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1980

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671 actions · № 1–671
  1. 1Communication from John R. McCarthy, Sec'y of the School Committee re: a meeting of the Finance Committee on Wednesday, January 24, 1979 at 7:00 P. M. scanJan 8
  2. 2Order-re: rescinding any actions or orders by the City Council on incorporating the Cambridge REdevelopment Authority in the municipal government of the City of Cambridge. (Frisoli) scanJan 8
  3. 3Order- re: imposition of a lien on the real estate for failure to comply with the snow removal ordinance. (Crane) scanJan 8
  4. 4Resolutions on Dorothy Wyman. (M. Danehy & C. Sullivan) scanJan 8
  5. 5Resolutions on Martin Luther King Day (Graham) scanJan 8
  6. 6Order-re: reception for the cast and crew of Starting Over. (Sullivan) scanJan 8
  7. 7Resolutions re: developers in the southwest sector of Harvard Sq. to coordinate plans and obtain approvals from the Planning Board for their development projects. (Duehay) scanJan 8
  8. 8Order-re: joint meeting of City Council & School Committee and Finance Officers re: budgetary constraints for FY 1979-80. (Vellucci) scanJan 8
  9. 9Order-designating January 18, 1979 as Arthur McKenzie Day. (Sullivan) scanJan 8
  10. 10Resolutions on the Cambridge & Somerville Council's for Children (Graham & Preusser) scanJan 8
  11. 11Resolutions on Joan Marie Knox. (Frisoli) scanJan 8
  12. 12Order-performance of the City Manager regarding the application process for CHA housing units which give preference to needy Cambridge residents and declaring a housing emergency for public housing in Cambridge. (Frisoli) scanJan 8
  13. 13Communication from Stephen Solfberg re: pedestrian hazard in crossing Fresh Pond Parkway at Mt. Auburn St. scanJan 8
  14. 14REsponse to Awaiting REport No. 11 re: question on CETA positions. scanJan 8
  15. 15Re: public hearing on Phase V Sewerage and Drainage Facilities to be held on January 30, 1979 at 7 P. M. in Council Chambers. scanJan 8
  16. 16Response to City Council Order No. 10 of 12/11/78 re: testing the site of the former dump for radioactive contamination. scanJan 8
  17. 17Response to City Council Order No. 1 of 11/6/78 re: adjusting street cleaning times. scanJan 8
  18. 18Response to City Council Order No. 4 of 10/30/78 re: installing hospital directional signs throughout the city. scanJan 8
  19. 19Response to Awaiting Report No. 10 re: status of animal control services. scanJan 8
  20. 20Response to Awaiting Report No. 6 re: City's schedule for implementing the classification amendnent. scanJan 8
  21. 21Response to Awaiting Report Item No. 3 re: painting the ceiling in the filtration plant of the Water Dept. scanJan 8
  22. 22Response to Awaiting Report Item No. 2 re: Arlington Skating Rink. scanJan 8
  23. 23Order-re: prepare resolutions congratulating WGBH and the entire cast of "Billy in the Lowlands". (Sullivan) scanJan 22
  24. 24Order-congratulating Veterans of Foreign Wars, Mt. Auburn Memorial Post #8818. (Frisoli) scanJan 22
  25. 25Order-congratulating all who assisted people hit by yesterday's flooding. (Crane) scanJan 22
  26. 26Resolutions on former Councillor David Clem. (Vellucci) scanJan 22
  27. 27Order-re: City Clerk and Adm. Asst. to the Council to initiate payment for overdue bills. (Danehy) scanJan 22
  28. 28Resolutions on Cambridge Jaycees Week - Jan. 21 through Jan. 27. (Sullivan) scanJan 22
  29. 29Order-re: Blue Ribbon Committee to stop dogs from defecating on the sidewalks. (Vellucci) scanJan 22
  30. 30Order-re: formally adopting the city's Affirmative Action Plan. (Preusser) scanJan 22
  31. 31Order-re: rodents coming from the MBTA construction on the City Dump. (M. Danehy) scanJan 22
  32. 32Information from Russell B. Higley, City Solicitor, re: Cambridge joining in the suit against the Red Line Extension. scanJan 22
  33. 33Comm. from Lee Nason for the Agassiz Neighborhood Association requesting a hearing before the City Council on Jan. 22, 1979 re: Red Line Extension Construction and its effect on the Agassiz neighborhood. scanJan 22
  34. 34Response to Council Order No. 23 of 1/8/79 re: information to the East Cambridge Planning Team concerning grants. scanJan 22
  35. 35Comm. frcm James L. Sullivan, City Manager, re: letter from Daniel Wuenschel, Exec. Director, Cambridge Housing Authority, re: Awaiting Report Nc. 7 re: status report on security program for elderly housing. scanJan 22
  36. 36Comm. from James L. Sullivan, City Manager, re: letter from Donald P. Dressler, M.D., Acting Commissioner of Health and Hospitals, re: program for the inspection of vacant lots within the City as requested in Council order no. 2 of 12/16/78. scanJan 22
  37. 37Comm. from James L. Sullivan, City Manager, re: City Council Order No. 8 of 11/13/78 re: repair of vehicular bridge at Oxford and Beacon Sts. scanJan 22
  38. 38Copy of the temporary restraining order issued to Perini Corp. to halt blasting before 7 A.M. or after 8 P.M. scanJan 22
  39. 39Copy of communication from Byron J. Matthews, Sec'y, Exec. Office of Communities and Development, re: Governor King's "caps" plan. scanJan 22
  40. 40RE: Commercial Area Revitalization Districts Plan (CARD). scanJan 22
  41. 41Petition of Catherine G. Hinds, et al requesting that the outside lights in the rear of the Longfellow School be returned to full operation. scanJan 29
  42. 42Order-resolutions on Ernest T. Savignano. (Sullivan) scanJan 29
  43. 43Order-re: expanded funding for the Environmental Impact Study for a vehicular traffic impact study of Mid-Cambridge (Preusser) scanJan 29
  44. 44Order-re: Supt. of Schools to transmit notices of all job openings, vacancies and promotional opportunities within the School Dept. to the City Council. (Vellucci) scanJan 29
  45. 45Order-re: Cambridge Rent Control Board to rescind Regulation No. 72-04(b) and to eradicate the effect of the prohibited portion of regulation No. 81. (Wylie) scanJan 29
  46. 46Order-resolutions on the 50th Anniversary of the Cambridge Community Center. (Graham) scanJan 29
  47. 47Order-re: filing legislation entitled: "AN ACT TO AMEND THE CAMBRIDGE RENT CONTROL LAW BY REGULATING THE EVICTION OF TENANTS IN A CONTROLLED CO-OWNERSHIP UNIT." (Wylie) scanJan 29
  48. 48Order-re: construction of a park by the Cambridge Redevelopment Authority between Warren St., Cambridge St., Jefferson St. & Marion St., and naming it in honor of Sacco and Venzetti (Frisoli) PLACED ON FILE. scanJan 29
  49. 49Communication from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting opinion from Russell B. Higley, City Solicitor, re: time limit imposed by Chapter 40A of the General Laws re: adoption of zoning amendments by the City Council. scanJan 29
  50. 50Communication from Albert T. Darling, President, Cambridge Jaycees, re: enforcement of the leash law in Cambridge. scanJan 29
  51. 51Communication from John R. McCarthy, Sec'y of the School Committee, re: order adopted by the School Committee regarding the proposed meeting with the City Council relative to the appropriation of School Dept. funds for FY 78=79. scanJan 29
  52. 52Communication from James L. Sullivan, City Manager, in response to Awaiting Report Item Number Eighteen relative to "credit card" system for City-owned automobiles. scanJan 29
  53. 53Communication from James L. Sullivan, City Manager in response to Awaiting Report Item Number Seventeen relative to the lighting program in all City buildings. scanJan 29
  54. 54Communication from James L. Sullivan, City Manager, in response to Awaiting Report Item Number Eleven relative to the status of the Fresh Pond Reservation Plan. scanJan 29
  55. 55Communication from James L. Sullivan, City Manager, in response to Awaiting Report Item Number Seven relative to the upcoming municipal election. scanJan 29
  56. 56Order-re: City Manager is to direct the Cambridge Housing Authority to supply a list of all vacant Housing Authority apartments. (Crane) scanJan 29
  57. 57Order-re: City Council goes on record rescinding a previously adopted order which prohibits the Police Dept. to tow a motor vehicle with a Resident Sticker Parking Permit. scanJan 29
  58. 58Crder-re: - City Clerk to draw up suitable resolutions on the Fiftieth Anniversary of the Cambridge Community Center. (Graham) scanJan 29
  59. 59Order-re: resolutions on the Fire Dept. & the Auxiliary Fire Dept. on the job well done during the heavy rain storm. (Sullivan) scanJan 29
  60. 60Resolution on the Kendall Square Commercial Area Revitalization District. (Frisoli) (KSCARD.) scanFeb 5
  61. 61Resolutions on the Wellington-Harrington Commercial Area Revitalization District (WHCARD.) (Frisoli) scanFeb 5
  62. 62Resolution on the East Cambridge Riverfront Commercial Area Revitalization District (CARD) Plan (Frisoli) scanFeb 5
  63. 63Communication from David A. Wylie, Chairman, Rent Control Committee with report on hearings on Cambridge Rent Control Program which were held on April 6, 13, 20 and 27, 1978. scanFeb 5
  64. 64Resolutions on the International Year of the Child (M. Danehy) scanFeb 5
  65. 65Placed on file - Order re: ordinance regarding permits for parking garages for over 100 cars. (Vellucci) scanFeb 5
  66. 66Communication from Richard McKinnon, Adm. Asst. to the Council, transmitting letter from the Board of Assessors re: Chapter 576 scanFeb 5
  67. 67Response to City Council's request for a status report on the War Memorial Pool. scanFeb 5
  68. 68Response to Awaiting Report No. 1 re: effect of the Federal Food Stamp Act on senior citizens. scanFeb 5
  69. 69REsponse to Awaiting Report No. 16 re: City agencies renting space. scanFeb 5
  70. 70Response to Awaiting Report Item No. 6 re: Cable TV. scanFeb 5
  71. 71Response to Awaiting Report No. 17 re: future plans for the Russell School site. scanFeb 5
  72. 72Response to Awaiting Report No. 18 re: employee reclassification study. scanFeb 5
  73. 73Response to Awaiting Report No. 19 re: drainage problem in the New St./Garden St. triangle. scanFeb 5
  74. 74Response to Awaiting Report No. 22 re: Catholic Cemetery strike. scanFeb 5
  75. 75Response to Awaiting Report No. 26 re: towing of a motor vehicle with a resident sticker parking permit. scanFeb 5
  76. 76Response to Council Order No. 23 of 1/22/79 re: enforcing resident parking in the Garfield St. area. scanFeb 5
  77. 77Response to Awaiting Report No. 13 re: outlining plans to promote Cambridge. scanFeb 5
  78. 78Meeting Notice of the Handicapped Task Force for Tuesday, February 20, 1979 at 6 P. M. scanFeb 5
  79. 79Meeting Notice of the Rent Control Committee for Tuesday, February 20, 1979 at 7:30 P. M. scanFeb 5
  80. 80PLACED ON FILE - order-re: Election Commission to send out second notice re: the census. (Wylie) scanFeb 12
  81. 81PLACED ON FILE - order-re: legal work performed by Atty. Douglas Randall during 1979. (Frisoli) scanFeb 12
  82. 82Order-re: conducting one City Council meeting each month in a neighborhood school. (M. Danehy) scanFeb 12
  83. 83Order-re: conducting the Council meeting of February 26, 1979 at the M. E. Fitzgerald School to discuss the Alewife bridges and trucks on Rindge Avenue. (M. Danehy) scanFeb 12
  84. 84Order-re: cancelling the March 5, 1979 Council meeting. scanFeb 12
  85. 85Notice of public hearing by the City Manager re: Cable TV. scanFeb 12
  86. 86Communication from Conrad C. Fagone, Commissioner of Public Works re: the demolition of 2511-2515 Mass. Avenue and 9-21 Clarendon Ave. Notice to Proceed. scanFeb 12
  87. 87Response to Awaiting Report Number Sixteen re: property owned by the Cambridge REdevelopment Authority. scanFeb 12
  88. 88Response to Council Order No. 6 of 1/2279 re: resurfacing streets in East Cambridge. scanFeb 12
  89. 89Response to City Council Order No. 24 of 1/8/79 re: establishing a warning system for trains crossing at Fresh Pond Rotary and Concord Ave. scanFeb 12
  90. 90Response to Awaiting Report No. 18, with a list of all baseball fields. scanFeb 12
  91. 91Response to Awaiting Report No. 12 re: sewer construction in East Cambridge. scanFeb 12
  92. 92Response to Awaiting Report # 8 re: pedestrian hazard at Fresh Pond Parkway. scanFeb 12
  93. 93RE: press release issued by the MDC re: ban on truck and bus traffic over the Alewife Brook girder bridge at the Boston and Maine Railroad near the junction of Rte. 2 and Alewife Brook Parkway. scanFeb 12
  94. 94Order-re: wishing the female and male basketball teams of Cambridge Rindge Latin School the best of luck in the tourney. (Crane) scanFeb 26
  95. 95Order-re: preparing suitable resolutions on the death of Mary Castriotta. (Vellucci) scanFeb 26
  96. 96Order-resolutions on John A. Davenport. (Sullivan) scanFeb 26
  97. 97Order-re: establishing a Home Improvement Through Tax Lien Equity (HITTLE) program.(Frisoli) scanFeb 26
  98. 98Resolutions on Mosier Goldberg. (Sullivan) scanFeb 26
  99. 99Communication from George E. O'Brien, Assistant City Manager for Fiscal Affairs re: real estate tax bills. scanFeb 26
  100. 100Communication from the Cambridge Biohazards Committee transmitting minutes of a special meeting held on Wednesday, January 24, 1979. scanFeb 26
  101. 101Communication from Mayor Thomas W. Danehy transmitting a report on a meeting held on February 20, 1979 with the Chairman of the MBTA and other individuals re: Red Line Extension. scanFeb 26
  102. 102Communication from John E. McCarthy, Sec'y School Committee, trans,itting order of the School Committee re: City Council order of Jan. 29, 1979 re: notices of all job openings, vacancies and promotional opportunities within the School Dept. scanFeb 26
  103. 103Communication from C. Francis H. Duehay, Chairman, Committee on Environment, transmitting report of the committee for meeting held on Jan. 30, 1979. scanFeb 26
  104. 104Notice of a public hearing by the DPU to be held on March 21, 1979 at 10 AM at 100 Cambridge St., Boston,re: rates and charges set forth in M.D.P.U. No. 10, Supplement Nos. 145 & 148. scanFeb 26
  105. 105Copy of communication sent to Community Antenna Television Commission re: Cable TV. scanFeb 26
  106. 106Response to Awaiting Report No. 8 re: progress of the modernization of the Haggerty School. scanFeb 26
  107. 107Response to Awaiting Report No. 10 re: future use of the Putnam School. scanFeb 26
  108. 108Response to Awaiting Report No. 22 re: heating problems at 105 Windsor St. scanFeb 26
  109. 109Response to City Council Order No. 16 of February 5, 1979 re: repairing and renovating the restrooms in the Police Station. scanFeb 26
  110. 110Response to Awaiting Report No. 18 re: City projects in and around the vicinity of the Red Line Extension Project. scanFeb 26
  111. 111Response to Awaiting Report No. 14 re: accumulation of rain water on Rindge Avenue. scanFeb 26
  112. 112Response to Council Order No. 14 of February 5, 1979 re: designating Massachusetts Avenue from the Longfellow Bridge to Alewife Brook Parkway as a CARD area. scanFeb 26
  113. 113Response to Council Order No. 6 of January 29, 1979 re: enforcing resident sticker parking program during the evening hours. scanFeb 26
  114. 114Response to City Council Order No. 23 of January 22, 1979 re: resident parking program in the Garfield St. area. scanFeb 26
  115. 115Response to Awaiting Report No. 21 re: mailing of May 1, 1979 tax bills. scanFeb 26
  116. 116Response to Awaiting Report No. 19 re: making Meacham Road a one-way street. scanFeb 26
  117. 117Response to Awaiting Report Item No. 9 re: increasing the foot patrol officers in East Cambridge. scanFeb 26
  118. 118Response to Awaiting Report No. 4 re: Youth Employment and Demonstration Projects Act. scanFeb 26
  119. 119Copy of communication from Conrad Fagone, Commissioner of Public Works, to James G. Grant Company, Inc. re: time-extension for the demolition of the Russell School. scanMar 12
  120. 120Order-re: movie theaters not to schedule showings of the movie "The Warriors" within the City of Cambridge. PLACED ON FILE-NO ACTION scanMar 12
  121. 121Communication from Mayor Thomas W. Danehy re: letter to the Board of Overseers. scanMar 12
  122. 122Response to Awaiting Report No. 14 re: pollution in the vicinity of the Dewey & Almy Plant. scanMar 12
  123. 123Response to Awaiting Report No. 17 re: making the Cambridge Rescue Wagon operable and the #2 backup van eligible for transporting emergency victims. scanMar 12
  124. 124Response to Awaiting Report No. 16 re: easements taken on city owned property by the MBTA. scanMar 12
  125. 125Response to Awaiting Report No. 9 re: vacant Housing Authority apartments. scanMar 12
  126. 126RE: Council Order No. 8 of 2/26/79 re: status of Harvard Biology Containment Labs. scanMar 12
  127. 127RE: procedures followed for the regulation of automatic amusement devices. scanMar 12
  128. 128Resolutions proclaiming March 11-17 as KELLY WEEK. (M. Danehy) scanMar 12
  129. 129Resolutions proclaiming April 22-28 as NATIONAL YWCA WEEK. scanMar 12
  130. 130Resolutions designating March 11-17 as NATIONAL EMPLOY THE OLDER WORKER WEEK. scanMar 12
  131. 131Order-re: inviting the presidents of municipal employee unions to attend all upcoming budget meetings. scanMar 12
  132. 132Resolutions on Vincenzo Saia. (C. Sullivan) scanMar 12
  133. 133Order-re: parking utilization of the City's Pearl St. garage. (C. Wylie) scanMar 12
  134. 134Resolutions proclaiming 1979 as Community School's Year. (M. Danehy) scanMar 12
  135. 135Resolutions on Police Officers John White and James Dwyer. (M. Danehy) scanMar 12
  136. 136Resolutions on Saint Francis of Assisi Church. (C. Frisoli) scanMar 12
  137. 137Resolutions on the Cambridge Rindge Latin Boys Basketball Team. (M. Danehy and all Councillors) scanMar 12
  138. 138Resolutions on the Cambridge Rindge Latin Girls Basketball Team. (M. Danehy and all Councillors) scanMar 12
  139. 139Copy of communication from Atty. Edward F. Gilhooly, the Gulf Companies, to David Vickery, Asst. City Manager for Community Development, re: taking of land by the City of Cambridge for a proposed parking garage. scanMar 12
  140. 140Order-re: Committee on Finance to hold its budget hearings on Saturday mornings. (M. Danehy & Crane) scanMar 19
  141. 141Order-re: hours worked by members of unpaid boards and commissions. (Preusser) scanMar 19
  142. 142Order-re: public hearing for the people of Blanche St. whose houses are proposed to be torn down by M.I.T. (Vellucci) scanMar 19
  143. 143Order-re: congratulating the Cambridge Rindge Latin School Case of "The Rivals" (M. Danehy) scanMar 19
  144. 144Order-re:agreement between Harvard University and the MBTA. (M. Danehy) scanMar 19
  145. 145Resolutions on Vicki Draper. (Sullivan) scanMar 19
  146. 146Order-re: City Clerk to prepare resolutions on Mary Murphy, Head Clerk in the Assessors Office. (Sullivan) scanMar 19
  147. 147Order-re: congratulating the Cambridge Rindge and Latin School Boys and Girls Basketball Teams. (Mayor and all Councillors. scanMar 19
  148. 148Order-re: prepare suitable resolutions on John Grainger, former Chief of Police. (Sullivan) scanMar 19
  149. 149Resolutions on Dr. Francis L. Comunale. (M.Danehy & Sullivan) scanMar 19
  150. 150REsolutions on Mary Castriotta. (Vellucci) scanMar 19
  151. 151Order-re: congraulating the Middlesex County Bar Association and Governor King. (Frisoli) -PLACED ON FILE. scanMar 19
  152. 152Community from Atty. Matthew J. Ferraro in behalf of Emma Lynskey for reimbursement for injuries sustained to her in a fall. scanMar 19
  153. 153News Release issued by the New England Gas and Electric System. scanMar 19
  154. 154PLACED ON FILE - Response to Awaiting Report No. 2 re: minimizing the impact of Huron Avenue traffic in the Strawberry Hill neighborhood. scanMar 19
  155. 155Order-re: City Clerk to draw up resolutions wishing students success on the play "Oklahoma". (Vellucci) scanMar 26
  156. 156Order-re: favoring the Home Care Program. (Vellucci) scanMar 26
  157. 157Order-re: sale of the property at 255 Lexington Ave. (Crane) scanMar 26
  158. 158Order-re: suitable resolutions be drawn on Marcus Morton. (Preusser) scanMar 26
  159. 159By laws of the East Cambridge Community Development Corporation. scanMar 26
  160. 160Petition of Walter D. Lucy, Fireman CRLS, Boiler Room, requesting reimbursement for damages sustained to his automobile while parked outside the Latin Boiler Room. scanMar 26
  161. 161Notice of a public hearing on sundry dates and locations by the Dept. of Public Utilities re: propriety of a common carrier imposing reasonable charges for directory assistance service. scanMar 26
  162. 162Notice of a public hearing by the DPU on April 17, 1979 at 7 P. M. at the Gardner Auditorium, State House, Boston, re: investigation by the Dept. as to the rates and charges set forth in certain schedules. scanMar 26
  163. 163Response to Council Order No. 4 of March 12, 1979 re: reconstruction of the Beacon St. Railroad Bridge. scanMar 26
  164. 164Response to Council Order No. 1 of March 12, 1979 re: replacing the water mains in North Cambridge. scanMar 26
  165. 165Response to City Council Order No. 11 of February 26, 1979 re: repairs to the fence surrounding the city dump. scanMar 26
  166. 166Response to Awaiting Report No. 14 re: installation of electric doors for three fire houses. scanMar 26
  167. 167Response to Awaiting Report No. 12 re: renovations of the City Council Chamber. scanMar 26
  168. 168Order-re: moving the Out of Town News building in Harvard Square during the construction of the subway. (Vellucci) scanApr 2
  169. 169Resolutions on the presentation by the Cambridge Public Schools of "Oklahoma". (Vellucci) scanApr 2
  170. 170Resolutions on Sergeant Peter O'Hare. (M. Danehy) scanApr 2
  171. 171Order-re: action taken on request for foot patrolmen in East Cambridge. (VellucciO scanApr 2
  172. 172Order-re:City Solicitor to confer with owner of 24-26 Lambert St. which has been damaged by sewer construction. (Vellucci) scanApr 2
  173. 173Order-agreement between Harvard University and the MBTA (M. DAnehy) scanApr 2
  174. 174Communication from John R. McCarthy, Sec'y of the School Committee transmitting an order adopted by the School Committee re: celebration in honor of the Cambridge Rindge and Latin Girls' and Boys' Basketball teams. scanApr 2
  175. 175Response to Awaiting Report No. 12 re: status of the arrangement of the Mass. Ave. property next to the Ground Round for parking. scanApr 2
  176. 176Response to Awaiting Report No. 10 re: Logan Airport flights over Cambridge. scanApr 2
  177. 177City's annual Grantee Performance Report for the Community Development Block Grant Program. scanApr 2
  178. 178Response to Council Order No. 7 of 3/26/79 re: Observatory Hill Branch Library. scanApr 2
  179. 179Response to City Council order no. 7 of 3/19/79 re: discharge of Carla Johnston. scanApr 2
  180. 180Response to Awaiting Report No. 16 re: legal basis by which the MBTA alleges they are exempt from making application for building permits. scanApr 2
  181. 181Response to Awaiting Report Item No. 11 re: present use of the property at 255 Lexington Ave. scanApr 2
  182. 182Order-re: keeping women in sports program under the Title Nine Program. (Graham) scanApr 9
  183. 183Order-re: Clerk to draw up resolutions on John F. Clinton. (Vellucci) scanApr 9
  184. 184Resolutions on Kevin Moore, Patrick Ewing and Coach Mike Jarvis. (Sullivan) scanApr 9
  185. 185Resolutions on Passover. (Sullivan) scanApr 9
