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1981

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707 actions · № 1–707
  1. 1Resolutions on Daniel P. Connelly (W. Sullivan & Russell ) scanJan 5
  2. 2Order-re: City Clerk to prepare resolutions on Alfred E. Vellucci completing 25 years of public service as a member of the City Council. (Russell) scanJan 5
  3. 3Order-re: thesis of Stephanie Lang Martin be included with the official records of the City's Bicentennial Year. (Wylie) scanJan 5
  4. 4Order-re: City Clerk to draw up resolutions on Daniel Connelly, PUblic Affairs Representative of NEGEA service (W. Sullivan) scanJan 5
  5. 5Order-re: City Clerk to prepare resolutions on Leroy Miller(Graham) scanJan 5
  6. 6Order-re: City Clerk to prepare resolutions on the death of Edward Merriman. (Graham) scanJan 5
  7. 7Order-re: all members of the City Council sponsoring resolutions on Donald T. Regan being appointed Secretary of the Treasury. scanJan 5
  8. 8Order-re: City Clerk to prepare suitable resolutions commemorating the 30th Anniversary of Mr. & Mrs. James L. Sullivan (Russell) scanJan 5
  9. 9Order-re: Vote of the people is truly in control of the City Government, under Plan E and the City Charter. (Vellucci) scanJan 5
  10. 10Resolutions on Constance R. Milton (M. Duehay) scanJan 5
  11. 11Resolutions on Julia H. Smith. (W. Sullivan & Graham) scanJan 5
  12. 12Resolutions on John Lennon (Crane) scanJan 5
  13. 13Resolutions on John J. Curry (all members of the City Council) scanJan 5
  14. 14Order-re: committee to establish a suitable memorial to the late Senator Michael LoPresti, Senior. (M. Duehay) scanJan 5
  15. 15Order - re: favoring the filing of legislation entitled AN ACT AUTHORIZING THE TRAFFIC DIRECTOR OF THE CITY OF CAMBRIDGE TO PROMULGATE RULES AND REGULATIONS RELATIVE TO THE PARKING OF VEHICLES IN RESIDENTIAL AREAS OF SAID CITY. scanJan 5
  16. 16Report prepared by the Board of Assessors on the real estate land value report of 2050 Mass. AVe. scanJan 5
  17. 17Report from the Committee on Human Services for meeting held on Dec. 29, 1980. scanJan 5
  18. 18Comm. on transmitting notice of hearing before the DPU on 1/19/81 at 10 a.m. regarding the petition of Robert W. Meserve, et al of the Boston & Maine Corp. for modification to train crew outstanding ourders. scanJan 5
  19. 19Awaiting Report Item No. 27 re: site selection of units of elderly and family housing. scanJan 5
  20. 20Response to City Council request regarding permission for Tufts Univ.bus to carry passengers for hire over certain City streets. scanJan 5
  21. 21Response to Council Order No. 7 of 12/22/80 re: to providing each member of the City Council with copies of MGL, Chapter 59, Section 5 and the 1980 amendments to said section. scanJan 5
  22. 22Awaiting Report Item No. 28 relative to the status of the suit against Harvard University for the underpass. scanJan 5
  23. 23Awaiting Report Item No. 24 relative to weekly reports on the violations of the ordinance for drinking in public places. scanJan 5
  24. 24Awaiting Report Item No. 22 relative to equipment located at the Haggerty School Playground. scanJan 5
  25. 25Order-filing an home rule petition entitled AN ACT AUTHORIZING THE CITY OF CAMBRIDGE TO HOLD REFERENDA ELECTIONS TO DETERMINE WHETHER IT SHALL REDUCE REAL PROPERTY TAXES BY IMPOSING A PAYROLL TAX UPON EMPLOYERS AND TAX THE PROPERTY OF CERTAIN CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS, OR ALTERNATIVELY, WHETHER TO EXEMPT CAMBRIDGE FROM CHAPTER 580 OF THE ACTS OF 1980. (Wylie) scanJan 12
  26. 26Order-re: filing six home rule petitions with the Legislature regarding alternative revenue sources in relation to Proposition 2½. (D. Sullivan) scanJan 12
  27. 27Order-re: The Consumer Health Advocacy Program of Massachusetts. (M. Duehay) scanJan 12
  28. 28Resolutions on Edward Merriman. (Graham) scanJan 12
  29. 29Resolutions on Martin Luther King, Jr. & Courtyard of the library on Franklin St. be named the Martin Luther King, Jr. Plaza. (Graham) scanJan 12
  30. 30Committee report from the Committee on Health and Hospitals for a meeting held on January 6, 1981. scanJan 12
  31. 31Comm. from Neil Campbell, VP, Legislative Chairman, AFSCME, requesting support from the City Council for passage of home rule amendments to Proposition 2½ and also for alternative methods of local tax reform. scanJan 12
  32. 32Comm. from Roger F.O'Sullivan, Second VP, Legislative Chairman, Teachers Association, requesting support from the City Council for passage of home rule amendments to Prop. 2½ and also for alternative methods of local tax reform. scanJan 12
  33. 33Comm. from Margaret McLaughlin, Correspondence Coordinator, Executive Office of Energy Resources, relative to alternative energy sources. scanJan 12
  34. 34Comm. from the State Department of Education relative to the effects of Prop. 2½ on the fiscal autonomy of School Committees. scanJan 12
  35. 35Analysis of the effects of Prop. 2½ on Cambridge with recommended actions to the City Council. scanJan 12
  36. 36Acknowledgement from the family of John J. Curry. scanJan 12
  37. 37Order-re: naming a section of the UDAG Development in honor of the late Senator LoPresti. (Vellucci & M. Duehay) scanJan 19
  38. 38Order-re: Mayor to appoint a committee for the purpose of working for the freedom of political prisoners in cooperation with Amnesty International, Inc. (Wylie) scanJan 19
  39. 39Order-re: rescinding the vote favoring the filing of a home rule petition entitled AN ACT AUTHORIZING THE CITY OF CAMBRIDGE TO IMPOSE AN EXCISE ON CERTAIN PROFESSIONAL, RESEARCH AND COMMERCIAL SERVICES. (Crane) scanJan 19
  40. 40Order-re: revised order filing five home rule petitions with the Legislature regarding alternative revenue sources in relation to Proposition 2½. (D. Sullivan) scanJan 19
  41. 41Resolution to be prepared on Gertrude Fitzgerald. (W. Sullivan) scanJan 19
  42. 42Order-re: City Council thank Richard E. McLaughlin for his presentation at the banquet on the occasion of the 350th Birthday. (M. Duehay) scanJan 19
  43. 43Order-re: City Council congratulate David McCord for his poem given in connection with the 350th Birthday. (M. Duehay) scanJan 19
  44. 44Order-re: City Council congratulate the 350th Committee re: Salute to Cambridge (M. Duehay) scanJan 19
  45. 45Order-re: General Richard E. McLaughlin speech at the 350th Anniversary Dinner be made part of the record. (D. Sullivan) scanJan 19
  46. 46Comm. from Marjorie L. Francis, 310 Harvard Street, complaining of various dog matters in the city. scanJan 19
  47. 47Comm. from Carol Ann Johnson, 1 Coolidge Place, relative to Coolidge Place being an unaccepted public way of the City of Cambridge. please see #s 283 & 360. scanJan 19
  48. 48Comm. from Stephen Gay, President, North Cambridge Planning Team, regarding valet parking from the Averof to 33 Richdale Avenue. scanJan 19
  49. 49Comm. from Executive Office of Communities & Development concerning the modernization of Jefferson Park & Roosevelt Towers. scanJan 19
  50. 50Resolutions on the death of Paul Lentini & James Gibbons, Boston Fire Fighters. (W. Sullivan) scanJan 19
  51. 51Order-re: 112 Hampshire Street. (Graham) scanJan 26
  52. 52Order-re: Adm. Asst. to the City Council to develop and implement a public awareness program prior to the budgetary process for FY 81-82. (Councillor Graham) scanJan 26
  53. 53Order-re: Committee on Ordinance to conduct a public hearing on the fee structure. (Graham) scanJan 26
  54. 54Resolutions to be prepared on Francis R. "Frank" Barbera. (Russell) scanJan 26
  55. 55Order-re: January 29, 1981 being declared a Day of Prayer for the safe release of the hostages. (W. Sullivan) scanJan 26
