanMay 22
  167. 167Order-double parking in Inman Sq. and Harvard Sq. (Sullivan) scanMay 22
  168. 168Copy of the School Dept. Budget. scanMay 22
  169. 169Appropriation transfer of $4,800.00 in Finance - Assessing. scanMay 22
  170. 170Order-demolition of the house located at the corner of Garfield St. and Mass. Ave. (Duehay) scanJun 5
  171. 171Order-replacing the street signs on Bigelow St. (Sullivan) scanJun 5
  172. 172Order-installation of lights at Sennott Park an d Hoyt Field. (Graham) scanJun 5
  173. 173Order-Social Security Office, Federal Tax Office, and other State or Federal Agencies to Central Sq. (Vellucci) scanJun 5
  174. 174Order-resurfacing streets and sidewalks in East Cambridge (Vellucci) scanJun 5
  175. 175Order-extent of drug and alcohol related crimes in the City (Frisoli) scanJun 5
  176. 176Order-Community Development Dept. and North Cambridge Business Community to work on problems associated with the pending moratorium (Frisoli) scanJun 5
  177. 177PLACED ON FILE -Chapter 196 of the Acts of 1978 the same being AN ACT PERMITTING THE CITY OF CAMBRIDGE TO ISSUE BONDS IN THE PRINCIPAL AMOUNT OF TWENTY MILLION SIX HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS PAYABLE WITHIN TWENTY YEARS. scanJun 5
  178. 178Notice of Sale for the High School Bond Issue. scanJun 5
  179. 179Authorization for the City Manager to make administrative transfers from allotments with available balances to those needing supplementation to process year end bills. scanJun 5
  180. 180Transfer of $1,500.00 to Employee Benefits. scanJun 5
  181. 181Transfer of $9,000.00 to the City Clerk Dept. scanJun 5
  182. 182Transfer of $8,110.00 to General Services to cover cost of postage. scanJun 5
  183. 183Transfer of $29,500.00 in the Library. scanJun 5
  184. 184Appropriation transfer of $6,300.00 to Finance Other Ordinary Maintenance to cover costs in the Assessing Division. scanJun 5
  185. 185Appropriation of $12,536.00 to the Police Dept. scanJun 5
  186. 186Transfer of $22,600 to the Finance Dept. scanJun 5
  187. 187Annuity to M. Madeline Vinicomb in the amount of $2,000.00. scanJun 5
  188. 188Authorization to borrow in anticipation of taxes for the FY 78/79 a sum not to exceed $50,000,000. scanJun 12
  189. 189Resolution approving and authorizing submission of financial settlement application and execution of closeout agreement for Project No. Mass. R-108. scanJun 12
  190. 190Appropriation transfer of $189,000 within the Health and Hospitals budget. scanJun 12
  191. 191Appropriation of $1,015.00 to the Police Dept. scanJun 12
  192. 192Approval of a Bond Issue for $4,550,000 for the construction of a garage at the corner of Commercial Ave. and Monsignor O'Brien Highway as outlined in the East Cambridge Riverfront Plan. scanJun 12
  193. 193Order-plans for the continuance and location of all Alternative High Schools and their offices. scanJun 12
  194. 194Order-Commissioner of Public Works to issue a permit to United Pentecostal Council of the Assemblies of God, Inc. to erect a tent at the corner of Memorial Drive and Blackstone St. (M. DANEHY) scanJun 12
  195. 195Order-foot patrolman in the Corcoran Park, Strawberry Hill area. (Frisoli) scanJun 12
  196. 196Order-organization of a planning team in the Haggerty School. (Vellucci) scanJun 12
  197. 197Order-subponea powers (Frisoli) scanJun 12
  198. 198Order-money collected from taxes, computerized collections, etc. (Frisoli) scanJun 12
  199. 199Order-work assignments for James Cassidy, Joseph Pini and Robert Sullivan. (Frisoli) scanJun 12
  200. 200Order-potential problem of gentrification and insuring the protection of our residential community. (Preusser) scanJun 12
  201. 201Order-demolition of buildings constructed prior to 1939 have written consent from Historical Commission (Preusser) scanJun 12
  202. 202Order-appropriating the sum of $30,000 within the Animal Control Commission's budget. (Wylie) scanJun 26
  203. 203Order-appropriating $2,500 to the Conservation Commission's proposed budget for FY 78/79 (Duehay & Wylie) scanJun 26
  204. 204Order-project which allows heavy trucks to travel down the Mass. Turnpike. (Crane) scanJun 26
  205. 205Appropriation of various grants totalling $123,746.47 to the Dept. of Health and Hospitals. scanJun 26
  206. 206Authorization to apportion and transfer the $750,000 appropriation to support salary adjustments. scanJun 26
  207. 207Appropriation of a grant from the Mass. Historical Commission of $2,145.07 to the Historical Commission. scanJun 26
  208. 208Appropriation of a grant from the Dept. of Elder Affairs of $5,000 to the Elderly Services Dept. scanJun 26
  209. 209Appropriation of a Federal grant of $24,805 to the Recreation Dept. scanJun 26
  210. 210Appropriation of $6,343.93 to the Library. scanJun 26
  211. 211Order providing for an easement at the premises numbered 22 Putnam Avenue. — SIAR CORPORATION scanJun 26
  212. 212Acceptance of a grant of $5,000 to the Cambridge Arts Council. scanJun 26
  213. 213Order for the installation of a storm water drain at the property located between 23 Gurney Street and 145 Lakeview Ave. scanJun 26
  214. 214Order-health and safety problems on Lamont Ave. (Crane & Sullivan) scanJun 26
  215. 215Order-comprehensive policy re: demolition of existing residences in the City of Cambridge. (Graham) scanJun 26
  216. 216Order-status of funds for the CRA Just-A-Start Program (Crane) scanJun 26
  217. 217Order-acceptance of a grant of $3,000 from Vingo Trust for the Cambridge Arts Council. scanJun 26
  218. 218Order-removal and relocation of the underground steam line of the Cambridge Steam Corporation. (Frisoli) scanJun 26
  219. 219Order-repair the railroad tracks across Cambridge St. and also Broadway. (Crane) scanJun 26
  220. 220Order-drinking fountain in Central Sq. (Duehay) scanJun 26
  221. 221Order-No Parking signs at 14 Plymouth St. (Frisoli) scanJun 26
  222. 222Order-providing the Rent Control Office with $1200.00 (Preusser) scanJun 26
  223. 223Order-time off to administrative employees who can be spared on July 3, 1978 (Sullivan) scanJun 26
  224. 224Order-supplemental appropriation to restore the amount of $14,500 to Systems Development for the FY 78/79 budget. (Sullivan) scanJun 26
  225. 225Order-restoring $75,000 to the Water Dept. budget (Preusser) scanJun 26
  226. 226Order-regulating of coin-operated vending machines. (Preusser) scanJun 26
  227. 227Order-hollow space between the sidewalk and ground at 480 Cambridge St. (Frisoli) scanJun 26
  228. 228Order-sidewalk at 11 Tufts Street and 194 Monsignor O'Brien Highway. (M. Danehy) scanJun 26
  229. 229Award from Vingo Trust to the Cambridge Arts Council in the amount of $3,000. scanJun 26
  230. 230Appropriation and acceptance of a grant in the amount of $5,000 to the Cambridge Arts Council from the Dayton-Hudson Foundation. scanJun 26
  231. 231Order-joint effort to develop a soccer field behind the Gore St. skating rink. (M. Danehy, M. August, Somerville and Vellucci) scanJun 26
  232. 232Order-recreational facilities in Ward one. (Frisoli) scanJun 26
  233. 233Order-analysis of the current telephone rates and charges. (Duehay) scanJul 10
  234. 234Order-enforcing Traffic Regulation Section 17.2 entitled "Heavy Commercial Vehicles Excluded from Certain Streets" in and around the Sixth St., Spring St. area. scanJul 10
  235. 235Appropriation of $619,500 to the Salary Adjustment Allotment; $15,350 to the Fire Dept.; and $15,150 to the Police Dept. scanJul 10
  236. 236Communication from Claire E. Rodley, Acting Sec'y of the School Committee re: acquisition of a garage on West St. for use as a playground. scanJul 26
  237. 237Order re: correcting the discontinuance of a westerly portion of Webster Ave. scanJul 26
  238. 238Order-re: seek funding for the purpose of constructing a football/soccer field in East Cambridge (Frisoli) PLACED ON FILE. scanSep 11
  239. 239Order-re: making Lincoln St. one way. (Frisoli) scanSep 11
  240. 240Order-temporarily decline all city assistance to Red Line construction until an allocation of funds by the MBTA is received. (Wylie) scanSep 11
  241. 241Order-construction of an island at the intersection of Pleasant St. and Western Ave. (Graham ) scanSep 11
  242. 242Order-re: prepare applications to Federal and State for reimbursement for a football/soccer field in East Cambridge. (Frisoli) scanSep 11
  243. 243Order-construction of a backstop and grading of the area in the Tobin Field along the Concord Ave. side. (Frisoli) scanSep 11
  244. 244Order-re: raise the level of pavement on Eighth St. and Cambridge St. (Frisoli) scanSep 11
  245. 245Order-replace the "Private Way" sign on Blaire Place. (Frisoli) scanSep 11
  246. 246Order-re: parking problem at St. Peter's Field. (M. Danehy) scanSep 11
  247. 247Order-bus shelter at Cottage Park Ave., and Mass. Ave. (M. Danehy) scanSep 11
  248. 248Order-free parking for Cambridge Senior Citizens (M. Danehy) scanSep 11
  249. 249Order-intersection of Fayerweather St. and Vassal Lane; speeding on Cambridge St. between Cambridge Hospital and Youville Hospital and speeding on Lincoln St. (M. Danehy) scanSep 11