  186. 186Order-re: member of the Cambridge Rent Control Board to appear before the City Council to discuss Rent Control Regulation 13-01. (q). Frisoli. scanApr 9
  187. 187Petition of Arthur Sanforo and Peter Lowber, Representatives of Cambridge Cab Driver requesting a hearing before the City Council relative to the question of leasing of taxi cabs. scanApr 9
  188. 188Order-re: recommending to C. Lansing Fair to comply with Townhouse Zoning Amendment for his proposed development at Fresh Pond Place. (Wylie) scanApr 9
  189. 189Announcement that the April 16, 1979 City Council Meeting will not be held due to the fact that it is a legal holiday. scanApr 9
  190. 190Petition of Maggie Brown, et al, supporting a branch of the Cambridge Public Library in the Observatory Hill area. scanApr 9
  191. 191Annual Report of the New England Telephone and Telegraph Co. for the year 1978. scanApr 9
  192. 192Communication from Pauline Spivack, 24 Concord Ave., re: Observatory Hill Branch Library. scanApr 9
  193. 193Communication from Donna D'Fini Loubsky, 257 Mount Auburn St. supporting the Observatory Hill Branch Library. scanApr 9
  194. 194Communication from Richard McKinnon, Adm. Asst. to the Council, transmitting two communications from Library Director Joseph Sakey concerning the Observatory Hill Branch Library. scanApr 9
  195. 195Communication from Mark A. White, Ad Hoc Committee on Middlesex County, requesting a meeting of at least one representative of every municipal body in Middlesex County on April 10, 1979 at 7 PM. scanApr 9
  196. 196Financial Return of the Boston Edison Co. for the year ended December 31, 1978. scanApr 9
  197. 197Financial Return of the Commonwealth Gas Company for the year ended Dec. 31, 1978. scanApr 9
  198. 198Financial Return of the Cambridge Electric Light Company for the year ended Dec. 31, 1978. scanApr 9
  199. 199Response to Awaiting Report No. 19 re: homeowner's deduction for water and sewer bills. scanApr 9
  200. 200Response to Awaiting Report No. 16 re: occupancy of Rindge-Latin School. scanApr 9
  201. 201Response to Awaiting Report No. 20 re: repairs to the clock on City Hall. scanApr 9
  202. 202RE: status of the proposed parking lot on the property adjacent to the Ground Round Restaurant. scanApr 9
  203. 203RE: issuance of the first revenue bonds at the Mass. Industrial Finance Agency at 131 State St., Boston, on Wednesday, April 11, 1979 at 9:30 A. M. scanApr 9
  204. 204Response to Council Order No. 5 of 1/8/79 re: creating a fallout shelter for Cambridge residents in the Red Line Extension Subway system. scanApr 9
  205. 205Response to Awaiting REport No. 15 re: diesel buses for the North Cambridge and Huron Avenue routes. scanApr 9
  206. 206Response to Awaiting Report No. 13 re: prisoner rehab center in the new County Courthouse. scanApr 9
  207. 207Response to City Council Order No. 5 of 3/26/79 re: resident parking enforcement on Porter Rd. scanApr 9
  208. 208Copy of communication from City Manager, James L. Sullivan to Rev. Bernard C. Herlihy, Pastor St. Peter's Church re: Observatory Hill Branch Library. scanApr 9
  209. 209RE: closing of the Observatory Hill Branch Library as a safety precaution. scanApr 9
  210. 210Transmitting communication from William C. Beebe, Project Manager of Morrison-Knudsen, White, Mergentime, relative to blasting permit issued them by the State Fire Marshal's Office in connection with the Red Line Project. scanApr 9
  211. 211Transmitting communication from Moody's Investors Service, Inc., dated March 30, 1979, confirming the Aa rating for the City of Cambridge. scanApr 9
  212. 212Order-re: exampting the Arias Family from Rent Control Regulations for the property 55-63 River St. (Graham) scanApr 23
  213. 213Order-re: Cambridge St. from Inman Sq. to Line Street. (Crane) scanApr 23
  214. 214Order-re: congratulating Gary Burke from the East Cambridge Boys Club. (Frisoli) scanApr 23
  215. 215Order-re: congratulating Mr. David Wood (Frisoli) scanApr 23
  216. 216Resolutions on Eric Preusser and the Instigations. (Frisoli) scanApr 23
  217. 217Resolutions on the Broadway Supermarket. (Sullivan) scanApr 23
  218. 218Order-re: promotion of Cambridge. (M. Danehy) scanApr 23
  219. 219Resolutions on Miriam Kramer. (Sullivan) scanApr 23
  220. 220Resolutions on Head Clerk Mary G. Murphy. (Sullivan) scanApr 23
  221. 221Resolutions on John F. Clinton. (Vellucci) scanApr 23
  222. 222Order-re: proclaiming May 1, 1979 as "Law Day U. S. A. in Cambridge". (M. Danehy) scanApr 23
  223. 223Resolutions on Jerry August, George White and Tom O'Regan. (Sullivan) scanApr 23
  224. 224Resolutions on Michael Kapopoulos. (Sullivan) scanApr 23
  225. 225Petition of Leo J. Rizzo & Neil S. Lupardo requesting reimbursement for damages caused by broken water main on February 4, 1979. scanApr 23
  226. 226Petition of Louis D. Mingace, d/b/a Rouffa Furniture Co., requesting reimbursement for damages caused by broken water main on FEbruary 4, 1979. scanApr 23
  227. 227Communication from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk transmitting a communication from Emory C. Mower, Secretary of Elder Affairs relative to the possible cutbacks in the Home Care Program. scanApr 23
  228. 228Communication from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting report from Frank Bombino, Inspector, License Commission, re: regulations of the License Commission re: inspections and cleaning of taxicabs. scanApr 23
  229. 229Notice of a public hearing by the Dept. of Public Utilities on May 10, 1979 at 10:00 A. M. at 100 Cambridge St., Boston, re: rates and charges set forth in M.D.P.U. No. 10, Supplement No. 149. scanApr 23
  230. 230Notice of a public hearing by the Dept. of PUblic Utilities on May 23, 1979 at 10:00 A. M. at 100 Cambridge St., Boston, re: petition of Vocell Bus Company, Inc. to change the principal place of business from Billerica to Cambridge. scanApr 23
  231. 231Awaiting Report Item No. 14 of April 23, 1979, City Council Order No. 19 of April 2, 1979 with a list of fees charged by various departments. scanApr 23
  232. 232Response to City Council Order No. 18 of April 2, 1979 relative to exempting owners of lodging/rooming houses, 65 or older, from licensing fee. scanApr 23
  233. 233RE: Observatory Hill Branch Library. scanApr 23
  234. 234Communication from William Dywer,Bilder Cab, Inc., requesting the Council to restrict Councillor Frisoli from voting on the issue of taxi leasing. scanApr 23
  235. 235Order-re: favoring housing for elderly on the Russell School site. (Vellucci) scanApr 30
  236. 236Order-re: benefit softball game for the Cambridge Boy Scouts. (Frisoli) scanApr 30
  237. 237Resolutions on Richard J. Simpson. (M. Danehy) scanApr 30
  238. 238Resolutions on the Cambridge Jaycees. (Sullivan & Crane) scanApr 30
  239. 239Order-re: present rubbish compacting system in the B & M Yards in East Cambridge. (Vellucci) scanApr 30
  240. 240Order- re: rescinding the last paragraph of order # 1 of April 23, 1979. (Sullivan) scanApr 30
  241. 241Communication from Ruby Paladin, 78 REservoir St., Cambridge, re: Observatory Hill Library. scanApr 30
  242. 242Communication from Rev. James L. Lowery, Jr. re: supporting the proposed zoning change for the Ash Street area. scanApr 30
  243. 243Communication from Mags Harries re: endorsing the relocation of the Observatory Hill Library. scanApr 30
  244. 244Petition of Jane Rogers for reimbursement for damages sustained to her tire. scanApr 30
  245. 245Communication from James Simko and Nancy Conkling, Simcon Tracks, re: Jogging Fitness Paths. scanApr 30
  246. 246RE: Awaiting REport No. 24 re: proposals by the Cambridge Hospital House Officers' Association. scanApr 30
  247. 247Response to Awaiting Report No. 15 re: plans for moving the Out of Town News Building in Harvard Square. scanApr 30
  248. 248RE: Payments from Harvard University and Radcliffe College to the City of Cambridge for 1978 taxes and in lieu of taxes, in the amount of $1,487,096.79. scanApr 30
  249. 249Response to Council Order # 2 of March 26, 1979 re: proposed changes to the Zoning Ordinance. scanApr 30
  250. 250Response to Awaiting Report No. 29 re: relocating the Boston Celtics in Kendall Sq. scanApr 30
  251. 251Response to Awaiting Report No. 22 re: Memorandum of Understanding between the City of Cambridge and the School Dept. re: new high school. scanApr 30
  252. 252Opinion of the City Solicitor re: issuance of a taxi license to any so-called qualified applicant. scanApr 30
  253. 253Opinion of the City Solicitor re: amendment to the General Ordinances, re: prohibiting the practice of leasing taxicabs to cab drivers in the City of Cambridge. scanApr 30
  254. 254PLACED ON FILE - Order-re: function of the Cambridge Civic Association in Cambridge. (Frisoli) scanMay 7
  255. 255PLACED ON FILE - Order-re: proceeds from 255 Lexington Ave. and the Russell School site be earmarked for the acquisition of elderly housing. (Crane) scanMay 7
  256. 256PLACED ON FILE - Petition of Morrison-Knudsen for a portland cement sidewalk 50' on Garfield Street - corner of Garfield St. & Mass. Ave. scanMay 7
  257. 257List of the graduation dates and the speakers who will attend from School Committee. scanMay 7
  258. 258Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting the City Budget for FY 79-80 as submitted by the City Manager and received by the City Clerk on April 30, 1979. scanMay 7
  259. 259Budget hearing schedule for FY 79-80 as submitted by Councillor Crane. scanMay 7
  260. 260Notice of a public hearing by the Dept. of Public Utilities on May 16, 1979 at 10 AM at 100 Cambridge St., Boston, re: petition of the Boston Edison Co. for the issuance and sale of not more than 2,000,000 shares of stock. scanMay 7
  261. 261Communication from John E. Drew, Director, Center for Public Service and Jonathan Moore, Director, Institute of Politics, Kennedy School of Government, re: second conference for Mass. City Councillors on June 15-16, 1979 at Brandeis University. scan—
  262. 262Response to Awaiting Report #27 re: resident sticker parking program at the Fresh Pond Reservation. scan—
  263. 263Response to Awaiting Report #23 re: drainage problem on Gurney St. scan—
  264. 264Response to Awaiting REport No. 11 re: parking violations in the Mass. Ave., Linnaean and Garfield St. area. scan—
  265. 265Response to Awaiting REport No. 2 re: traffic on Bishop Allen Drive. scan—
  266. 266Response to Awaiting Report No. 14, re: resurfacing Cambridge St. in the vicinity of Inman Sq. scan—
  267. 267RE: open space in the Mid-Cambridge Neighborhood. scan—
  268. 268Response to Council Order No. 4 re: property located at 133-137 Clark St. scan—
  269. 269Resolutions on Alma Boudreau. (Sullivan) scanMay 7
  270. 270Order-Clerk to prepare resolutions on Alma Boudreau (Sullivan) scanMay 7
  271. 271Order-re: naming the Engine 3 building as the William H. Crocker, Sr. Memorial Building. (Sullivan) scanMay 7
  272. 272Order-re: construction of the new PUblic Works Department. (Frisoli) scanMay 7
  273. 273REsolutions on Marcus Morton. (Preusser) scanMay 7
  274. 274Resolutions on the new federal building to be named in honor of Speaker of the House, Thomas P. O'Neill, Jr. (Sullivan) scanMay 7
  275. 275Order-re: a Polaroid development on the Simplex site. (Crane) scanMay 7
  276. 276Order-re: public address system for all boards and commissions. (Duehay) [handwritten note: For the rest of May 14 entries see 404-417 (indexed out of order)] scanMay 14
  277. 277Order-re: drafting an amendment to the General Ordinances to establish a Police Advisory Board and a Fire Dept. Advisory Board. (C. Vellucci & C. Graham) PLACED ON FILE/RULE 19 scanMay 21
  278. 278Order-re: endorsing the Riverbend Park. (C. Graham) scanMay 21
  279. 279Order-re: naming the library on the Bennett St. MBTA Yards The Cantabrigia Library. (C. Vellucci) scanMay 21
  280. 280Resolutions on Mrs. Louise Headley. (C. Graham) scanMay 21
  281. 281REsolutions allowing fishing at the Hobbs Brook Reservoir and the Stony Brook Reservoir. (M. Danehy) scanMay 21
  282. 282Resolutions proclaiming June 2, 1979 as "A Living for the Elderly Day". (M. Danehy) scanMay 21
  283. 283Order-re: prepare resolutions on Mrs. Rose F. Russell. (C. Sullivan) scanMay 21
  284. 284Order-re: providing day care facilities for children of hospital personnel. (C. Vellucci & C. Preusser) scanMay 21
  285. 285Order-re: congratulating the Cambridge Plant and Garden Club. (C. Crane) scanMay 21
  286. 286Order-re: National Public Works Week. (C. Sullivan) scanMay 21
  287. 287Order-re: bus tours for neighbors and abutters of the Russell School site. (C. Vellucci) scanMay 21
  288. 288Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting copies of Chap. 40 Sections 13A and 14; Chapter 43, Section 30; Chapter 79, Section 1 and Section 641 of Municipal Practice re: taking and purchase of land in the Comm'lth of Mass. scanMay 21
  289. 289Comm. from Councillor Alfred E. Vellucci, Chairman, Committee on Health and Hospitals, transmitting report of committee meeting held May 16, 1979 re: discussions with the House Officer's Association and the Director of the Cambridge Hospital. scanMay 21
  290. 290Comm. from Councillor Alfred E. Vellucci, Chairman, Committee on Elder Affairs, transmitting report of committee meeting held May 16, 1979 re: complaint by the elderly residents of the Manning Apartment Bldg. scanMay 21
  291. 291Comm. from Councillor Alfred E. Vellucci, Chairman, Committee on Elder Affairs, transmitting report of committee meeting held May 14, 1979 re: future use of the Russell School. scanMay 21
  292. 292Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting one from David E. Sullivan in behalf of the Mid-Cambridge Coalition for Longfellow Open Space, expressing their position re: vote of the City Council on May 14, 1979 re: open space in the Longfellow School area. scanMay 21
  293. 293Cancellation notice by the Dept. of Public Utilities of four hearings scheduled by the Dept. re: propriety of a common carrier imposing reasonable charges for directory assistance. scanMay 21
  294. 294Memorandum from Edward G. McCann, Jr., Director of Accounts, Mass. Dept. of Revenue, re: compliance with Chap. 44, Section 42 of the General Laws. scanMay 21
  295. 295Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting one from Russell Higley, City Solicitor, re: Chap. 32B, Section 11A of the General Laws. (2 Acts accepted enclosed) scanMay 21
  296. 2961978 Assessments for the Comm'lth of Mass. for interests, serial bonds and maintenance of the Metropolitan Districts. scanMay 21
  297. 297Notice of a public hearing by the Dept. of Public Utilities on June 4, 1979 at 100 Cambridge St., Boston, re: rules governing the conduct of adjudicatory proceedings. scanMay 21
  298. 298Postponed and amended hearing notice by the Dept. of Public Utilities to be held on June 27, 1979 at 10 a.m. at 100 Cambridge St., Boston, re: petition of Vocell Bus Company, Inc. to amend Chapter License No. 8573 by adding as a point of garaging Cambridge. scanMay 21
  299. 299Response to Awaiting Report No. 24 re: appraisal of the portrait of John McDuffie. scanMay 21
  300. 300Response to Awaiting Report No. 28 re: property at 255 Lexington Ave. scanMay 21
  301. 301RE: Planning Board hearing scheduled for June 5, 1979 on the 121A application for the East Cambridge Community Development Corporation. scanMay 21
  302. 302Compliance documents from the Mass. Attorney General's Office re: complaints in connection with the refuse disposal area in East Cambridge as requested by Awaiting Report No. 20. scanMay 21
  303. 303Response to Awaiting Report No. 8 re: speeding and accidents on Brattle St. scanMay 21
  304. 304REsponse to Awaiting Report No. 11 re: action taken on request for foot patrolmen in East Cambridge. scanMay 21
  305. 305RE: information received from Massport on the planned $6 million summer construction program at Logan Internation Airport. scanMay 21
  306. 306Response to Awaiting report No. 12 re: Arlington Heights express line. scanMay 21
  307. 307Response to Awaiting Report Item No. 10 re: use of the Russell School site. scanMay 21
  308. 308Response to Awaiting Report No. 1 re: comprehensive traffic enforcement plan. scanMay 21
  309. 309RE: bus service for the citizens of Cambridge during the Memorial Day weekend from the bus stop at Mt. Auburn St. near Coolidge Ave. to the Cambridge Cemetery. scanMay 21
  310. 310Petition of Nilsa Garcia-Rey for a permit to rent roller skates near Memorial Drive during the hours of the Cambridge River Festival. PLACED ON FILE· scanMay 21
  311. 311Comm. from Councillor Vellucci re: Act passed by the General Court in 1865 re: land between Broadway and Harvard St. scanJun 4
  312. 312Comm. from Daniel Wuenschel, Exec. Director, Cambridge Housing Authority re: eldelry housing on the Russell School site. scanJun 4
  313. 313Order-re: financing of the Community Schools programs. (C. Vellucci) scanJun 4
  314. 314Comm. from Elizabeth and Barrington Moore re: proposed amendment to the General Ordinances re: curbing of dogs. scanJun 4
  315. 315Comm. from Tim Callahan, et al, re: truck traffic on Blanchard Rd. scanJun 4
  316. 316Petition of Mary Schipani, et al, requesting the banning of trucks on Blanchard Rd. scanJun 4
  317. 317Order-re: 12 month moratorium between Huron Avenue and Brattle St. and between Concord Ave. and Fresh Pond Parkway on the sale of any residential property to be used for institutional use. (C. Preusser) scanJun 4
  318. 318Order-re: 12 month moratorium on the approval of any organization or location as acceptable for any real estate tax exempt purpose. (C. Duehay & C. Frisoli) scanJun 4
  319. 319Order-re: congratulating Thomas H. D. Mahoney on his appointment as Secretary of Elder Affairs. (C. Sullivan) scanJun 4
  320. 320REsolutions on Patsy Pizzuto. (C. Frisoli) scanJun 4
  321. 321REsolutions on East Cambridge VFW Post 3273. (C. Frisoli) scanJun 4
  322. 322Order-re: opposing Boston City Councillor Langone's proposal to relocate the Lechmere Station to Charlestown. (C. Vellucci) scanJun 4
  323. 323Order-re: amending order #20 of 4/30/79 by striking out the 4th paragraph re: daily managerial functions of the hospital. scanJun 4
  324. 324Order-re: summer jobs at Just-A-Start. (C. Frisoli) scanJun 4
  325. 325Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting one from Michael J. Connolly, Secretary of State, re: rules and regulations affecting voting equipment and procedures. scanJun 4
  326. 326Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting the General Office location and telephone number of Algonquin Gas Transmission Co. scanJun 4
  327. 327Comm. from the Tenants Against Condominium Conversion requesting the City Council to place a moratorium on the issuance of building permits for the conversion of existing apartment houses to condominiums. scanJun 4
  328. 328Notice of a public hearing by the Dept. of Public Utilities on June 25, 1979 at 10 a.m. at 100 Cambridge St., Boston, re: third party telephone calls. scanJun 4
  329. 329Comm. from Donald J. Curcio requesting reimbursement for damages sustained to his tires while parked in the Cambridge Rindge & Latin School parking lot. scanJun 4
  330. 330Report of the Committee on Health and Hospitals for meeting held May 30, 1979 re: discussions with the House Officer's Association. scanJun 4
  331. 331Comm. from Mr. & Mrs. Paul A. Managan, 89 Holworthy St., Cambridge, recording themselves in favor of townhouses being constructed at the Russell School site. scanJun 4
  332. 332Notice of a public hearing by the Dept. of Public Utilities on July 10, 1979 at 10 a.m. at 100 Cambridge St., Bosotn, re: propriety of rates and charges set forth in certain schedules. scanJun 4
  333. 333Comm. from Mary L. McMenimen requesting reimbursement for damages sustained to her storm door due to a fire hose. scanJun 4
  334. 334Response to Awaiting Report No. 28 re: reinstatement of Frank White, Director of Maintenance, Cambridge Housing Authority. scanJun 4
  335. 335Self-explanatory communication from Russell B. Higley, City Solicitor, re: proposed order of taking by eminent domain for the property located at 35-43 West St. scanJun 4
  336. 336RE: Press Release of the Transportation Dept. and a White House Fact Sheet on Secretary Brock Adams' auto research initiative which hopefully would be run by the Transportation Systems Center in Cambridge. scanJun 4
  337. 337Resposne to Awaiting Report No. 26 re: resident sticker parking program in the Haggerty School/Strawberry Hill area. scanJun 4
  338. 338Response to Awaiting Report No. 24, re: permits not being issued to the MBTA to use Cambridge streets for the hauling of excavated material from the Davis Sq. area. scanJun 4
  339. 339Response to Awaiting Report No. 23 re: sticker system agreement between the city and the MBTA. scanJun 4
  340. 340Response to Awaiting Report No. 22 re: Dickerson St. being blocked off. scanJun 4
  341. 341Response to Council Order No. 15 of 4/23/79 re: pedestrian signals at Garden and Waterhouse St. scanJun 4
  342. 342Order-re: filing of legislation entitled "AN ACT TO CLARIFY THE CAMBRIDGE RENT CONTROL LAW AS PREVENTING THE EVICTION OF CERTAIN ELDERLY TENANTS IN CONTROLLED CONDOMINIUM UNITS". PLACED ON FILE scanJun 4
  343. 343Communication from Jim Quinn, Vice President, Harvard Sq. Business Association, re: Annual Outing on June 11, 1979. scanJun 11
  344. 344Comm, from William Dwyer, Bilder Cab, Inc., 11 Chestnut St., Belmont, re: City Council. scanJun 11
  345. 345Comm. from Clifford A. Truesdell and Mary Gene Myer transmitting petition to place a non-binding public opinion advisory question on the November 6, 1979 city election ballot. scanJun 11
  346. 346Comm. from Thomas S. K. Butler, Pres., Real Estate Investment Trust of America, opposing the application of East Cambridge Community Development Corporation for authorization and approval of a project under G.L. Chapter 121A. scanJun 11
  347. 347Petition of the Riverfront Office Park Associates, a joint venture of George Macomber, Darvel Realty Trust and a group of principals of the Codman Company, Inc., for a special permit for a Planned Unit Development at the premises numbered 67-111 Main St. PLACED ON FILE scanJun 11
  348. 348Notice cf a public hearing by the Dept. of Public Utilities on July 24, 1979 at 10 a.m. at 100 Cambridge St., Boston, re: rate schedule of the New England Telephone Co.'s "Conference Call". scanJun 11
  349. 349Notice cf a public hearing by the Dept. of Public Utilities on June 19, 1979 at 9 A.M. at 100 Cambridge St., Boston, RE: petition of Boston Edison Co. for approval and authorization of the issuance and sale of stock. scanJun 11
  350. 350Order-re: temporary moratorium be established on the conversion of apartments into condominiums. (C. Vellucci) scanJun 11
  351. 351Response to Council order No. 30 of 5/21/79 re: sprinkling of ball fields. scanJun 11
  352. 352Response to Council order no. 4 of 5/21.79 re: falling bricks at the PUtnam School. scanJun 11
  353. 353Response to Awaiting Report No. 25 re: mortgage money made available to Cambridge Residents by the Harvard Trust Company. scanJun 11
  354. 354Response to Awaiting Report No. 22 re: Cornerstone Baptist Church being placed on the National Register. scanJun 11