  56. 56REsolutions on the outstanding jobs the Public Works Dept, & Water Dept. did during the cold wave. (W. Sullivan) scanJan 26
  57. 57Resolutions on the deaths of Boston Fire Lieutenant Paul Lentini and firefighter James Gibbons. (W. Sullivan) scanJan 26
  58. 58Resolutions on Councillor Vellucci completing 25 years of distinguished service. (Russell) scanJan 26
  59. 59Appreciation from the family of Edward Merriman. scanJan 26
  60. 60Comm. from Clark C. Abt, Ph.D, requesting a hearing before the City Council at its meeting of Jan. 26, 1981 re: generating revenue for the City of Cambridge. scanJan 26
  61. 61Comm. from Clark C. Abt, Ph.D. Abt, Associates, Inc. transmitting a letter of resignation of his company from the Massachusetts High Technology Council in protest to its support of Prop 2½. scanJan 26
  62. 62Comm. from Joseph P. Youngworth, Senior Community Development Coordinator, re: status of request for parking on Tract Number 12. scanJan 26
  63. 63Comm. from Joseph P. Youngworth, Senior Community Development Coordinator, re: status of request for parking on Tract Number 12. scanJan 26
  64. 64Comm. from Rep. Michael J. Lombardi requesting support from the City Council and the City Manager relative to the curtailing of the proposed East Cambridge Classification Unit. scanJan 26
  65. 65Relative to the premises at 112 Hampshire Street. scanJan 26
  66. 66Comm. from Averof's relative to compliance with the condition of the building permit related to parking. scanJan 26
  67. 67Response to City Council Order Number 13 of January 5, 1981 relative to the use of the Cambridge Common by MBTA contractors. scanJan 26
  68. 68Response to City Council Order # 8 of 12/15/80 re: back-up caused by the drive up window of the Cambridge Trust Company in the area of Dunster Street & Mass. Avenue. scanJan 26
  69. 69Order-re: opposition of the City Council to the East Cambridge Reception Classification Unit. (Vellucci) scanFeb 2
  70. 70Order-re: Star Market to appear before the City Council to discuss their ending the bus transportation for the elderly to the Star Market. (D. Sullivan) scanFeb 2
  71. 71Order-re: City Council to prepare suitable resolutions on Sergeant Harold Murphy being appointed Chief of Police in Hudson, MA. (Danehy) scanFeb 2
  72. 72Resolutions on Walter C. Bridgeman. (Graham) scanFeb 2
  73. 73Resolutions on Somalia's Democratic Republic. (Wylie) scanFeb 2
  74. 74Petition of Kate Alicechild, 66 Austin St., requesting a hearing regarding illegally parked trucks on public streets with their engines left running in the Central Sq. area. scanFeb 2
  75. 75Comm. from Byron J. Matthews, Sec'y Exec. Office of Communities & Development, transmitting a copy of House Bill #28 entitled AN ACT PROVIDING FOR A COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT ACTION GRANT PROGRAM. scanFeb 2
  76. 76Comm. from Councillor Wylie, Chairman of the Committee on Amnesty International, transmitting a report from said committee recommending the adoption of an order which is attached. scanFeb 2
  77. 77Comm. from His Honor the Mayor transmitting a notice of the first meeting of the special citizens' committee to examine the city and school budgets which will be held on Feb. 2, 1981 at 5:30 p.m. scanFeb 2
  78. 78Classifying the members of the Mayor's Committee of Citizens as Special Municipal Employees. scanFeb 2
  79. 79Resolution authorizing the filing of a Block Grant application. scanFeb 2
  80. 80Response to Order # 3 of 1/19/81 re: to the land holdings of all the colleges and universities in Cambridge. scanFeb 2
  81. 81Approval for the Cambridge Housing Authority to apply a preference for Cambridge residents for admission into Cambridge PUblic Housing. scanFeb 9
  82. 82Resolutions be drafted on the death of Mary Endicott Peabody (M. Duehay) scanFeb 9
  83. 83Order-re: City Clerk to prepare resolutions congratulating all persons involved in the production of "Hello Dolly". (Vellucci) scanFeb 9
  84. 84Resolutions on Antonio "Tony" I. Britt. (Graham & W. Sullivan) scanFeb 9
  85. 85Order-re: support for WCAS. (D. Sullivan) scanFeb 9
  86. 86Order-re: City Clerk to prepare resolutions on the Thirty-Fourth Anniversary of the V.F.W. Mt. Auburn Post 8818. (Russell) scanFeb 9
  87. 87Order-re: City Clerk to prepare resolutions on the death of Monsignor McDevitt (W. Sullivan) scanFeb 9
  88. 88Order-re: School Dept. to appear before City Council to discuss rehabilitation of the Roberts, Webster & Longfellow Schools. (Vellucci) scanFeb 9
  89. 89Resolutions on Harold Murphy being appointed Police Chief for the City of Hudson, MA. (Danehy) scanFeb 9
  90. 90Notice of a public hearing by the DPU on Feb. 24, 1981 at 10 A.M. at 100 Cambridge St., Boston, re: petition of Executive Coach Corporation of Cambridge, MA for the carriage of passengers for hire over certain public ways. scanFeb 9
  91. 91Comm. from Richard McKinnon transmitting a letter from the Dept. of Environmental Quality Engineering regarding the sodium content in the Cambridge water supply. scanFeb 9
  92. 92Comm. from Everett R. Kennedy, Assistant Commissioner of Public Works re: the use of salt. scanFeb 9
  93. 93Federal Emergency Management Agency plans for evacuation and relocation for the inhabitants and workers located in the City of Cambridge. scanFeb 9
  94. 94Order-re: City Council being opposed to the closing of the Haggerty School. (Vellucci) scanFeb 23
  95. 95Order-re: cancellation of the March 2, 1981 meeting of the City Council. (W. Sullivan) scanFeb 23
  96. 96Resolution - Lechmere Triangle Area in East Cambridge (M. Duehay) scanFeb 23
  97. 97Resolutions on Edna Skelley. (Russell) scanFeb 23
  98. 98Congratulations to the Matignon High School Girls Basketball Team. (Russell) scanFeb 23
  99. 99Congratulations to the Matignon High School Boys Basketball Team. (Russell) scanFeb 23
  100. 100Resolutions on James H. "Sonny" Foley. (W. Sullivan) scanFeb 23
  101. 101Resolutions on Frank R. Barbera. (Russell) scanFeb 23
  102. 102Resolutions on Dr. Sydney Grace. (W. Sullivan) scanFeb 23
  103. 103Regarding six bills currently pending before the legislature re: Prop 2½. scanFeb 23
  104. 104Comm. from Frederick C. Langone, Chairman, Committee on Urban Resources, transmitting notice of a public hearing to be held on Tues, Feb. 24, 1981 re: alternatives to the MBTA's North Station Line relocation relative to the Boston Garden. scanFeb 23
  105. 105Comm. from Alan Steinert, Jr., Chairperson of the 2½ Citizens Task Force, regarding the budget forthe fy 81-82. scanFeb 23
  106. 106Report-Committee on Public Service for meeting held on February 11, 1981 re: report of the City Manager's Cable Television Advisory Committee. scanFeb 23
  107. 107Comm. from Howard H. Hiatt, Dean, Harvard School of Public Health, relative to the March 9th closing of the Haggerty School. scanFeb 23
  108. 108Comm. from Ralph J. Barberio, Commander, Mt. Auburn Memorial Post No. 8818 in opposition to the closing of the Haggerty School. scanFeb 23
  109. 109Comm. from Edward Marszalek of Harvard St. expressing appreciation to the job done by the Just-A-Start Program to his apartment. scanFeb 23
  110. 110Comm. from Richardo R. Lopes, Portland St., expressing appreciation to the job done by the Just-A-Start Program to his apartment. scanFeb 23
  111. 111Comm. from Mrs. Florence Morris, Otis Street expressing appreciation to the job done by the Just-A-Start Program to her house. scanFeb 23
  112. 112Comm. from Charles R. Laverty, Jr. in support of the Assessors Office Budgetary request. scanFeb 23
  113. 113Comm. from Roger F. O'Sullivan, Second Vice-Pres., Cambridge Teachers Association, urging the City Council to seek other alternatives to Prop 2½. scanFeb 23