  250. 250Order-installation of a traffic signal at Pearl St. and Speridakis Terrace. (Duehay) scanSep 11
  251. 251Order-no political sign to be placed on any property in the city. (Sullivan) scanSep 11
  252. 252Order-restaurants to provide access to toilets. (Crane.) scanSep 11
  253. 253Order-repairs of the railroad tracks at Cambridge St. near Portland St. and also at Broadway near the Quandrangle. (Crane) scanSep 11
  254. 254Order-leasing arrangement for the East Cambridge Hockey Rink. (Crane) scanSep 11
  255. 255Order-purchasing an animal cremator (Crane) scanSep 11
  256. 256Order-crash program for the repair of the streets and sidewalks. (Crane) scanSep 11
  257. 257Order-construction of a car proof, temporary "fence" around the Golf Course. (Crane) scanSep 11
  258. 258Order-repair the sidewalk at the corner of Plymouth and Hamlin Streets. (Frisoli) scanSep 18
  259. 259Order-repair Fenno St. between Garden St. and Sherman St. and the sidewalk on the corner of Huron Ave. and Fountain Terrace. (M. Danehy) scanSep 18
  260. 260Order-Health Dept. to inspect all homes near the new Public Works facility on Hampshire St. (Frisoli) scanSep 18
  261. 261Order authorizing the funding of the Public Works Dept. from the Federal Disaster Administration in the amount of $152,280. scanSep 18
  262. 262Tax rate for 1979. scanSep 18
  263. 263Order authorizing the funding of Public Safety - Police from Anti-Recession/Counter Cyclical funds in the amount of $181,163. scanSep 18
  264. 264Order authorizing the funding the Public Safety - Police from the Parking Fund in the amount of $250,000. scanSep 18
  265. 265Appropriation of $50,000 for the Fire Department. scanSep 18
  266. 266Acceptance of a grant of $34,000 from the National Endowment for the Arts. scanSep 18
  267. 267Appropriation of $445.00 for the remainder of the Nurse Hypertension Training Grant of the Health and Hospital Dept. scanSep 18
  268. 268Order-local bottle bill for Cambridge. (Crane) scanSep 25
  269. 269Order-status of negotiations concerning Arsenal Square during the period of the maratorium (Preusser) scanSep 25
  270. 270Order-control of dogs in Ward 9 Precinct 5 (M. Danehy) scanSep 25
  271. 271Order-private contractors' trucks to be covered (Crane) scanSep 25
  272. 272Order-establishing a tax rate (Crane) scanSep 25
  273. 273Order-accountability for automobile and gasoline use by city employees (Crane) scanSep 25
  274. 274Order-ceremony commemorating the opening of the East Cambridge Fire Station. (Crane) scanSep 25
  275. 275Order-permanent street sweeping signs (M. Danehy) scanSep 25
  276. 276Order-appointment of a public planting committee. (Preusser) scanSep 25
  277. 277Order-PLACED ON FILE - when the tax rate will be set. (Crane) scanSep 25
  278. 278Appropriation to the Community Schools in the amount of $1,000. scanSep 25
  279. 279Order-Complete inspection of the Russell School. (Vellucci & Duehay) scanSep 11
  280. 280Order-permanent 24 hour security program for all elderly housing developments. (Crane) scanOct 2
  281. 281Order-C.E.T.A. security guards for the elderly housing developments not to be terminated. (Sullivan) scanOct 2
  282. 282Order-preference for Cambridge residents in applying for Cambridge Housing (Frisoli) scanOct 2
  283. 283Order-speed traps at the intersection of Huron Avenue and Grove St. and the installation of traffic controls on Huron Ave. between Cushing St. and Grove St. scanOct 2
  284. 284Order-installation of a bocci court in the Michael Rafferty Playground (Frisoli) scanOct 2
  285. 285Order-repair of the sign at the corner of Route 16 and Mass. Ave. entitled "Albert S. Teevan, Jr." (Crane) scanOct 2
  286. 286Order-status of the Putnam School. (Crane) scanOct 2
  287. 287Order-energy audit on all public buildings (Crane) scanOct 2
  288. 288Order-dept. heads to refrain from suggesting a successor in a letter of resignation. (Crane) scanOct 2
  289. 289Order - assignment of a patrolman at the Gore St. park on the weekends and the MDC to stop the beer patries on the MDC property on Gore St. (Frisoli) scanOct 2
  290. 290Order-repair the sidewalk at 15 Locust St. (Frisoli) scanOct 2
  291. 291Order-establishing a tax rate earlier than the past two years (Crane) scanOct 2
  292. 292Order-filling the vacant positions on the Rent Control Board. (Crane) scanOct 2
  293. 293Order-pollution problem on Brookline St. at the Advent Corporation. (Crane) scanOct 2
  294. 294Appropriation transfer to the Commission on the Status of Women in the sum of $10,000.00. scanOct 2
  295. 295Tax rate for the fiscal year 1978-1979 in the amount of $188.60. scanOct 2
  296. 296Order-that the Council on Aging bus service be continued. (Duehay) scanOct 16
  297. 297Order- re: inspection of all homes near the new public works facility for rodents and vermin. (Frisoli) scanOct 16
  298. 298Order-re: to the installation of a walk/no walk traffic light system at the intersection of Raymond Street and Upland Road.(Preusser) scanOct 16
  299. 299Order-re: corner of Prospect St. & Bishop Richard Allen Drive to be names "American Legion Square". (Sullivan) scanOct 16
  300. 300Order-re: speeding on Garden St. (Crane) scanOct 16
  301. 301Order-re: repair the fence on Garden St. that surrounds the dump. (Crane) scanOct 16
  302. 302Order-re: lights to be turned on at Donnelly fireld from 6:00 P. M. to 10;30. (Frisoli) scanOct 16
  303. 303Order-re: repair the sidewalks at Otis and Sixth St. (Frisoli) scanOct 16
  304. 304Order-re: repair the manhole cover at 59 Seventh St. (Frisoli) scanOct 16
  305. 305Order-re: installation of a crosswalk and pedestrian light at the intersection of Fifth & Cambridge St. (Frisoli) scanOct 16
  306. 306Order-re: the removal of a trash container from the front of Ferranti-Dege, Inc. (Mayor Danehy) scanOct 16
  307. 307Order-re: Arlington Hockey Rink (Crane) scanOct 16
  308. 308Order-re: number of existing buildings whose assessment were increased and the total amount of the increased assessment (Crane) scanOct 16
  309. 309Order-re: present status of the Fire Prevention and Arson Program. (Crane) scanOct 16
  310. 310Order-re: City Solicitor to prepare an ordinance relative to the regulation of door to door solicitation by groups, organizations or individuals. (Sullivan) scanOct 16
  311. 311Transfer of $10,000.00 in the Community Development Department from the Salaries and Wages Account to Other Ordinary Maintenance. scanOct 16
  312. 312Appropriation of $1,910.00 to the Day Care Center at the King Community School and $800.00 to the Fletcher Community School. scanOct 16
  313. 313PLACED ON FILE - Appropriation order & acceptance order of the $6,800,000 Urban Development Action Grant to finance the East Cambridge/Lechmere Project. scanOct 23
  314. 314Order-removal of the trees at 11-13 Cedar St. (Crane) scanOct 30
  315. 315Order-repair of the sidewalk at 115 Spring St. (Crane) scanOct 30
  316. 316Order-Yankee Drummer located at the corner of Mass. Ave. and Washburn Ave. to clean up their act. (Crane) scanOct 30
  317. 317Order- number of vacant apartments in each project. (M. Danehy) scanOct 30
  318. 318Order-off street parking for each neighborhood during snow emergencies. (Frisoli) scanOct 30
  319. 319Order-traffic and parking patterns as a result of the Red Line Extension Construction. (M. Danehy) scanOct 30
  320. 320Order-appropriating the sum sufficient to the Retirement Board in the case of John J. Grainger. (Sullivan) scanOct 30
  321. 321Order-signs indicating the location of hospitals (Sullivan) scanOct 30
  322. 322Order-exclusive use of Donnelly Field for the Cambridge-Portuguese Soccer Club of Cambridge on November 26, 1978. (Frisoli) scanOct 30
  323. 323Acceptance and appropriation of a grant in the amount of $5,000 to Elderly Services. scanOct 30
  324. 324Appropriation and acceptance of a grant in the amount of $1,000 to the Cambridge Arts Council. scanOct 30
  325. 325Acceptance and appropriation of $6,800,000 Urban Development Action Grant to finance the East Cambridge/Lechmere Project. scanOct 30
  326. 326Order-working coalition to insure that the Red Line goes beyond Cambridge to Route 128. (Preusser) scanNov 6
  327. 327Order-painting the ceiling in the filtration plant of the Water Dept. (Crane) scanNov 6
  328. 328Order-two hour parking limit on Huron Avenue (M. Danehy) scanNov 6
  329. 329Authorization to the School Department to process payment to the amount of $6,159.02 for equipment purchasing in the previous fiscal year. scanNov 6
  330. 330Transfer in the amount of $35,967 in the Police Dept. scanNov 6
  331. 331Acceptance and appropriation of a grant in the amount of $323,698 to the Police Dept. scanNov 6
  332. 332Acceptance and appropriation of a grant in the amount of $2,000 to the Cambridge Arts Council. scanNov 6
  333. 333Order-revoke all permits for dynamiting to the MBTA and stopping all MBTA buses entering Cambridge from Arlington. (Frisoli) scanNov 6
  334. 334Order-City Solicitor to enter the City of Cambridge as a plaintiff in the case of Red Line Alter, Plaintiffs v. Brock Adams et al Defendants. (M. Danehy) scanNov 6
  335. 335Order-injunction against the MBTA from further Red Line Construction (Frisoli) scanNov 6