  355. 355Response to Awaiting Report No. 12 re: conditions at the rubbish compacting station in the B & M Yards in East Cambridge. scanJun 11
  356. 356Order-re: depositing city vehicles at the Public Works Garage at the end of each day. (C. Graham) scanJun 11
  357. 357Order-re: Blue Ribbon Commission re: prison reform. (C. Vellucci) scanJun 11
  358. 358Resolutions on Edith G. Bayers. (C. Frisoli) scanJun 11
  359. 359Order-re: placing the question "Shall Senator Edward Morse Kennedy be a candidate for President of the United States in 1980?" on the upcoming Municipal Election ballot. (C. Vellucci) scanJun 11
  360. 360Resolutions on the death of Cornelius F. Sughrue, Jr. (M. Danehy) scanJun 11
  361. 361Order-re: informing all dept. heads that the Council is the elected represenative of the people of Cambridge and the policy making body. (C. Vellucci) WITHDRAWN BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT. scanJun 11
  362. 362Order-re: filing legislation entitled "AN ACT TO SECURE THE RIGHT FOR CAMBRIDGE TO REGULATE INSTITUTIONAL LAND USES WITHIN CERTAIN RESIDENTIAL DISTRICTS". (C. Preusser) scanJun 11
  363. 363Order-re: unused industrial land in Cambridgeport. (C. Frisoli & C. Preusser) scanJun 11
  364. 364Order-re: states which have not ratified the Equal Rights Amendment, (C. Preusser) scanJun 11
  365. 365Order-re: endorsing a non-binding public policy question on the Nov. 6th ballot re: national health care service program. (M. Danehy C. Preusser) scanJun 11
  366. 366Order-re: filing legislation entitled "AN ACT TO AMEND THE CAMBRIDGE RENT CONTROL LAW BY REGULATING THE EVICTION OF TENANTS IN A CONTROLLED CO-OWNERSHIP UNIT". scanJun 11
  367. 367Order-re: creating a pedestrian mall in Brattle Square. (C. Vellucci) WITHDRAWN BY COUNCILLOR VELLUCCI WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF COUNCIL. scanJun 25
  368. 368Order-re: placing the question "Shall the City of Cambridge order a Charter Commission to be formed?" on the upcoming Municipal Election Ballot. (C. Vellucci) FAILED OF ADOPTION scanJun 25
  369. 369Order-re: filing Home Rule Legislation entiteld "AN ACT AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER OF THE CITY OF CAMBRIDGE TO APPOINT POLICE CADETS UNDER CERTAIN CIRCUMSTANCES TO THE POLICE DEPARTMENT OF SAID CITY". (M. Danehy) scanJun 25
  370. 370Resolutions on Pasquale L. Reale. (Mayor and all Councillors) scanJun 25
  371. 371Order-re: Housing Authority construct housing for the elderly at the former site of the Putnam School. (C. Vellucci) scanJun 25
  372. 372Order-re: urging the gov't of the United States to assist the homeless boat people of South East Asia. (C. Wylie) scanJun 25
  373. 373Order-re: prepare suitable resolution on the death of Henry O'Brien. (C. Sullivan) scanJun 25
  374. 374Resolutions on Matignon High School Baseball Team. (M. Danehy) scanJun 25
  375. 375Resolutions on Leverett Saltonstall. (C. Sullivan) scanJun 25
  376. 376Order-re: placing on file all items of the Council Calendar which have not been acted upon. (C. Sullivan) FAILED OF ADOPTION. scanJun 25
  377. 377Order-re: study of through trucking. (C. Wylie) scanJun 25
  378. 378Order-re: renaming Memorial Drive from the main part to Mt. Auburn St. "Mill Hill". (C. Wylie) scanJun 25
  379. 379Order-re: rescinding vote of June 11, 1979 re: establishment of a Police and Fire Advisory Board. (C. Sullivan) MOTION TO RESCIND FAILED. scanJun 25
  380. 380Petition of Chrystal Boswell requesting reimbursement for injuries incurred in a fall. scanJun 25
  381. 381Petition of Robert Surukjian requesting reimbursement for damages sustained to his father's automobile due to a pothole. scanJun 25
  382. 382Communication from George Teso, Traffic Director, re: traffic conditions in the Strawberry Hill Neighborhood. scanJun 25
  383. 383Notice of a public hearing by the Department of Public Utilities on July 25,1979 at 10 a.m. at 100 Cambridge St., Boston, re: petition of Strong Corporation, Easthampton, MA, for approval of Special Service Permit to operate from Easthampton to Fenway Pk., Boston. scanJun 25
  384. 384Communication from Paul E.Healy, City Clerk, re: taxi rates of several cities and towns. scanJun 25
  385. 385Comm. from Arthur C. Parris, Chairman of the Planning Board, transmitting report of the Planning Board re: reuse of the Lowell School site. scanJun 25
  386. 386Report of the Committee on Health and Hospitals for committee meeting held on June 13, 1979 re: discussions with the House Officers Association. scanJun 25
  387. 387Petition of Daniel Litowsky, et al, to place a non-binding public opinion adivsory question on the Nov. 6, 1979 city election ballot re: investment of public monies in banks and other financial institutions doing business in or with the Republic of South Africa. (GRAHAM) scanJun 25
  388. 388Petition of Thomas M. Smite, et al, to place a non-binding public opinion advisory question on the Nov. 6, 1979 city election ballot RE: regulation of tax-exempt institutions. scanJun 25
  389. 389Petition of William Pike requesting to be heard before the Council re: muffling the MBTA buses. scanJun 25
  390. 390Comm. from Marian C. Patrizio, on behalf of the Mt. Auburn Neighborhood Planning Team, requesting to be heard before the Council re: traffic and parking problems in the Mt. Auburn Neighborhood. scanJun 25
  391. 391Comm. from Robert J. LaTremouille opposing a proposal submitted June 11, 1979 re: condominium conversion scanJun 25
  392. 392Response to Awaiting Report Item no. 27 re: vacant and boarded up apartments in housing developments throughout the city. scanJun 25
  393. 393Response to City Council order no. 11 of June 11, 1979 re: seeding the Russell School site with grass seed. scanJun 25
  394. 394Response to Awaiting Report Item no. 24 re: clock at the new Harvard/Brattle Station. scanJun 25
  395. 395Awaiting Report Items no. 1 and 9 re: survey of city automobiles, names, positions and addresses on individuals to whom cars are assigned. scanJun 25
  396. 396Comm. from Carl F. Barron in behalf of the Central Square Association re: Central Square Methadone Clinic. scanJun 25
  397. 397Response to Awaiting Report No. 2 re: reception for all citizens in non-salaried positions. scanJun 25
  398. 398Notice of a public hearing by the Dept. of Public Utilities on July 25, 1979 at 7 p.m. in City Council Chambers, Cambridge, re: propriety of rates and charges set forth in certain schedules. scanJun 25
  399. 399Comm. from James L. Sullivan, City Manager, to Leo F. Davenport, Chief of Police, re: security of elderly housing complexes. scanJun 28
  400. 400Comm. from James L. Sullivan, City Manager, in response to Council Order of June 25,1979 re: collection of rubbish on June 18, 1979. scanJul 5
  401. 401Notice of a public hearing by the Dept. of Public Utilities on Sept. 10, 1979 at 10 a.m. at 100 Cambridge St., Boston, re: propriety of certain rates and charges. scanJul 16
  402. 402Notice of a continued public hearing by the Dept. of Public Utilities on Sept. 5, 1979 at 10 a.m. at 100 Cambridge St., Boston, re: petition of Vocell Bus Co., Inc. to amend Charter License No. 8573 by adding as a point of garaging Cambridge. scanJul 16
  403. 403Call for the Special City Council Meeting of July 16, 1979. scanJul 16
  404. 404Order-re: public address system for all boards and commissions. (Duehay) scanMay 14
  405. 405Order-re: members of the Rent Control Board should resign from office. (Frisoli) scanMay 14
  406. 406Resolutions on Mr. & Mrs. Jeremiah Mahoney. (Sullivan) scanMay 14
  407. 407Proclaiming the week of May 13-19 as MUNICIPAL CLERK'S WEEK. Mayor Danehy scanMay 14
  408. 408Order-re: Harvard and MIT to consider appropriating $150,000 each for the purchase of fire equipment. (Vellucci) scanMay 14
  409. 409Communication from Arthur C. Parris, Chairman, Planning Board, transmitting the report of the Planning Board re: reuse of the Russell School site. scanMay 14
  410. 410Communication from Sara Mae Berman re: lack of outside playground space for Longfellow School and lack of recreation space for adults. scanMay 14
  411. 411Communication from Joan Lorentz re: Open space in Mid-Cambridge/ Longfellow School. scanMay 14
  412. 412Communication from the Mid-Cambridge Coalition for Longfellow Open Space re: City Council hearing on Longfellow Playground space. scanMay 14
  413. 413Communication from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting maps of the City of Cambridge as prepared by the Election Commission for distribution to all City Councillors. scanMay 14
  414. 414Notice of a public hearing by the Dept. of Public Utilities on June 7, 1979 at 10 A. M. at 100 Cambridge St., Boston, MA re: rates and charges set forth in certain schedules. scanMay 14
  415. 415Notice of a public hearing by the Department of Public Utilities on May 22, 1979 at 10 A. M. at 100 Cambridge St., Boston, Re: application of Commonwealth of Gas Company to issue a long-term promissory note in the amount of not more than $3,000,000. scanMay 14
  416. 416Response to Awaiting Report No. 14 re: increasing the number of beds at the Neville Manor. scanMay 14
  417. 417Response to Awaiting Report No. 13 re: non-civil service employees. scanMay 14
  418. 418Notice of a public hearing by the DPU on August 14, 1979 at 10 AM. at 100 Cambridge St., Boston, re: petition of Boston Edison Co. for approval of the issuance and sale of Series R Bonds. scanAug 2
  419. 419Notice of a public hearing by the DPU on August 14, 1979 at 10:30 A. M. at 100 Cambridge St., Boston, re: petition of Boston Edison Co. for the approval of the issuance of promissory notes. scanAug 2
  420. 420Call of the meeting for special council meeting of August 6, 1979 scanAug 6
  421. 421Petition of residents of Cambridge protesting the demolition of the buildings at 1588, 1590 and 1600 Massachusetts Avenue. scanAug 6
  422. 422Call of meeting for special council meeting of August 13, 1979 scanAug 13
  423. 423Notice of a public hearing by the Mass. Dept. of Environmental Management on Sept. 10, 1979 at 2 PM at 100 Cambridge St., Boston, re: proposed regulations which would establish administrative procedures to implement the Inland Wetlands Restriction Statute M.G.L. Chapter 131, Section 40A. scanAug 13
  424. 424Order-sale of the property at 255 Lexington Avenue. (Crane) scanAug 13
  425. 425Order-re: public health hazard at the Lion's Den Bar Room. (Crane) scanAug 13
  426. 426Order-re: vandalism problem at the Fresh Pond Golf Course. (Crane) scanAug 13
  427. 427Order-re: installation of an iron grate around the well next to the Fresh Pond Club House. (Crane) scanAug 13
  428. 428Order-re: implementation of a "Bottle Wagon". (Crane) scanAug 13
  429. 429Order-re: incinerator/pollution problem generated by the Cambridge Housing Authority. (Crane) scanAug 13
  430. 430Order-re: energy audit on all public buildings. (Crane) scanAug 13
  431. 431Order-re: Yankee Drummer to clean up the parking lot on Washburn Ave. (Crane) scanAug 13
  432. 432Order-re: being opposed to the construction of a parking garage at Quincy Street and Mass. Ave. (Vellucci) scanAug 13
  433. 433Order-re: "Windmill Hill" (Wylie) scanAug 13
  434. 434Notice of a public hearing by the DPU on Sept. 6, 1979 at 10 A. M. at 100 Cambridge St., Boston re: propriety of rates and charges set forth in certain schedules. scanAug 15
  435. 435Notice of a public hearing by the DPU on Aug. 31, 1979 at 10 A. M. at loo Cambridge St., Boston, re: propriety of rates and charges set forth in MDPU No. 10. scanAug 15
  436. 436Communication from Conrad C. Fagone, Commissioner of Public Works, re: Construction of Clarendon Avenue "Notice to Proceed" scanAug 30
  437. 437Communication from David M. Marchand, Personnel Administrator, Division of Personnel Administration, One Ashburton Place, Boston, MA re: legislation affecting placement of veterans and disabled veters upon Civil Service eligible lits pending the outcome of the suit. scanAug 30
  438. 438Petition of parents and residents of North Cambridge re: director and physical educational instructor. scanSep 10
  439. 439Petition of residents requesting the flooding of basements and basement apartments on Homer Avenue to halt. scanSep 10
  440. 440Order-re: unfortunate death of a black women in 1746 (Vellucci) scanSep 10
  441. 441Order-re: expenditures by the Chamber of Commerce of a grant for Economic Development. (Frisoli) scanSep 10
  442. 442Resolutions on Henry F. Owens Moving and Storage Company. (Sullivan) scanSep 10
  443. 443Resolutions on Pasquale "Patsy" Dente. (Sullivan) scanSep 10
  444. 444Resolutions proclaiming Oct. 5, 6, and 7, 1979 as Knights of Columbus Days for the Handicapped. (M. Danehy) scanSep 10
  445. 445Order-re: closing city depts. on Monday Oct. 1, 1979 in honor of the visit of Pope John Paul II to Boston. (M. Danehy & Sullivan) scanSep 10
  446. 446Order-re: cancelling the City Council meeting of October 1, 1979 in honor of the visit of Pope John Paul II to Boston. (Sullivan) scanSep 10
  447. 447Resolutions on Firefighter Jeremiah J. Breen (Sullivan) scanSep 10
  448. 448Resolutions on Firefighter Evariste Metevier. (Sullivan) scanSep 10
  449. 449Resolutions on Firefighter Michael J. O'Shea. (Sullivan) scanSep 10
  450. 450Resolutions on Lieutenant John J. Gallagher of the Fire Department. (Sullivan) scanSep 10
  451. 451Resolutions on Lieutenant George E. Byars of the Fire Department. scanSep 10
  452. 452Resolutions on Lieutenant Stanley C. Fabianski of the Fire Department. (Sullivan) scanSep 10
  453. 453Resolutions on Lieutenant Harold J. Travers of the Fire Dept. (Sullivan) scanSep 10
  454. 454Resolutions on Firefighter Ralph H. Underwood. (Sullivan) scanSep 10
  455. 455Resolutions on Deputy Chief Joseph L. Healey of the Fire Dept. (Sullivan) scanSep 10
  456. 456Order-re: endorsing Senator Edward Kennedy for President of the United States in 1980. (Sullivan) scanSep 10
  457. 457Order-re: suspending cutting and brush clearing in the Fresh Pond Reservation. (Wylie) PLACED ON FILE scanSep 10
  458. 458PLACED ON FILE - order- re: ratification of the Salt II Treaty. (Wylie) scanSep 10
  459. 459Partial list of street and sidewalk proposed construction. scanSep 10
  460. 460Communication from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting Chapter 565 of the Acts of 1979, the same being AN ACT RELATIVE TO USE CERTAIN LAND IN THE CITY OF CAMBRIDGE WITHIN RESIDENTIAL DISTRICTS - Placed on file. scanSep 10
  461. 461Report on the Committee on Health and Hospitals for meeting held on August 2, 1979 re: status of the Ciccarelli property. scanSep 10
  462. 462Report on the Committee on Health and Hospitals for meeting held on July 30, 1979 re: selection process for the qualifications of a new Health Commissioner. scanSep 10
  463. 463Petition of Frank Marckini, et al to be heard before the City Council re: continuance of the North Cambridge Youth Center. scanSep 10
  464. 464Communication from William Dwyer, Bilder Cab, Inc., apologizing for a past telegram sent to the City Council. scanSep 10
  465. 465Communication from Eric J. Weiner, Manager, Chamber of Commerce, re: relocation of the Methodone Clinic in Central Sq. scanSep 10
  466. 466Communication from William L. Saltonstall expressing appreciation for the resolution of the City Council on the death of Leverett Saltonstall. scanSep 10
  467. 467Petition of Roberta S. Saperstein, et al, requesting the reduction of noise in the Peabody Elementary School Playground. scanSep 10
  468. 468Petition of Roberta S. Saperstein for a permit to post a No Tresspassing sign at 25 Avon Street. scanSep 10
  469. 469Committee on Health and Hospitals for meeting held on July 10, 1979 re: dietary, financial and general operational conditions at the Neville Manor. scanSep 10
  470. 470Response to Awaiting Report No. 12 re: non-regular stop light at the Cambridge Boat Club and School. scanSep 10
  471. 471Committee Report of the Health and Hospital meeting held July 9, 1979 re: selection process for and the qualifications of a new Health Commissioner. scanSep 10
  472. 472Response to Awaiting Report No. 22 re: utilizing Fire Fighters on Police details during the Red Line Construction. scanSep 10
  473. 473Response to Awaiting Report No. 26 re: truck traffic in Cambridge. scanSep 10
  474. 474RE: Scheduled meetings for the Cable Television Advisory Committee. scanSep 10
  475. 475Response to Awaiting Report No. 11 re: rearranging the stop lights at the intersection of Mass. Avenue and Prospect St. scanSep 10
  476. 476RE: sale of the property located at 255 Lexington Avenue. scanSep 10
  477. 477RE: funding of a proposal for Dial-A-Ride Transportation Program for the elderly. scanSep 10
  478. 478Response to Council's request for a status report on security in the elderly housing projects. scanSep 10
  479. 479Response to Council Order No. 8 of June 25, 1979 with report from George Teso, Traffic Director, re: renaming of a section of Memorial Drive. scanSep 10
  480. 480Response to Council Order No. 9 of June 11, 1979 with a report from Police Chief Leo F. Davenport re: trucks transporting LNG. scanSep 10
  481. 481Additional information in response to Council Order No. 8 of February 26, 1979 re: Harvard Biology Containment Laboratory. scanSep 10
  482. 482Response to Awaiting Report No. 13 re: tent caterpillars at the Fresh Pond Reservation. scanSep 10
  483. 483Response to Awaiting Report No. 7 re: arrangement with Radcliffe College with respect to the Observatory Hill Branch Library. scanSep 10
  484. 484Response to Awaiting Report No. 6 re: inspection of the jail cells, etc. at the Police Station. scanSep 10
  485. 485Response to Awaiting Report # 5 and 10 with a report from Mary E. Calnan, Chairman of the License Commission, re: taxicabs. scanSep 10
  486. 486Communication from City Manager re: termination of the Executive Secretary of the Election Commission and that the position will be covered by the Election Commissioners with a change every two weeks. scanSep 17
  487. 487Communication from Councillor Mary Ellen Preusser, Chairperson, Committee on Human Services, transmitting report of the activities of said committee. scanSep 17
  488. 488SPECIAL meeting call for the September 17, 1979 city council meeting. scanSep 17
  489. 489Response to Awaiting Report Item Number 26, re: sewer/drainage problem surrounding the Homer Avenue/Star Market property. scanSep 17
  490. 490Response to Awaiting Report Number Eight re: making City Hall barrier free and accessible to the handicapped. scanSep 17
  491. 491Response to Council Order # 8 of August 6, 1979 re: condition of the Parking lot for the Yankee Drummer. scanSep 17
  492. 492Response to Awaiting Report Number Eighteen re: uniformed, non-uniformed and civilian personnel in the Police Dept. scanSep 17
  493. 493Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Six re: weather shelters at the Cambridge Common. scanSep 17
  494. 494Response to Council Order No. 7 of August 6, 1979 re: energy audit on all public buildings. scanSep 17
  495. 495Response to Awaiting Report Number Thirteen re: special squad of police officers for speeding. scanSep 17
  496. 496Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Eleven re: problem of public drinking. scanSep 17
  497. 497Order-re: placing a moratorium on the enforcement of Section 7.10, 12, 13, and 14 of the Zoning Ordinances re: posting of political signs. (Vellucci) - Failed of adoption, scanSep 17
  498. 498Order-re: allowing Boston to utilize our ballot boxes during their primary. (Sullivan) scanSep 17
  499. 499Resolutions extending gratitude to Louie Marifiote, Anthony Rocca and Daniel Pugliese for their job during the Jimmy Fund Day activities at Glacken Field. (Sullivan) scanSep 17
  500. 500Order-re: amendment to the Zoning Ordinance by adding at the end of Article 7.000 Signs and Illumination a new section 7.18 re: posting of political signs. (Duehay) scanSep 17
  501. 501Order-re: accrued vacation time for all department heads and the City Manager's Office. (Frisoli) - Report Re: vacation time also included scanSep 17
  502. 502PLACED ON FILE - ORDER- re: dedicating the new Portland St. Soccer Field in memory of the late Ferdinand (Freddie) Cabral. (Crane) scanSep 24
  503. 503Petition of Charles O. Christenson, Jr. requesting to be heard before the Council on September 17, 1979 re: actions taken by the Rent Control Board. scanSep 24
  504. 504Communication from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting referendum questions received from the Election Commission for the upcoming municipal election to be held on Nov. 6, 1979. scanSep 24
  505. 505Report from the Human Service Committee for meeting held September 17, 1979 re: Emergency Fuel Fund. scanSep 24
  506. 506Petition of Albert C. Freeman for reimbursement for damages sustained to his automobile. scanSep 24
  507. 507Report from the Committee on Health and Hospitals for meeting held on September 18, 1979 re: housing and code inspections. scanSep 24
  508. 508Petition of Frank Markin, et al requesting to be heard before the City Council re: continuance of the North Cambridge Youth Center. scanSep 24
  509. 509Communication from Ann Stanizzo, 8 Maple Ave., re: actions taken by the Rent Control Board. scanSep 24
  510. 510RE: communication from Charles M. Sullivan, Executive Director, Historical Commission, re: renovations of the City Council Chamber. scanSep 24
  511. 511Response to Council Order No. 25 of 9/10/79 re: pedestrian signal in Harvard Square. scanSep 24
  512. 512Response to Awaiting Report Item No. 16 re: incinerator/pollution problem generated by the Cambridge Housing Authority. scanSep 24
  513. 513Response to Awaiting Report Item No. 19 re: notices of rent increases being sent to properties not subject to rent control. scanSep 24
  514. 514Response to Awaiting Report No. 18 re: inspection of the Lucky Garden Restaurant. scanSep 24
  515. 515Response to Awaiting Report No. 15 re: implementation of a "Bottle Wagon". scanSep 24
  516. 516Response to Awaiting Report No. 14 re: selective police enforcement at the Fresh Pond Golf Course. scanSep 24
  517. 517Response to Awaiting Report No. 11 re: study of alternatives to public o open space in Mid-Cambridge area. scanSep 24
  518. 518Response to Awaiting Report No. 9 re: departments' plans to attract state and federal aide. scanSep 24
  519. 519Response to Awaiting Report No. 6 re: rental housing stock for Cambridge. scanSep 24
  520. 520Communication from James L. Sullivan re: Grant Acceptance Policy. scanSep 24
  521. 521RENT CONTROL BOARD REGULATIONS scanSep 24
  522. 522Order-re: appoint 3 councillors to develop a strategy for the renovation of the City Council Chamber (Duehay) scanSep 24
  523. 523Resolutions on Sister Cajetan C. S. J. (Sullivan) scanSep 24
  524. 524Resolutions on Sister Timothea Dwyer C. S. J. (Sullivan) scanSep 24
  525. 525Order-re: congratulating the Public Works Dept. re: resurfacing of the streets of East Cambridge (Vellucci) scanSep 24
  526. 526Order- re: residency preference for Cambridge citizens for housing. (Frisoli) scanSep 24
  527. 527Call of meeting for Special City Council meeting of Oct. 3, 1979 scanOct 3
  528. 528Order-re: ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment. (Duehay, Graham, Preusser and Wylie) scanOct 15
  529. 529Resolutions on Sophie Allison. (Graham) scanOct 15