  114. 114Comm. from Rita Barron, Exec. Dir., Charles River Watershed Association, relative to the Charles River Corridor planning project. scanFeb 23
  115. 115Comm. from Frank Budryk, Pres., East Camb. Planning Team in opposition to the East Cambridge Classification Unit in the East Camb. area. scanFeb 23
  116. 116Comm. from the American Federation of State, County & Municipal Employees Council 93 re: Prop 2½. scanFeb 23
  117. 117Chemical Treatment Study for the Water Department. scanFeb 23
  118. 118Copy of the 12/31/80 Quarterly Report of Reconciliation of Treasurer's Cash. scanFeb 23
  119. 119Response to Council Order No. 10 of 2/9/81 re: to Cambridge's Water Supply. scanFeb 23
  120. 120Order authorizing the filing of a petition with the General Court requesting enactment of a special law relating to the refunding of certain bond anticipation notes by the City of Cambridge. scanFeb 23
  121. 121Comm. from Alice K. Wolf, Chairman, Sub-Comm. on Desegregation, transmitting notice of a special meeting of the School Committee for Tues., Feb. 24, 1981 in the cafeteria. scanFeb 23
  122. 122Order-re: congratulating the Matignon High School Hockey Team. (Danehy) scanMar 9
  123. 123Order-re: City Clerk to prepare resolutions on the Fiftieth Anniversary of Sister Mary Henry, O.P. (Danehy) scanMar 9
  124. 124REsolutions on Mary Parkman Peabody. (Entire membership) scanMar 9
  125. 125Order-re: report from the Citizens 2½ Task Force to be supplied to the City Council for study. (Vellucci) scanMar 9
  126. 126Resolutions thanking Pope John Paul II. (Wylie) scanMar 9
  127. 127Order-re: residency requirements as part of the overall criteria for layoffs. (Danehy) scanMar 9
  128. 128Resolutions on "Hello Dolly". (Vellucci) scanMar 9
  129. 129Resolutions on Knights of Columbus Day. (W. Sullivan) scanMar 9
  130. 130Communication from Joseph BEllissimo, Pres., Cambridge Police Association, requesting a hearing before the City Council on Proposition 2½. scanMar 9
  131. 131Communication from the Haggerty Steering Committee notifying the City Council of a meeting to be held on March 12, 1981 at 7 p.m. relative to the Haggerty School. scanMar 9
  132. 132AN ACT AUTHORIZING THE GRANTING OF AN EASEMENT OVER CERTAIN WATER SUPPLY LAND OF THE CITY OF CAMBRIDGE LOCATED IN WALTHAM TO GTE LABORATORIES, INC. FOR ACCESS PURPOSES. scanMar 9
  133. 133Response to Awaiting Report Item No. 4 relative to the termination or reduction in the Huron Avenue to Harvard Square Bus service. scanMar 9
  134. 134Response to Awaiting Report Item No. 2 relative to complaints on various dog matters. scanMar 9
  135. 135Order-re: campaign to collect dimes to the children of Atlanta. (Vellucci) scanMar 16
  136. 136Order-re: measures being taken to counteract the effects of Nuclear Warfare. (Graham) Evacuation plan - futility. scanMar 16
  137. 137Order-re: resolution to be prepared by the City Clerk on the late John Gardner. (Graham) scanMar 16
  138. 138Resolutions on Matignon High School Hockey Team. (Danehy) scanMar 16
  139. 139Order-re: pamphlet to be prepared on nuclear warfare. (Graham) scanMar 16
  140. 140Resolutions on March of Dimes Walkamerica Sunday in Cambridge (M. Duehay) scanMar 16
  141. 141Resolutions on Irene Sege. (D. Sullivan) scanMar 16
  142. 142Order-re: publication to be drawn up on the effects of nuclear warfare. (Wylie) scanMar 16
  143. 143Communication from Joshua Rubenstein, NE Coordinator Amnesty International, USA inviting the City Council to their annual NE Regional Conference to be held on March 27-28 at MIT. scanMar 16
  144. 144Resolutions on the death of Reverend Francis McLaughlin. (VM Russell) scanMar 16
  145. 145Resolutions on the fiftieth birthday of Sheldon Cohen. (VM Russell and W. Sullivan) scanMar 16
  146. 146Resolutions on the tragedies which have occurred in Atlanta, Georgia. (Graham) scanMar 16
  147. 147Resolutions on Lydia McLean. (Graham) scanMar 16
  148. 148Order-re: Manager to offer any and all assistance he can to the troubled city of Atlanta. (Vellucci) scanMar 16
  149. 149Communication from Councillor D. Sullivan transmitting a meeting notice for the Rent Control Committee to be held on March 25, 1981. scanMar 16
  150. 150Communication from Mayor Duehay transmitting notice of extension granted to the Citizens 2½ Task Force in submitting their final report. scanMar 16
  151. 151Communication from Councillor David Sullivan transmitting Testimony before MBTA Hearing Panel on March 16, 1981. scanMar 16
  152. 152Resolutions to be prepared to congratulate the Cambridge Rindge and Latin Basketball Team. (Graham) scanMar 16
  153. 153Communication from Edwin Wright requesting reimbursement for damage to his truck while driving down Standish Street. scanMar 16
  154. 154Notice of a public hearing received from the DPU for March 23, 1981 at 10 a.m. at 100 Cambridge St., Boston, MA on the petition of the Boston Edison Co. for the borrowing of an amount in excess of $14,000. scanMar 16
  155. 155Notice of a public hearing to be held by the Milk Control Commission on April 2, 1981 at 10 a.m. at 100 Cambridge St., Boston, MA scanMar 16
  156. 156VM Russell & CW. Sullivan resolutions on Joseph Burke. scanMar 23
  157. 157M. Duehay resolutions on Cambridge College/Institute of Open Education scanMar 23
  158. 158VM Russell resolutions on Mrs. Dora Viera scanMar 23
  159. 159C.W. Sullivan resolutions to be prepared on the death of Detective James Villiot. scanMar 23
  160. 160C.Danehy & VM Russell resolutions on Matignon High School Hockey Team. scanMar 23
  161. 161C.W. Sullivan resolutions on Joseph B. Kelleher. scanMar 23
  162. 162VM Russell resolutions on Reverend Francis A. McLaughlin. scanMar 23
  163. 163Communication from Margaret F. Schirmer. 17 Gerry St. requesting a hearing before the City Council relative to peace information scanMar 23
  164. 164Communication from Thomas J. Larkin, Middlesex County Commissioner concerning his fiscal year 1982 budget recommendations. scanMar 23
  165. 165Communications from Charles Francis Mahoney,Secretary,Executive Office of Human Services, relative to the City Council's opposition to the East Cambridge Classification Unit. scanMar 23
  166. 166Jeffery Beale, 30 Garden St,Boston requesting reimbursement for his broken glasses. scanMar 23
  167. 167Postponed hearing notice received from the DPU, postponed indefinitely,petition of Robert W. Meserve and Benjamin H.Lacy, Trustees of theBoston & Main Corp,relative to the train crew consist. scanMar 23
  168. 168Notice of a public hearing from DPU on an investigation relative to train crew consist as to whether said orders should be amended or revoked pursuant to General Laws. scanMar 23
  169. 169Notice of a public hearing by t e DPU on the rates and charges to become effective on Sept. 15,1980 by DPRS,Inc. doing business as Zip-Call. scanMar 23
  170. 170Notice of a public hearing from the DPU on the rated and charges filed with the department by the Western Union Telegraph Co. scanMar 23
  171. 171Notice of a public hearing by t e DPU on the petition for the restructuring of t e telephone exchange service areas and service provided by the NET&T. scanMar 23
  172. 172Awaiting Report Item No. 7 relative to the cruiser fleet of the Police Department. scanMar 23
  173. 173Awaiting Report Item No. 5 relative to the light on the roof of Haggerty School. scanMar 23
  174. 174Awaiting Report Item No. 3 relative to the lighting in the Kiosk area. scanMar 23
  175. 175Order-re: City Council supports the 15% reduction in the Middlesex County Personnel Budget. (D. Sullivan) scanMar 30
  176. 176Resolutions on John L. McAdams. (W. Sullivan) scanMar 30