  336. 336Order-Fire Chief, Police Chief, Building Commissioner and Health Commissioner to determine safety of the Russell School. (Vellucci) scanNov 6
  337. 337Order-demolition of the Russell School. (Crane) scanNov 6
  338. 338Order-hiring freeze on all city positions except in the Police and Fire Depts. (Crane) scanNov 6
  339. 339Order-Supt. of Buildings to inspect eight Harvard dormitories to be sure they comply with the State Building Code. (Frisoli) scanNov 6
  340. 340Order-proposed stack at 9 Columbia St. (Vellucci) scanNov 13
  341. 341Order-comprehensive traffic enforcement plan for this city. (Graham) scanNov 13
  342. 342Order-speeding on Vassal Lane. (Graham) scanNov 13
  343. 343Order-Harvard's eviction of the tenants at 8 Mellen St. and 18-20 Ware St. (Wylie) scanNov 13
  344. 344Order-city's schedule for implementing the classification amendment. (Crane) scanNov 13
  345. 345Order - committee of volunteer citizens to work on bringing Cable TV to Cambridge (Vellucci & Sullivan) scanNov 13
  346. 346Order-widening and rubberizing the bridge at Beacon & Oxford Streets and Somerville Ave. (Sullivan) scanNov 13
  347. 347Order-sign signifying the location of 57-67 St. Sauveor Court and removing the sign "May St" that has been erected on St. Sauveor Court. (M. Danehy) scanNov 13
  348. 348Order- meeting the maintenance, equipment and capital needs of the Water Dept. (C. Duehay) scanNov 13
  349. 349Transfer in the Finance Dept. of $900.00. scanNov 13
  350. 350Order-adjusting the street sweeping signs from 8 A. M. to noontime. (Crane) scanNov 13
  351. 351Order-problem of gentrification in Cambridge resulting from a 2 million dollar housing fund. (Graham) scanNov 20
  352. 352Order-contracting the services of Articulture as an item in the Library Budget. (Preusser) scanNov 20
  353. 353Order-protective rezoning petition for parts of Brattle St. and Mt. Auburn St. which are not zoned Residence A. (Vellucci) scanNov 20
  354. 354Order-breast-testing mobile van. (VEllucci) scanNov 20
  355. 355Order-survey of traffic on Bishop Richard Allen Drive. (Graham) scanNov 20
  356. 356Order-minimizing the impact of Huron Avenue traffic on the Strawberry Hill neighborhood. (Preusser) scanNov 20
  357. 357Order-Patrolmen assigned to the Portland-Berkshire Street area on the late evening shifts.(Frisoli) scanNov 20
  358. 358Order-free admission to University Museums to all residents. (M. Danehy) scanNov 20
  359. 359Order-erection of a flashing warning device at the junction of Mt. Auburn St. and Brattle St. (M. Danehy) scanNov 20
  360. 360Acceptance of a grant in the amount of $45,000 to the Cambridge Arts Council. scanDec 4
  361. 361Appropriation of $25,000 to Public Works Dept. scanDec 4
  362. 362Acceptance and appropriation of a grant for $982.00 for the Old Burying Ground project. scanDec 4
  363. 363Order-re: opinion from the City Solicitor re: acceptance of grants to the School Dept. (Duehay) scanDec 4
  364. 364Order-re: evacuation and relocation of cars from the city streets during declared snow emergencies. (Vellucci) scanDec 4
  365. 365Order-re: use of the Russell School site for elderly housing. (Graham) scanDec 4
  366. 366Order-re: questions to the City Manager regarding CETA positions. (Frisoli) scanDec 4
  367. 367Order-re: beautification and revitalization plans for Hoyt Field. (Graham) scanDec 4
  368. 368Order-re: open-air ice skating area in Sennott Park. (Preusser) scanDec 4
  369. 369Order-re: acquiring and developing the Inman Sq. Triangle for a neighborhood open-space. (Frisoli) scanDec 4
  370. 370Order-re: status of animal control services. (Crane) scanDec 4
  371. 371Order-re: traffic Dept. to be considerate of Christmas Shoppers. (Vellucci) scanDec 11
  372. 372Order-re: awarding the demolition contract of the Russell School immediately. (M. Danehy) scanDec 11
  373. 373Order-re:future use of the Russell School. (Vellucci, Preusser & Duehay) scanDec 11
  374. 374Order-re: MBTA to test the site of the former City Dump for radio-active contamination. (Preusser) scanDec 11
  375. 375Order-re: ice skating rink for Sennott Park. (Frisoli) scanDec 11
  376. 376Order-re: future use of the Lowell School. (Duehay) scanDec 11
  377. 377Order-re: progress report on Cable TV. (Vellucci) scanDec 11
  378. 378Order-re: condition of the Fire Station on Portland St. (Frisoli) scanDec 11
  379. 379Order-re: initiatives Cambridge has taken with regard to the Youth Employment and Demonstration Projects Act (YEDPA). (Duehay) scanDec 11
  380. 380Appropriation of $50,000 to the Public Works Dept. for the demolition of the Russell School. scanDec 11
  381. 381Acceptance and Appropriation of a grant in the amount of $10,000 to Health and Hospitals. scanDec 11
  382. 382Grant of $2,500 to Health and Hospitals. scanDec 11
  383. 383Facade Preservation Easement. scanDec 11
  384. 384Order-re: security program for the elderly housing developments. (Preusser) scanDec 18
  385. 385Order-re: traffic patterns on Second St. (Crane) scanDec 18
  386. 386Order-Historical Demolition Permit Ordinance. (Crane) scanDec 18
  387. 387Order-re: comprehensive inspection of all vacant lots in the city. (M. Danehy) scanDec 18
  388. 388Order-re: Housing Authority of house persons who dwelling unit has been declared unfit. (M. Danehy) scanDec 18
  389. 389Order-re: incorporating the Cambridge Redevelopment Authority into the city's Community Development Dept. scanDec 18
  390. 390Acceptance of twenty-six grants, totalling $2,324,715 to the School Dept. scanDec 18
  391. 391Appropriation of $110,000 to Traffic and Parking Dept. scanDec 18

Highways

197 actions · № 1–197
  1. 1Communication from George Teso, Traffic Director, re: petition of Cambridge Electric Co. for the widening of a driveway at the premises numbered 126 Amory St. scanJan 9
  2. 2Sign - Carlo C. Severo - 290 Main St. scanJan 9
  3. 3Driveway - Merrimack Management - 10 Centre St. scanJan 9
  4. 4Driveway - Donald C. and Helen F. Moulton - 9 Lowell St. scanJan 9
  5. 5Driveway - Castle School - 298 Harvard St., Lee St. side scanJan 9
  6. 6Sign - Normit, Inc. - 476 Mass. Ave. scanJan 9
  7. 7Revocation of sign - B & R Drugs, Inc. d/b/a Bond Pharmacy - 4 Inman Sq. scanJan 9
  8. 8Sign - Charles Welsh - 10 Mt. Auburn St. scanFeb 13
  9. 9Sign - Tech HiFi - 65 Mt. Auburn St. scanFeb 27
  10. 10Communication from James Arvinites, Pres., and Charles Faggas, Chairman Saints Constantine and Helen Greek Orthodox Church, re: Annual Ten Mile Road Race on March 19, 1978. scanMar 13
  11. 11Sidewalk sign - John M. P. Maddalo - 408 Cambridge St. scanMar 13
  12. 12Portland Cement sidewalk - 15 Salem St. and Watson St. side - Harold G. and Marilyn J. Jay. scanMar 13
  13. 13Sign - Ernest Rouffe, Pres., Mighty Midget Market - 782 Main Street scanMar 20
  14. 14Portland cement sidewalk and edgestones - 147 Amory St. - Paul Said scanMar 27
  15. 15Sign - Root One, Inc., d/b/a Golden Temple Natural Foods - 95 Winthrop St. scanApr 3
  16. 16Comm. from Peter Helwig to the Block Grant Advisory Committee re: 1978-79 Street and Sidewalk Improvements scanApr 10
  17. 17Driveway - Darnley Inniss - 5 Suffolk St. scanApr 10
  18. 18Portland cement sidewalk and edgestones - 273 Harvard St.-Harvard Manor Nursing Home scanApr 10
  19. 19Driveway - 1436-1444 Cambridge St.-Rose F. McGirr. scanApr 24
  20. 20Driveway - Helen Cooksey - 10 Milton St. scanApr 24
  21. 21Petition of Atlantis Sound, Inc. for a permit to display merchandise in front ofthe premises numbered 38C Brattle St. scanApr 24
  22. 22Petition of Vittoro Ingraiti for air conditioner. scanMay 1
  23. 23Petition of Rita Arditti for driveway .t premises - 82 Richdale Ave. scanMay 1
  24. 24Petition of Rita T. Cunningham for portland cement sidewalk and edgestones - 153 Magazine St. and Florence St. side. scanMay 1
  25. 25Petition of Arthur M. Dubow for sidewalk repair- 21 Berckley St. scan—
  26. 26Petition of Joao Guillerme for driveway at premises- 337 Windsor St. scan—
  27. 27Petition of Konstantinos Banos for driveway at premises- 3 Forest St. scan—
  28. 28Petition of Harcard St. Townhose Venture for Driveway at premises- 320 Harvard St. scan—
  29. 29Petition of Pauline Joseph fof widening driveway at premises-32 Linnaean St., Gray St. side. scan—
  30. 30Comm. from Charles Webb requesting permission to conduct a sidewalk sale adjacent to his property on Otis St. scan—
  31. 31Petition of BayBank/Harvard Trust for a sign-238 Main St. scanMay 8
  32. 32Petition of M.I.T. for a driveway-Franklin and Sidney St. scanMay 8
  33. 33Petition of Edward R. and Jean R. Goode for a driveway-121 Walden St. scanMay 8
  34. 34Petition of Richard A. Lubov for a driveway-20 Mead Street scanMay 8
  35. 35Petition of Christian van Pan Huys and Ilona von Karolyi for a driveway - 352 Harvard Street. scanMay 8
  36. 36Comm. from Peter D. Bennett requesting a permit for a display of merchandise for the Harvard Sq. Flea Market. scanMay 15
  37. 37Petition of Bruce S. Hendler for a driveway- 32 Pemberton Street scanMay 15
  38. 38Comm. from Beryl K. Jacobson requesting permission for the Huron Ave. Business Association to hold a block party on June 11 from 3pm to 9 pm. scanMay 15