  530. 530Order-re: residency requirement for the City Manager, Assistant City Managers, all heads of all city departments, police officers and firefighters. (Frisoli) scanOct 15
  531. 531Communication from Mayor Danehy transmitting the appointment of a sub-committee to monitor the activities of the Council Chamber renovations. scanOct 15
  532. 532Communication from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting one from Francis H. McCarran, Jr., Acting Deputy Chief Construction Engineer, MDC, in response to Council Order of September 17, 1979 re: operation of the traffic signals near the Mt. Auburn Hospital. scanOct 15
  533. 533Report from the Committee on Health and Hospitals for meeting held on September 25, 1979 re: housekeeping issues at the Neville Manor. scanOct 15
  534. 534Report from the Committee on Elder Affairs for meeting held on September 27, 1979 re: emergency fuel arrangements for the elderly and other Cambridge residents. scanOct 15
  535. 535Communication from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting one from Donald York, Adm. Asst., Cambridge Public Library, in response to the request of the City Council on 9/13/79 re: burning to death in Cambridge of a black women in 1755. scanOct 15
  536. 536Communication from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting proposed order for consideration by the City Council re: Municipal Election on Tuesday, November 6, 1979. scanOct 15
  537. 537Notice of a public hearing by the Dept. of Public Utilities on Oct. 16, 1979 at 9 A. M. at 100 Cambridge St., Boston, re: petition of Boston Edison Co. for approval and authorization of the issuance and sale of stock. scanOct 15
  538. 538REsponse to Awaiting REport No. 22 re: Route 91 bus schedule. scanOct 15
  539. 539Response to Council Order No. 14 of Feb.27, 1978 re: gateway signs for the City of Cambridge. scanOct 15
  540. 540Response to Awaiting Report No. 25 re: Field House Locker Room at Russell Field. scanOct 15
  541. 541Response to Awaiting Report no. 19 re: vacation time due department heads, advising the City Council that this report was sent to them on Friday, September 28, 1979. scanOct 15
  542. 542Response to Awaiting Report No. 2 re: proposed legialtion entitled: AN ACT TO MITIGATE THE EFFECTS OF MASS UNEMPLOYMENT AND ECONOMIC HARDSHIP RESULTING FROM MASS TERMINATION OF EMPLOYEES BY PROVIDING FOR ADVANCE NCTIFICATION AND ASSISTANCE TO AFFECTED COMMUNITIES AND EMPLOYEES. Placed on file. scanOct 15
  543. 543Order-re: hearing November 19, 1979 re: Middlesex Transportation's practice of picking up and dropping off passengers in Cambridge. (Sullivan) scanOct 22
  544. 544Order- re: 1977 Civil Service list for firefighters. (Crane) scanOct 22
  545. 545Resolutions on Steven Weinberg, Higgins Professor of Physics at Harvard. (Sullivan) scanOct 22
  546. 546Order-re: withdrawing the City of Cambridge from the National League of Cities. (Vellucci) scanOct 22
  547. 547Order-re: appropriate a sum sufficient to provide two electrical helpers to the Electrical Dept. - PLACED ON FILE UNDER RULE 19. scanOct 22
  548. 548Communication from Frank N. Cardullo, Wursthaus Restaurant, expressing thanks to the City Council for their support of the Harvard Square Octoberfest. scanOct 22
  549. 549Communication from Anne M. Thomas, Harvard Sq. Business Association, expressing thanks to the City Council for their support of the Harvard Square Octoberfest. scanOct 22
  550. 550Communication from Richard McKinnon, Adm. Asst. to the Council, transmitting one from Laura Miller regarding her report entitled Solid Waste Disposals in Cambridge, 1965-1979. scanOct 22
  551. 551Communication from Richard McKinnon, Adm. Asst. to the Council, transmitting copy of letter from David Vickery, Asst. City Manager for Community Development, to the MBTA re: their Station Modernization plans for the Kendall and Central Sq. stations. scanOct 22
  552. 552Petition of William J. Kelly requesting reimbursement for damages sustained to his automobile resulting from a defect in a public way. scanOct 22
  553. 553Requesting approval of an ACT ENTITLED AN ACT RELATIVE TO THE LICENSING AND KEEPING OF DOGS IN THE CITY OF CAMBRIDGE. scanOct 22
  554. 554Response to Awaiting Report No. 28 re: Winter Street intersection project. scanOct 22
  555. 555Order-re: publication of vital records. (Wylie) scanOct 29
  556. 556Order-re: restrictions of the sale of the land on the Russell School site. (Graham and Sullivan) REFERRED TO THE CITY SOLICITOR FOR AN OPINION. scanOct 29
  557. 557Order-re: opposing the relocation of the Methadone Clinic at Tudor St. (Sullivan) scanOct 29
  558. 558Order-re: Methadone Clinic be terminated. (Sullivan) scanOct 29
  559. 559Order-re: 1001 Plays on Massachusetts Avenue. (Frisoli) scanOct 29
  560. 560Resolutions on Carlos M. daLuz Nunes, Vice-Consul General of Portugal. (Preusser) scanOct 29
  561. 561Communication from E. J. Cox, P.E., District Highway Engineer, Mass. Dept. of Public Works requesting a hearing re: petition of Consolidated Railways to abolish the Harvard St. grade crossing in Cambridge. scanOct 29
  562. 562PLACED ON FILE - Order-re: four buildings at the corner of Chauncy and Mass. Avenue be included in the Cambridge Historical district. (Wylie) scanOct 29
  563. 563Order-re: placing 1590 and 1600 Mass. Ave. on the National Register of Historical Places. (Wylie) scanOct 29
  564. 564Communication from Ms Esther Barath re: publication of vital records. scanOct 29
  565. 565Communication from William Dwyer re: empty barrels make alot of noise. scanOct 29
  566. 566Communication from Edward J. Samp, Jr., Election Commissioner, stating that he would not be able to make the Council Meeting of October 29, 1979. scanOct 29
  567. 567Special Sub-Committee report of the Committee on the City Council Chamber Renovations for meetings held on October 22 and October 24, 1979. scanOct 29
  568. 568Communication from Richard McKinnon, Adm. Asst. to the Council, transmitting Regulation Series No. 46 promulgated by the Rent Control Board. scanOct 29
  569. 569Communication from George Teso, Director of Traffic and Parking, transmitting the street cleaning schedule for November. scanOct 29
  570. 570Communication from Rev. George D. Vartzelis, Pastor, Sacred Heart Rectory, opposing the massage parlor at the corner of Sixth St. and Cambridge St. scanOct 29
  571. 571Response to Awaiting Report No. 9 re: timetable for the Russell School site development. scanOct 29
  572. 572Response to Council Order no. 17 of Oct. 22, 1979 re: firefighters certification. scanOct 29
  573. 573Response to Awaiting Report No. 14 re: sample contract for the leasing of cabs.Oct 29
  574. 574RE: Awaiting Report No. 26 re: truck traffic in the Blanchard Rd. area.Oct 29
  575. 575RE: new "Visitor Parking Permit" printed.Oct 29
  576. 576RE: City Council Order no. 13 of Oct. 15, 1979 and advising the Council that the fence at the Old Burying Ground is being repaired this week.Oct 29
  577. 577Re: Council Order No. 12 of Oct. 15, 1979 advising the Council that the fence around the little Cambridge Common is being repaired and the grass has been cut.Oct 29
  578. 578Response to Awaiting Report No. 27 re: repairing Rindge Avenue to Sherman St.Oct 29
  579. 579Response to Awaiting Report No. 25 re: written off traffic fines.Oct 29
  580. 580Response to Awaiting Report No. 23 Re: pedestrian crossing at Route 16.Oct 29
  581. 581Order-re: separating the merged Civil Service lists. (Crane)Oct 29
  582. 582Order-re: granting of a license to Middlesex Bus and Regal Limousine by the Mass. Dept. of Public Utilities.Oct 29
  583. 583Order-re: "bugs" in the heating system in the high school. (Crane)Oct 29
  584. 584Order-re: massage parlor at 447 Cambridge St. (Frisoli)Oct 29
  585. 585Order-re: adequate police protection for all groups in all neighborhoods. (Vellucci)Oct 29
  586. 586Order-re: station modernization at Kendall and Central Stations. (Duehay)Oct 29
  587. 587Order-re: permanent site for V.F.W. Post #3273 in the East Cambridge area. (Frisoli)Oct 29
  588. 588Order-re: cut and water the new lawn at the Main Branch Public Library. (Sullivan)Oct 29
  589. 589Order-re: neighborhood stabilization plans for the neighborhoods surrounding Harvard Square Parcel 1B, Kendall Square, Central Square and Alewife Brook area. (Frisoli)Oct 29
  590. 590Resolutions on Miriam P. Nelson (Preusser)Nov 5
  591. 591Order-re: prepare suitable resolution on Fire Chief William J. Cremins. (Sullivan)Nov 5
  592. 592Order-re: performance of the Cambridge firefighters at the multiple alarm fire at the Cornerstone Baptist Church. (Crane)Nov 5
  593. 593Resolutions on Charles R. Laverty, Jr. (Sullivan)Nov 5
  594. 594Communication from Thaddeus Buczko, State Auditor, transmitting a copy of the audit of the Mass. Bay Transportation Authority for the period from Jan. 1, 1978 to Dec. 31, 1978.Nov 5
  595. 595Communication from E. J. Cox, P. E. District Highway Engineer, Mass. Dept. of Public Works, requesting the City Council to cancel their request for a public hearing re: petition to abolish the Harvard St. grade crossing.Nov 5
  596. 596Communication from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting copy of letter sent to Ms. Esther Barath re: publication of vital records.Nov 5
  597. 597City Council Order No. 9 of 9/17/79 re: traffic study of Fairfield St. and Pemberton St.Nov 5
  598. 598Order-re: cancelling the City Council meeting of November 26, 1979 (Sullivan)Nov 19
  599. 599Resolutions on Edward J. "Teddy" Stewart. (Vellucci)Nov 19
  600. 600Resolutions on Fire Chief William J. Cremins. (Mayor Danehy and all Councillors)Nov 19
  601. 601REsolutions on Fire Captain William Cantwell. (Sullivan)Nov 19
  602. 602Communication from Senator Paul E. Tsongas transmitting notification of an open town meeting he will be holding on November 24, 1979.Nov 19
  603. 603Communication from Atty. Arthur M. White re: operation of Boston-Middlesex Transportation Co.Nov 19
  604. 604Communication from William R. Adams, Jr., Regional Administrator, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, transmitting the Final Areawide West[?] Waste Treatment Management Plan Environmental Impact Statement.Nov 19
  605. 605Communication from Charles J. Mabardy, C. J. Mabardy Trucking, Inc., et al, requesting to be heard before the City Council on Nov. 19, 1979 re: recent ban on trucking on Brighton Rd.Nov 19
  606. 606Communication from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting copy of Chapter 679 of the Acts of 1979 the same being "AN ACT AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER OF THE CITY OF CAMBRIDGE TO APPOINT POLICE CADETS UNDER CERTAIN CIRCUMSTANCES TO THE POLICE DEPARTMENT OF SAID CITY."Nov 19
  607. 607Communication from Carlos da Luz Nunes, Vice-Consul General of Portugal, expressing gratitude for the resolution adopted by the City Council in his behalf.Nov 19
  608. 608Communication from Attorney David A. Leone, in behalf of Jena and Anthony Ferrara, requesting reimbursement for personal injuries incurred by Jean FErrara as a result of a fall.Nov 19
  609. 609Communication from John R. McCarthy Sec'y of the School Committee, transmitting an order adopted by the School Committee re: Equal Rights Amendment.Nov 19
  610. 610RE: communication from the Cambridge Planning Board to Harvard University concerning the Red Line Policy of the University.Nov 19
  611. 611RE: communication from Lesley College concerning the purchase of four properties from Harvard University.Nov 19
  612. 612RE: Council Order No. 22 of 10/22/79 re: notifying abutters of demolition or construction activities by the MBTA.Nov 19
  613. 613Response to Council Order No. 9 of 10/22/79 re: violation of the noise ordinance in the area of the MBTA Jarvis St. pit.Nov 19
  614. 614Response to Awaiting Report No. 33 re: youths at the corner of Prince and Magazine Streets.Nov 19
  615. 615Response to Awaiting Report No. 27 re: storage and transport of radioactive wastes within ghe city.Nov 19
  616. 616RE: communication from Charles Sullivan re: Cambridge Historical Commission's city-wide survey of significant buildings, sites and neighborhoods to support a Multiple Resource nomination to the National Register.Nov 19
  617. 617Response to Awaiting Report No. 28 re: station modernication at the Central and Kendall MBTA stations.Nov 19
  618. 618Response to Awaiting Report No. 30 re: massage parlor at 447 Cambridge St.Nov 19
  619. 619Response to Awaiting Report No. 31 re: heating system in the High School.Nov 19
  620. 620Response to Awaiting Report No. 32 re: restrictions on the sale of the land at the Russell School site.Nov 19
  621. 621RE: communication to Governor Edward J. King re: energy planning activities within the city.Nov 19
  622. 622REsponse to Awaiting Report no. 25 re: obstruction of the Western Avenue sidewalk by police cars.Nov 19
  623. 623Response to Awaiting Report No. 22 re: purchase of a school bus from Harvard University for $1.00.Nov 19
  624. 624Response to Awaiting REport No. 16 re: sale of the property at 255 Lexington Ave.Nov 19
  625. 625Response to Awaiting Report No. 5 re:extension of the REd Line from Alewife Brook Pkwy. to Lexington.Nov 19
  626. 626Order-re: property located on Blanche St. (Graham)Dec 3
  627. 627Order-re: prepare resolutions on the death of Richard Gerould, former City Solicitor. (Duehay)Dec 3
  628. 628Order-re: naming the foyer at the City Hall Annex and the intersection of Broadway and Inman Street in honor of the late Pasquale L. Reale. (Vellucci)Dec 3
  629. 629Order-re: 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 CAMBRIGGE" (Danehy)Dec 3
  630. 630Order-re: filing legislation entitled "AN ACT RELATIVE TO THE LICENSING AND KEEPING OF DOGS IN THE CITY OF CAMBRIDGE" (Wylie)Dec 3
  631. 631Order-re: drafting an ordinance which would regulate the transportation of dangerous cargo. (Graham)Dec 3
  632. 632Order-re: attention paid to the city council chamber by David Vickery. (Vellucci)Dec 3
  633. 633Communication from John M. Barry, Barry Bros., Inc. requesting to be heard before the Council re: early pickup of rubbish in the City of Cambridge.Dec 3
  634. 634Order-re:filing legislation entitled "AN ACT TO CLARIFY THE CAMBRIDGE RENT CONTROL AS PREVENTING THE EVICTION OF ELDERLY TENANTS IN CONTROLLED CONDOMINIUM UNITS AS THE RESULT OF CONVERSION. (graham)Dec 3
  635. 635Order-re: Home Improvement Program for working class families in the city. (Graham)Dec 3
  636. 636Communication from Joseph C. Segar, Director, Shady Hill School re: traffic signal installation near the Mt. Auburn HospitalDec 3
  637. 637Communication from Robert P. Johnston of Northfield, MA expressing admiration to the Cambridge Fire and Police Departments for their performance on November 20, 1979 at the Harvard Motor House.Dec 3
  638. 638Communication from Richard McKinnon, Adm. Asst. to the Council transmitting one from Jonathan D. Lieff, M. D. re: massage ordinance.Dec 3
  639. 639Communication from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting one from the Cambridge Animal Commission re: changes in the animal control laws.Dec 3
  640. 640Communication from Joseph Bellissimo, Pres., Cambridge Police Association inviting the City Council to attend a Christmas Party for exceptional children to be held at the R. F. Kennedy Elementary School at 9 AM on December 18, 1979.Dec 3
  641. 641Copy of communication from David R. Vickery, Asst. City Manager for Community Development, to the Block Grant Advisory Committee regarding a public hearing on the Sixth Year Block Grant Program application process.Dec 3
  642. 642Notice of a public hearing by the Dept. of Public Utilities on Dec. 17, 1979 at 10 A.M. at 100 Cambridge St., Boston re: rates and charges set forth in M.D.P.U. No. 10.Dec 3
  643. 643Response to Awaiting Report No. 13 re: Chapter 565 of the Acts of 1979.Dec 3
  644. 644REport from the Election Commission on the November 6, 1979 Municipal Election.Dec 3
  645. 645Response to Council order No. 15 of November 19, 1979 re: repair of the clock at the Fresh Pond Clubhouse.Dec 3
  646. 646Response to Council Order No. 7 of November 19, 1979 re: extermination of City Hall to control the rodent problem.Dec 3
  647. 647Response to Awaiting Report No. 28 re: pollution problem at Fresh Pond.Dec 3
  648. 648Resolutions on Timothy J. Keefe. (Frisoli)Dec 10
  649. 649Order-re: referring the proposed rezoning petition of the Planning Board re: Alewife Brook area to the Planning Board and to the 1980 City Council. (Wylie)Dec 10
  650. 650Resolutions - Richard D. Gerould. (Duehay)Dec 10
  651. 651Resolutions on Fire Captain Walter J. Ellis (Sullivan)Dec 10
  652. 652Copy of communications from David R. Vickery, Asst. City Manager for Community Development, re: Application Process of Human Service Funds for FY 80-81 and a Block Grant UpdateDec 10
  653. 653Petition of Kathleen Foster, et al, opposing the parking meters that have been installed on Oakland St.Dec 10
  654. 654Results of the Municipal Election held on November 6, 1979.Dec 10
  655. 655RE: Council Orders No. 10 and 16 of 11/19/79 re: purchase of buildings from Harvard by Lesley and future plans of MITDec 10
  656. 656Response to Council Order No. 6 of 11/19/79 re: speed limit on Cameron Ave.Dec 10
  657. 657Response to Awaiting Report No. 23 re: the process followed by the Police Dept. when someone dies and has no identification.Dec 10
  658. 658Response to Awaiting Report No. 15 re: Necco Company's land.Dec 10
  659. 659Resolutions supporting a public hearing re: decrease in bus service. (Duehay)Dec 17
  660. 660Resolutions on J.C. Kim. (Sullivan)Dec 17
  661. 661Order-re: boycotting Red Coach brand lettuce. (Wylie)Dec 17
  662. 662Order-re: cancelling the Council meetings of December 24 and December 31, 1979. (Sullivan)Dec 17
  663. 663Communication from Atty. Frederick J. Conroy re: defect in the construction site in front of 116-118 Mt. Auburn St.Dec 17
  664. 664Response to Awaiting Report No. 21 re: Chester Manor Nursing Home and the Exeter House Nursing Home.Dec 17
  665. 665Response to Awaiting Report No. 22 re: Commonplace Recreation Facility on Prospect St.Dec 17
  666. 666Copy of Communication from Harvard University re: their future plans and policies.Dec 17
  667. 667Copy of communication to the MBTA re: their bus shelter installation plans.Dec 17
  668. 668Response to Council Order No. 6 of 12/3/79 re: parking enforcement in the area of Regent St. and Porter Rd.Dec 17
  669. 669Response to Awaiting REport No. 23 re: injunction decreed re: operations of Boston-Middlesex Transportation Co.Dec 17
  670. 670Response to Awaiting Report No. 3 re: arrangement between the City and the MBTA on the North Cambridge Trolley Yard site.Dec 17
  671. 671RE: closing the REnt Control Office to the public each Monday.Dec 17

Finance

551 actions · № 1–551
  1. 1Order-re: City Auditor to release $2,230,850 to the School Dept. (Crane) scanJan 8
  2. 2Order-re: eviction of tenants by Harvard Univ. at 7 Sumner Rd. (Wylie) scanJan 8
  3. 3Order-re: automobiles parked in handicapped spaces that do not have "HP" plates. (Graham) scanJan 8
  4. 4Order-re: opinion of City Solicitor re: liability coverage afforded to the City Council and School Committee. (M. Danehy) scanJan 8
  5. 5Order-re: warning system for trains crossing Concord Avenue at Fresh Pond rotary. (Crane) scanJan 8
  6. 6Order-re: providing information to the East Cambridge Planning Team re: grants. scanJan 8
  7. 7Order-re: brick inlay by the new Public Works building for memorial stone of the Carvalho family. (Frisoli) scanJan 8
  8. 8Order re: reassignment of the former work crew at the City Dump. (Sullivan) scanJan 8
  9. 9Order re: replace missing sidewalk bricks and re-set curbstone around the Baptist Church in Central Sq. (M. Danehy) scanJan 8
  10. 10Order-re: traffic officer at the intersection of Wheeler St. and Concord Ave. (Preusser) scanJan 8
  11. 11Order-re: information within budgetary documents whether positions are civil service or non civil service. (Crane) scanJan 8
  12. 12Order-re: reception for citizens who serve nonsalaried positions. (Preusser) scanJan 8
  13. 13Order-re: stolen cars at the lot next to Kentucky Fried Chicken on Mass. Ave. and Walden St. (Crane) scanJan 8
  14. 14Order-re: justifying city owned automobiles and considering replacing them with 6 or 4 cylinder powered vehicles. (Vellucci) scanJan 8
  15. 15Order-closing municipal buildings at 1 P. M. on Fridays. (Vellucci) scanJan 8
  16. 16Order-re: placing a sign on City Hall lawn which reads : "1979 - Beat Back the Recession - Buy American Made Products". (Vellucci) scanJan 8
  17. 17Order-re: buying American made products. (Vellucci) scanJan 8
  18. 18Order-re: alterations in the Red Line Extension subway system to create a fallout shelter. (Vellucci) scanJan 8
  19. 19Order-re: exact date of the upcoming municipal election. (Vellucci) scanJan 8
  20. 20Order-re: MBTA to stop all blasting around the Porter Sq. area after 8 P. M. (Sullivan) scanJan 8
  21. 21Order re: "Where's Cambridge" production. (Crane) scanJan 8
  22. 22Transfer of $12,000 in the Election Commission. scanJan 8
  23. 23Budget message sent to all dept. heads. scanJan 8
  24. 24Response to Awaiting Report Item No. 5 re: meeting the maintenance, equipment and capital needs of the Water Dept. scanJan 8
  25. 25Order-re: appropriate sum of $250.00 to provide buses for the employees of the Advent Corporation. (Vellucci & Graham) scanJan 22
  26. 26Order-re: legality of proposed legislation entitled: "AN ACT TO MITIGATE THE EFFECTS OF MASS UNEMPLOYMENT AND ECONOMIC HARDSHIP RESULTING FROM MASS TERMINATION OF EMPLOYEES BY PROVIDING FOR ADVANCE NOTIFICATION AND ASSISTANCE TO AFFECTED COMMUNITIES AND EMPLOYEES." (Wylie) scanJan 22
  27. 27Order-re: drainage problem in the New St. - Garden St. triangle. (Crane) scanJan 22
  28. 28Order-re: entering the City of Cambridge as Plaintiff in the case of the Red Line Alert vs Brock Adams, et al. (Preusser) scanJan 22
  29. 29Order-re: City Solicitor to engage in litigation against the MBTA's use of the Garfield St. site. (Wylie) scanJan 22
  30. 30Order-re: Building Commissioner to deny the issuance of a building permit at the Garfield St. site until the contractor receives a zoning variance. (Frisoli) scanJan 22
  31. 31Order-re: employee reclassification study. (Sullivan) scanJan 22
  32. 32Order-re: future plans for the Russell School site. (Crane) scanJan 22
  33. 33Order-re: buildings that a city agency is leasing or renting. (Crane) scanJan 22
  34. 34Order-re: relocation of the Advent Corp. to New Hampshire and to let businesses know that "Cambridge is the place to be." (Crane) scanJan 22
  35. 35Order-re: areas controlled by thermostats to be turned down to 60° F. when not in use. (Crane) scanJan 22
  36. 36Order-re: strictly enforcing the resident sticker parking program in the Garfield St. area. (Crane) scanJan 22
  37. 37Order-re: proposed "Credit Card" system for city owned automobiles. (Crane) scanJan 22
  38. 38Order-re: making Corporal Burns Road a one-way. (Crane) scanJan 22
  39. 39Order-re: investigating of the lighting program in all city buildings. (Crane) scanJan 22
  40. 40Order-re: placing the question of electronic amusement devices on the November ballot. (Preusser) scanJan 22
  41. 41Order-re: Harvard Sq. Task Force to review its policy recommendations and suggest guidelines for development with regard to Harvard Sq. (Duehay) scanJan 22