  177. 177Resolutions on Stephen Kadlec. (M. Duehay & VM Russell) scanMar 30
  178. 178Resolutions on Alice June Thorne. (Graham) scanMar 30
  179. 179Resolutions on John E. Gardiner (Graham) scanMar 30
  180. 180Resolutions on Captain Francis R. Long (W. Sullivan) scanMar 30
  181. 181Comm. received from Senator Edward M. Kennedy re: MIT's handling of transportation of hazardous waste. scanMar 30
  182. 182Comm. from Senator Paul E. Tsongas Re: to MIT's handling of transportation of hazardous waste. scanMar 30
  183. 183Comm. from Jon M. Beekman, Clerk of the Water Board, relative to the Federal Clean Drinking Water Act and current state drinking water standards. scanMar 30
  184. 184Petition of Marjorie L. Francis for changes in the dog laws re: size of dogs. scanApr 6
  185. 185Invitation to a reception honoring the 1981 State Champion Boys Basketball Team of CRLHS to be held Sun., April 19, 1981 at 3 p.m. from the Massasoit Lodge No. 129. scanApr 6
  186. 186Report on the consumption of alcoholic beverages on a public way and the illegal possession of alcoholic beverages. scanApr 6
  187. 187Order-re: City Council recorded as being appreciative of a Middlesex County Commission Member who submitted a plan to save $1,000,000 in assessments to the City of Cambridge. (Vellucci) scanApr 6
  188. 188Resolutions on John Aleck Lunn. (C. W. Sullivan) scanApr 6
  189. 189Resolutions on the Cambridge Rindge & Latin Basketball Team. (Graham) scanApr 6
  190. 190Resolutions to be prepared on Dr. Marvin Herbert. (C. W. Sullivan) scanApr 6
  191. 191Order-re: City Council affirms their authority in assisting the Cambridge Boy Scouts in preparing their camp for recreational activities. (Vellucci) scanApr 6
  192. 192Order-re: Thanking the 2½ Citizens Task Force. (C. W. Sullivan) scanApr 6
  193. 193Resolutions to be prepared on the occasion of the Fortieth Anniversary of Father Henry Barry, Pastor of St. John the Evangelist. (Danehy) scanApr 6
  194. 194Resolution to be prepared on William Walsh. (Danehy) scanApr 6
  195. 195Order-re: Arrest of Liu Feng-sung in Taiwan. (Wylie, Vellucci & Graham) scanApr 6
  196. 196Order-re: Arrest of Jaberi Bidandi-Sali, Mrs. Rhoda Misibirwa Kalema, Rev. Christopher Okoth, Professor Yoweri Kyesimira, and Dr. E.G.N. Muzira in Uganda. (C. Wylie, Vellucci & Graham) scanApr 6
  197. 197Order-re: Request Zaire to observe the United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights. (C. Wylie, Vellucci, & Graham) scanApr 6
  198. 198Resolutions on Father Henry Barry. (Danehy) scanApr 6
  199. 199Report from Amnesty International. scanApr 6
  200. 200C.Wylie, M. Duehay, C.D. Sullivan & Vellucci re: Rep. Flaherty & Lombardi to explain their strategy on their negative vote on Prop 2½ debate. scanApr 13
  201. 201C. Wylie re: City Council in favor of HB #480 entitled AN ACT RELATIVE TO COMMUNITY ANTENNA TELEVISION SYSTEMS. scanApr 13
  202. 202C. Wylie re: General Court to enact substance of HB 480 entitled AN ACT RELATIVE TO COMMUNITY ANTENNA TELEVISION SYSTEMS. scanApr 13
  203. 203C. W. Sullivan resolutions on Dr. Marvin Herbert. scanApr 13
  204. 204Protest of the closing of the Mt. Auburn Branch Library. scanApr 13
  205. 205Communication from Elizabeth Mahoney in appreciation for the resolution sent to her on the death of Lieutenant Lawrence D. Mahoney. scanApr 13
  206. 206Communication from Mrs. Sydney Grance in appreciation for the resolution sent to her on the death of her husband. scanApr 13
  207. 207Status and Operation of the EMHRDA and CETA Programs. scanApr 13
  208. 208Awaiting Report Item No. 10 relative to assigning a police car to the area of Sixth, Thorndike, Otis & Hurley Streets. scanApr 13
  209. 209Response to Awaiting Report Item No. 2 relative to the procedure and the amount of salt used in salt distribution. scanApr 13
  210. 210Response to Awaiting Report Item No. 3 relative to the Waverly Square or Watertown Square trackless trolley being rerouted down Huron Avenue. scanApr 13
  211. 211Report received on the Perambulation of the boundary line between the City Of Cambridge and the Town of Belmont. scanApr 13
  212. 212Notice of public hearing before the Department of Public Utilities for Friday, April 24,1981 at 10 a.m. at 100 Cambridge St. Boston on the petition of Boston Edison Co. to Borrow $1,000,000 from the Massachusetts Industrial Finance Agency. scanApr 13
  213. 213Communication from George E. O'Brien, Assistant City Manager for Fiscal Affairs, relative to the mailing of Real Estate and Personal Property Bills for FY 1981. scanApr 22
  214. 214Resolutions on Father Nugent's 25th Anniversary (VM Russell) scanApr 27
  215. 215Order-re: ruling on the suspension of all parking meters in the Harvard Yards area. (Vellucci) scanApr 27
  216. 216Resolutions to be prepared on Doctor Lee Macht. (Danehy) scanApr 27
  217. 217Order-re: resolutions regarding two political prisoners in Haiti (Wylie) scanApr 27
  218. 218Resolutions on Marie Brown (Graham) scanApr 27
  219. 219Resolutions on Detective LJames Viliott. (Walter Sullivan, Graham & Russell) scanApr 27
  220. 220Order-re: open space to be delayed until the renovations to the Longfellow School has been completed. (W. Sullivan) - PLACED ON FILE. scanApr 27
  221. 221Communication from the White House acknowledging resolutions sent to him from the City Council. scanApr 27
  222. 222Communication from Thomas P. O'Neill, Jr., Speaker of the House, acknowledging resolutions sent to him by the City Council. scanApr 27
  223. 223Communication from the Democratic State Committee relative to Prop 2½ and tax reform scanApr 27
  224. 224Communication from Joseph B. Kelleher in appreciation of the resolution sent to him by the City Council. scanApr 27
  225. 225Petition of Clifford A. Truesdell and Richard E. Klein, et al re: question be placed on the Nov. 3, 1981 ballot "SHALL THE CAMBRIDGE CITY COUNCIL CALL UPON OUR REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS TO OPPOSE SENDING U.S. TROOPS, MILITARY ADVISERS, ARMS OR MILITARY AID OF ANY KIND WHATSOEVER TO THE GOVERNMENTS OF EL SALVADOR, HONDURAS OR GUATEMALA?" scanApr 27
  226. 226Communication from Rep. Heckler acknowledging resolutions sent to her on the unsolved murders in the City of Atlanta. scanApr 27
  227. 227Communication from Rep. Barney Frank acknowledging resolutions sent to him on the murders of black children in Atlanta and the proliferation of nuclear weapons throughout the world. scanApr 27
  228. 228Petition of Alvin E. Thompson, 82 Chilton Street requesting a public hearing on April 27, 1981 re: Prop 2½. scanApr 27
  229. 229Firefighter's Union acceptance of the City's contract offer. scanApr 27
  230. 230Eligible persons to the Section 8 Housing Assistance Payment Program. scanApr 27
  231. 231Legislation entitled AN ACT RELATING TO PARKING FACILITIES IN THE CITY OF CAMBRIDGE. scanApr 27
  232. 232Legislation entitled AN ACT REGULATING THE TOWING OF ILLEGALLY PARKED MOTOR VEHICLES IN THE CITY OF CAMBRIDGE. scanApr 27
  233. 233Legislation entitled AN ACT REGULATING THE IMPOUNDING OF ILLEGALLY PARKED MOTOR VEHICLES IN THE CITY OF CAMBRIDGE. scanApr 27
  234. 234C.Vellucci resolutions on Hospital Volunteers scanMay 4
  235. 235C. Vellucci resolutions on Manuel Brown scanMay 4
  236. 236C .W.Sullivan resolutions to be prepared on Thaddeus R.Beal. scanMay 4
  237. 237VM Russell re: political status for Bobby Sands. scanMay 4
  238. 238Entire membership of the City Council resolutions on Dr. Lee Macht. scanMay 4
  239. 239Joint hearing between the City Council & Planning Board re: sale of air rights lease of various parcels of land in the East Camb.ridge Riverfront Project Area. scanMay 4