  39. 39Communication from Teresa Treacy, Harvard University Press, requesting permission to display a banner across Brattle Street. scanMay 22
  40. 40Petition of John M. Maddalo for a permit to display merchandise at 408 Cambridge St. scanMay 22
  41. 41Driveway-Mary Gianoukos - 89 Allston Street. scanMay 22
  42. 42Display of merchandise-Annie Hill-633 Mass. Ave. scanMay 22
  43. 43Driveway-Edward J. & Mary A. Samp- 33 Agassiz St. scanMay 22
  44. 44Driveway Widening-Lancaster Common Real Estate Trust-18 Lancaster St. scanMay 22
  45. 45Communication from Manuel Rogers, Jr. requesting the closing of Portland St. on June 9, 10, & 11th for the celebration of the Feast of Santo Christo. scanMay 22
  46. 46Order- United Pentecostal Council of the Assemblies of God, Inc. to erect a tent at the corner of Memorial Drive and Blackstone St. (M. Danehy) scanJun 5
  47. 47Sign-Words Worth - 30 Brattle St. scanJun 5
  48. 48Petition of Joel Bennet, Executive Director of the Cambridgeport Problem Center for approval of a peddler's permit. scanJun 5
  49. 49Sign revocation -Wasserman Development Corporation - 45-49 Mt. Auburn St. scanJun 5
  50. 50Sign revocation - University Wine -987 Mass. Ave. scanJun 5
  51. 51Sign revocation - Prospect Liquors Co., Inc. - 1232 Cambridge St. scanJun 5
  52. 52Driveway widening - Ronald J. Cavallo - 12 Concord Ave. scanJun 5
  53. 53Driveway - Daniel O'Donoghue - 27 Seven Pines Ave. scanJun 5
  54. 54Portland Cement Sidewalk - Donald A. Fantini-15 Day St. scanJun 5
  55. 55Petition of Star Market to construct a new retaining wall at 699 Mt. Auburn St.May 8
  56. 56Sidewalk repair at 618-620 Huron Ave. scanJun 5
  57. 57Sign revocation - Coca Cola Bottling Co. - 97 Second St. scanJun 5
  58. 58Sign revocation - Coca Cola of Boston - 985 Mass. Ave. scanJun 5
  59. 59Sign revocation - Coca Cola of Boston - 1112 Mass. Ave. scanJun 5
  60. 60Sign revocation - Stephen M. Thomas - 1168 Mass. Ave. scanJun 5
  61. 61Sign revocation - Zum Zum Restaurant - 9 Brattle St. scanJun 5
  62. 62Sign revocation - ABC Auto Parts - 227Prospect St. scanJun 5
  63. 63Sign revocation - Jenney Manufacturing Co. - 239 Prospect St. scanJun 5
  64. 64Sign revocation - S. Leon Applebaum - 1271 Cambridge St. scanJun 5
  65. 65Communication from Manuel Rogers requesting permits to close Springfield St. on July 7, 8 & 9, 1978 for the Feast of the Holy Ghost. scanJun 5
  66. 66Sign revocation - Coca Cola Bottling Co. - 188 River St. scanJun 5
  67. 67Sign revocation - Coca Cola Bottling Co. - 450 Mass. Ave. scanJun 5
  68. 68Sign revocation - Donald P. Meulenberg d/b/a Creative Comfort - 472 Mass. Ave. scanJun 5
  69. 69Sign revocation - Imports International of Cambridge - 485 Mass. Ave. scanJun 5
  70. 70Sign revocation - Joseph Summers d/b/a Kingston Yarn & Fabrics - 622 Mass. Ave. scanJun 5
  71. 71Sign revocation - Harold's Paint and Wallpaper - 694 Mass. Ave. scanJun 5
  72. 72Driveway - Cambridge Builders, Inc. - 171 Erie St. scanJun 5
  73. 73Discontinuance of driveway - Unihab/Renovate, Inc. - Remington St. side of 380 Harvard St. scanJun 5
  74. 74Driveway - Unihab/Renovate, Inc. - 380 Harvard St. scanJun 5
  75. 75Driveway widening - Agnes G. O'Neil - 34 Linnaean St. scanJun 5
  76. 76Sign revocation - Seymour Chevrolet, Inc. - 350 Mass. Ave. scanJun 5
  77. 77Portland cement sidewalk and edgestones - Bernard N. Burke - southerly side of Rogers Street from Third Street to Second St. scanJun 12
  78. 78Petition of Harry Berger & Co., Inc. for a display of merchandise at the premises numbered 646-650 Cambridge St. scanJun 26
  79. 79Petition of Estelle Rondello, Mgr., Fashion Ave., for a display of merchandise at 599 Mass. Ave. scanJun 26
  80. 80Sign revocation-Joseph Ruotolo-20 Holyoke St. scanJun 26
  81. 81Driveway-151 Bishop Allen Drive-Adolph Ponte. scanJun 26
  82. 82Driveway-101 Inman St.-Manuel and Maria Santos. scanJun 26
  83. 83Petition of Lechmere Sales for a sidewalk at Rogers Street. scanJun 26
  84. 84Driveway-Robert J. Filene-115-117 Chilton Street. scanJun 26
  85. 85Widening-Driveway-Arthur Sousa-29-21 Marney Street. scanJun 26
  86. 86Portland cement sidewalk and edgestones - Raffaele Cardinale-28 Marney Street. scanJul 10
  87. 87Driveway-Jeremiah, Michael and Rufina Breen-43-45 Norris St. scanJul 10
  88. 88Portland cement sidewalk-Peter Wasserman-1154-1166 Mass. Ave. scanJul 10
  89. 89Portland cement sidewalk and edgestones - Cambridge Builders, Inc. 151-171 Erie St. scanJul 10
  90. 90Sign-Nancy Assenca d/b/a Joe's Pizza & Subs - 1 Linden St. scanJul 26
  91. 91Revocation of a sign at the premises numbered 44 Church St. - Bella Vista Inc. d/b/a Chez Dreyfus. scanJul 26
  92. 92Petition of Simon's for a permit to display merchandise at the premises numbered 52A Brattle St. scanSep 11
  93. 93Revocation of sidewalk Gate Permit - Boston and Main Railroad - Sherman St. scanSep 11
  94. 94Sign revocation - Normit, Inc. - 426 Mass. Ave. scanSep 11
  95. 95Sign revocation - Marc Millot - 444 Portland Ave. scanSep 11
  96. 96Sign revocation - D. T. Mumford d/b/a Copy Quik - 1278 Mass. Ave. scanSep 11
  97. 97Sign revocation - Kenmore Optical Co. d/b/a The Optique - 1208 Mass. Ave. scanSep 11
  98. 98Sign revocation - Beauty Garden, Inc. - 736 Mass. Ave. scanSep 11
  99. 99Portland Cement Sidewalk - Mary J. Correia, et al - Newton St. scanSep 11
  100. 100Sidewalk-John Eliassen & Christopher Sander - 79 Pemberton St. scanSep 11
  101. 101Portland Cement Sidewalk - Lawrence J. & Gira Casarano - 151 Walden St. scanSep 11
  102. 102Driveway-widening - Richard C. Farrington - 1 Frost St. scanSep 11
  103. 103Driveway - Cedrric Harvey - 16 Howard St. scanSep 11
  104. 104Driveway - Gail T. Wooten - 33 Line St. scanSep 11
  105. 105Portland Cement Sidewalk - Joseph L. Ignazio - 819 Concord Ave. scanSep 11
  106. 106Driveway - Mr. & Mrs. John W. Pratt - 2 Grey Gardens East. scanSep 11
  107. 107Driveway - Anthony S. Winkler - 32 Bowdoin St. scanSep 11
  108. 108Sign - Jan Whitted, d/b/a Tramp Printers - 44 Brookline St. scanSep 11
  109. 109Communication from A. Peter Smargon, Exec. Director Cambridge YMCA requesting a permit to place a banner across Mass. Ave. scanSep 11
  110. 110Sidewalk-James B. Griffin - 9 Hews St. scanSep 11
  111. 111Portland Cement Sidewalk - Harry J. Belliveau - 33 Porter Rd. scanSep 11
  112. 112Driveway - The Society of Jesus of New England - 20 Sumner Rd. scanSep 11
  113. 113Driveway - Edward J. & Marjorie C. Sarasin - 151 Dudley St. scanSep 11
  114. 114Driveway - Antaramian Realty & Construction, Inc. - 321 Harvard St. scanSep 11
  115. 115Driveway Discontinuance - Antaramian Realty & Construction, Inc.- 321 Harvard St. scanSep 11
  116. 116Driveway - Jose Sousa - 9 Jefferson St. scanSep 11
  117. 117Driveway Widening - Alice Shea - 81 Highland Ave. scanSep 11
  118. 118Driveway - John Lopex Pereira - 92 Columbia St. scanSep 11
  119. 119Driveway - Frederique A. Marglin - 36 Dana St. scanSep 11
  120. 120Air Conditioner - C & S Talking Machine Co. - 864 Mass. Ave. scanSep 11
  121. 121Driveway=Mario Rosa-9 Roberts Road. scanSep 18
  122. 122Driveway widening - Pamela S. and Henry F. Smith - 180 Lakeview Ave. scanSep 18
  123. 123Portland cement sidewalk - Paul J. Mitarachi - 20 Bay St., 505, 509, 511 & 515 Franklin St. scanSep 18
  124. 124Sign-C. H. & D. Co., Inc. d/b/a Charlies - 2088 Mass. Ave. scanSep 18
  125. 125Portland Cement Sidewalk - 180 Lakeview Ave. - Henry F. & Pamela S. Smith. scanSep 18
  126. 126Curbing - Achorn Steel Co. - 109 Smith Place. scanSep 18
  127. 127Sign - Hertz Corp. - 13 Holyoke St. scanSep 18
  128. 128Communication from A. Peter Smargon, Exec. Director, YMCA requesting a permit to display merchandise on Sept. 30, 1978. scanSep 25
  129. 129Portland Cement sidewalk - Bridget Nangle - 190-192 Walden St. scanSep 25
  130. 130Driveway - Edward & Margaret Handy - 18 Bellevue Ave. scanSep 25
  131. 131Sign - David Rowinsky - 72 Second Street. scanSep 25
  132. 132Sign - Clark & White - 350 Mass. AVe. scanOct 2
  133. 133Sign - Alexander's Rest. - 254 Main St. scanOct 2
  134. 134Sign - Coca Cola Bottling Co. - 1128 Cambridge St. scanOct 2
  135. 135Petition of the estate of Peter DeMarco for the revocation of a sidewalk permit at the premises numbered 250-252 Broadway. scanOct 2
  136. 136Revocation of sign - 100 Flowers Bookstore Co-Op- 15 Pearl St. scanOct 16
  137. 137Revocation of sign - Har-Ed Inc. d/b/a Carpet Shed - 135 First St. scanOct 16
  138. 138Revocation of sign - Coca Cola Bottling Company - 17 Columbia St. scanOct 16
  139. 139Revocation of sign - Coca Cola Bottling Company - 946 Cambridge St. scanOct 16
  140. 140Awning - Peterson Awning Co. - 95 Mt. Auburn St. scanOct 16
  141. 141Driveway - Paul W. & Emma K. Edmonds - 156 Hampshire St. (Tremont St. side.) scanOct 16
  142. 142Driveway - Robert J. Gargiulo - 213 Harvard St. (Elm St. side) scanOct 16
  143. 143Driveway - 2512 Mass. Ave. Trust - 2510-2512 Mass. Ave. ( Cottage Park Ave. side) scanOct 16
  144. 144Driveway - Thomas M. Lane - 79 Rindge Ave. scanOct 23
  145. 145Driveway - Richard E. & Ethel L. McLaughlin - 181 Upland Rd. scanOct 23