  42. 42Order-re: sewer construction project in East Cambridge. (Vellucci) scanJan 22
  43. 43Order-re: future of the Putnam School. (VEllucci) scanJan 22
  44. 44Order-re: signs designating the East Cambridge Riverfront Plan area. (Vellucci) scanJan 22
  45. 45Order-re: Assistant City Manager for Community Development to meet with Mayor of Somerville re: soccer field on the Somerville side of the Gore St. playground (Vellucci) scanJan 22
  46. 46Order-re: increasing the foot patrol officers in East Cambridge. (Vellucci) scanJan 22
  47. 47Order-re: Director of Personnel to inform the City Council when jobs are posted. (Vellucci) scanJan 22
  48. 48Order-re: increasing the City Hall security at night. (Vellucci) scanJan 22
  49. 49Order-re: parking facility for school dept. personnel due to the parking problem on Seventh St. and the area of the Sacred Heart School. (Vellucci) scanJan 22
  50. 50Order-re: resurfacing the streets of East Cambridge. (Vellucci) scanJan 22
  51. 51Order-re: smoke detectors for homes throughout the city. (Sullivan) scanJan 22
  52. 52Order-re: progress of the modernization of the Haggerty School. (Vellucci) scanJan 22
  53. 53Order-re: compliance with Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973. (Preusser) scanJan 22
  54. 54Proposed resolution authorizing the City Manager to file Block Grant applications. scanJan 22
  55. 55Acceptance and appropriation of a grant in the amount of $4,200 to the Health and Hospitals Department. scanJan 22
  56. 56Order-re: Chief of Police to enforce all standing and moving motor vehicle violations which are related to the MBTA Garfield St. Construction Site. (Frisoli) scanJan 29
  57. 57Order-re: Commissioner of Public Works to clean the street catch basins at 26-28 Holworthy St. (Frisoli) scanJan 29
  58. 58Order-re: City Solicitor to outline the steps necessary in order to provide for the acceptance of Holworthy Place as a public way of the City of Cambridge. (Frisoli) scanJan 29
  59. 59Order-re: list from the Recreation Dept. to all baseball fields. (Frisoli) scanJan 29
  60. 60Order-re: Executive Secretary of the Election Commission to appear before the City Council on February 5, 1979 at 7 P. M. re: Street Listing. (Sullivan) scanJan 29
  61. 61Order-re: MDC to alter their lighting system in the area of the Brown and Nichols Buckingham School and the Cambridge Boat Club. (Crane) scanJan 29
  62. 62Order-re: City Manager to request the Public Works Commissioner to resurface Mount Auburn St. between Mt. Auburn Medical and Aberdeen Ave. (Crane) scanJan 29
  63. 63Order-re: list of property owned by the Cambridge Redevelopment Authority and the present plans for each. (Crane) scanJan 29
  64. 64Order-re: funeral directors to utilize the storage facilities at the Cambridge Cemetery during the strike of the Catholic Cemetery workers. (Sullivan) scanJan 29
  65. 65Order-re: replacing the nine CETA parking control officers being terminated. (Duehay) scanJan 29
  66. 66Order-re: Building Code Appeals Board to deny and building or construction permits to the MBTA with regard to the Garfield St. site. (Duehay) scanJan 29
  67. 67Order-re: City Solicitor to prepare legislation to permit housing inspectors of the Rent Control Board to enforce the State Sanitary Code. (Wylie) scanJan 29
  68. 68Order-re: renovating the restrooms in the Police Station (Frisoli) scanFeb 5
  69. 69Order-re: Mass. Avenue corridor to be designated for Commerical Area Revitalization. (Crane) scanFeb 5
  70. 70Order-re: relocating the Rent Control Board in a public building (Crane) scanFeb 5
  71. 71Order-re: making Meacham Road a one-way street. (Crane) scanFeb 5
  72. 72Order-re: providing $800.00 for the Annual Dinner/Appreciation Night for school children who are school crossing guards. (M. Danehy) scanFeb 5
  73. 73Order-re: city projects in and around the vicinity of the Red-Line Extension. (M. Danehy) scanFeb 5
  74. 74Order-re: revision of the Logan Airport flight pattern to direct more flights over Cambridge. (Wylie) scanFeb 5
  75. 75Order-re: speeding and accidents on Brattle St. near Sparks St. (Preusser) scanFeb 5
  76. 76Order-re: enforcement of the ordinance concerning political signs. (Preusser) scanFeb 5
  77. 77Order-re: accumulation of rain water on Rindge Ave. (M. Danehy) scanFeb 5
  78. 78Order-re: source of pollution in the vicinity of the Dewey & Almy Plant that is turning the snow yellowish orange. (M. Danehy) scanFeb 12
  79. 79Order-re: heating problems at 105 Windsor St. (Crane) scanFeb 12
  80. 80Order-re: when the May 1st tax bills will be sent out (Crane) scanFeb 12
  81. 81Order-re: including the sum of $34,954 in the 1979-80 budget to keep the Gore St. school as a public school. (Vellucci) scanFeb 12
  82. 82Order-re: present use of the property at 255 Lexington Avenue (Crane) scanFeb 12
  83. 83Order-re: acquire by eminent domain the triangular piece of property in Inman Sq. (Sullivan) scanFeb 12
  84. 84Order-re: expedite the land takings in the UDAG project area at 94 McGrath Highway and 4 and 8 Cambridge Street. (Sullivan) scanFeb 12
  85. 85Order-re: acid sludge deposits at the W. R. Grace Properties. (Vellucci) scanFeb 12
  86. 86Order-re: tow all illegally parked cars behind City Hall in handicapped spaces. (Frisoli) scanFeb 12
  87. 87Report from the Committee on Finance for meeting held on January 24, 1979. re: Capital Improvement Program for the Water Dept. scanFeb 12
  88. 88Transfer of $2,000 in the Youth Resources Bureau. scanFeb 12
  89. 89Acceptance and appropriation of a grant from LSCA of $5,000 to the Library. scanFeb 12
  90. 90Acceptance and appropriation of a grant from LSCA of $4,320 to the Library. scanFeb 12
  91. 91Acceptance of a gift of $10,500 to the Cambridge Public Library. scanFeb 26
  92. 92Order-re: placing a sign on the Lawn of City Hall re: presentation of the musical "Oklahoma" by the Cambridge Rindge and Latin High Music Department. scanFeb 26
  93. 93Order-re: making the Cambridge Rescue Wagon operable and the #2 "backup" van eligible for transportation emergency victims. scanFeb 26
  94. 94Order-re: easements that the MBTA has taken for the Red Line Extension. (Crane) scanFeb 26
  95. 95Order-re: Ordinance regarding solicitation on private property. (Crane) scanFeb 26
  96. 96Order-re: renovation of the Council Chamber. (Sullivan) scanFeb 26
  97. 97Order-re: closing the War Memorial Pool. (Duehay) scanFeb 26
  98. 98Transfer of $1,600 in the Community Schools Budget. scanFeb 26
  99. 99Order-REFERRED TO THE CITY MANAGER - re: City Manager to appropriate $20,000 to Articulture to pay for three salaries. (Vellucci) scanFeb 26
  100. 100Additional information re: acquisition by the Cambridge Redevelopment Authority of the property located at 286 Portland St. scanFeb 26
  101. 101Order-re: posting on the bulletin board of City Hall all new employees and whether they filled a new position, vacancy or reclassification slot. (Frisoli) scanFeb 26
  102. 102Order-re: dept. heads to report periodically to the City Council when a new employee is hired and whether they are filling a vacancy or new position. (Frisoli) - FAILED OF ADOPTION. scanFeb 26
  103. 103Order-re: banning all trucks over 2½ tons from Rindge Avenue. (Vellucci) scanFeb 26
  104. 104Order-re: present status of the arrangement on the Mass. Avenue property next to the Ground Round for parking. (Crane) scanFeb 26
  105. 105Order-re: fixing the fence surrounding the city dump on Garden St. (Crane) scanFeb 26
  106. 106Order-appropriating the sum of $30,000 for the operation of the Cambridge Multi-Service for Senior Citizens. (Vellucci) scanFeb 26
  107. 107Order-re: installation of electric doors in three fire houses. (Crane) scanFeb 26
  108. 108Order-re: tax status of the Harvard Biology Containment Labs at Divinity Ave. (Vellucci) scanFeb 26
  109. 109Acceptance and appropriation of $462,000 in the Public Investment Fund for the Section 312 Loan project. scanMar 12
  110. 110Appropriation of $2,000 to Elderly Services. scanMar 12
  111. 111Acceptance of $2,000 to the Cambridge Arts Council. scanMar 12
  112. 112Acceptance of a $5,000 grant to the Cambridge Arts Council. scanMar 12
  113. 113Transfer of $3,000 to the Executive Dept. for the Cambridge Animal Commission. scanMar 12
  114. 114Transfer of $10,000 to the Finance Dept. scanMar 12
  115. 115Acceptance and appropriation of a $50,000 grant to the Cambridge Arts Council. scanMar 12
  116. 116Two orders pertaining to the Alewife Quadrangle Project. scanMar 12
  117. 117Transfer of $2,700 in the Civil Defense Dept. scanMar 12
  118. 118Order-re: replacing the water mains in the North Cambridge area. (M. Danehy) scanMar 12
  119. 119Order-re: reconstructing the Beacon St. Railroad Bridge. (C. Sullivan) scanMar 12
  120. 120Order-re: arrangement between the City and MBTA on the North Cambridge Trolley Yard site. (C. Crane) scanMar 12
  121. 121Order-re: enforcing the parking regulations in front of the Sears and Roebuck Store on Mass. Avenue. (M. Danehy) scanMar 12
  122. 122Order-re: banquet for the Cambridge Rindge Latin Boys and Girls Basketball Teams. (C. Graham, M. Danehy and all Councillors) scanMar 12
  123. 123Order-re: rose bushes for the beautification of the Riverside-Cambridgeport area. (C. Graham) scanMar 12
  124. 124Order-re: repairing all holes and ruts in Cambridge Streets. (Vellucci) scanMar 19
  125. 125Order-re: ensuring that the Garfield St. site is not a "legal public nuisance". (Crane) scanMar 19
  126. 126Order-re: injunction against the MBTA re: covering the excavation holes. (Frisoli) scanMar 19
  127. 127Order-re: legal basis by which the MBTA alleges they are exempt from making applications for building permits, building codes, etc. (Crane) scanMar 19
  128. 128Order-re: MBTA to clean up the lot at 49 Harvey Street. (M. Danehy) scanMar 19
  129. 129Order-re: Community Development Dept. to prepare options for the Council re: use of the Russell School. (Wylie) scanMar 19
  130. 130Order-re: Richard Easler to attend next meeting of the City Council re: discharge of Carla Johnston from the position of Executive Director, Metropolitan Area Planning Council. (Wylie) scanMar 19
  131. 131Acceptance of a grant of $1,500 to the Cambridge Arts Council. scanMar 19
  132. 132Acceptance and appropriation of a grant in the amount of $6,500 for Elderly Services. scanMar 19
  133. 133Transfer of $17,500 to the Fire Departments. scanMar 19
  134. 134Order-re: repairing the sidewalks on Prescott St. (Duehay) scanMar 19
  135. 135Order-re: buses blocking the driveways of the Christ Church on Garden ST. (Sullivan) scanMar 19
  136. 136Order-re: closing City Hall and both annexes at 1:00 P. M. on Fridays and 9:00 P. M. on Tuesdays. (Sullivan) scanMar 19
  137. 137Order-re: taking Sacramento Field by eminent domain. (Preusser) scanMar 26
  138. 138Order-re: parking space used by parishioners of First Church Congregational Sunday Worship. (Preusser) scanMar 26
  139. 139Order-re: pending disposal of city property at the Lowell Street School site. scanMar 26
  140. 140Order-re: anti-gentrification legislation. (Preusser) scanMar 26
  141. 141Order-re: permit to the Cambridge Teachers Association to use the Fresh Pond Reservation for the Annual Bike-A-Thon. (M. Danehy & Sullivan) scanMar 26
  142. 142Order-re: delay any curtailment of services at the Observatory Hill Library until the budget is adopted. (Wylie) scanMar 26
  143. 143Order-re: resident sticker parking on Porter Road. (Crane) scanMar 26
  144. 144Resolutions re: constructing a temporary soccer field on Portland St. (Vellucci) scanMar 26
  145. 145Order-re: proposed changes to the Zoning Ordinance allowing the B. Z. A. to treat non-conforming use changes more flexibly by a "special permit" approach. (Preusser) scanMar 26
  146. 146Appropriation of $175,000 to the Water Dept. scanMar 26
  147. 147RE: taking of five parcels of vacant land on Columbia, Pine, Cherry, Harvard and Clark Streets for the development of public recreation open space. scanMar 26
  148. 148Transfer of $4,700 to the Finance Dept. scanMar 26
  149. 149Transfer of $1,500 in the Community Development Dept. scanMar 26
  150. 150Appropriation of $15,000 to the Traffic and Parking Dept. scanMar 26
  151. 151Transfer of $6,000 in the City Clerk's Office. scanMar 26
  152. 152Transfer of $3,000 to City Clerk's Office. scanMar 26
  153. 153Order-re: policy whereby no cars will be towed around a funeral home during a funeral (Sullivan) scanApr 2
  154. 154Order-re: fixing the clock on City Hall. (Crane) scanApr 2
  155. 155Order-re: repair the brick section of Palmer St. (Crane) scanApr 2
  156. 156Order-re: portion of the water/sewer tax that is deductible on federal income tax returns. (Crane) scanApr 2
  157. 157Order-re: financing of the reconstruction of the section of Cambridge St. from Inman Square to the hospital (Crane) scanApr 2
  158. 158Order-re: list of all fees that the city charges. (Crane) scanApr 2
  159. 159Order-re: exempting owners of rooming or lodging houses who are 65 or older from the licensing fee. (Sullivan) scanApr 2
  160. 160Order-re: complaint of Dolores Sinclair re: sewer construction. (Vellucci) scanApr 2
  161. 161Order-re: ball fields at Glacken and Hoyt Fields (Vellucci) scanApr 2
  162. 162Order-re: why newly completed Rindge Latin portion of high school is not ready for use. (Vellucci) scanApr 2
  163. 163Order-re: installation of a NO DUMPING sign at Donnelly Field. (Crane) scanApr 2
  164. 164Order-re: Diesel Buses on the North Cambridge and Huron Avenue routes that travel directly to the Harvard/Brattle Station. (M. Danehy) scanApr 2
  165. 165Order-re: installation of telephones at the bus stop at the Cambridge Common and the new MBTA station at Eliot Square. (Sullivan) scanApr 2
  166. 166Order-re: little plaza at the corner of Warren St. and Cambridge St. (Vellucci) scanApr 2
  167. 167Order-re: Observatory Hill Branch Library. (Wylie) scanApr 2
  168. 168Order-re: Just-A-Start to continue the beautification of the Right-of-Way" at the railroad crossing on Cambridge St. (Vellucci) scanApr 2
  169. 169Order-re: announcing to the people of East Cambridge when all sewer construction will be completed. (Vellucci) scanApr 2
  170. 170Order-re: the Mass. Dept. of Correction planning to take over four floors of the new County Courthouse for a prisoner rehab center. (Vellucci) scanApr 2
  171. 171Order-re: cleaning of all catch basins in East Cambridge. (Vellucci) scanApr 2
  172. 172Order-re: resurfacing all streets in East Cambridge that have become impassable. (Vellucci) scanApr 2
  173. 173Increase in the appropriation for the Riverside Press Project in the Public Investment Fund by $108,150 and also the AMENDED LOAN ORDER FOR THE RIVERSIDE PRESS SITE. scanApr 2
  174. 174Appropriation of $1,315,000 to Employee Benefits. scanApr 2
  175. 175Acceptance of a $1,900.00 grant to the Cambridge Arts Council. scanApr 2
  176. 176Transfer of $1,000.00 in Public Celebrations. scanApr 2
  177. 177Transfer of $100,000 to Public Works Dept. scanApr 2
  178. 178Re: taking of two parcels of land on Sacramento St. for the development of public recreation open space. scanApr 2
  179. 179Appropriation of $16,000 to the Cambridge Historical Commission. scanApr 2
  180. 180Order-re: taxi license to be issued to any qualified applicant. (Vellucci) scanApr 9
  181. 181Order-re: draft an amendment to the General Ordinances which will prohibit the practice of leasing taxi-cabs to cab drivers in the City of Cambridge. [?] scanApr 9
  182. 182Order-re: repairs to the Observatory Hill Library. (Vellucci) scanApr 9
  183. 183Order-re: upgrading the existing bus shelters and increasing the number of existing bus shelters. (Crane) scanApr 9
  184. 184Order-re: increasing the number of beds at the Neville Manor. (Vellucci) scanApr 9
  185. 185Order-re: naming the intersection of Albany and Erie Streets the "Henry Goldberg Square". (Sullivan) scanApr 9
  186. 186Order-re: clear off the overflow gravel on the sidewalk and around the bus stop located at Blanchard Road and Normandy Ave. (Sullivan) scanApr 9
  187. 187Order-re: list of all non-civil service employees. (Vellucci) scanApr 9
  188. 188Order-re: Cambridge Housing Authority to attend meeting of April 23, 1979 to discuss the future of 55 Magazine Street. (Crane) scanApr 9
  189. 189Order-re: inspection of the premises numbered 133-137 Clarke St. and the vacant lot on Harvard Street. (Sullivan) scanApr 9
  190. 190Order-re: requesting the MBTA to alter the express procedure on the Arlington Heights line. (Crane) scanApr 9
  191. 191Order-re: investigating why Dickerson St. is blocked off by a construction firm's equipment. (Sullivan) scanApr 9
  192. 192Order-re: feasibility of making Fulkerson St. one way and also changing the truck patterns. (Sullivan) scanApr 9
  193. 193Order-re: purchasing the present site of the Observatory Hill Branch Library and adjacent parking lot. (Preusser) scanApr 9
  194. 194Annuity in the amount of $3,000 for Mrs. Mary J. Mello. scanApr 9
  195. 195Transfer of $500 in the Eastern Middlesex Criminal Justice Development Authority. scanApr 9
  196. 196Order-re: relocating the Boston Celtics in Kendall Sq. (Crane) scanApr 23
  197. 197Order-re: legal opinion to the Rent Control Board re: property at 55-63 River Street. (Frisoli) scanApr 23
  198. 198Order-re: arrangement with Radcliffe College re: Observatory Hill Library problem. (Crane) scanApr 23
  199. 199Order-re: inspection of the men's restroom, locker room and jail cels at the Police Station. (Frisoli) scanApr 23
  200. 200Order-re: repairing the street at 86 Kirkland St. and the corner of Kirkland and Myrtle St. (Crane) scanApr 23
  201. 201Order-re: drainage problem on Gurney St. (Crane) scanApr 23
  202. 202Order-re: bumps and holes on Hampshire St. (Frisoli) scanApr 23
  203. 203Order-re: pedestrian light on Garden St. at Waterhouse St. (Sullivan) scanApr 23
  204. 204Order-re: Klu Klux Klan in Cambridge. (Preusser) scanApr 23
  205. 205Order-re: Cambridge Hospital House Officers' Association 'informational fact sheet'. (Vellucci) scanApr 23
  206. 206Order-re: aircraft flight patterns over Cambridge. (Wylie) scanApr 23
  207. 207Order-re: City Manager James L. Sullivan and Mr. Robert Healy immediately establish a car pooling system between themselves. (Crane) scanApr 23
  208. 208Order-re: installation of a new catch basin on the extreme westerly side of Aberdeen Avenue. (Crane) scanApr 23
  209. 209Order-re: City Manager to forward a copy of the "Memorandum of Understanding" between the City of Cambridge and the School Dept. relative to the new high school. (Crane) scanApr 23
  210. 210Communication from Arthur C. Parris, Chairman, Planning Board, re: sale of 255 Lexington Avenue. scanApr 23
  211. 211Order amending the By-Laws of the East Cambridge Community Development Corporation. scanApr 23
  212. 212Transfer of $40,000 from Library Salaries and Wages to Other Ordinary Maintenance. scanApr 23
  213. 213Transfer of $475.00 to the Sealer of Weights and Measures. scanApr 23
  214. 214Acceptance of $200.00 contribution to the Cambridge Arts Council. scanApr 23
  215. 215Order-re: survey regarding the leasing of taxicabs. (Vellucci) scanApr 30
  216. 216Order-re: community garden program on the Russell School site. (Crane) scanApr 30
  217. 217Order-re: noise from trains on a section of Porter Road. (Crane) scanApr 30
  218. 218Order-re: weather shelters at the Cambridge Common. (Crane) scanApr 30
  219. 219Order-re: including $5,000 in the budget for law students to work with the City Solicitors Office. (Frisoli) scanApr 30
  220. 220Order-re: vacant land in Kendall Square. (Frisoli) scanApr 30
  221. 221Order-re: lighting streets used only by institutions such as Harvard and MIT. (Vellucci) scanApr 30
  222. 222Order-re: update on the implementation of the resident sticker program at the Fresh Pond Reservation. (Crane) scanApr 30
  223. 223Order-re: Cable TV Advisory Committee. (Crane) scanApr 30
  224. 224Order-re: replacing the sign designating "Cambridge War Memorial Park" at the corner of Boylston and Mt. Auburn Streets. (Sullivan) scanApr 30
  225. 225Order-re: dept. heads not to approve permits for the utilization of parks, playgrounds, etc. in the Harvard Sq. area. (Sullivan) scanApr 30
  226. 226Order-re:- going on record against the acquisition of 55 Magazine St. (Sullivan) scanApr 30
  227. 227Additional appropriation of $35,000.00 to the Law Dept. scanApr 30
  228. 228Order-re: sale of 255 Lexington Avenue. (Vellucci) scanMay 7
  229. 229Order-re: making the lights by the Cambridge Boat Club & School area a non-regular stop light. (Crane) scanMay 7
  230. 230Order-re: declaring the vacant lot adjacent to the Cambridge Nursing Home on Mass. Ave. a public nuisance. (Crane) scanMay 7
  231. 231Order-re: rearranging the stop lights at the intersection of Mass. Ave. and Prospect St. (Crane) scanMay 7
  232. 232Order-re: offering the portrait of John McDuffie to Mr. Duncan Pernie, great grandson of John McDuffie. (Crane) scanMay 7
  233. 233Order-re: installation of new sidewalks on Ash Street. (Sullivan) scanMay 7
  234. 234Order-re: preference for elderly residents for elderly housing. (Vellucci) scanMay 7
  235. 235Order-re: Fresh Pond Task Force to update on the proposed improvements on the reservation. (Wylie) scanMay 7
  236. 236Order-re: supporting the boycott against J. P. Stevens Products. (Wylie) scanMay 7
  237. 237Order-re: hiring of a permanent Health Commissioner. (Vellucci) scanMay 7
  238. 238Order requesting authorization to utilize existing sewer bond monies to provide a portion of matching share for the EDA roadway improvement project at Alewife quadrangle. scanMay 7
  239. 239Acceptance and appropriation of a grant in the amount of $3,000 to the Cambridge Hospital. scanMay 7
  240. 240Resubmitting the request for a transfer to the postage account. scanMay 7
  241. 241Transfer of $11,000 to the General Services Other Ordinary Maintenance Acct. from the Reserve Extraordinary Expenditure. scanMay 7
  242. 242Order-re: loose floor boards on the stage of the Longfellow School. (Crane) scanMay 14
  243. 243Order-re: four buses for elderly residents to attend Council meeting of May 21, 1979 at the Tobin School. (Crane & Graham) scanMay 14
  244. 244Order-re:rental housing stock for Cambridge. (Preusser) scanMay 14
  245. 245Order-re: rehearing of the suit by Hugh Russell against the School Dept. to turn on again the lights at the rear of the Longfellow School. (Frisoli) scanMay 14
  246. 246Order-re: Tent Catipillar webs in the trees in the Fresh Pond Reservation. (Preusser) scanMay 14
  247. 247Order-re: cleaning the storm sewer behind Corcoran Park. (Crane) scanMay 14
  248. 248Order-re: increasing the lighting on the tot lot on Marie Avenue. (Sullivan) scanMay 14
  249. 249Order-re: enforcing the ordinance prohibiting drinking in public places on the tot lot on Marie Ave. (Sullivan) scanMay 14
  250. 250Order-re: mobile unites be sited on the parking lot of St. Peter's until permanent facilities can be obtained for the Observatory Hill Library. (Preusser) scanMay 14
  251. 251Communication from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk transmitting order introduced by C. Vellucci during the Committee on Finance hearing re: proposed City Budget for FY 79-80. scanMay 14