  240. 240Reconsideration filed by M. Duehay on an order relative to the Assistant City Manager for Community Development conducting a survey of the Russell School area residents as to the location of a park and basketball court. scanMay 4
  241. 241Comm. from Senator Denis L. McKenna acknowledging receipt of a communication from the City Council in support of Senate Bill #480 entitled An Act Relative to Community Antenna Television Systems. scanMay 4
  242. 242Notice of a public hearing from the DPU for Tues., May 26,1981 at 10 a.m. at 100 Cambridge St., Boston on the petition of NET&T relative to rates & charges. scanMay 4
  243. 243Awaiting Report Item No. 5 relative to the current State drinking water standards. scanMay 4
  244. 244Awaiting Report Item No. 2 re: completion of the War Memorial Pool renovations. scanMay 4
  245. 245Awaiting Report Item No. 7 re: selling real estate owned by the City in the Hobbs Brook & Stony Brook reservations. scanMay 11
  246. 246Awaiting Report Item No. 8 re: drainage problems in the area of Jackson Street. scanMay 11
  247. 247Awaiting Report Item No. 9 re: slag being piled at the City Dump. scanMay 11
  248. 248Awaiting Report Item No. 10 re: installing four water barrels at the public gardening area on Fresh Pond Parkway. scanMay 11
  249. 249Awaiting Report Item No. 11 re: conditions of the sidewalks on Pearl St. from Green St. to Granite St. scanMay 11
  250. 250Awaiting Report Item No. 14 re: discs in the vicinity of Harvard and Hammond Streets. scanMay 11
  251. 251Legislation entitled AN ACT RELATING TO THE FEE FOR APPLICATION FOR A LICENSE TO OPERATE A CATV SYSTEM IN THE CITY OF CAMBRIDGE. scanMay 11
  252. 252RE: to the mailing of "valuation notice" to all Cambridge property owners. scanMay 11
  253. 253RE: sidewalk at 95 Cushing Street. scanMay 11
  254. 254Sale & Lease of City-owned land in the Lechmere Development Area. scanMay 11
  255. 255Resolutions on the Matignon High School Boy's Basketball team. (VM Russell & C. Danehy) scanMay 11
  256. 256Resolutions on Thaddeus R. Beal. (W. Sullivan) scanMay 11
  257. 257Order-re: "Golden Age Week" May 31 - June 6. (M. Duehay) scanMay 11
  258. 258Order-re: security problems at 1221 Cambridge St. & 2 Mt. Auburn St. (W. Sullivan) scanMay 11
  259. 259Resolutions on the Cambridge Rindge & Latin School Girl's Basketball Team. (Entire membership) scanMay 11
  260. 260Resolutions to be prepared on Lawrence Morrissey. (VM Russell) scanMay 11
  261. 261Order-re: East Cambridge Court House jail facility in violation of Building Code of the Commonwealth of Mass. (C. Vellucci) scanMay 11
  262. 262Order-re: intersection of Quincy St. & Broadway be named DANTE ALIGHIERI SQUARE. (Vellucci) scanMay 11
  263. 263Comm. from Olivia M. Solomons, Rush Memorial African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church, relative to an Appreciation Dinner to be held on Sunday, June 7, 1981. scanMay 11
  264. 264Comm. from the Cambridge Rindge & Latin School Drama Dept. presenting "Dear World". scanMay 11
  265. 265Comm. from Frank Budryk, Pres. East Cambridge Planning Team in opposition to the location of the jail in East Cambridge. scanMay 11
  266. 266Notice of a public hearing by the DPU on May 21, 1981 at 10 a.m. re: 10% increase in Intrastate, intercity passenger rates. scanMay 11
  267. 267Comm. from Rep. Lombardi transmitting notice that Senate Bill 480 received a favorable report by the Government Regulation Committee. scanMay 11
  268. 268Comm. from Senator Bachrach re: problems emanating from the Clarendon Ave. Playground. scanMay 11
  269. 269Comm. from Catherine M. Ausrotas, 239 Upland Rd., requesting that the Mt. Auburn Branch Library remain open. scanMay 11
  270. 270Comm. from Congressman Moakley acknowledging resolutions sent to him from the City Council. scanMay 11
  271. 271Bus schedule for the Memorial Day Weekend. scanMay 18
  272. 272M. Duehay resolutions on Margaret Fuller. scanMay 18
  273. 273C. W.Sullivan re: support of House Bill #6661 AN ACT PROHIBITING THE SALE OF DRUG PARAPHERNALIA. scanMay 18
  274. 274C.W.Sullivan re: prepare resolutions on William Fagan scanMay 18
  275. 275VM Russell re: measures being taken to stop the speeding in the Haggerty School area. scanMay 18
  276. 276M.Duehay resolution on National Public Works Week. scanMay 18
  277. 277M.Duehay resolutions on The Second International Autotransfusion Symposium. scanMay 18
  278. 278C.Wylie re: Jan. 24,1981 Speech by Mrs.Mary Hazard entitled "Acts of Generosity" be made part of the 350th record. scanMay 18
  279. 279Comm. from John R.McCarthy, Prov. Sec. of the School Committee re: graduation dates. scanMay 18
  280. 280Comm. from Russell B. Higley, City Solicitor re: non-binding public opinion advisory question to be placed on the Nov. 3, 1981 ballot. scanMay 18
  281. 281Request for sidewalk sale in front of Tello's. scanMay 18
  282. 282Comm. from the Wellington/Harrington Citizens Committee re: support for strengthening the City's Rental Housing Removal Ordinance. scanMay 18
  283. 283Recommendations of Traffic & Parking Dept. and the Community Development Dept. re: acceptance of Coolidge Place. see also # S 47 & 360[?] scanJun 8
  284. 284Petition from eleven residents of 393 Broadway in opposition to the proposed amendments to Ord. # 945. scanJun 8
  285. 285Comm. from Benjamin B. Rodman, Pres., Blake Henry Realty Corp., in opposition to the petition submitted by the Planning Board to rezone the Cambridgeport area. scanJun 8
  286. 286Comm. from Frances Siegel, 36 Highland Ave., in opposition to the order submitted by Councillor Russell for amnesty for violators of Ord. # 945. scanJun 8
  287. 287Comm. from Benjamin B. Rodman, Pres., Blake Henry Realty Corp., in opposition to the petition submitted by Rosemarie Quinton, et al to rezone the Cambridgeport area. scanJun 8
  288. 288Comm. from Frisoli & Frisoli requesting the boundary line to be amended in either of the Cambridgeport Industrial Area petitions. scanJun 8
  289. 289Comm. from Meredith Scannell in opposition to the amnesty amendment to Ord. # 945. scanJun 8
  290. 290Comm. from Sally Nash in opposition to the amnesty amendment to Ord. # 945. scanJun 8
  291. 291Comm. from John & Jane Knapp in opposition to the amnesty amendment to Ord. # 945. scanJun 8
  292. 292Comm. from Ruth Idelson, 36 Highland Ave. in opposition to the amnesty amendment to Ord. # 945. scanJun 8
  293. 293Comm. from Lena H. Ellis, 36 Highland Ave. in opposition to the amnesty amendment to Ord. # 945. scanJun 8
  294. 294Comm. from James B. Re & Steven A. Stanton in opposition to the amnesty amendment to Ord. $ 945. scanJun 8
  295. 295Comm. from Joan M. Walkes, 3 Arlington Street in opposition to the amnesty amendment. scanJun 8
  296. 296Comm. from Jeffrey D. Glen, 6 University Road, in opposition to the amnesty amendment to Ordinance # 945. scanJun 8
  297. 297Comm. from George Saver, 393 Broadway, in opposition to the amnesty amendment to Ord. # 945. scanJun 8
  298. 298Comm. from Margaret M. Donovan, 393 Broadway, re: opposition to the amnesty amendment. scanJun 8
  299. 299Planning Board's recommendation on the Cambridgeport Industrial Area. scanJun 8
  300. 300Comm. from Catherine M. Flynn, 393 Broadway in opposition to the amnesty order. scanJun 8
  301. 301Comm. from Robbin H. Nason, 10 Wendell St. in opposition to the amnesty order. scanJun 8
  302. 302Comm. from J. Klenhim in opposition to the amnesty order. scanJun 8
  303. 303Comm. from EllenPotzos in opposition to the amnesty order. scanJun 8
  304. 304Comm. from Craig Steven Silbert in opposition to the amnesty order. scanJun 8
  305. 305Comm. from Karen M. Riley in opposition to the amnesty order. scanJun 8