  146. 146Communication from Carl Barron requesting permission to erect a barricade at the premises numbered 554-568 Mass. AVe. scanOct 30
  147. 147Revocation of sign - Coca Cola Bottling Co. of Boston - 1988 Mass. Ave. scanOct 30
  148. 148Sign Revocation - Coca Cola Company - 2038 Mass. Ave. scanOct 30
  149. 149Communication from LeRoy Attles, Pastor, St. Paul A. M. E. Church re: proposal to install an incinerator on Columbia St. scanOct 30
  150. 150Driveway - Joseph A. L. & Carmen P. Medeiros - 168 Webster Ave. scanOct 30
  151. 151Driveway - James P. Butler & Susan Nowers - 6 Harrington Rd. scanOct 30
  152. 152Driveway - Eugene Flood - Whitten St. side of 120 Walden St. scanOct 30
  153. 153Driveway - John C. Carrabino - 6 Cleveland Street. scanOct 30
  154. 154Driveway - Bruce Shaw - 54 Pemberton St. Side of Fairfield St. scanOct 30
  155. 155Brick Driveway - Margaret A. Lackner - 24 Ellsworth Ave. scanOct 30
  156. 156Petition of David N. Benham, Director of Fitness, Cambridge YMCA requesting permission to use the grounds of the Fresh Pond Reservoir on Sunday, November 5, 1978 for the Second Annual Fall Fresh Pond Road Race and Fun Run. scanOct 30
  157. 157Widening of two driveways - Myerson Tooth Corp - 75 & 85 Hamilton St. scanOct 30
  158. 158Display cf merchandise - John A. Vincent - 988 Mass. Ave. scanNov 6
  159. 159Driveway - David Clem - 25 Arlington St. scanNov 6
  160. 160Comm. frcm Karla Henry, Director, Central Division, United Way, requesting a permit to display a banner across Harvard Sq. scanNov 13
  161. 161Sign - Alsan, Inc. - 908 Mass. Ave. scanNov 13
  162. 162Driveway discontinuance - M. I. T. (Francis Bitter National Magnet Laboratory) - 170 Albany St. scanNov 13
  163. 163Driveway (Francis Bitter National Magnet Lab.) M. I. T. - 170 Albany St. scanNov 13
  164. 164Brick sidewalk - Green St. Nominee Trust - 18 Bay St. and 574 Green St. scanNov 13
  165. 165Driveway - Thomas V. Serino - 23-25-27 Irving Terrace. scanNov 13
  166. 166Driveway widening - Leonard and Janet Kaplan - 24 Gibson St. scanNov 13
  167. 167Driveway - Mr. & Mrs. Earl Jones _ 199 Harvard St. (Corner of Columbia St.) scanNov 13
  168. 168Driveway - Douglas Bell and Gerald Fandetti - 126 Oxford St. scanNov 20
  169. 169Driveway - Douglas Bell and Gerald Fandetti - 36-9 Irving St. scanNov 20
  170. 170Driveway - Douglas Bell and Gerald Fandetti - 36 Irving St. scanNov 20
  171. 171Driveway - Douglas Bell and Gerald Fandetti - 124 Oxford St. scanNov 20
  172. 172Driveway - East Cambridge Savings Bank - 272-278 Cambridge St. scanNov 20
  173. 173Driveway - Housing Development Team, Inc. - 113 Chilton St. scanNov 20
  174. 174Driveway - Housing Development Team, Inc. - 111 Chilton St. scanNov 20
  175. 175Driveway - Douglas Bell and Gerald Fandetti - 570 Green St. scanNov 20
  176. 176Driveway - Douglas Bell and Gerald Fandetti - 20 Bay St. scanNov 20
  177. 177Driveway - Douglas Bell and Gerald Fandetti - 18 Bay St. scanNov 20
  178. 178Flag and Flagpole - The Flag Center, Inc. - 2267 Mass. Ave. scanNov 20
  179. 179Portland cement sidewalk and edgestones - Caroline M. Pontes - 344 Hurley St. scanNov 20
  180. 180Comm. from William Gadsden, Choate, Hall & Stewart, re: petition of Consolidated Rail Corp. for the abolition of the crossing at grade at Harvard St., Cambridge. scanDec 4
  181. 181Driveway - Cambridge Fuel Co., Inc. - 40 Lopez Ave. scanDec 4
  182. 182Revocation of sign - Gertrude M. Fogel - d/b/a Jerry's Gallery - 1794 Mass. Ave. scanDec 4
  183. 183Driveway - Karen E. Fields - 34 Fairmont Ave. scanDec 4
  184. 184Driveway - Ramesh C. Khurana - 4 St. Mary's Road scanDec 4
  185. 185Driveway - Thomas & Anne Petrillo - 6 Second st. scanDec 4
  186. 186Revocation of sign - Minuteman Press - 638 Mass. Ave. scanDec 11
  187. 187Driveway - Ellen B. Mass - 104A Inman St. scanDec 11
  188. 188Driveway - Robert Gamache & Dorothy H. Graustein - 20 Pemberton St. scanDec 11
  189. 189Sign - Village Food Store - 588 Mass. Ave. scanDec 11
  190. 190Revocation of sign - Armando G. Russo - 303 Cambridge St. scanDec 11
  191. 191Revocation of sign - William Christo - 321 Broadway. scanDec 11
  192. 192Petition of the Cambridge Family YMCA for a permit to hang a banner across Mass. Ave. from Dec. 8, 1978 through January 1, 1979. scanDec 11
  193. 193Portland cement sidewalk - Gerald M. McCue - 10 Traill St. scanDec 11
  194. 194Flag and flagpole - Leavitt & Pierce - 1316 Mass. Ave. scanDec 11
  195. 195Additional information on steam line permits in the Kendall Sq. area. COUNCIL ORDER ADOPTED REVOKING STEAM LINE PERMIT.ALSO ENCLOSED. scanDec 18
  196. 196Petition of Theodore M. Hastings for a grant of a portion of McLean Place. scanDec 18
  197. 197Communication relative to the petition of Cambridge Electric Light Co. for a driveway at the premises numbered 126 Amory St. scanDec 18

Appointments

177 actions · № 1–177
  1. 1Constable bond of Allan Korb for approval of the surety. scanJan 9
  2. 2Constable bond of Charles R. Sullivan for approval of the surety. scanJan 9
  3. 3Bond of Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, in the amount of $9,500.00 for approval of the surety. scanJan 9
  4. 4Constable bond of Johnnie L. Robinson for approval of the surety. scanJan 9
  5. 5Constable bond of Dawn J. Krasinski for approval of the surety. scanJan 9
  6. 6Constable bond of Robert M. Burns for approval of the surety. scanJan 9
  7. 7Reappointment of Evelyn Godinho and John Sousa and appointment of Dr. David W. Barkley to the Council on Aging. scanJan 9
  8. 8Appointment of seven constables. scanJan 9
  9. 9Oaths of Office of six school committee members. scanJan 2
  10. 10Oaths of office for nine city councillors, and the credentials. scanJan 2
  11. 11Oath of office of Mayor Danehy. scanJan 30
  12. 12Oath of office of Vice-Chairman Frisoli. scanJan 30
  13. 13Constable bond of Timothy J. O'Donnell for approval of the surety. scanJan 23
  14. 14Oath of office of deputy assessor Mr. William J. Holland. scanJan 23
  15. 15Appointment of five constables. scanJan 23
  16. 16Constable bond of Albert T. Darling, Jr. for approval of the surety. scanFeb 13
  17. 17Constable bond of Kenneth Tippett for approval of the surety. scanFeb 13
  18. 18Constable bond of Ernest G. Cavallo for approval of the surety. scanFeb 13
  19. 19Constable bond of Ronald K. Souza for approval of the surety. scanFeb 13
  20. 20Appointment of Sheila Wiley as Constable without power. scanFeb 13
  21. 21Appointment of Brendan Sullivan and William R. Paine to the Board of Zoning Appeal. scanFeb 13
  22. 22Appointment of Jeanne A. Hall as Constable without power. THE ABOVE HAVE RECEIVED COPIES OF THE OPEN MEETING LAW -3/8/78 scanFeb 13
  23. 23Constable bond of Murray J. Barber for approval of the surety. scanFeb 27
  24. 24Appointment of John Taylor Williams as member of the Cambridge Arts Council. scanFeb 27
  25. 25Appointment of two persons as Constables with power. scanFeb 27
  26. 26Election of the Board of Zoning Appeals Board members. scanFeb 27
  27. 27Constable bond of Victor McDonald for approval of the surety. scanMar 13
  28. 28Constable bond of Albert L. Borsini for approval of the surety. scanMar 13
  29. 29Appointment of Faith D. McDonald to the Industrial Development Financing Authority and the Oath of Office. scanMar 13
  30. 30Appointment of Louise E. Dussault as a member of the Health Policy Board. scanMar 13
  31. 31Appointment of four constables. scanMar 13
  32. 32Appointment of Judith A. Fellows to the Rent Control Board. scanMar 13
  33. 33Appointment of Constables without power. scanMar 20
  34. 34Oath of Office of Brendan J. Sullivan as member of the Board of Zoning Appeal. scanMar 30
  35. 35Oath of Office of Oliver E. Farnum as member of the Industrial Development Financing Authority. scanMar 10
  36. 36Constable bond of Richard M. Percoco for approval of the surety. (increase in bond[?] attached) scanMar 27
  37. 37Constable bond of Duane A. Hamlin for approval of the surety. scanMar 27
  38. 38Constable bond of John F. Martin for approval of the surety. scanMar 27
  39. 39Reappointment of Jean deValpine to the Industrial Development Financing Authority. scanMar 27
  40. 40Certificate of the Clerk certifying the appointment of original Directors of Industrial Development Financing Authority. scanMar 31
  41. 41Oath of Office of Judith Fellows as a member to the Rent Control Board. scanApr 1
  42. 42Oath of Office of William H. O'Leary as Temporary City Treasurer/ Tax Collector. NOTE THE APPOINTMENT OV GERARD J. CLARK WAS CONFIRMED ON APRIL 3, 1978 * SEE PAPERS IN SUNDRIES FOR 1977 NUMBERED 649. scanApr 3
  43. 43Appointment of Irving Tobin as the representative of the elderly on the Cambridge Housing Authority. scanApr 3
  44. 44Constable bond of Michael M. Brennan for approval of the surety. scanApr 3
  45. 45Appointment of William H. O'Leary, Asst. City Treasurer, as Temporary City Treasurer-Collector. scanApr 3
  46. 46Oath of office of Gerard J. Clark as a member of the Cambridge Housing Authority. scanApr 4
  47. 47Oath of office of Irving Tobin as a member of the Cambridge Housing Authority. scanApr 4
  48. 48Appointment of Mary B. Kennedy and D. Dickinson Henry, Jr. to the Cambridge Conservation Commission. scanApr 10