  252. 252Order-re: taking the Pelrine property on West St. by eminent domain. (C. Graham & C. Duehay) FAILED OF ADOPTION scanMay 21
  253. 253Order-re: repairs at the War Memorial Pool. (C. Vellucci & C. Preusser) scanMay 21
  254. 254Order-re: sprinkler systems on the Cambridge ball fields and parks. (C. Frisoli) scanMay 21
  255. 255Order-re: repairing the signs on Blair Place. (C. Frisoli) scanMay 21
  256. 256Order-re: mortgage money made available to Cambridge residents by the Harvard Trust Company. (C. Vellucci) scanMay 21
  257. 257Order-re: informing our residents that 70% of their water bill is tax deductible. (C. Preusser) scanMay 21
  258. 258Order-re: reinstatement of Frank White, Director of Maintenance, Canbridge Housing Authority. (C. Sullivan) scanMay 21
  259. 259Order-re: funding of a grant to the Chamber of Commerce for Economic Development. (M. Danehy) scanMay 21
  260. 260Order-re: copy of an incident report to the Committee on Claims which emanates from the Health and Hospital Administration (Security Division). (C. Crane) scanMay 21
  261. 261Order-re: Resident Sticker Parking Program in the Haggerty School/ Strawberry Hill neighborhood. (C. Crane) scanMay 21
  262. 262Order-re: Board of Zoning Appeals to mail a copy of Sec. 17, Chap. 40A of M.G.L. (M. Danehy) scanMay 21
  263. 263Order-re: why the Cornerstone Baptist Church is on the National Register. (M. Danehy) scanMay 21
  264. 264Order-re: funding the Commission on the Status of Women for FY 79-80 in the amount of $32,300. (C. Preusser) scanMay 21
  265. 265Order-re: MBTA not to use Cambridge streets for the hauling of excavated material from the Davis Sq. Somerville Red-Line project. (M. Danehy) scanMay 21
  266. 266Order-re: sticker system agreement between the city and the MBTA. (M. Danehy) scanMay 21
  267. 267Order-re: previous orders re: Dickerson St. being blocked off; vacant lot on Harvard St.; and condemned building at 133-137 Clarke St. (C. Sullivan) scanMay 21
  268. 268Order-re: Red Line Alert to provide explanations of all complaints re: law suit against the MBTA. (C. Vellucci) scanMay 21
  269. 269Order-re: extension of the Red Line from Alewife Brook Parkway to Lexington. (C. Vellucci) scanMay 21
  270. 270Order-re: dangerous condition of the former Putnam School. (C Sullivan) scanMay 21
  271. 271Order-re: making City Hall barrier free. (C. Preusser) scanMay 21
  272. 272Budget of the Cambridge School Dept. for FY July 1, 1979 to June 30, 1980 in the amount of $28,409,324.00. - REFERRED TO FINANCE COMMITTEE. scanMay 21
  273. 273Transfer in the Cambridge Hospital in the amount of $194,530. TWO ORDERS scanMay 21
  274. 274Response to Awaiting Report No. 27 re: cost involved in the construction of the new Public Works Facilities. scanMay 21
  275. 275Transfer of $1,185 to the City Clerk's Office. scanMay 21
  276. 276Transfer of $5,000 to the Public Library's Other Ordinary Maintenance Account. scanMay 21
  277. 277Transfer of $1,300 to Finance Travel and Training Account. scanMay 21
  278. 278Order-re: ownership of the Russell School site. (C. Duehay) scanJun 4
  279. 279Order-re: proceeds from the sale of the Russell School site to be used to provide housing for elderly residents. (C. Preusser) scanJun 4
  280. 280Order-re: catch basins on Blanchard Rd. (C. Duehay) scanJun 4
  281. 281Order-re: purchase of 75 Sparks St. by a tax exempt institution. (C. Duehay and C. Frisoli) ABUTTER LIST ENCLOSED - See Sundries[?] #317 & 318 scanJun 4
  282. 282Order-re: investigation of the activities at the intersection of Mass. Avenue and Chauncy St. scanJun 4
  283. 283Order-re: Special Squad of Police Officers to give out speeding tickets. (C. Frisoli) scanJun 4
  284. 284Order-re: departments' plans to attract state and federal aid. (C. Vellucci) scanJun 4
  285. 285Order-re: amendment passed regarding East Cambridge/Lechmere U.D.A.G. Grant. (C. Frisoli) scanJun 4
  286. 286Order-re: pumping out the municipal golf course. (C. Sullivan) scanJun 4
  287. 287Order-re: clock at the new Harvard/Brattle Station. (C. Crane) scanJun 4
  288. 288Order-re: appropriating $15,000 for the repair of three branch libraries to the Library Budget. (C. Crane) scanJun 4
  289. 289Order-re: appropriating $150,000 for the purchase of 3 replacement hose wagons to the Fire Department. (C. Crane) scanJun 4
  290. 290Order-re: transfer the amount of $21,000 in the Community Schools Budget. (C. Vellucci) scanJun 4
  291. 291Order-re: reminding the Water Board of Council Order No. 21 of May 21, 1979. (M. Danehy) scanJun 4
  292. 292Order-re: discontinuing the use of trackless trolley buses on the North Cambridge route. (M. Danehy) scanJun 4
  293. 293Order-re: problem of public drinking. (M. Danehy) scanJun 4
  294. 294Order-re: sandbox at the playground adjacent to the Kennedy School. (C. Sullivan) scanJun 4
  295. 295Order-re: special citizens' committee to survey and analyze future housing for the elderly in Cambridge. (C. Duehay) scanJun 4
  296. 296Order of Taking for the acquisition of the Pelrine property located at 35-43 West St. in response to Council resolution of May 14, 1979. NO ACTION TAKEN scanJun 4
  297. 297Order to appropriate and appropriation order (TWO ORDERS) in the amount of $250,000 to cover the cost of land acquisition of a lot of land at 35-43 West St. NO ACTION TAKEN scanJun 4
  298. 298Transfer of $4500 to the Library. scanJun 4
  299. 299Order-re: including the sum of $32,000 in the budget for the Commission on the Status of Women. PLACED ON FILE scanJun 11
  300. 300Appropriation of $150,000 to the PUblic Investment Fund for the renovations to the Cambridge Day Care Center at 650 Concord avenue. scanJun 11
  301. 301Authorization to make necessary transfers from allotments with available balances to those acccunts needing supplementation to process year-end bills. scanJun 11
  302. 302Acceptance of a grant of $10,000 to the Cambridge Arts Council. scanJun 11
  303. 303Authorization to borrow in anticipation of taxes for FY 79-80 a sum not to exceed $50,000,000. scanJun 11
  304. 304Appropriation of $1,269,500 in the 1978-79 Budget to support salary admustments and requesting authority to transfer this appropriation as required. scanJun 11
  305. 305Order-re: Order of Taking for the acquisition of the Pelrine Property located at 35-43 West St. (FAILED OF ADOPTICN) scanJun 11
  306. 306Order-re: revoking all licenses and permits to Bilder Cab, Inc. (C. Vellucci) scanJun 11
  307. 307Order-re: appropriating a sum sufficient for the repairs and renovatin of the Police Dept's restrooms. (C. Frisoli) scanJun 11
  308. 308Order-re: repairs of the ball field sprinklers. (C. Frisoli) scanJun 11
  309. 309Order-re: compliance of all city laws and ordinances by the new owner of the property located at 6 Holyoke Street. (C. Duehay) scanJun 11
  310. 310Order-re: existence study of alternatives to public open space in the Mid-Cambridge area. (C. Duehay) scanJun 11
  311. 311Order-re: making greater use of existing open space in and around the Longfellow School area. (C. Duehay) scanJun 11
  312. 312Order-re: status of Fire Dept. equipment. (C. Vellucci) scanJun 11
  313. 313Order-re: water fountains with color lights at the waterfront park at UDAG Lechmere/East Cambridge Development. (C. Frisoli) scanJun 11
  314. 314Order-re: utilizing Fire Fighters on details during the Red Line Construction. (C. Wylie) scanJun 11
  315. 315Order-re: seeding the Russell School site with grass seed. (C. Wylie) scanJun 11
  316. 316Order-re: vacant and boarded up apartments in the housing developments throughout the city. (C. Vellucci) scanJun 11
  317. 317Order-re: repaving Berkshire Place. (C. Sullivan) scanJun 11
  318. 318Order-re: placing a question regarding nuclear power on the ballot of the upcoming Municipal Election. (C. Wylie) scanJun 11
  319. 319Transfer of $9,350 in the Youth Resources Bureau. scanJun 25
  320. 320Order-re: setting aside the proceeds of the sale of the Russell School site into a special sale of land account. scanJun 25
  321. 321Order-re: appropriate the sum of $30,000 to the Just-A-Start Program. (C. Frisoli). scanJun 25
  322. 322Order-re: reuse of the Lowell School. (C. Duehay) scanJun 25
  323. 323Order-re: Manager to appropriate $250,000 to provide for emergency oil purchases. (C. Vellucci) FAILED OF ADOPTION. scanJun 25
  324. 324Ofder-re: low interest loans. (C. Vellucci) scanJun 25
  325. 325Order-re: all flags at half-mast for the death of Pasquale L. Reale. (C. Vellucci) scanJun 25
  326. 326Order-re: placing the first Catholic Church, St. John's Church in East Cambridge, on the Historical Register. (C. Vellucci) scanJun 25
  327. 327Order-re: placing onthe ballot at the city election on Nov. 6, 1979 a question regarding protecting the historic scale of Harvard Square. (C. Duehay) scanJun 25
  328. 328Order-re: enforcing the provisions of Chapter 13, Article I and Article VIII. (C. Sullivan) scanJun 25
  329. 329Order-re: uniformed, non-uniformed and civilian personnel in the Police Dept. (M. Danehy) scanJun 25
  330. 330Order-re: re-assigning Police personnel from desk duty to street duty. (M. Danehy) scanJun 25
  331. 331Order-re: emergency security measures to all Elderly Housing Complexes. (M. Danehy) scanJun 25
  332. 332Order-re: supplemental appropriation of $10,000 to the Recreation Dept. (C. Sullivan) scanJun 25
  333. 333Order-re: appropriating the sum of $15,000 to the Youth Resources Bureau. (C. Graham) scanJun 25
  334. 334Order-re: appropriate the sum of $100,000 to the PUblic Works Dept. (C. Graham, Duehay, Preusser & Wylie) scanJun 25
  335. 335Order-re: excacating of Cambridge streets and sidewalks. (C. Wylie) scanJun 25
  336. 336Order-re: utility poles erected on Walden St. at the railroad bridge. (C. Wylie) scanJun 25
  337. 337Order-re: possibility of building the Observatory Hill Branch Library in conjunction with public housing for the elderly. (C. Wylie) scanJun 25
  338. 338Order-re: half day workers to clear trash in Harvard Square on Saturday and Sunday morning. (C. Wylie) scanJun 25
  339. 339Order-re: preparatory steps to take a vote of the proposed recodification of the General Crdinances. (C. Wylie) scanJun 25
  340. 340Order-re: reducing hardship and danger attendant upon the new temporary bus stops at the Cambridge Common. (C. Wylie) scanJun 25
  341. 341Order-re: rubbish collection on June 18, 1979. (C. Crane) scanJun 25
  342. 342Order-re: obtaining excavated gravel from the MBTA to fill the 3 holes at the golf course. (C. Vellucci) scanJun 25
  343. 343Order-re: obtaining excavated gravel from the MBTA to build up the Lusitania Soccer Field. (C. Vellucci) scanJun 25
  344. 344Transfer of $5,187.50 to Elderly Services. scanJun 25
  345. 345Transfer of $5,671.50 in the Commission on the Status of Women. scanJun 25
  346. 346Report from the Cambridge Planning Board on the Application for a 121A East Cambridge Community Development Corportation. scanJun 25
  347. 347Appropriation of $7,800 to the Departmet of Health and Hospitals. scanJun 25
  348. 348Transfer of $10,920 in Rent Control Dept. scanJun 25
  349. 349Transfer of $2,500 in Community Schools Dept. scanJun 25
  350. 350Transfer of $2,000 in Community Development Dept. scanJun 25
  351. 351Transfer of $15,000 to the Law Dept. scanJun 25
  352. 352Acceptance of a grant in the amount of $25,000 to the Cambridge Arts Council. scanJun 25
  353. 353Response to informal inquiry at a recent budget hearing re: payments made to Palmer & Dodge. scanJun 25
  354. 354RE: Bill filed by Governor King to impose limitations on property tax levies and expenditures of cities, towns and other local governmental units dependent on the property tax. .PLACED ON FILE scanJul 17
  355. 355Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting one from James F. Donelan, Chairman, Mass. Emergency Finance Board, re: rehabilitation of the Fletcher School. scanJul 16
  356. 356Order-re: timetable as to the development of the Russell School site. (Crane) scanSep 10
  357. 357Order-re: model lease for the leasing of cabs. (Frisoli) scanSep 10
  358. 358Order-re: repairs and renovations to take place in the Police Station. scanSep 10
  359. 359Order-re: decrease in service in the MBTA assessment. (Crane) scanSep 10
  360. 360Order-re: painting the chain link fence on the West St. park. (Frisoli) scanSep 10
  361. 361Order:re truck traffic and environmental problems in the Fulkerson St. area. (Vellucci) scanSep 10
  362. 362Order-re: plan of the Housing Authority whereby prospective tenants could use first six months rent for repairs. scanSep 10
  363. 363Order-RE: repair the pedestrian walk sign in front of Nini's Corner in Harvard Square. (Crane) scanSep 10
  364. 364Order-re: sewer/drainage problem in the Homer Avenue/Star Market property. (Crane) scanSep 10
  365. 365Order-re: why properties not subject to rent control receive notices of rent increases. (Crane) scanSep 10
  366. 366Order-re: Lucky Garden Restaurant on Concord Avenue. (M. Danehy) scanSep 10
  367. 367Order-re: Arson Task Force for the City of Cambridge. (M. Danehy) scanSep 10
  368. 368Order-re: landscaping and lighting facilities at the King Elementary School. (Sullivan) scanSep 10
  369. 369Order-re: enforcing the parking regulations and noise ordinance in the Porter Rd. area and at the Averoff Restaurant (M. Danehy) scanSep 10
  370. 370Order-re: arrangements to move the Methodone Clinic out of Central Square. (M. Danehy) scanSep 10
  371. 371Order-re: procedures for the upcoming municipal election. (M. Danehy) scanSep 10
  372. 372PLACED ON FILE- order-re: Community Development Department to prepare a summary of the staffing, budget, and time schedule for each neighborhood planning document. (Wylie) scanSep 10
  373. 373Appointment of Robert W. Healy, Jr. to assume the duties of the City Manager during the period of September 17 through September 21, 1979. scanSep 10
  374. 374Appropriation of $1894.66 to the Library. scanSep 10
  375. 375Additional appropriation of $750,000 to the Council's bond authorization for street and sidewalk improvements in the Public Investment Fund. scanSep 10
  376. 376Request from the School Dept. to expand current year fund for the payment of 1978-1979 obligations. - Enclosed are the bills which were paid. scanSep 10
  377. 377Trarsfer of $300,000 in Block Grant Street and Sidewalk funds from Public Works to the Public Investment Fund. scanSep 10
  378. 378Appropriation of a grant of $2,619,000 to the Public Investment Fund. scanSep 10
  379. 379Acceptance and appropriation of a grant of $15,000 to the Community Development Dept. scanSep 10
  380. 380Transfer of $399,055 in the Cambridge Hospital. scanSep 10
  381. 381Acceptance and appropriation of a grant of $67,230 to the Cambridge Hospital. scanSep 10
  382. 382Acceptance and appropriation of a grant of $3,000 to the Youth Rescurces Bureau. scanSep 10
  383. 383Acceptance and appropriation of a private contribution of $7,000 for the establishment of a Photographic Archive for Cambridge. scanSep 10
  384. 384Acceptance and appropriation of a grant of $3,000 to the Council on Aging. scanSep 10
  385. 385Acceptance and appropriation of a grant of $2,000 to the Cambridge Arts Council. scanSep 10
  386. 386Communication from Michael F. Brewer, Asst. Vice-President for Government and Community Affairs for Harvard University, outlining Harvard's in-lieu-of-tax-policy for the duration of the "cap" program imposed on the City by the Commonwealth. scanSep 10
  387. 387Acceptance and appropriation of a grant of $2,085 to Community Schools. scanSep 17
  388. 388Acceptance and appropriation of a $5,000 grant to the Cambridge Arts Council. scanSep 17
  389. 389Appropriation of a gift of $500 to the Library. scanSep 17
  390. 390Appropriation of $10,000 to the Library. scanSep 17
  391. 391Acceptance and appropriation of two state grants ($4,000 and $1,800) to the Cambridge Public Library. scanSep 17
  392. 392Order-re: progress report on shelters for commuters in the Garden Street, Harvard-Brattle and Inman Square, built by the MBTA. (Duehay) scanSep 17
  393. 393Order-re: invasion of roaches and mices into the homes on Elm Street. (Frisoli) scanSep 17
  394. 394Order-re: signal light at Elmwood and Brattle Streets. (Duehay) scanSep 17
  395. 395Order-re: traffic light on Memorial Dr. by the MT. Auburn Hospital. (Crane) scanSep 17
  396. 396Order-re: traffic survey at the corner of Fairfield and Pemberton Streets. scanSep 17
  397. 397Order-re: rodent problem in the Concord Ave., Fayerweather St. Appleton St. area. (Crane) scanSep 17
  398. 398Additional appropriation of $250,000 to the Council's bond authorization for open space improvements in the Public Investment Fund. scanSep 17
  399. 399Appropriation of a grant of $25,000 to the Arts Council. scanSep 17
  400. 400Order-re: new tax rate. (Crane) scanSep 17
  401. 401Order-re: repair the drair pipes in the courtyard of the Longfellow School. (Frisoli) scanSep 24
  402. 402Order-re: inspection of the Field House Locker Room at Russell Field. (Crane) scanSep 24
  403. 403Order-re: illuminizing Fresh Pond Pkwy. (Sullivan) scanSep 24
  404. 404Order-re: prohibiting the establishment of massage parlors in areas zoned for residential purposes, Office 1, Bus. A & B. (Frisoli) scanSep 24
  405. 405Order-re: complaint box in the Emergency Room at the Cambridge Hospital. (Frisoli) scanSep 24
  406. 406Order-re: progress report on the city owned house at 255 Lexington Ave. (Vellucci) scanSep 24
  407. 407Order-re: high school track training at the People's Soccer Field on Portland St. (Vellucci) scanSep 24
  408. 408Order-re: hiring a second Animal Control Officer. (Crane) scanSep 24
  409. 409Order-re: Route 91 bus schedule (Crane) scanSep 24
  410. 410Order-re: closing City Hall and all administrative offices on October 1, 1979 in honor of Pope John Paul II. (Sullivan) scanSep 24
  411. 411Order-re: cleaning up Russell Field. (Crane) scanSep 24
  412. 412Order-re: enforcing the parking permit program in the Shepard St., Walker St. and Avon St. area. (Frisoli) scanSep 24
  413. 413Order-re: in creasing the visability of Police Officers during the day and night. (Graham) scanSep 24
  414. 414Order-re: closing of Boylston St. on October 7, 1979 for the Octoberfest. (Sullivan) scanSep 24
  415. 415Order-re: implementation of Chapter 565 of the Acts of 1979 re: use of land or structure of educational, religious and non-profit institutions in certain residentially zoned districts. (Preusser) scanSep 24
  416. 416Order-re: traffic and parking plan for October 1st. (Sullivan) scanSep 24
  417. 417Order-re: cleaning up the area surrounding the Gold Star Mother's Pool. (Frisoli) scanSep 24
  418. 418Order-re: reseeding Donnelly Field. (Frisoli) scanSep 24
  419. 419Order-re: appropriating $250,000 to an Emergency Fuel Fund. (Frisoli, Preusser and Vellucci) scanSep 24
  420. 420Order-re: Emergency Fuel Funding Hotline. (Frisoli, Preusser and Vellucci) scanSep 24
  421. 421Order-re: Setting aside 25 vacant units for families in distress this winter. (Frisoli, Preusser and Vellucci) scanSep 24
  422. 422Acceptance and appropriation of a $202,940 grant to the Cambridge Office of Manpower Affairs. scanSep 24
  423. 423Appropriation of $18,937.06 to Health and Hospitals' 79-80 Budget. scanSep 24
  424. 424Appropriation of $1,395.67 to the Library's 79-80 budget. scanSep 24
  425. 425Appropriation of $685.50 to the Community Schools 79-80 budget. scanSep 24
  426. 426Appropriation of $78,491.52 to the Arts Council's 79-80 budget. scanSep 24
  427. 427Appropriation of $5,553.15 to the Historical Commission's 79-80 budget. scanSep 24
  428. 428Appropriation of $5,000 to Public Works. scanSep 24
  429. 429Acceptance and appropriation of a grant of $7,924,639 from the U. S. Department of Housing and Urban Development to the Community Development Dept. scanSep 24
  430. 430Request for a two-thirds vote of the City Council in order to exceed the gross levy limit. scanSep 24
  431. 431Acceptance and appropriation of a grant of $13,889 to the Cambridge Hospital. scanSep 24
  432. 432Acceptance and appropriation of a grant of $94,702 to the Cambridge Hospital. scanSep 24
  433. 433PLACED ON FILE - Appropriation of $100,505 to the FY 79-80 Police Dept. budget. scanSep 24
  434. 434Order-re: repairing Rindge Avenue from Sherman St. to Alewife Brook Parkway. (M. Danehy) scanOct 15
  435. 435Order-re: repairing the fence and cutting the grass at the Little Cambridge Common". (Duehay) scanOct 15
  436. 436Order-re: repairing the fence at the Old Burying Ground. (Duehay) scanOct 15
  437. 437Order-re: enforcing the prohibition of truck traffic on Blanchard Rd. (Duehay)Oct 15
  438. 438Order-re: written off traffic fines. (Duehay) scanOct 15
  439. 439Order-re: bus shelter in front of the Neville Manor. (M. Danehy) scanOct 15
  440. 440Order-re: foot patrolman in the Mt. Auburn area. (Crane) scanOct 15
  441. 441Order-re: pedestrian crossing at Route 16. (Crane) scanOct 15
  442. 442Order-re: public health hazard at the Lion's Den Barroom. (Crane) scanOct 15
  443. 443Order-re: erecting a stone at the corner of Otis and Sciarappa Streets indicating the site of Saint John Church. (Vellucci) scanOct 15
  444. 444Order-re: sale of the Necco Company's land. (Graham) scanOct 15
  445. 445Annuity in the amount of $3,000 for Mrs. Mary Meuller. scanOct 15
  446. 446Appropriation to the FY 79-80 Police Dept. budget of $100,505.00. scanOct 15
  447. 447Transfer of $78,190 in Employee Benefits from Pension Administration to Insurance Divisions. scanOct 15
  448. 448Acceptance and appropriation of a grant in the amount of $15,000 to the Cambridge Arts Council. scanOct 15
  449. 449Acceptance and appropriation of a grant in the amount of $75,000. to the Community Development Dept. scanOct 15
  450. 450Acceptance and appropriation of a grant in the amount of $497 to the Cambridge Public Library. scanOct 15
  451. 451Order-re: establishing a new Visitors Parking Permit which cannot be duplicated. (Frisoli) scanOct 15
  452. 452Order-re: monthly status report from the Rent Control Board re: no. of individuals removing a rental unit from the housing market. (Crane) scanOct 15
  453. 453Order-re: reseeding the ball fields with existing city employees (Frisoli) scan—
  454. 454Order-re: sewer contractor to repair Locust St. (Crane) scan—
  455. 455Order-re: status of the lawsuit involving the Harvard Sq. Overlay District. (Crane) scan—
  456. 456Order-re:distributing a copy of Council order no. 2 with all the upcoming weekly paychecks. (Vellucci) scan—
  457. 457Order-re: hearing on Monday, Nov. 19, 1979 at 8:00 P. M. re: use of radioactive materials by Harvard Univ. and M.I.T. (Vellucci) scan—
  458. 458Order-re:appropriation of $5,000 to the Committee on Elders. (M. Danehy and all Councillors.) scan—
  459. 459Order-re: offer of Harvard University to sell a school bus for $1.00. (M. Danehy) scan—
  460. 460Order-re: enforcing the resident sticker parking program in North Cambridge. (M. Danehy) scan—
  461. 461Order-re: C.H.A. to erect a retaining wall on their property adjacent to 10 St. Savier Court. (M. Danehy) scan—
  462. 462Order-re: Preventing the State Dept. of Public Works from acquiring City of Cambridge property at the Winter St. intersection in Waltham. (M. Danehy) scan—
  463. 463Resolutions to discontinue the trackless trolley bus service in N. Cambridge. (M. Danehy) scan—