  306. 306Comm. from M.K. Purrell in opposition to the amnesty order. scanJun 8
  307. 307Comm. from Zoe Krasney in opposition to the amnesty order. scanJun 8
  308. 308Comm. from Jacki Crawford in opposition to the amnesty order. scanJun 8
  309. 309Comm. from Allen Mount, 48 Austin St., in opposition to the amnesty amendment. scanJun 8
  310. 310Comm. from George H. Kary, 122 Mt. Auburn St. in opposition to the amnesty amendment. scanJun 8
  311. 311Comm. from Robert Crane & Mary Ellen G. Crane in opposition to the amnesty amendment. scanJun 8
  312. 312Petition from Phoebe Payne & 294 other residents of the City of Cambridge in support of the amnesty order submitted by Councillor Russell. scanJun 8
  313. 313Comm. from Lidia Resteghim in opposition to the amnesty order. scanJun 8
  314. 314Comm. from Mr. & Mrs. F.L. Schieberg in opposition to the amnesty order. scanJun 8
  315. 315Comm. from Sarah A. McCarthy, 393 Broadway, in opposition to the amnesty order. scanJun 8
  316. 316Comm. from Eileen M. Kimball, 36 Highland Ave., in opposition to the amnesty amendment. scanJun 8
  317. 317Comm. from Helanie Saad, 2 University Road, in opposition to the amnesty amendment. scanJun 8
  318. 318Comm. from Betty Bert in opposition to the amnesty amendment. scanJun 8
  319. 319Comm. from Deborah Talbot, 27 Putnam Avenue, in opposition to the amnesty amendment. scanJun 8
  320. 320Comm. from Thurber, 2 University Road, in opposition to the amnesty amendment. scanJun 8
  321. 321Comm. from Richard Chaisser in opposition to the amnesty amendment. scanJun 8
  322. 322Acceptance of gift of an ultra violet full boyd irradiation chamber for treatment of dermatological problems. scanJun 8
  323. 323Comm. from Mrs. N. Greene, 36 Highland Ave., in opposition to the amnesty amendment. scanJun 8
  324. 324Comm. from the Harvard Square Business Association inviting the City Council to its Annual Outing, Monday, June 8, 1981. scanJun 8
  325. 325Awaiting Report Item No. 7 re: to the consequences of the projected closing of Commonplace. scanJun 8
  326. 326Alewife CARD Plan. scanJun 8
  327. 327North Mass. Avenue CARD Plan. scanJun 8
  328. 328Success of the Cambridge's Job Factory. scanJun 8
  329. 329RE: memo sent by the Purchasing Agent to all department heads re: misuse of mailing service. scanJun 8
  330. 330Response to Council order # 3 of Feb. 23, 1981 re: to termination or reduction in MBTA bus service. scanJun 8
  331. 331Response to Council order # 4 of 5/4/81 re: assessing user fees on commercial television sets in hotels/motels/ins in Cambridge. scanJun 8
  332. 332Invitation to the Longfellow School Graduation on Monday, June 8, 1981 at 9 a.m. scanJun 8
  333. 333Comm. from Cynthia Davis, President, Student Council of North Cambridge Catholic High School, in appreciation of a resolution sent by the City Council to Sister Margaret-Ann. scanJun 8
  334. 334Comm. from the residents of Cherry Street in opposition to the plans for a park on Cherry Street. scanJun 8
  335. 335Comm. from Dennis J. Curran, Asst. Legal Counsel to the Governor, re: H. 6661 re: drug paraphernalia. scanJun 8
  336. 336Petition from Alfred Stevenson, 54 Cedar Street, requesting reimbursement for an injury received on Memorial Drive. scanJun 8
  337. 337Comm. from Frances H. O'Leary, 565 Mt. Auburn St., requesting reimbursement for damages she sustained in a fall due to a defect in the sidewalk on Cushing St. scanJun 8
  338. 338Petition of Elizabeth W. Ridgway, M.D., for reimbursement to her car by a baseball. scanJun 8
  339. 339Comm. from Carol Meuser, 393 Broadway relative to Rent Control. scanJun 8
  340. 340Comm. from Carmen P. Medeiros inviting the City Council to the Celebrations of the Day of Portugal to be held on June 7, 1981. scanJun 8
  341. 341Comm. from Edward G. English, City Clerk of Newton re: issuance of a beer & wine license to the Backyard. scanJun 8
  342. 342Comm. from Richard C. Brown on behalf of the Advisory Committee to the Music Dept. expressing appreciation to the City Council for the outstanding way it has been governing Cambridge under the difficult conditions imposed by Prop. 2½. scanJun 8
  343. 343Invitation from the Mayor for Tues., June 2, 1981 at 10:30 a.m. at the Concord Avenue Armory to help celebrate the Mayor's Golden Age Day. scanJun 8
  344. 344Comm. from Senator Edward M. Kennedy acknowledging receipt of communications sent to him by the City Council on the murders in Atlanta. scanJun 8
  345. 345Notice of a public hearing by DPU on Thurs., June 4, 1981 at 9:00 a.m. on a joint application by the N.E. Power Company, et al of the execution of a guarantee of the rental obligations of Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Corp. under a proposed nuclear fuel lease agreement. scanJun 8
  346. 346Comm. from Congressman Edward J. Markey acknowledging receipt of communications sent to him re: nuclear warfare & the Atlanta murders. scanJun 8
  347. 347Comm. from Senator Tsongas acknowledging receipt of communications sent to him by the City Council re: nuclear warfare and the Atlanta murders. scanJun 8
  348. 348Resolutions on John E. Deluise. (W. Sullivan) scanJun 8
  349. 349Resolutions on RCCC. (Graham) scanJun 8
  350. 350Resolutions to be prepared on Mary E. "Betty" Harger. (W. Sullivan & VM Russell) scanJun 8
  351. 351Resolutions on address by Thomas J. Watson, Jr. at the Harvard Commencement Day exercises of June 4, 1981. (Wylie) scanJun 8
  352. 352Resolutions on Dr. Derek Ernest Denny-Brown. (M. Duehay) scanJun 8
  353. 353Resolutions on Joseph D. Cremens. (VM Russell) scanJun 8
  354. 354Resolutions on the Emergency Service Center. (Vellucci) scanJun 8
  355. 355Resolutions on the Fire & Police Depts. (W. Sullivan) scanJun 8
  356. 356Resolutions on Eric Johnson, John Saia & Richard Looney. (VM Russell) scanJun 8
  357. 357Order re: Election Commission to appear at the City Council meeting of June 15, 1981. scanJun 8
  358. 358Resolutions on Margaret Fuller. (Vellucci) scanJun 8
  359. 359Resolutions on William J. Kelley. (Danehy) scanJun 8
  360. 360Awaiting Report Item No. 1 relative to the acceptance of Coolidge Place. See also # 283 & 47 scanJun 8
  361. 361VM Russell re: Rent Control Board to cease and withdraw prosecutions brought for violation to Ordinance Number 945. scanJun 1
  362. 362C Wylie resolutions on Mollie Miller. scanJun 1
  363. 363C. Graham re: removing or rotating the Out of Town Newstand - Placed on File. scanJun 15
  364. 364Petition received from Priscill R.Ames et al in support of the amnesty order. scanJun 15
  365. 365Order: Re; petition from Manuel Rogers for permit to close Springfield St. from Cambridge St. to Houghton St. July 10,11,12 1981 scanJun 15
  366. 366Notice of Public hearing by the DPU re: Telecommunication Device for the Deaf. Placed on file. scanJun 15
  367. 367C. Walter Sullivan resolution on the 60th Wedding Anniversary of Mr. & Mrs. James Hart. scanJun 15
  368. 368VM Russell and Councillor W. Sullivan re: reinstatement of James Tingle to Community School Department scanJun 15
  369. 369C. W. Sullivan re: resolution to be prepared on the death of Charles Sullivan. scanJun 15
  370. 370C.Vellucci re: no smoking ordinance amendment in various eating places scanJun 15
  371. 371VM Russell resolutions on Andrew T. Trodden scanJun 15
  372. 372VM Russell resolutions on Ms. Linda Neary. scanJun 15
  373. 373C.Walter Sullivan resolutions on Herman A. Siegel scanJun 15
  374. 374C.Crane re: attention to the park at the intersection of Allston St. & Brookline Street. scanJun 15
  375. 375C. Graham resolutions on Louise C.Headley. scanJun 15
  376. 376Comm. from Thomas Abt, third grade student at the Peabody School, in opposition to Proposition 2½. scanJun 22