  49. 49Appointment of Cosmo Gremaldi as Constable with power. scanApr 10
  50. 50Constable bond of Gordon. A. Murray for apporval of the surety. scanApr 10
  51. 51Appointment of Norman Watson as a memeber of the Cambridge Housing Authority. scanApr 21
  52. 52Constable bond of Cosmo Gremaldi for approval of the surety. scanApr 24
  53. 53Appointment of 5 Constables with power. scanApr 24
  54. 54Re-appointment of Glenn S. Koocher as the School Committee representative and Francis H. Duehay as the City Council representative to the Cambridge Community Schools Commission. scanApr 24
  55. 55Re-appointment of Ms. Sondra Scheir as a Cambridge Election Commissioner. scanApr 24
  56. 56Appointment of 20 persons to the Cambridge Commission on the Status of Women. scanMay 1
  57. 57Appt. of Anne Greenwood as Regional Manpower Coordinator. scanMay 1
  58. 58Constable bond of Ordway P. Burden for approval of the surety. scanMay 1
  59. 59Constable bond of Herbert N. Alleyne, Sr. for approval of the surety. scanMay 1
  60. 60Constable bond of Eileen A. Howe for approval of the surety. scanMay 1
  61. 61Reappointment of Alfred B. Cohn and Paul E. Dietrich to the Cambridge Planning Board. scanMay 8
  62. 62Appointment of six persons as Constables. scanMay 8
  63. 63Constable bond of Charles J. Crowley for approval of the surety scanMay 22
  64. 64Constable bond of Francis J. Bracken, Jr. for approval of the surety. scanMay 22
  65. 65Appointment of two Constables. scanMay 22
  66. 66Appointment of Peter P. Gill and reappointment of Dr. Melvin Chalfen, Orlando DelValley and Zelia Pacheco-Kelleher to the Health Policy Board. scanMay 22
  67. 67Oath of Office of Mary E. Calnan. scanJun 14
  68. 68Oath of Office of William H. O'Leary. scanJun 5
  69. 69Appointment of William .H. O'Leary as Temporary City Treasurer, Tax Collector. scanJun 5
  70. 70Appointment of Atty. Mary E. Calnan as Chairman of the License Commission. scanJun 5
  71. 71Oath of office of Mellissa Ennen as Commissioner on the Committee on the Status of Women. scanJun 21
  72. 72Oath of office of Margaret Doherty as a Commissioner on the Committee on the Status of Women. scanJun 21
  73. 73Oath of office of Karen Polenske as a Commissioner on the Committee on the Status of Women. scanJun 21
  74. 74Oath of office of Virginia Byron as a Commissioner on the Committee on the Status of Women. scanJun 21
  75. 75Oath of office of Eileen Henry as a Commissioner on the Committee on the Status of Women. scanJun 21
  76. 76Oath of office of Irene Drew as a Commissioner on the Committee on the Status of Women. scanJun 21
  77. 77Oath of office of Gail McGovern as a Commissioner on the Committee on the Status of Women. scanJun 21
  78. 78Oath of office of Adria Steinberg as a Commissioner on the Committee on the Status of Women. scanJun 21
  79. 79Oath of office of Anne Marke as a Commissioner on the Committee on the Status of Women. scanJun 21
  80. 80Oath of office of Constance Hilton as a Commissioner on the Committee on the Status of Women. scanJun 21
  81. 81Oath of Office of Deborah Walker as a Commissioner on the Committee on the Status of Women. scanJun 21
  82. 82Oath of Office of Emma Stokes as A commissioner on the Committee on the Status of Women. scanJun 21
  83. 83Oath of office of Jean DePasquale as a commissioner on the Committee on the Status of Women. scanJun 21
  84. 84Oath of office of Norma Finklestein as a Commissioner on the Committee on the Status of Women. scanJun 21
  85. 85Oath of office of Elaine Denniston as a Commissioner on the Committee on the Status of Women. scanJun 21
  86. 86Oath of office of Joanie Parker as a Commissioner on the Committee on the Status of Women. scanJun 21
  87. 87Oath of office of Geraldine Bray as a Commissioner on the Committee on the Status of Women. scanJun 21
  88. 88Oath of office of Susan Chapman as a Commissioner on the Committee on the Status of Women. scanJun 21
  89. 89Oath of office of Rosanna Sattler as a Commissioner on the Committee on the Status of Women. scanJun 21
  90. 90Constable bond of John L. Paglierani for approval of the surety. scanJun 12
  91. 91Constable bond of Paul Lombardi for approval of the surety. scanJun 12
  92. 92Appointment of eight persons to the Civic Unity Committee. scanJun 12
  93. 93Appointment of Gary J. Waldron as Constable with power. scanJun 12
  94. 94Reappointment of John Sousa and appointment of Marguerite Sturgis to Community Schools Commission. scanJun 26
  95. 95Appointment of two persons as Constables with power. scanJun 26
  96. 96Constable bond of Gary J. Waldron for approval of the surety.Jun 26
  97. 97Constable bond of Paul L. Foley for approval of the surety. scanJun 26
  98. 98Constable bond of Stephen M. Piga, Jr. for approval of the surety. scanJun 26
  99. 99Constable bond of Bruce E. Neale for approval of the surety. [handwritten: Above have receives[?] open Meeting Law] scanJun 26
  100. 100Appointment of Ralph Centanni as an Alternate on the Board of Zoning Appeals. scanJun 26
  101. 101Constable bond of John F. Pierce for approval of the surety. scanJul 10
  102. 102Constable bond of Daniel F. Long for approval of the surety. scanJul 10
  103. 103Appointment of James DeFrancesco as Constable with power. scanJul 10
  104. 104Appointment of Francis L. Comunale, M. D. as Health Commissioner. scanJul 10
  105. 105Resignation of J. Kenneth Griffin, Dir. of Rent Control. scanJul 10
  106. 106Appointment of two persons as Constables without power. scanJul 10
  107. 107Oath of office of Francis L. Comunale, M. D. as Health Commissioner. scanJul 12
  108. 108Appointment of Peter Stanton as Assistant Executive Director of the Rent Control Board. scanJul 13
  109. 109Oath of office of Peter Stanton as Acting Executive Director of the Rent Control Board. scanJul 13
  110. 110Oath of office of Anne Oldham as a Commissioner of the Commission on the Status of Women. scanJul 13
  111. 111Oath of office of Richard C. Rossi as Purchasing Agent. scanJul 17
  112. 112Oath of office of William H. O'Leary as Temporary City Treasurer/Tax scanAug 1
  113. 113Constable bond of Charles Clayton for approval of the surety. scanSep 11
  114. 114Constable bond of James DeFrancesco for approval of the surety. scanSep 11
  115. 115Re: twelve new Police Recruits attending the Francis A. Pisani Policy Academy's Recruit Training Program for 12 weeks. scanSep 11
  116. 116Appointment of Richard Rossi as Purchasing Agent. scanSep 11
  117. 117Appointment of George E. O'Brien, Jr. as Asst. City Manager for Fiscal Affairs/City Treasurer. scanSep 11
  118. 118Reappointment of Dorothy Altman as a member of the Cambridge Conservation Commission. scanSep 11
  119. 119Appointment of six persons as Constables without power. scanSep 11
  120. 120Appointment of Robert Neer, M. D., as the Medical Professional members of the Cambridge Health Policy Board. scanSep 11
  121. 121Communication from Mayor Danehy appointing a committee for Council Order # 21 of September 11, 1978. scanSep 18
  122. 122Appointment of Emily Lewis and Francis Ralph to the Council on Aging. scanSep 25
  123. 123Appointment of David Clarke Blackman as an Alternate Member of the Cambridge Board of Zoning Appeal. scanSep 25
  124. 124Appointment of Geneva T. Malenfant as an Alternate Member of the Cambridge Historical Commission. scanSep 25
  125. 125Appointment of Jacqueline O'Neill as a member of the Cambridge Arts Council. scanSep 25
  126. 126Appointment of two persons as Constables with power. scanSep 25
  127. 127Appointment of Mrs. Jill Herold to the position of Human Services Planning Coordinator. scanOct 2
  128. 128Oath of Office of Donald Dressler, M. D. as Acting Commissioner of Health and Hospitals. scanOct 3
  129. 129Appointment of George O'Brien as Assistant City manager for Fiscal Affairs/City Treasurer. scanAug 25
  130. 130Oath of office of George O'Brien as Assistant City Manager for Fiscal Affairs/City Treasurer scanOct 2
  131. 131Oath of Office of George E. O'Brien, Jr. as City Treasurer/Tax Collector. scanOct 6
  132. 132Appointment of George E. O'Brien, Jr. as City Treasurer/Tax Collector. scanOct 6
  133. 133Oath of office of William H. O'Leary as Temporary City Treasurer/Tax Collector. scanSep 29
  134. 134Oath of office of James G. Stockard, Jr. as member of the Cambridge Housing Authority. scanOct 10
  135. 135Appointment of Donald Dressler, M. D. as Acting Commissioner of Health and Hospitals. scanOct 3
  136. 136Constable bond of Joseph T.Fitzmaurice for approval of the surety. scanOct 2
  137. 137Constable bond of Lynn Ann Krupsky for approval of the surety. scanOct 2
  138. 138Appointment of Paul J. Ryan as the Acting Director of Veterans Benefits/Services in the absence of Pasquale L. Reale. scanOct 2
  139. 139Appointment of Incorinata Centanni to the Cambridge Arts Council. scanOct 2
  140. 140Appointment of Cornelius E. Geary as the Director of the office of Economic Development. scanOct 2
  141. 141Appointment of Jill Herold as the Human Services Planning Coordinator. scanOct 2
  142. 142Appointment of Peggy Lamson and James Roosevelt, Jr. to the Cambridge Public Library Board of Trustees. scanOct 2