  464. 464Response to Awaiting Report No. 1 advising the City Council of the approval by the Dept. of Revenue of the tax rate of $188.40, a reduction of $.20 and further advising the City Council that the tax bills have been mailed. scan—
  465. 465Order-re: sale of Sullivan Place to the Riverside/Cambridgeport Community Center. (Graham) scan—
  466. 466Communication from Juanita Sanders, President, Riverside/Cambridgeport Community Corporation requesting to purchase from the City of Cambridge the piece of land known as Sullivan Place.—
  467. 467Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting comm. from Peter Helwig, Community Development Dept. Re: Block Grant Update.Sep 26
  468. 468Order-re: notifying abutters cf an MBTA demolition or construction site. (Graham)Oct 22
  469. 469Order- re: increasing discomfort of the "T" to the public. (Wylie)Oct 22
  470. 470Order-re: ligting on Ellsworth Ave. (Graham)Oct 22
  471. 471Order-re: pay back all firefighters with a lawsuit against the city re: loss of Vacation Pay. (Frisoli)Oct 22
  472. 472Order-re: improper election practices by city employees who reside outside of the city. (Wylie)Oct 22
  473. 473Order-re: walkway connecting Francis Avenue to Museum St. (Preusser)Oct 22
  474. 474Order-re: Yankee Drummer to trim his bushes. (Crane)Oct 22
  475. 475Order-re: pedestrian traffic signals at the corner of Concord and Huron Ave. (Sullivan)Oct 22
  476. 476Order-re: violation of the Noise Ordinance in the area of the MBTA Jarvis St. Pit. (Crane)Oct 22
  477. 477Order-re: offer to Harvard to accept the previously appropriated amount for acquisition of Sacramento Field. (Wylie)Oct 22
  478. 478Order-re: street trees be placed in private yards. (Wylie)Oct 22
  479. 479Order-re: completion of the roster and dates of service of the Rindge Tech. School Headmaster on the marble plaque at the C.R.L.S. cafeteria. (Sullivan)Oct 22
  480. 480Order-re: concentrate dog control resources in the area of the city on the day the trash will be picked up. (Crane)Oct 22
  481. 481Order-re: police officers not to obstruct Western Avenue sidewalks when filling cars with gasoline. (Crane)Oct 22
  482. 482Order-re: Reserve firefighters list from Civil Service. (M. Danehy)Oct 22
  483. 483Acceptance and appropriation of a grant of $10,000 to the Cambridge Arts Council.Oct 22
  484. 484Transfer of $6,500 to the Recreation Dept.Oct 22
  485. 485Response to Awaiting Report No. 31 re: appropriation of $5,000 to the Committee on Elders.Oct 22
  486. 486Order-re: status of Common Place Recreational Center on Prospect St. (Duehay)Nov 5
  487. 487Order-re: process followed by the Police Dept. when someone dies and has no identification. (Preusser)Nov 5
  488. 488Order-re: committee of three persons to investigate the future closing of the Chester Manor Nursing Home and the Exeter Nursing Home. (Vellucci)Nov 5
  489. 489Order-re: youths creating a nuisance at the corner of Prince and Magazine St. (M. Danehy)Nov 5
  490. 490Order-re: sidewalk program for the Chilton-Concord-Fayerweather-Alpine streets community. (Graham)Nov 5
  491. 491Annuity in the amount of $3,000 for Mrs. Concetta Travers.Nov 5
  492. 492Order-re: traffic patterns recommended by the neighborhood in the Pemberton, Fairfield and Haskell Street area. (Duehay)Nov 19
  493. 493Order-re: procedures by Harvard and MIT in the disposal and transportation of radioactive waste. (Duehay)Nov 19
  494. 494Order-re: self-imposed moratorium on the purchasing of property for institutional use. (Duehay & Preusser)Nov 19
  495. 495Order-re: injunction decreed re: operations of Boston-Middlesex Transportation Co. (Frisoli)Nov 19
  496. 496Order-re: secure all plans of future expansion by MIT (Preusser)Nov 19
  497. 497Order-re: repair the clock at the Fresh Pond Clubhouse. (Crane)Nov 19
  498. 498Order-re: drafts of the proposed implementation of the restriction of tax exempt use in residentially zoned districts. (Crane)Nov 19
  499. 499Order-re: pollution problem at Fresh Pond. (Crane)Nov 19
  500. 500Order-re: ordinance which will regulate the disposal of radioactive wastes in Cambridge. (Vellucci)Nov 19
  501. 501Order-re: extending open space in the vicinity of Rindge Field. (M. Danehy)Nov 19
  502. 502Order-re: buildings purchased by Lesley College at 7 & 13 Mellon St. and 20, 22-24 Wendell St. (Preusser)Nov 19
  503. 503Order-re: rodent blitz at City Hall. (M. Danehy)Nov 19
  504. 504Order-re: reducing speed on Cameron Ave. (M. Danehy)Nov 19
  505. 505Order-re: community discipline in matters of energy use. (Wylie)Nov 19
  506. 506Appropriation of a grant of $1,162 to Community Schools.Nov 19
  507. 507Transfer of $2,000 in the Youth Resources Bureau.Nov 19
  508. 508Transfer of $5,700 to the Youth Resources Bureau.Nov 19
  509. 509Acceptance and appropriation of a grant in the amount of $16,000 to the Cambridge Public Library.Nov 19
  510. 510Transfer of $2,500 in the Finance Dept.Nov 19
  511. 511Acceptance and appropriation of a grant in the amount of $700 to the Historical Commission.Nov 19
  512. 512Acceptance of a grant of $30,000 to the Arts Council.Nov 19
  513. 513Order-re: all animal related functions be transferred to the Animal Control Commission from the Police Dept. (Wylie)Dec 3
  514. 514Order-re: enforcing the Resident Sticker Parking Program in the Porter/Regent St. area. (M. Danehy)Dec 3
  515. 515Order-re: proper drainage at the parking lot on Hovey Avenue. (Crane)Dec 3
  516. 516Appropriation of $52,000 to the Public Works Dept.Dec 3
  517. 517Order-re: stray dogs in the area of May and Vineyard Streets. (Crane)Dec 3
  518. 518Acceptance and appropriation of a grant in the amount of $750 to the Council on Aging.Dec 3
  519. 519Acceptance of a grant in the amount of $64,000 to the Cambridge Arts Council.Dec 3
  520. 520Transfer of $4,800 to the Public Library.Dec 3
  521. 521Order-re: report from Traffic Director re: tour buses. (Duehay)Dec 10
  522. 522Order-re: making wood available to Cambridge consumers from trees which are cut down. (Preusser)Dec 10
  523. 523Order-re: city departments to pay oil bills immediately upon receipt. (Vellucci)Dec 10
  524. 524Order-re: removal of the paking meters on Oakland St. (Sullivan)Dec 10
  525. 525Order-re: complaint of Atty. Peter Wittenborg re: Galeria Cinema. (Crane)Dec 10
  526. 526Order-re: blasting in the Porter Sq. area. (Crane)Dec 10
  527. 527Order-re: installation of wood burning stoves. (Crane)Dec 10
  528. 528Order-re: extension of liquor licenses to 2:00 A. M. closings by the License Commission. (Crane)Dec 10
  529. 529Order-re: catch basin at 26 Bishop Richard Allen Drive. (Frisoli)Dec 10
  530. 530Order-re: inspection of the Exeter Nursing Home for violations of the State Sanitary Code. (M. Danehy)Dec 10
  531. 531Order-re: firefighters who were forced to use vacation time for sick time. (M. Danehy)Dec 10
  532. 532Order-re: hearing on December 17th re: Exeter House and the Chester Manor Nursing Home. (Preusser)Dec 10
  533. 533Order-re: public hearing on December 17, 1979 re: demolition of property on Blanche St. by MIT. (Vellucci)Dec 10
  534. 534Order-re: program whereby homeowners can have their sidewalks repaired in conjunction with the city. (Crane)Dec 10
  535. 535Order-re: repairing the sidewalks on Pearl St. (Crane)Dec 10
  536. 536Order-re: vandalism problem around the Huron Avenue/Standish St. area. (Crane)Dec 10
  537. 537Order-re: closing of public buildings on December 24th and December 31st, 1979. (Sullivan)Dec 10
  538. 538PLACED ON FILE - Appropriation of $100,000 to the Traffic and Parking Dept.Dec 10
  539. 539Transfer of $12,000 to Public Celebrations for the City's 350th Anniversary Celebration.Dec 10
  540. 540Acceptance and appropriation of a grant in the amount of $200 to the Library.Dec 10
  541. 541Acceptance and appropriation of a grant in the amount of $6,000 to the Council on Aging.Dec 10
  542. 542Order-re: information sheet containing the feelings of the City Council and City Administration re: continued operation of the Chester Manor and Exeter Nursing Homes. (Vellucci)Dec 17
  543. 543Order-re: public hearings re: future development of the Shea Rd. area. (Crane)Dec 17
  544. 544Order-re: pedestrian crosswalk across Mass. Ave. by the Hemingway Gymnasium and the N. Cambridge Trolley stop by Waterhouse St. (Crane)Dec 17
  545. 545Order-re: new voting booths at all precincts. (Crane)Dec 17
  546. 546Order-re: retirees collecting a full salary. (M. Danehy)Dec 17
  547. 547Order-re: water main break on the Red Line Construction project on Mass. Ave. (M. Danehy)Dec 17
  548. 548Order-re: Cable TV System in Cambridge. (Sullivan)Dec 17
  549. 549Appropriation in the amount of $100,000 to the Traffic and Parking Dept.Dec 17
  550. 550Acceptance and appropriation of a grant in the amount of $1,500 to the Council on Aging.Dec 17
  551. 551Proposed resolution authorizing the filing of Block Grant applications under the provisions of the U. S. Housing and Community Development Act of 1974 as amended.Dec 17

Highways

180 actions · № 1–180
  1. 1Revocation of sign - Geraldine L. Bickford - 596 Mass. Ave. scanJan 8
  2. 2Revocation of sign - August A. Busch of Mass. (Tracy's ) - 1920 Mass. AVe. scanJan 8
  3. 3Revocation of flagpole and advertising flag - The Flag Center, Inc. - 1865 Mass. Ave. scanJan 8
  4. 4Revocation of flag pole and flag - The Flag Center, Inc. - 1865 Mass. Ave. scanJan 8
  5. 5Driveway - 1100 Mass. Ave. Limited Partnership - 9½ Mt. Auburn St. scanJan 22
  6. 6Driveway - 1100 Mass. Ave. Limited Parternship - 1100 Mass. Ave. (rear) scanJan 22
  7. 7Driveway - Mr. & Mrs. John Stevenson - 22 Harrington Road scanJan 22
  8. 8Driveway - Ellen B. Mass - 104A Inman Street. scanJan 22
  9. 9Catch Basin - Mrs. Frank J. Ryan - between Gurney St. & Lakeview Ave. scanJan 29
  10. 10Portland Cement Sidewalk - Lucy Capobiance O 150-152 Huron Ave. scanJan 29
  11. 11Sign - Tax Man, Inc. - 1876 Mass. Ave. scanJan 29
  12. 12Sign - Hudson Truck - 47-51 Richdale Ave. scanJan 29
  13. 13Portland cement sidewalk & edgestones - Clarence A., Roland S. & Mary L. Clark - 383 Walden St. scanJan 29
  14. 14Sign - Hit or Miss - 711 Mass. Ave. scanFeb 5
  15. 15Brick sidewalk - JDL Realty Trust - 366A-370 Broadway. scanFeb 5
  16. 16Revocation of sign - Dominic J. Taverna - 125 Brookline St. scanFeb 12
  17. 17Revocation of sign - Louis W. Currier - 1278 Mass. Avenue. scanFeb 12
  18. 18Revocation of sign - John DaSilva - 1006 Cambridge St. scanFeb 12
  19. 19Revocation of sign - Libby's Market - 599 Mass. Ave. scanFeb 12
  20. 20Petition of Paul James for a permit to sell houseware items in Technology Square. scanFeb 12
  21. 21Revocation of Excavation under sidewalk - Sunset Cafe, Inc. - 851 Cambridge St. scanFeb 26
  22. 22Revocation of sign - Port Oil Corporation - 27 Western Ave. scanFeb 26
  23. 23Driveway - Frederick & Thcmas Dupree - 89C Mass. AVe. scanFeb 26
  24. 24Revocation of Spur track across Vassar St. - Jordan Marsh Co. scanFeb 26
  25. 25Driveway-James J. Waldron-165 Auburn Street. scanMar 12
  26. 26Driveway-The Jim Clark Moving Co.-32 Green St. scanMar 12
  27. 27Portland cement sidewalk-Little Osaka Rest.-465 Concord Avenue scanMar 12
  28. 28Revocation of sign-Crown Dist. Co.-209 Msgr. O'Brien Highway scanMar 12
  29. 29Revocation of sign-Crown Dist. Co.-272 Cambridge St. scanMar 12
  30. 30Revocation of sign-Boscam d/b/a Auction House-485 Mass. Ave. scanMar 12
  31. 31Portland Cement Sidewalk - Reliance Cooperative Bank - 11-21 Dunster St. scanMar 19
  32. 32Petition of John M. Maddalo to display merchandise at 408 Cambridge St. scanMar 26
  33. 33Portland Cement Sidewalk - Leonard Solomon - 50 R. C. Kelley St. scanApr 2
  34. 34Sign-U-Haul Co., Inc. - 844 Main Street. scanApr 9
  35. 35Driveway - S & M Realty - 420 Broadway (Ellery St. side) scanApr 9
  36. 36Awning - Skolion Coffee Shop - 480 MAss. Ave. scanApr 9
  37. 37Driveway - Roy E. & Penny H. Feldman - 34 High Street. scanApr 9
  38. 38Driveway - Ronald Cavallo - 17 Meacham Road. scanApr 9
  39. 39Granolithic sidewalk - Dew-Lee, Inc. - 27-29 Church St. scanApr 9
  40. 40Driveway - Philip F. Souza - 34 & 34A Roberts Rd. scanApr 9
  41. 41Communication from City Engineer re: sidewalk Assessments for 1979. scanApr 23
  42. 42Sign-Broadway After Dark - 279 Broadway. scanApr 23
  43. 43Sign revocation - Cozy Corner Cafe, Inc. - 1920 Mass. Ave. scanApr 23
  44. 44Petition of Michael C. Smith requesting a permit to use the park at the intersection of Mt. Auburn St./Boylston St. on April 24, 1979 for a musical performance. scanApr 23
  45. 45Petition of Louis DiGiovanni for permit to erect concrete bollards on Palmer Alley. scanApr 9
  46. 46Petition of Cambridge Arts Council for 20 to 40 banners along Mass. Avenue between Harvard Sq. and Arlington. scanApr 30
  47. 47Revocation of sign - James B. White d/b/a Harvard Sq. Realty - 1286 Mass. Avenue. scanApr 30
  48. 48Communication from Peter D. Bennett, The Firest Parish in Cambridge, requesting a permit for the Harvard Square Flea Market to display merchandise in front of the property on Church St. and Mass. Ave. on Saturdays up to and including October 31, 1979. scanApr 30
  49. 49Communication from Sandra Roman, Manager, Workbench, requesting a permit to display merchandise in front of the premises numbered 1050 Mass. Avenue on May 19, 1979. scanApr 30
  50. 50Communication from Ted Schultz, Hooper Lights, requesting a permit to display merchandise in front of the premises numbered 1050 Mass. Avenue on June 2, 1979 from 10:00 A. M. to 6 :00 P. M. scanApr 30
  51. 51Driveway widening - Eleanor A. Silipigni - 22-24 Rockingham St. scanApr 30
  52. 52Driveway - M. Murphy & Mary Sullivan - 12 Haskell Street. scanApr 30
  53. 53Sign - Ralph J. Galante - 1939 MAss. Ave. scanMay 7
  54. 54Sign - Fotomat - 5 Central Square. scanMay 7
  55. 55Comm. from Nancy B. Peacock, Boston Area Bicycle Coalition, for a permit to use the sidewalks on Flagg St. fron Memorial Drive one block west, both sides of the street for the purpose of holding a Bicycle Fair on June 3, 1979. scanMay 7
  56. 56Sign revocation - Coca-Cola Bottling Company - 313 Mass. AVe. scanMay 14
  57. 57Sign revocation - Eleanor Fillios- 169 Haryard Street. scanMay 14
  58. 58Sign revocation - Vito Leone- 705 Cambridge Street. scanMay 14
  59. 59Sign revocation - Coca Cola Company - 2034 Mass. Ave. scanMay 14
  60. 60Petition of John J. Frazier for permit to display merchandise at the premises numbered 2230 Mass. Avenue. scanMay 14
  61. 61Sign revocation - Taxman, Inc. - 1384 Mass. Avenue scanMay 21
  62. 62Sing revocation - Z.Z.Z. Inc., d/b/a The Bicycle Work Shop - 233 Mass. Ave. scanJun 4
  63. 63Driveway - Nancy Lundy - 20-21 Bay Street. scanJun 4
  64. 64Notice of a public hearing by the Mass. Dept. of Public Works on June 21, 1979 at 7 p.m. at 57 Inman St., Cambridge, re: abolition of Harvard St. rail-highway grade crossing in the City of Cambridge. scanJun 4
  65. 65Driveway - George Athanas - 40 High Street. scanJun 11
  66. 66Notice of a public hearing for the discontinuance of a small portion of Harvard Street for the Kendlal Square Urban Renewal Plan. scanJun 11
  67. 67Discontinuance of a portion of Harvard Street in the Kendall Square Urban Renewal Area. scanJun 25
  68. 68Driveway - St. Peters Church - 174 Huron Avenue (Manassas Ave. side) scanJun 25
  69. 69Driveway - Sharkie Alexander - 175 Spring St. (Eighth St. side) scanJun 25
  70. 70Comm. from Marc D. Sandosfky, Mass. Co-Chairman, U.S. Olympic Committee requesting a permit to conduct a ROAD RACE on Sat., September 8, 1979 at 10 a.m. at the Fresh Pond Running Track. scanJun 25
  71. 71Portland cement sidewalk - 4 Newton St. - Christos Pantazopoulos scanJun 25
  72. 72Portland cement sidewalk - 40 Clifton Street - K. George Najarian, Trustee, Clifton Gardens Trust. scanJun 25
  73. 73Driveway - 4 Carlisle Street - Phyllis M. Keegan. scanJun 25
  74. 74Driveway - 75 Henry Street (Brookline St. side) - Arthur and Geneva Melenfant scanJun 25
  75. 75Driveway widening - 13 Lopez Avenue - Robert Martignetti scanJun 25
  76. 76Driveway - 80 Plymouth Street - Jeremiah F. Riley. scanJun 25
  77. 77Portland cement sidewalk - 26 Royal Avenue - Robert A. & Mary V. Hassett. scanJun 25
  78. 78Portland cement sidewalk - 6 Newton Street - Ho Lee Yee. scanJun 25
  79. 79Sign - John J. Sexton - 31 Putnam Avenue. scanJun 25
  80. 80Petition of Louis DiGiovanni for a permit to erect a non-combustible canopy over the public sidewalk on Brattle Street. scanJun 25
  81. 81Comm. from Manuel Rogers requesting a permit to close Springfield St. from Cambridge St. to Houghton St. for the annual Feast of the Holy Ghost on July 6, 7 and 8, 1979. scanJun 25
  82. 82Releasing the City's responsibilities and rights in connection with bridges located on Mass. Ave. and Mt. Auburn St. to the Commonwealth of Massachusetts Dept. of Public Works. scanJun 25
  83. 83Petition of Leon C. Haywood, The United Pentecostal Council Assembly of God, Inc. for a permit to hang banner in Central Square. scanJul 16
  84. 84Portland Cement Sidewalk - David H. Shepp - 323 Allston Street. scanJul 16
  85. 85Concrete Sidewalk - Allan DesRosiers - 795 Concord Avenue. scanJul 16
  86. 86Portland Cement Sidewalk - Allan DesRosiers - 777 Concord Avenue. scanJul 16
  87. 87Revocation of sign - Ralph Galante - 1927 Mass. Avenue. scanJul 16
  88. 88Sign - The Gap - 15 Brattle Street. scanJul 16
  89. 89Sign - Liberation Books, Inc. - 233 Mass. Avenue. scanJul 16
  90. 90Revocation of sign - Jon Jeffrey Alberton, d/b/a/ The Real Paper - 10B Mt. Auburn Street. scanJul 16
  91. 91Portland Cement Sidewalk - Barbara A. Kenny - 55 S. Normandy Ave. scanJul 16
  92. 92Edgestones - Paul F. Mahoney - 208 Lexington Avenue. scanJul 16
  93. 93Portland Cement Sidewalk - 1100 Mass. Avenue Parternship - 1100 Mass. Avenue. scanJul 16
  94. 94Portland Cement Sidewalk - 1580 Associates - 1580 Mass. Avenue scanJul 16
  95. 95Two Driveways - 1580 Associates - 1580 Mass. Avenue. scanJul 16
  96. 96Driveway - Angelina Pepe - 398 Putnam Avenue. scanJul 16
  97. 97Granolithic sidewalk - R. & R. Corp. dba The Club - 823 Main St. scanSep 10
  98. 98Driveway widening - Thomas F. Peters - 42 Tremont St. scanSep 10
  99. 99Revocation of sign for Jack Smillie, Inc. at 867 Main St. scanSep 10
  100. 100Renewal of sign permit - Briggs & Briggs, Inc. - 1270 Mass. Ave. scanSep 10
  101. 101Driveway - R. & J Bandar - 1972 Mass. Ave. - REFERRED TO THE TRAFFIC DIRECTOR. scanSep 10
  102. 102Portland cement sidewalk - 388 Norfolk St. - Peter Szerejko. scanSep 10
  103. 103Portland cement sidewalk - 2 Nutting Rd. - Albert W. DiMaggio. scanSep 10
  104. 104Driveway - MIT - 120 Vassar St. scanSep 10
  105. 105Driveway discontinuance - 56 Brattle St. - John A. Petrilli. scanSep 10
  106. 106Driveway - Ram Realty Trust - 316 Broadway. scanSep 10
  107. 107Driveway - Mr. & Mrs. James Voutiritza - 66 Bristol St. scanSep 10
  108. 108Driveway - 10 Springfield St. - Louise Souza. scanSep 10
  109. 109Driveway - 99 Middlesex St. - Jeffrey R. Howard. scanSep 10
  110. 110Driveway - Raquel de Uribe & Manuel Uribe - 90 Putnam Ave. scanSep 10
  111. 111Driveway - Jennie Gobriel & Yvonne Donofrio - 259 Elm St. scanSep 10
  112. 112Sign revocation - Melville Shoe Corp. - 560 Mass. Ave. scanSep 10
  113. 113Granolithic sidewalk - Mary G. Pratte - 342 Hurley St. scanSep 10
  114. 114Portland cement sidewalk - Leo Pacheco - 105 Sciarappa St. scanSep 17
  115. 115Driveway-The FAR Group - 26 Decatur St. scanSep 17
  116. 116Driveway - MBTA - 2367 Mass. Ave. scanSep 17
  117. 117Driveway discontinuance - MBTA - 2367 Mass. Ave. scanSep 17
  118. 118Sign - Uncle Bunny's 962 Mass. Ave. scanSep 17
  119. 119Revocation of sign - Harvard Wine Co. - 1670A Mass. Ave. scanSep 17
  120. 120Revocation of sign - Scarfo Brothers, Ltd. - 1430 Mass. Ave. scanSep 17
  121. 121Revocation of sign - George Feeley, d/b/a Kabuki - 859 Main Street. scanSep 17
  122. 122Driveway - Mary Gargano - 84 Thorndike St. scanSep 24
  123. 123Driveway - Joseph Thorp - 6 Rindgefield St. scanSep 24
  124. 124Driveway - Frances Srulowitz - 263 Putnam Ave. scanSep 24
  125. 125Communication from Anthony B. Sansone, Pres., Sansone Motors, Inc. requesting a permit to carry passengers through certain streets and ways in Cambridge. scanSep 24
  126. 126Petition of Paul A. Naughton requesting permit to carry passengers over certain public ways in Cambridge to operate a tour bus. scanSep 24
  127. 127Communication from John Dyer, Pres., Harvard Sq. Business Association, requesting the City Council to support an event call "Octoberfest". scanSep 24
  128. 128Petition of Hooper Lights for a display of merchandise at no. 1050 Mass. Ave. scanSep 24
  129. 129Petition of Joseph Thorp for granolithic sidewalk at 6 Rindgefield St. scanSep 24
  130. 130Petition of Mr. & Mrs. Manuel Dutra for granolithic sidewalk at 128 Tremont St. scanSep 24
  131. 131Revocation of sign - Pepsi-Cola Metropolitan Bottling Co., Inc. - 717 Cambridge St. scanSep 24
  132. 132Driveway - B & J Bandar - 1972 Mass. Ave. scanOct 3
  133. 133Duct-LaGroceria - 8 Bishop Allen Drive. scanOct 15
  134. 134Dumpsters at 853 Main St. - George C. Colarullo, Jr., Cavaliere Disposal Service. scanOct 15
  135. 135Portland cement sidewalk - William H. Tagg - 17-19 Decatur St. scanOct 15
  136. 136Sign revocation - Pepsi-cola Metropolitan Bottling Co., Inc. - 266 Concord Ave. scanOct 15
  137. 137Sign revocation - Pepsi-Cola Metropolitan Bottling Co., Inc. - 27 Columbia St. scanOct 15
  138. 138Sign revocation - Pepsi-Cola Metropolitan Bottling Co., Inc. - 2525 Mass. Ave. scanOct 15
  139. 139Portland cement sidewalk - Mary G. Pratti - 342 Hurley St. scanOct 15
  140. 140Portland cement sidewalk - Niles Co., Inc. - 989 Memorial Dr. scanOct 15
  141. 141Driveway - Dennis & Alice Overbye - 30 Bradbury St. scanOct 15
  142. 142Driveway - Malcolm MacKenzie - 25-27 Pleasant St. scanOct 15
  143. 143Driveway - Barbara London - 17 Ellsworth Ave. scanOct 15
  144. 144Driveway - Adam Trust[?] - 123 Oxford St. scanOct 15
  145. 145Revocation of sign - Mass. Audio Components, Ltd., Inc. - 38 Brattle St. scanOct 22
  146. 146Driveway - Kenyon Bolton - 156 Brattle St. scanOct 22
  147. 147Driveway - Stephen W. O'Leary - 144 Lakeview Ave. scanOct 22
  148. 148Driveway - Michele Biasella - 291 Hurley St. scanOct 29
  149. 149Sidewalk - The FAR Group - 140 Pearl St. scanOct 29
  150. 150Driveway - Domenic T. & Stella Ricci - 14 Vandine St. scanOct 29
  151. 151Driveway Discontinuance - Douwe B. & Esther S. Ynteme - 92 Brattle St. scanOct 29
  152. 152Driveway - Joaquim Alves de Ponte - 125 - 127 Elm St. scanOct 29
  153. 153Sign revocation - George Ratner - 99 Mt. Auburn St. scanNov 5
  154. 154Sign revocation - Polyarts - 863 Main Street. scanNov 5
  155. 155Sign revocation - Coca Cola Bottling Co. - 80 Pearl St. scanNov 5
  156. 156Sign revocation - Gibbs Oil Company - 345-347 Concord AVe. scanNov 19
  157. 157Driveway widening - Richard Clarey - 15 Brookford St. scanNov 19
  158. 158Driveway widening - Shirely M. Dixon - 15A Ellsworth Ave. scanNov 19
  159. 159Driveway - Lilliam Scinicarello - 281 Hurley St. scanNov 19
  160. 160Driveway - widening - Joseph Monasebian - 26 Clinton St. scanNov 19
  161. 161Portland cement sidewalk - Americo J. Francisco - 70 Prospect St. scanNov 19
  162. 162Portland cement sidewalk - Joaquim A. Couto - 127 Elm St. scanDec 3