  377. 377Comm. from Marjorie L. Francis, 310 Harvard Street, requesting a hearing before the City Council regarding violations to the Animal Control Ordinance. scanJun 22
  378. 378Comm. from Mrs. George A. Bamford, 700 Huron Avenue, in support of the continuation of the Bookmobile. scanJun 22
  379. 379Comm. from Councillor Wylie, Chairman of Amnesty International Sub-Committee, transmitting a report from said committee recommending the adoption of the enclosed order. scanJun 22
  380. 380Comm. from Central Square Association of Business and Professions, Inc. Re: favoring revised petition of the Planning Board to rezone the Cambridge Industrial district. scanJun 22
  381. 381Comm. from the Chief of Police transmitting notification of liquor violations for the weeks of June 7-13 and June 14-20, 1981. scanJun 22
  382. 382Status of the Middlesex County Jail. scanJun 22
  383. 383Resolutions on Dexter D. Brine. (W. Sullivan) scanJun 22
  384. 384Approval from the Executive Office of Communities & Development for construction of an elderly housing development. scanJun 22
  385. 385Resolutions on Francis Murphy. (VM Russell) scanJun 22
  386. 386Order re: low and moderate income housing re: Rosemarie Quinton, et al petition. (D. Sullivan) scanJun 22
  387. 387Order re: all vacancies within the city be filled whenever possible with Cambridge residents. (Vellucci) scanJun 22
  388. 388Comm. from C. Vincent Vappi, Pres., Vappi & Company in opposition to the Cambridgeport Industrial area. scanJun 22
  389. 389Comm. from Anne Higgins, Director of Correspondence, The White House, acknowledging resolutions sent by the City Council. scanJun 22
  390. 390Comm. from Maria Morales, 79 Corcoran Park, relative to cutbacks in regard to the elderly regarding Prop. 2½. scanJun 22
  391. 391Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting an advanced copy of Chapter 166 of the Acts of 1981, the same being AN ACT FURTHER REGULATING THE PARKING OF MOTOR VEHICLES IN RESIDENTIAL AREAS OF THE CITY OF CAMBRIDGE. scanJun 22
  392. 392[struck through] Comm. from Councillor David Sullivan transmitting a proposed amendment to the Institutional Growth Zoning Petition. scanJun 22
  393. 393Comm. from Nancianne Doyle re: Farncis-Allyn house at 1564 Massachusetts Avenue as a Historical Landmark scanJun 29
  394. 394Public Hearing DPU, Thursday, July 9,1981 at 10AM, 100 Cambridge Street, Boston . scanJun 29
  395. 395Petition of Cambridge Cooperative Corporation re: display of merchandise at premises numbered 580 Massachusetts Avenue scanJun 29
  396. 396Comm. from Margaret P. & Malcolm L. Lewis re: Bookmobile. scanJun 29
  397. 397REQUEST DENIED Charles A.Ramsay for display of merchandise 319-323 Western Avenue scanJun 29
  398. 398DPU Public Hearing July 7,1981, 100 Cambridge Street, Boston re: Consolidated Rail Corporation . scanJun 29
  399. 399C. Vellucci re: universities to be sued if private research re: DNA is discovered. scanJun 29
  400. 400C. Vellucci re: Warren & Porter Street to be closed September 18, 19, 20 re: Feast of St. Cosmo & Damian. scanJun 29
  401. 401Councillor D. Sullivan re: opposition to reductions in the MBTA Harvard-Dudley bus route. scanJun 29
  402. 402Councillor W. Sullivan & Danehy resolutions on John C. Dieselman. scanJun 29
  403. 403Classifying the firm of Foley, Hoag, and Eliot SPECIAL MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES. scanJun 29
  404. 404Information from the Election relative to voter registration.sessions. scanJun 29
  405. 405Historical Commission recommending property at 1564 Massachusetts Avenue be a landmark. scanJun 29
  406. 406Final draft of the report of the Energy Commission. scanJun 29
  407. 407Cambridge Redevelopment Authority re: Urban Renewal Plan Amendments, Wellington-Harrington Urban Renewal Area. scanAug 3
  408. 408Cambridge Housing Authority's activities in regard to development of elderly housing in North Cambridge. scanAug 3
  409. 409Resolutions on Firefighter Francis E. (Lucky) Holleran. (W. Sullivan) scanAug 3
  410. 410Resolutions on Reverend Gardiner M. Day. (W. Sullivan) scanAug 3
  411. 411Order re: resolutions be prepared on the death of Mr. Simoes, a volunteer at Cambridge Hospital. (Vellucci) scanAug 3
  412. 412Order re: a permit to Saint Mary's Orthodox Church for a banner for FESTIVAL '81. (Russell) scanAug 3
  413. 413Order re: Amendment to Council order of June 29, 1981 regarding Wellington-Harrington Urban Renewal Plan which CRA had indicated was inconsistent with HUD regulations. (W. Sullivan) scanAug 3
  414. 414Comm. from Suzanna Cenedella Russell, 1572 Massachusetts Avenue, in support of landmark designation for 1564 Massachusetts Avenue. scanAug 3
  415. 415Comm. from Stewart Sanders, VP, Mystic River Watershed Association, Inc. relative to open sewers and Alewife Rindge Avenue development. scanAug 3
  416. 416Comm. from Senator George Bachrach, relative to "replacement" of revenue lost under Proposition 2½. scanAug 3
  417. 417Comm. from the Greek Orthodox Community of Saints Constantine and Helen requesting permission to display a car at the Mall in Central Square for a raffle at its Fourth Annual Cultural Grecian Festival on August 21, 22 and 23. scanAug 3
  418. 418Comm. from Department of Public Utilities re: the advisability of revising and republishing its Uniform System of Accounts for Electric Utilities. scanAug 3
  419. 419Comm. from Joanne K. Reeves of the Myerson Tooth Corporation requesting permission to hang a banner from their building located at 90 Hamilton Street. scanAug 3
  420. 420Comm. from Susan Landers representing "Take Back the Night" Committee, requesting permission to place a banner across Massachusetts Avenue (Central Square) which would read "Take Back the Night". scanAug 3
  421. 421Committee on Human Services Report submitted by Councillor Vellucci regarding the survival of the Emergency Service Center located at 240 Albany Street. scanAug 3
  422. 422Comm. from Michael Joseph Connolly, Massachusetts Secretary of State re: Chapter 579 of the Acts of 1980. scanAug 3
  423. 423Comm. re: discontinuance of the rear of Cogswell Avenue. scanAug 3
  424. 424Department of Public Utilities meeting 100 Cambridge Street, Boston August 26,1981 at 10 a.m. scanAug 24
  425. 425Department of Public Utilities meeting 100 Cambridge Street, Boston September 9,1981 at 10 a.m. scanAug 24
  426. 426Comm. re: List of Selective Service Registrants born in 1962 and January through March of 1963. scanAug 24
  427. 427Congratulatory letter from the U.S.Department of Labor re: Staff of CETA scanSep 14
  428. 428Awaiting Report Item No. 13 re: Summary Report on Cable Television scanSep 14
  429. 429Comm. Business Education Department, Cambridge Rindge Latin for hearing September, 14 ,1981 at 7:00PM scanSep 14
  430. 430Comm. re: defect in sidewalk at premises numbered 11 Gray Street scanSep 14
  431. 431Comm re: conditions at apartments numbered 239 Garden Street scanSep 14
  432. 432Public Hearing by DPU re: loans of Yankee Atomic Power Co scanSep 14
  433. 433Comm: John F. Walker re conditions at 84 Standish St. scanSep 14
  434. 434Comm. Claire E. Rodley, re a new Haggerty School building scanSep 14
  435. 435Comm from Cong. Edward J. Markey re nuclear technology scanSep 14
  436. 436Councillor W. Sullivan re: approval of surety Warren G. Jack scanSep 14
  437. 437Comm from W.R. Kane re: Key Operating personnel in emergencies scanSep 14
  438. 438Notice of DPU HEARING, Sept. 28, 1981 at 10:00AM scanSep 14
  439. 439Notice of DPU HEARING September 30, 1981 at 10:00AM scanSep 14
  440. 440C. Graham, RE resolutions on C. Russell re:bridge at Huron Ave. scanSep 14