  143. 143Request of Francis L. Comunale, M. D., Commissioner of Health and Hospitals, for a six month leave of absence, effective Oct. 1, 1978 PLACED ON FILE. scanOct 16
  144. 144Awaiting Report Item Number Fourteen of October 16, 1978 regarding the appointment of a public planting committee. scanOct 16
  145. 145Notification of the resignation of Francis L. Comunale, M. D., as Commissioner of Health and Hospitals, and the appointment of Donald P. Dressler, M. D., as Acting Commissioner of Health and Hospitals, effective immediately. scanOct 16
  146. 146Oath of Office of Peter D. Stanton as the Executive Director of the Rent Control Board. scanOct 24
  147. 147Appointment of Peter D. Stanton as the Executive Director of the Rent Control. scanOct 24
  148. 148Constable bond of Craig J. Waldron for approval of the surety. scanOct 30
  149. 149Constable bond of Michael J. Shea for approval of the surety. scanOct 30
  150. 150Appointment of Dean C. Eaton as a Constable with power. scanOct 30
  151. 151Appointment of Peter D. Stanton as the Executive Director of Rent Control. scanOct 30
  152. 152Reappointment of 9 persons to the Cambridge Historical Commission. scanOct 30
  153. 153Appointment of Everett R. Kennedy P. E. as Assistant Commissioner of Public Works. scanOct 30
  154. 154Appointment of three persons as Constables with power. scanOct 30
  155. 155Appointment of John S. Corcoran, Robert J. Gargiulo, Ginger Gay, Ellen Kirchheimer and Brandon Reines to the Cambridge Animal Commission. scanNov 6
  156. 156Constable bond of Douglas Ear Dimond for approval of the surety. scanNov 6
  157. 157Constable bond of Dean C. Eaton for approval of the surety. scanNov 13
  158. 158Notification of the appointment of Benjamin Echevarria to the Cambridge Health Policy Board. scanNov 20
  159. 159Constable bond of Hillel Stavis for approval of the surety. scanNov 20
  160. 160Oath of office of Anthony G. Paolillo as Police Captain. scanNov 20
  161. 161Appointment of two Constables: Anthony J. Grassi – With Power and James W. Jannene – Without power. scanDec 4
  162. 162Constable bond of Elizabeth A. Robinson for approval of the surety. scanDec 4
  163. 163Oath of Office of Donald P. Dressler, M. D. as Member of the Cambridge Animal Commission. scanDec 1
  164. 164Oath of office of Captain Joseph P. Cusack as member of the Cambridge Animal Commission. scanDec 1
  165. 165Oath of office of Brandon Reines as a member of the Cambridge Animal Commission. scanDec 1
  166. 166Oath of office of Ellen Kirchheimer as a member of the Cambridge Animal Commission. scanDec 1
  167. 167Oath of office of JohnS.Corcoran as a member of the Cambridge Animal Commission. scanDec 1
  168. 168Oath of office of Robert J. Gargiulo as a member of the Cambridge Animal Commission. scanDec 1
  169. 169Oath of office of Ginger Gay as a member of the Cambridge Animal Commission. scanDec 1
  170. 170Oath of office of Cornelius F. Sughrue,Jr. as a Board Member of the Cambridge Redevelopment Authority. scanDec 1
  171. 171Constable bond of Anthony J. Grossi for approval of the surety. scanDec 11
  172. 172Appointment of Mr. Tadhg Sweeney as the landlord representative on the Rent Control Board. scanDec 11
  173. 173Appointment of Elsa Stern and Claire McDonough to the Council on Aging. scanDec 11
  174. 174Oath of office of Tadhg Sweeney as a member cf the Rent Control Board. scanDec 20
  175. 175Bond of William H. O'Leary as Assistant Treasurer for approval of the surety. scanDec 18
  176. 176Bond of George E. O'Brien, Jr. as Tax Collector for approval of the surety. scanDec 18
  177. 177Bond of George E. O'Brien as Treasurer for approval of the surety. scanDec 18

Ordinances

84 actions · № 1–84
  1. 1Communication from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, enclosing a proposed hearing schedule for the Alewife Moratorium, Observatory Hill Moratorium and the proposed zoning amendments submitted by Karin Weller, Mrs. John C. Vincent, Peter H. Desmond and Clifford A. Truesdell, IV. scanJan 23
  2. 2Petition to amend the Zoning Ordinance to improve a one year development moratorium in the Alewife/North Cambridge area. scanJan 23
  3. 3Communication from the President and Fellows of Harvard University by Donald C. Moulton regarding the petition of Mr. John Riseman, Harney, et al, proposing a temporary development moratorium for an area bounded generally by Concord Ave., Garden and Bond Streets. scanFeb 13
  4. 4Order-re: percentage of property owned in the Observatory Hill area by Harvard Univ. and Radcliffe College. scanFeb 27
  5. 5Order-recission of the "fast food" ordinance (Vellucci) scanFeb 27
  6. 6Communication from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting the report of a public hearing held by the City Council re: rezoning petition of Clifford Truesdell, et al. scanFeb 27
  7. 7Communication from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting the report of a public hearing held by the City Council relative to the rezoning petition of Mrs. John C. Vincent, et al. scanFeb 27
  8. 8Communication from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting the report of a public hearing held by the City Council re: rezoning petition of Karin Weller, et al. scanFeb 27
  9. 9Petition of Peter H. Desmond, et al, to amend the Zoning Ordinance by striking out the designation Res. C-3 and substituting in place thereof the designation Res. C-1 in the area bounded by Mellen St., Wendell St., Oxford St., Mass. Ave. and Everett St. scanFeb 27
  10. 10Communication from Radcliffe College by Matina S. Harner and the President and Fellows of Harvard College by Derek Bok opposing the petition of Mr. John Riseman, et al, proposing a temporary development moratorium in Cambridge. scanMar 13
  11. 11Response to Council Order Number 24 of February 27, 1978 re: plot plans in the Observatory Hill area. scanMar 13
  12. 12City Solicitor to draft an ordinance for Council consideration which would regulate the use and licensing of pinball machines and automatic coin amusement devices within the City of Cambridge. scanMar 20
  13. 13Petition of Margaret Spera, et al, requesting a hearing before the Council re: the recent proposal of the Housing and Urban Development statement and their impact in the East Cambridge area - THIS WAS WITHDRAWN BY PETITIONER. scanApr 3
  14. 14Communication from Peter H. Desmond withdrawing the petition filed by Peter Desmond et al dated June of 1977. scanApr 3
  15. 15Resubmission of the proposed revised water ordinance providing for a change in the present water rate. scanApr 3
  16. 16Communication from C. Frisoli, Chairman, Committee on Ordinances, transmitting a hearing schedule for the petitions of Peter H. Desmond, James J. Fitzgerald and John Riseman. scanApr 10
  17. 17Re: opinion of the City Solicitor re: joint hearing between the Planning Board and City Council on a petition. scanMay 1
  18. 18Re: Communication from John R. Buckley, Secretary of Administration and Finance for the Comm'lth re: Environmental Impact review as next step ib the Parcel 1B project. scanMay 1
  19. 19Planning Board Recommendations on the Desmond And Riseman Zoning Petition. scanMay 1
  20. 20Order-draft proposal of an ordinance creating a Cambridge Consumers Council. (Councillors Duehay and Vellucci) scanMay 8
  21. 21Report from the Committee on Ordinances relative to the zoning amendment on the petition of Peter Desmond. scanMay 8
  22. 22Report from the Committee on Ordinances relative to the zoning amendment on the petition of John Riseman. scanMay 8
  23. 23Report from the Committee on Ordinances relative to the petition of James Fitzgerald. scanMay 8
  24. 24Order-ordinance which would require all of our Assessors and all dept. heads to be Cambridge residents. scanMay 15
  25. 25Comm. from David R. Vickery, Asst. City Manager for Community Development, re: Legal Review of Riseman Moratorium Petition. scanMay 15
  26. 26Comm. from the Planning Board re: their recommendation of the Spera Rezoning Petition. scanMay 15
  27. 27Comm. from the Planning Board re: recommendation on the Clurman Rezoning Petition. scanMay 15
  28. 28Report from Committee on Ordinances on the petition of Barbara Clurman scanMay 22
  29. 29Report from Committee on Ordinances on the petition of Margaret Spera. scanMay 22
  30. 30Report from Committee on Ordinances on thepetition of the Planning Board to rezone portions of North Cambridge. scanMay 22
  31. 31Communication from Warren Carstensen regarding his opposition to the rezoning of land in the Cogswell Ave. Area. scanJun 5
  32. 32Communication from Councillor Alfred Vellucci transmitting a proposed amendment to the Fast Food Ordinance. scanJun 5
  33. 33Communication from Councillor Frisoli, Chairman of the Committee on Ordinances, outline the hearing schedule for five zoning amendments. scanJun 5
  34. 34Communication from the Planning Board re: hearing held by the Planning Board on the petition of James Fitzgerald to rezone the land in the Prospect St., Harvard St. area. scanJun 5
  35. 35Communication from Cathy Traniello, et al, protesting the proposed change in the Winter St., rezoning from Business A to Res. C-1. scanJun 5