  163. 163Sign revocation - William A. Silva - 1273 Cambridge St. scanDec 3
  164. 164Sign revocation - Willow Grill - 877 Cambridge St. scanDec 3
  165. 165Sign revocation - Tulsa Oil Corporation - 345 Concord AVe. scanDec 3
  166. 166Driveway - Lawrence J. Saverese - 30 Roberts Rd. scanDec 3
  167. 167Driveway - Walsh Brothers, Inc. - 150 Hampshire St. scanDec 3
  168. 168Driveway - Americo J. Francisco - 70 Prospect ST. scanDec 3
  169. 169Two flags and flagpoles - Boylston & Winthrop Trust - 57 Boylston St. scanDec 3
  170. 170Widening of driveway - Michael M. Borges - 241 Norfolk St. scanDec 10
  171. 171Driveway - Harry Roseman - 2-4-6-8 Hingham St. (Putnam Ave. side) scanDec 10
  172. 172Petition of Boston & Middlesex Transportation Inc. for a license to operate motor vehicles for the carriage of passengers for hire over certain streets in Cambridge. scanDec 10
  173. 173Widening of driveway - Nancy G. & Joan T. Kanwisher - 54 Putnam Ave. scanDec 17
  174. 174Driveway - Leon Kirchner - 8 Hilliard St. scanDec 17
  175. 175Portland cement sidewalk - Central Pipe and Supply Co. - 98 Erie St. scanDec 17
  176. 176Widening of driveway - Frank's Restaurant, Inc. - 2310 Mass. Ave. scanDec 17
  177. 177Driveway - M & H Cushing St. Store. - 115 Cushing St. scanDec 17
  178. 178Driveway - Joseph P. Tagliente - 6-8-10 Smith Place. scanDec 17
  179. 179Widening of driveway - Mitchell J. Sartanowicz - 150-152 Larch Rd. scanDec 17
  180. 180Driveway - Joseph P. Tagliente - 679-681 Concord Ave. scanDec 17

Appointments

130 actions · № 1–130
  1. 1Appointment of Joseph Paul Szulewski, Jr. to the Cambridge Traffic and Parking Board. scanJan 8
  2. 2Appointment of 8 constables. scanJan 8
  3. 3Comm. from James L. Sullivan, City Manager, re: election of Charles R. Laverty, Jr. as Chairman of the Board of Assessors and Rudolph K. Russo as Sec'y of the Board of Assessors for the year 1979. scanJan 22
  4. 4Appointment of Joseph T. Fratto as Constable with power. scanJan 22
  5. 5Constable bond of Richard P. Gallant for approval of the surety. scanJan 29
  6. 6Constable bond of Joseph T. Fratto for approval of the surety. scanJan 29
  7. 7Constable bond of Howard I. Stone for approval of the surety. scanJan 29
  8. 8Appointment of 2 persons and reappointment of 2 persons to the Cambridge Water Board. scanJan 29
  9. 9Oath of office of Donald F. Hornig as a members of the Cambridge Water Board. scanFeb 12
  10. 10Oath of office of James J. O'Brien as Deputy Tax Collector. scanFeb 12
  11. 11Constable bond of Joseph Montanino, Jr. for approval of the surety. scanFeb 12
  12. 12Constable bond of Andrew E. Ruvido for approval of the surety. scanFeb 12
  13. 13Appointment of James M. Walsh, Jr. as a Constable with power. scanFeb 12
  14. 14Appointment of Bartlett Mair and Robert Cram as Public Weighers. scanFeb 12
  15. 15Appointment of 47 Security Guards of the Charles Stark Drapter Laboratory as Constables without power. scanFeb 12
  16. 16Appointment of five persons as Constables with power. scanFeb 12
  17. 17Appointment of Steven D. Myers as Constables without power. scanFeb 12
  18. 18Appointment of David B. O'Connor and Russell Holbrook as constables with power. scanFeb 26
  19. 19Oath of office of Walter N. Conlon as a Member, Cambridge Water Board. scanMar 6
  20. 20Appointment of five persons as Constables with power. scanMar 12
  21. 21Constable Bond of James Michael Walsh, Jr. for approval of the surety. scanMar 12
  22. 22Constable Bond of Paul F. Collazoo for approval of the surety. scanMar 12
  23. 23Constable Bond of Russell E. Holbrook for approval of the surety. scanMar 12
  24. 24Oath of Office for Richard Easler as the Camb. City Manager's Representative to Metropolitan Area Planning Council. scanMar 12
  25. 25Oath of office of Richard J. Feldman as Deputy Tax Collector. scanMar 15
  26. 26Appointment of Dr. Yashar Bahceli as Inspector of Animals of Cambridge. scanMar 19
  27. 27Bond of Richard Jay Feldman as Deputy Tax Collector for approval of the surety. scanMar 19
  28. 28Constable bond of Richard J. Feldman for approval of the surety. scanMar 19
  29. 29Reappointment of Edward J. Samp, Jr. to the Election Commission. scanMar 19
  30. 30Oath of office of Jose Martinez as a Police Officer . scanMar 19
  31. 31Constable bond of John Pagliarini for approval of the surety. scanMar 26
  32. 32Constable bond of David B. O'Connor for approval of the surety. scanMar 26
  33. 33Constable bond of Charles Tsampas for approval of the surety. scanMar 26
  34. 34Appointment of three constables with power. scanMar 26
  35. 35Notification that William J. Holland was sworn as Deputy Assessor on March 21, 1979. scanMar 21
  36. 36Constable bond of James J. O'Brien for approval of the surety. scanApr 2
  37. 37Constable bond of Donald B. Fournier for approval of the surety. scanApr 2
  38. 38Constable bond of Egbert Bailey for approval of the surety. scanApr 2
  39. 39Constable bond of Gerald Fay for approval of the surety. scanApr 2
  40. 40Constable bond of Brian S. Kelley for approval of the surety. scanApr 2
  41. 41Appointment of Edward Morris as Constable with power. scanApr 2
  42. 42Appointment of David B. O'Connor, Esq. as the Custodian of Foreclosed Property, to be effective April 1, 1979. scanMar 30
  43. 43Constable bond of Dennis M. Reddington for approval of the surety. scanApr 23
  44. 44Constable bond of Theodore Woo for approval of the surety. scanApr 23
  45. 45Constable bond of Bryan McManus for approval of the surety. scanApr 23
  46. 46Bond of James J. O'Brien as Deputy Collector for approval of the surety. scanApr 23
  47. 47Constable bond of John F. Splaine for approval of the surety. scanApr 23
  48. 48Constable bond of James A. Smith, Jr. for approval of the surety. scanApr 23
  49. 49Bond of Paul E. Healy as City Clerk for approval of the surety. scanApr 23
  50. 50Appointment of David B. O'Connor, Esq. as Custodian of Foreclosed Property. scanApr 23
  51. 51Appointment of 16 public weighers. scanApr 23
  52. 52Appointment of thirteen constables. scanApr 23
  53. 53Oath of Office of Alan Lameiras as a Police Officer. scanApr 27
  54. 54Appointment of Larry Clarke as Constable with power. scanApr 27
  55. 55Appointment of seven constables without power. scanMay 7
  56. 56Appointment of Daniel S. O'Neil as a Public Weigher for the year 1979. scanMay 7
  57. 57Constable bond of Larry Clarke for approval of the surety. scanMay 14
  58. 58Constable bond of Charles Crowley for approval of the surety. scanMay 14
  59. 59Response to Awaiting Report Item No. 22 re: appointment of 17 persons to the Cable Television Advisory Committee. scanMay 14
  60. 60Appointment of four persons to the Health Policy Board. scanMay 14
  61. 61Constable Bond of Joseph Nicoloro for approval of the surety. scanMay 21
  62. 62Appointment of four persons to the Cambridge Commission on the Status of Women. scanMay 21
  63. 63Oath of Office for Adelina Shaw as Member of the Cambridge Commission on the Status of Women. scanMay 30
  64. 64Oath of Office for Leslie Cagan as Member of the Cambridge Commission on the Status of Women. scanMay 30
  65. 65Oath of Office for Joyce Coleman as Member of the Cambridge Commission on the Status of Women. scanMay 30
  66. 66Oath of Office for Marie Pierre-Louis as Member of the Cambridge Commission on the Status of Women. scanMay 30
  67. 67Appointment of four persons as Constables with power. scanJun 4
  68. 68Appointment of Walter Milne, Special Assistant to the President for Urban Relations at MIT, as a Community Schools Commissioner. scanJun 4
  69. 69Appt. of Richard Hooley as Constable with power. scanJun 4
  70. 70Constable Bond of Paul Clarke for approval of the surety. scanJun 11
  71. 71Appointment of John Vaughan as Constable with power. scanJun 11
  72. 72Constable Bond of James Waldron for approval of the surety. scanJun 25
  73. 73Constable Bond of John Vaughan for approval of the surety. scanJun 25
  74. 74Constable Bond of Bruce Trottier for approval of the surety. scanJun 25
  75. 75Constable Bond of Peter Cucchiara for approval of the surety. scanJun 25
  76. 76Appointment of Assistant City Manager Robert W. Healy, Jr. to assume duties of City Manager from July 6 to July 21, 1979. scanJun 25
  77. 77Appointment of Robert J. Ramuglia as Constable with power. scanJun 25
  78. 78Appointment of John J. Miskell as a Constable with power. scanJun 25
  79. 79Appointment of Ms. Jean Crockett to the Cambridge Animal Commission. scanJun 25
  80. 80Appointment of Joseph Givens and Charles Napoli as Constables. scanJun 25
  81. 81Oath of Office of Aurelio Ferreira as Police Officer. scanJul 2
  82. 82Oath of Office of Robert W. Healy as Acting City Manager. scanJul 6
  83. 83Constable Bond of John J. Miskell for approval of the surety. scanJul 16
  84. 84Oath of office of Helen Hartman as Parking Control Officer. scanAug 13
  85. 85Oath of office of Jessica Keiser as Parking Control Officer. scanAug 13
  86. 86Oath of office of Tim McKinley as Parking Control Officer. scanAug 13
  87. 87Oath of office of John Riney as Parking Control Officer. scanAug 13
  88. 88Oath of office of George Villemire as Parking Control Officer. scanAug 13
  89. 89Oath of office of Peter Stabile as Parking Control Officer. scanAug 15
  90. 90Oath of office of Darrell Penn as Parking Control Officer. scanAug 28
  91. 91Communication from Mayor Thomas W. Danehy regarding the appointment of City Councillors to serve on the CAMBRIDGE 350TH ANNIVERSARY ANNIVERSARY COMMITTEE AND THE COMMITTEE ON TOURISM. scanSep 10
  92. 92Constable bonds of Joseph Givens for approval of the surety. scanSep 10
  93. 93Constable bond of Robert J. Ramuglia for approval of the surety. scanSep 10
  94. 94Appointment a committee on Cambridge 350th Anniversary. scanSep 10
  95. 95Appointment of Thomas Kelly and Francis Stewart as constables. scanSep 10
  96. 96Appointment of three persons to the Building Code Board of Appeal and three persons to the Board of Examiners. scanSep 17
  97. 97Appointment of Ms. Jean Crockett to the Cambridge Animal Commission. scanSep 17
  98. 98Appointment of 11 persons as Public Weighers. scanSep 17
  99. 99Constable bond of Francis Stewart for approval of the surety. scanSep 24
  100. 100Constable bond of Peter Parise, Jr. for approval of the surety. scanSep 24
  101. 101Bond of William O'Leary as Assistant Treasurer for approval of the surety. scanOct 15
  102. 102Appointment of nine-member Observatory Branch Library Advisory Committee. scanOct 15
  103. 103Appointment of three persons to the Cambridge 350th Committee. scanOct 15
  104. 104Bond of George E. O'Brien for approval of the surety as Tax Collector scanOct 22
  105. 105Bond of George E. O'Brien as Treasurer for approval of the surety. scanOct 22
  106. 106Appointment of William Dickson as an Alternate Member of the Board of Examiners. scanOct 22
  107. 107Oath of office of Monica Williams as Parking Control Officer. scanNov 5
  108. 108Resignation of Charles R. Laverty, Jr. as Principal Assessor of the City of Cambridge, effective November 23, 1979. scanNov 5
  109. 109Appointment of Jean LoPresti as Constable with power. scanNov 5
  110. 110Oath of office of Joseph Wilson as member of the Civil Defense Agency. scanNov 7
  111. 111Oath of office of James Francis Murphy as Sergeant of the Cambridge Auxiliary Police. scanNov 7
  112. 112Oath of office of Victor McDonald as Sergeant of the Auxiliary Police. scanNov 7
  113. 113Oath of office of Richard Boudreau as Sergeant of the Auxiliary Police. scanNov 7
  114. 114Oath of office of Edward William Beucler as Sergeant of the Auxiliary Police. scanNov 7
  115. 115Oath of office of Harrison John Gale as Sergeant of the Auxiliary Police. scanNov 7
  116. 116Oath of office of Elizabeth A. Robinson as Lieutenant of the Auxiliary Police. scanNov 7
  117. 117Oath of office of George M. Donabed as Lieutenant of the Auxiliary Police. scanNov 7
  118. 118Oath of office of Diamond John Vergato as Captain of the Auxiliary Police. scanNov 7
  119. 119Appointment of four persons as Constables. scanNov 19
  120. 120Appointment of two persons as Constables. scanNov 19
  121. 121Constable bond of Jean LoPresti for approval of the surety. scanDec 3
  122. 122Appointment of Lawrence Tinsley as a Constable with power. scanDec 3
  123. 123Appointment of Michael R. Yearwood as a Constable with power. scanDec 3
  124. 124Constable bond of Lawrence W. Stone for approval of the surety. scanDec 10
  125. 125Appointment of Jacqueline S. Sullivan as a state member of the Cambridge Redevelopment Authority. scanDec 10
  126. 126Appointment of Lewis Armistead, William Dickerson and Elaine Kistiakowsky to the Cambridge 350th Anniversary Committee. scanDec 10
  127. 127Appointment of two persons as Constables with power. scanDec 17
  128. 128Constable bond of Marcel W. St. Martin for approval of the surety. scanDec 17
  129. 129Constable bond of Frederick W. MacDonald for approval of the surety. scanDec 17
  130. 130Appointment of Arianne Dworsky and Jeanne M. Canina to the Cambridge Commission on the Status of Women. scanDec 17

Ordinances

58 actions · № 1–58
  1. 1Response to Awaiting Report No. 15 re: Historical Demolition Permit Ordinance. scanJan 8
  2. 2Response to Awaiting Report No. 12 re: ordinance banning political signs throughout the city. scanJan 8
  3. 3Response to Awaiting Report No. 4 re: amending Ordinance No. 798 by affixing a user charge of $50.00 to private property for the non-removal of snow and ice from sidewalks. scanJan 8
  4. 4Comm. from Councillor Alfred E. Vellucci informing the City Council of his intention to move his zoning petition for the Mellen St. area from the Committee on Ordinances. scanJan 22
  5. 5PASSED TO BE ORDAINED - Petition of JOseph Ronzo, et al, to amend the Zoning Ordinance by striking out the designation C-1 and substituting in place thereof the designation REsidence B in the area bounded by Sherman St. and Bellis Circle. scanJan 29
  6. 6PASSED TO BE ORDAINED - Petition of Albion T. Sawyer, Jr., et al to amend the Zoning Ordinance by replacing Section 3.12 with a new section 3.12 entitled "Temporary Development Moratorium (Arsenal Sq. area)". scanJan 29
  7. 7PLACED ON FILE DUE TO TIME LIMIT HAVING ELAPSED - Petition 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. scanJan 29
  8. 8PASSED TO BE ORDAINED AS AMENDED - Petition of Alfred E. VEllucci to rezone area on Mellen Street. scanFeb 12
  9. 9PASSED TO BE ORDAINED - Zoning portion of the Automatic Amusement Devices a/k/a PINBALLS. scanFeb 12
  10. 10Petition 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. scanFeb 12
  11. 11Order-re: recording the zoning amendment creating a Harvard Square Overlay District as "passed to be ordained" (Preusser) scanFeb 26
  12. 12Communication from Barry E. Rosenthal of Lappin, Rosen, Goldberg, Slavet, Levenson & Wekstein re: automatic amusement legislation for the City of Cambridge. scanFeb 26
  13. 13PASSED TO BE ORDAINED - petition of the Planning Board to amend the Zoning Ordinances by changing the regulations for townhouse development and multi-family dwellings. scanMar 26
  14. 14PASSED TO BE ORDAINED - proposed ordinance to regulate coin operated amusement devices. scanMar 26
  15. 15Order-re: referring a proposed ordinance entitled: "Public Development Arts Fund" to the Committee on Ordinances. scanMar 26
  16. 16FAILED OF ORDINATION - amending Ordinance #808 section 17 entitled "MEETINGS" by striking out the words seven o'clock and inserting in place thereof the designation five o'clock. scanMar 26
  17. 17PASSED TO BE ORDAINED - petition of the Planning Board to amend the Zoning Ordinances by striking out the designation B-A and substituting in place thereof the designation Residence C-1 in the area bounded by Second Street and Otis St.; also by striking out the designation Indistry B and Industry A-1 and substituting in place thereof the designation Residence C-1 in the area bounded by Cambridge St., Charles St., Fulkerson St., Thorndike St., Otis St., and Max Avenue. scanApr 2
  18. 18Order-re: draft ordinance entitled "COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC PLANTINGS" be referred to the Ordinance Committee. scanApr 9
  19. 19Communication from David Vickery, Community Development Department re: nonconformance provisions of the Cambridge Zoning Ordinance. scanApr 23
  20. 20Communication from Elearn Straws re: proposed ordinance for massage parlor regulations. scanApr 23
  21. 21Order-re: draft proposal for Consumer Council Ordinance. scanApr 23
  22. 22PASSED TO BE ORDAINED - Petition of C. Francis H. Duehay, et al, for an amendment to the zoning ordinances by striking out the designation Res. C-2 and Office 3 and substituting in place thereof the designation Res. C-1 in the area bounded by Nutting Rd., Gerry St., Chapman Place, Brewer St., Ash St., Memorial Dr., Mt. Auburn St., Mt. Auburn Place and Revere Street. scanApr 23
  23. 23Order-re: referring the proposed amendment to the Zoning Ordinances entitled: "Lodging House" to the Ordinance Committee and Planning Board. THIS PETITION WAS WITHDRAWN WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT. scanApr 23
  24. 24[struck through] Communication from Councillor Kevin P. Crane, Chairman, Committee on Finance, transmitting report of the committee meeting held April 30, 1979 re: potholes and street repair throughout the city. [struck through date: May 14, 1979] scanMay 14
  25. 25Order-re: proposed amendment to the General Ordinances re: Cambridge Commission on the Handicap. (C. Preusser) - Passed to be Ordained 9/10/79 see Sept for papers. scanJun 4
  26. 26Comm. from Arthur C. Parris, Chairman, Planning Board, refiling the petition to amend certain provisions of the Zoning Ordinance of the City of Cambridge dealing with commercial parking facilities. scanJun 4
  27. 27Communication from Arthur C. Parris, Chairman, Planning Board, transmitting report of the Planning Board re: reuse of the Putnam School. scanJun 11
  28. 28Order-re: drafting an amendment to the General Ordinances to establish a Policy Advisory Board and a Fire Dept. Advisory Bd. (C. Vellucci) scan—
  29. 29Rezoning petition from the Planning Board on the Alewife Area. scan—
  30. 30Order -re: draft ordinance providing for the creation of an Energy Control Commission. (C. Vellucci) scan—
  31. 31Order-re: draft ordinance for the creation of a Consumer Council. (C. Vellucci) scan—
  32. 32RE: Building Commissioner's request for an increase in Building Dept. fees. scan—
  33. 33PASSED TO BE ORDAINED - Bonds for Performance of Contract. scan—
  34. 34Order-re: amending the proposed dog ordinance by adding a new Section 4-7 entitled "Control of Dogs - Fresh Pond Reservation". (C. Sullivan) scanJun 25
  35. 35Response to Awaiting Report Item No. 6 re: enforcement of the ordinance concerning political signs. scan—
  36. 36PASSED TO BE ORDAINED - petition of Cambridge Association of Taxi Operators, Ambassador-Brattle Taxi, Inc., Cambridge Taxi Company, Cambridge Taxi Owners Association and Checker Cab of Cambridge to amend the General Ordinances of the City of Cambridge in Chapter 16, Article I entitled "Hackney Carriages" by striking out the present Sections 16-24 and 16-25 and substituting in place thereof a new section 16-24 entitled "Rates" and a new section 16-25 entitled "Waiting Time". scan—
  37. 37PASSED TO BE ORDAINED - Public Development Arts Fund. scan—
  38. 38PASSED TO BE ORDAINED - Committee on Public Planting. scanAug 6
  39. 39PASSED TO BE ORDAINED - Proposed ordinance regulating condominium conversions. scanAug 13
  40. 40Communication from Atty. James H. Batmasian opposing the proposed ordinance regarding condominium conversion. scanSep 10
  41. 41PASSED TO BE ORDAINED - Cambridge Consumer Advisory Commission. scan—
  42. 42PASSED TO BE ORDAINED - proposed amendment to the General Ordinances re: Cambridge Commission on the Handicapped. scan—
  43. 43Response to Council Order of August 6, 1979 re: down-zoning a portion of land in the area of Mass. Avenue and Chauncy Street. scanSep 24
  44. 44FAILED OF ORDINATION - rezoning petition in the Chauncy St. - Mass. Ave. area by striking out the designation Residence C-3 and substituting in place thereof the designation Residence C-2. scanOct 15
  45. 45Response to Awaiting Report No. 9 re: recodification of the City Ordinances. scanOct 15
  46. 46FAILED OF ORDINATION - Communication from Arthur C. Parris, Chairman, Planning Board, REFILING a petition to amend certain provisions of the Zoning Ordinance dealing with commercial parking facilities. scanOct 15
  47. 47FAILED OF ORDINATION - Petition of the City Council to amend the Zoning Ordinance from Res. C-3 to Res. C-1 in the Mass. Ave./Chauncy St. area. scanOct 22
  48. 48Order-re: draft an Ordinance re: experiments which generate radiational waste. (Vellucci) scanOct 22
  49. 49Response to Awaiting Report #32 lawsuit re: the Harvard Sq. Overlay District. scanOct 22
  50. 50Proposed amendment to Chapter Seventeen of The Code of the City of Cambridge which provides for a change with regard to the Non-Criminal Ordinance citations. scanOct 22
  51. 51Proposed zoning amendment which will prohibit the establishment of massage parlors in residential areas, as requested in Awaiting Report Item No. 19. scanOct 29
  52. 52Notices for two public hearings to be held or NOvember 13, 1979 by the Planning Board to discuss proposed zoning amendments. scanOct 29
  53. 53NOTICE OF DECISION from the Planning Board re: petition from the Kennedy Square Associates for a special permit for a Planned Unit Development in Parcel 1B. scanOct 29
  54. 54Communication from James L. Sullivan, City Manager and Russell B. Higley, City Solicitor, with an amended copy of the ordinance governing MASSAGE PARLORS - PASSED TO BE ORDAINED. scanOct 29
  55. 55Order-re: moratorium on the demolition of five houses on Blanche St. and Green St. (Vellucci) scanDec 17
  56. 56Placed on file - Share a cab. scanDec 3
  57. 57Re: proposed amendment to the General Ordinances of the City of Cambridge in Chapter 23, Section 1 entitled "Removal". scanNov 19
  58. 58Response to Awaiting Report Item Nos. 23 & 30 with a proposed ordinance Re: disposal and transportation of radioactivewaste. scanDec 3

Public Service

10 actions · № 1–10
  1. 1"Princeton Alumni Association of New England, Inc."for approval of the surety.Jan 8
  2. 2"Seraphim, Inc" for approval of the location.Feb 5
  3. 3Approval of location for "Chortet Incorporated" and "The Occupational Rehabilitation Group, Inc. "Feb 26
  4. 4Approval of location of the "Harvard Architecture Review, Inc."Mar 19
  5. 5Approval of location of "Center for Innovation, Inc." ,"Harvard Outing Club., Inc." and "Women's Community Health Center, Inc.Mar 26
  6. 6Additional information re: 121A Corporation.Mar 26
  7. 7Approval of location of "International Spores Conference, Inc.", "Mass. Assn. of Citiznes to Help the Elderly, Inc" and "The Greater Neighborhood Board, Inc."Mar 26
  8. 8Approval of location of "The Southside Neighbors Community Development Corporation"Apr 2
  9. 9Approval of location for Chapter 180 Non-Profit Corporations: - Center for the Study of Public Policy, Inc. & Jayuya Social Club, Inc.Apr 23
  10. 10"Kineticompany, Inc" and "Middlesex County Bar Advocates, Inc." for approval of location.Jun 11

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