  36. 36PASSED TO BE ORDAINED - petition of Karin Weller. scanMar 13
  37. 37Proposed ordinance regulating massage parlors. scanJun 12
  38. 38Height Limitations for Parcel 1B, Harvard Square. scanJun 26
  39. 39Reisman petition for a limited city-wide Development Moratorium [reference.] - N[?] [?] scanJun 26
  40. 40Agreement by and between James Fitzgerald and Clark W. Fisher, Jr. scanJun 26
  41. 41Communication from the City Clerk transmitting report from the City Engineer re: zoning petition of Richard Tabors, et al. scanJun 26
  42. 42Communication from David Vickery, Asst. City Manager for Community Development, transmitting revised amendment proposal to the General Ordinances re: sign control. scanJun 26
  43. 43Communication from Robert C. H. Mathews, III indicating his objections to the proposed zoning amendment of Richard Tabors, et al. scanJun 26
  44. 44Resolutions on renegotiating the land price of Parcel 1B. (Vellucci) scanJun 26
  45. 45Communication from the Executive Office of Communities and Development re: chapter 808 of the Acts of 1975. scanJul 10
  46. 46Communication from the Planning Board re: public hearing held on the petition of Richard Tabors, et al, to rezone the Irving St. area. scanJul 10
  47. 47FAILED OF ORDINATION - Petition of John H. Riseman, et al, to amend the zoning by adding a new subsection in Article 3.000, section 3.10 entitled "Limited Temporary Development Moratorium. scanJun 26
  48. 48PASSED TO BE ORDAINED -Margaret Spera, et al to rezone the Zoning Ordinance by striking out the designation Business A and substituting in place thereof the designation Residence C-1 in the area bounded by Sciarappa St., Winter St., Monsignor O'Brien Highway and Stevens Court. scanJun 12
  49. 49Petition of the Planning Board to rezone land in the North Cambridge area - PASSED TO BE ORDAINED. scanJun 12
  50. 50PASSED TO BE ORDAINED - Petition of James J. Fitzgerald to rezone the ordinances by striking out the designations Res. C-1 and Bus. B-A-1 and substituting in place thereof the designation Office C-1 in the area bounded by Prospect St., Common St. and Harvard St. scanJun 26
  51. 51PASSED TO BE ORDAINED - Proposed amendment to the General Ordinances re: Health and Hospitals. scanJun 26
  52. 52PASSED TO BE ORDAINED - Amendment to the General Ordinances providing for the establishment of an Animal Commission. scanJun 26
  53. 53PLACED ON FILE DUE TO EXPIRATION OF TIME - petition of Peter H. Desmond. scanJul 10
  54. 54PASSED TO BE ORDAINED - petition of Robert L. Wolff, Jr. et al, scanJul 10
  55. 55PASSED TO BE ORDAINED - petition of Richard D. Tabors, et al, to amend the Zoning Ordinance by striking out the designation Res. C-1 and substituting in place thereof the designation Res. B in the area bounded by Irving St., Cambridge St., Kirkland St., Kirkland Rd., Ashton Pl., Irving Terr., Sumner Rd., Kirkland Pl., and Francis Ave. scanJul 10
  56. 56PASSED TO BE ORDAINED - petition of the Cambridge Planning Board to rezone Rindge Towers - Field Machinery area. scanJul 10
  57. 57PETITION DENIED IN COMMITTEE - petition of Warren Carstensent to amend the Zoning Ordinances by changing the District Designations for areas from the proposed Residence B to Industry A-1 for lots which are located on Cogswell Avenue abutting the Fitchburg Branch of the Boston and Maine Railroad. scanJun 26
  58. 58PLACED ON FILE SUBSEQUENT TO ORDINATION OF THE NORTH CAMBRIDGE PETITION - petition of Barbara Clurman. scanJun 12
  59. 59Order-re: rezoning petition which would establish a Harvard Sq. Overlay District. (Preusser.) scanSep 11
  60. 60Petition of Mary Ellen Preusser, et al, for an amendment to the Zoning Ordinance of the City of Cambridge which would create a Special overlay district for the Harvard Square business area. [handwritten:] See ordinances 1979 for papers. scanSep 11
  61. 61Petition of the Planning Board to amend the Zoning Ordinance of the City of Cambridge in the area bounded by Mellen St., Mass. Ave., Wendell St., Everett St., and Oxford St. [handwritten:] A/K/A Desmond. -> see ordinance 1979 for papers. scanSep 11
  62. 62Petition of Alfred E. Vellucci to amend the Zoning Ordinances by adding a Section 11.32 which would exempt certain establishments from the provisions of the Zoning Ordinance which pertain to Fast Order Food Establishments. [handwritten:] - Ordained Dec 11, 1978 scanDec 11
  63. 63Amendment to theDepartment Head Salary Ordinance. scanSep 18
  64. 64Response to Awaiting Report No. 7 re: Lesley College zoning. scanSep 18
  65. 65Material from the Community Development Dept. pertaining to re-zoning in the East Cambridge area. scanSep 18
  66. 66Order-re: amending Ordinance #825, Section 13-19 entitled: "Consumption of Alcoholic Beverages on certain public places. scanOct 16
  67. 67Petition of Zulus, Inc., et al, requesting to be heard regarding the proposed amendment to the ordinances of the city of Cambridge relative to the regulation of pinball machines. scanOct 16
  68. 68Petition of 1001 Plays, et al, requesting to be heard regarding the proposed amendment to the zoning ordinances of the city of Cambridge relative to the regulation of pinball machines. scanOct 16
  69. 69Petition of thirteen residents of Cambridge requesting a public hearing relative to the proposed amendment regulating automatic amusement devices. scanOct 16
  70. 70Order-re: proposed amendment to the East Cambridge/Lechmere UDAG Grant Agreement of October 6, 1978. (Frisoli) scanOct 30
  71. 71Order-re: refer the zoning portion of the "pinball" ordinance to the Planning Board. (Preusser) scanOct 30
  72. 72Order-comprehensive zoning plan for the entire city. (Crane) scanOct 30
  73. 73Communication from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, re: hearing on the East Cambridge Zoning Petition on November 16, 1978 at 6 P. M. scanOct 30
  74. 74Response to Awaiting Report No. 10 re: negotiations concerning Arsenal Square during the moratorium. scanOct 30
  75. 75Order-amending section 8.01 of Ordinance 798 entitled "Penalties" by deleting sections 6.01 and 6.02 and adding a new sentence 8.02. (Crane) scanNov 6
  76. 76Communication from C. Wylie re: rezoning petition, Vellucci version Mellen, Oxford and Wendell Streets. scanNov 13
  77. 77Comm. from the City Solicitor transmitting a revised amendment to Chapter 11, Article III entitled: "Massage Service Regulations." scanNov 13
  78. 78Order-amending Ordinance No. 896, Section 11-2, sub-section (a) which would not allow the Commissioner to engage in the private practice of medicine. (Preusser) scanNov 13
  79. 79Comm. from Richard E. Bonz, Vice President, Minot, DeBlois & Maddison, Inc., requesting that the zoning of Area 1 be amended to O-3A/PUD-2 rater than the proposed C-3A/PUD-2. scanDec 4
  80. 80Order-re: adopting an o-3A Zone in East Cambridge for the Lechmere Canal/Riverfront project. (Crane) FAILED OR ADOPTION. scanDec 11
  81. 81Proposed amendment to the General Ordinances re: Salaries of Dept. Heads. scanDec 11
  82. 82Comm. from Arthur Parris, Chairman, Planning Board, re: Planning Board's recommendation on the petition of Councillor Vellucci to amend the text of the Fast Food Section of the Zoning Ordinances. scanDec 11
  83. 83Comm. from Arthur Parris, Chairman, Planning Board, re: Planning Board's recommendation on the petition of Councillor Vellucci to rezone land in the area of Mellen, Wendell, Everett, and Oxford St. area. scanDec 11
  84. 84Petition of the Planning Board to amend the Zoning Ordinances of the City of Cambridge in the East Cambridge area. PASSED TO BE ORDAINED. scanDec 11

Public Service

15 actions · № 1–15
  1. 1Approval of 12 Non-Profit Corporations for location only.Feb 13
  2. 2Approval of 9 certificates of incorporation for location only.Mar 20
  3. 3Approval of four Chapter 180 Non-Profit Corporations. Location only.Mar 27
  4. 4Approval of "Beth Soll and Company, Inc." LOCATION ONLYApr 24
  5. 5Approval of seven Non-Profit Corporations-LOCATION ONLYMay 15
  6. 6Approval of three Non-Profit Corporations - Location OnlyJun 5
  7. 7"Carnivore Genetics Research Center, Ltd." Location only.Jun 26
  8. 8Approval of location of five Chapter 180 Non-Profit Corporations.Jun 26
  9. 9Inc."Black Rose Lectures and Learning, Inc." location only.Jul 10
  10. 10Approval of eleven Chapter 180 Non-Profit Corporations. Location only.Sep 11
  11. 11Inc.-"Mystic Valley Chamber Orchestra, Inc." location only.Sep 18
  12. 12"Legal Parents Protective Service, Inc.", "National Vascular and Lymphatic Foundation, Inc. " and "New England Feminist Institute, Inc." for approval of locations.Oct 30
  13. 13Approval of location of "Gayloon Associates Inc.", "Foundation for the Alliance of Cultural Arts and Humanities, Inc." and "Universal Life Church, Inc."Oct 30
  14. 14The Scott Family Foundation, Inc. and Silver Hill Association, Inc. for approval of location.Nov 6
  15. 15Approval of eight incorporation for location only.Dec 18

Public Disclosure Statements

1 actions · № 1–1
  1. 1Comm. from Edward D. McCarhty re: his association in the practice of law with Robert E. Keane, Esq.Dec 7

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