  441. 441C. Russell resolutions on the N. Cambridge Little League. scanSep 14
  442. 442C. W. Sullivan re: resolutions on John J. Balfe scanSep 14
  443. 443C. W.Sullivan resolutions re: cave-in at MBTA Red Line site scanSep 14
  444. 444C. D. Sullivan re: Minute Man Commuter Bikeway scanSep 14
  445. 445C.W.Sullivan Resolutions on Edward J. Martin scanSep 14
  446. 446C. W. Sullivan re resolutions on Firefighter Robert M. Young scanSep 14
  447. 447M. Duehay re: resolutions "Hungarian Freedom Fighters' Day. scanSep 14
  448. 448C.W.Sullivan resolutions on Lt. George W. Fairborn scanSep 14
  449. 449C. Graham and C. Wylie re "Peace Education Month" scanSep 14
  450. 450C. Graham re incident in Camb. market involv. teacher & Citizen scanSep 14
  451. 451C. W. Sullivan resolutions on Lt. James E. Kilban scanSep 14
  452. 452C.Graham resolutions on SOLIDARITY DAY SEPTEMBER 19, 1981 scanSep 14
  453. 453M. Duehay re resolutions on Tufts srs. Callahan and Rosenberg scanSep 14
  454. 454C. Danehy resolutions on Hnron Ave bridge scanSep 14
  455. 455C. W. Sullivan re resolutions on Charles Sprague scanSep 14
  456. 456C. Danehy re crime and traffic problems in Cambridgeport area scanSep 14
  457. 457Resolutions on John C. Dieselmen scanSep 14
  458. 458Resolutions on John GIMIGLIANO scanSep 14
  459. 459Placing question on ballot re: freeze on future development of nuclear weapons.(C.Grahm) scanSep 14
  460. 460Resolution that the City Solicitor investigate family dwelling at 1654 Massachusetts (C.Vellucci) scanSep 14
  461. 461Comm. from Russell B. Higley, City Solicitor re: placing on ballot a non-binding public opinion question scanSep 21
  462. 462Comm from Sara Mae Berman, Chairperson, Ad Hoc Comm. on Business Education re: meeting of Working Committee to be held at 4:00 P/ on Manday, September 21, 1981 in th e Walnut Room. scanSep 21
  463. 463Comm from John R.McCarthy, Prov. Sec. of the School Comm, recommending that the School Committee approve the School Calendar for the School Year 1981-1982. scanSep 21
  464. 464Comm from Lucie Searle, 40 Linnaean St., et al in appreciation for a resolution adopted by the City Council relative to 36-42 Linnaean Street at 4-6 Washington Avenue scanSep 21
  465. 465Comm. from Reps. J.Bingham, S. Yates and Claude Pepper re: centennial of the birth of FDR. scanSep 21
  466. 466Vice-Mayor Russell order re: City Council go on record endorsing schedule of six Council meetings to be held in various neighborhoods of the City beginning in January of 1982. scanSep 21
  467. 467C. W. Sullivan re: Resolutions on Vice-Nayor Russell's Twenty-Fifth Wedding Anniversary. scanSep 21
  468. 468C.W. Sullivan and C. Vellucci re: resolutions on Leslie MacLeod. scanSep 21
  469. 469C. Crane order re: Resolutions be prepared on the 100th anniversary of the founding of Corcoran's Dept. Store scanSep 21
  470. 470Comm. received from Susan A.Arthur, Executive Secretary, Election Comm. re: that all referenda questions be submitted to Election Comm. by September 23, 1981. scanSep 21
  471. 471Comm. from Acting Chief Paolillo re: Awaiting Report Items No 18 and 19 re: School Crossing Guards. scanSep 21
  472. 472Comm. from John T. Mahoney, 5 Cedar St. re: opposition to Cedar and Harvey Streets rezoning. scanSep 21
  473. 473C. Danehy re: resolutions on John E. Flynn scanSep 28
  474. 474C. Danehy resolutions State Wide Tootsie Roll Campaign October 8-11, 1981. scanSep 28
  475. 475C. Wylie order re: monitor subway construction at Harvard Square re: possible health hazards. scanSep 28
  476. 476C. W.Sullivan order re: Time off to all employees of the Jewish faith re: Rosh Hashanah. scanSep 28
  477. 477C. W. Sullivan re: Resolutions on Leo J. Funai. scanSep 28
  478. 478C.W. Sullivan re: Resolutions on Henry E.King scanSep 28
  479. 479C.W.Sullivan re: Resolutions on Joseph E. Ajuskas. scanSep 28
  480. 480C. W. Sullivan re: Resolutions on Francis D. Misener. scanSep 28
  481. 481C. Vellucci order re: Harvard School of "changing Bolyston Street to JFK ST. [handwritten: See also Finance #339 - delaying implementation until May 29, 1982 & Sundries #506][?] scanSep 28
  482. 482C.W. Sullivan re: Resolutions on Edward D. Casey scanSep 28
  483. 483C. W. Sullivan re: Resolutions on Charles H. Sullivan scanSep 28
  484. 484C. W. Sullivan re: Resolutions on Francis J. Doyle scanSep 28
  485. 485Vice-Mayor Russell re: Resolutions on Margaret Sousa scanSep 28
  486. 486Resolution adopted - Kenneth E. Reeves, Pres. 11 Everett Street Tenants' Assoc. scanSep 28
  487. 487Re. Awaiting Report Item Number 26 - inspection of rooming houses in Cambridgeport area. scanSep 28
  488. 488C. D. Sullivan order re: Building & Health & Fire Dept's inspect rooming houses at 151-153 Auburn Street, 164 Auburn Street. 83 Pearl Street 17 William Street scanSep 28
  489. 489C.W. Sullivan re: Police & Fire officials actions at 2408-2420 Mass. Ave multiple alarm fire Sept. 22, 1981 scanSep 28
  490. 490C. W. Sullivan re: Resolutions on John Moran. scanSep 28
  491. 491Mayor Duehay order re: Election Commission allow residents of Ward 2 Precinct 2 to vote at the Fletcher School in November election. scanSep 28
  492. 492C.W. Sullivan re: Resolutions on Costas Malitotis. scanSep 28
  493. 493COMM. From Charles Kimball "An American City See Absuridty" scanSep 28
  494. 494Comm. from John R. McCarthy, Provisional Se. of School Committee re: first meeting of each month be held in elementary school. scanSep 28
  495. 495Comm. from Sandino Tersigni, Act. Comm. Mass. Dept. of Public Works re: Minuteman Commuter Bikeway Study. scanSep 28
  496. 496Notice of Public Hearing from the Office of Environmental Affairs Dept. re: Drinking Water Regulations in Mass. scanSep 28
  497. 497Comm. from James E. Muller, Sec. International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War. scanSep 28
  498. 498Report from the Cambridge Housing Authority re: Property at 11 Everett Street. scanSep 28
  499. 499Awaiting Report Item Number 25 re: Inprovement of the neighborhood and resident safety in the Cambridgeport area. scanSep 28
  500. 500Comm. from John R. McCarthy re; Peacefull opening of Schools scanOct 5
  501. 501C. W. Sullivan re: Resolutions of Firefighter Francis J. Higgins. scanOct 5
  502. 502C. W. Sullivan, re: Resolutions on Firefighter Joseph C. Robillard. scanOct 5
  503. 503C. W. Sullivan re: Resolutions on Fire Dept. Lt. William E. Joyce, scanOct 5
  504. 504C. Wylie order re: Washington Taylor slide-show entitled "Cambridge and Nuclear War", October 26, 1981, scanOct 5
  505. 505C. Vellucci order re:"Unidentified Flying Idea", scanOct 5
  506. 506C. Crane order re: three-week delay of changing name of Boylston St. to JFK Street. [handwritten: See original hearing order: Sundries # 481 + Finance # 339 to delay until May 29, 1982.] scanOct 5
  507. 507C. Graham order re: Harvard and MIT one-way street change be bought before the City Council, scanOct 5
  508. 508C. Vellucci order re: acid sludge from W.R.Grace property dump site. scanOct 5
  509. 509Entire membership of City Council re: resolutions on Mrs. Florence Maynard. scanOct 5
  510. 510C. Graham, C. Russell, C.W. Sullivan re: resolutions on John J. Balfe. scanOct 5
  511. 511C.Vellucci re: Legal action be taken by Harvard & MIT for City Manager become a voting member of their governing bodies representing the citizens of Cambridge. scanOct 5
  512. 512C.W. Sullivan re: R solutions on Fire Lt. Joseph J. Leary, Jr. scanOct 5
  513. 513C.W.Sullivan re: R solutions on Firefighter Edward J. Frank scanOct 5
  514. 514C. W. Sullivan re: R solutions on Firefighter William A. Lawson. scanOct 5
  515. 515C.W. Sullivan re: Proposed amendment to the Zoning Ordinances re: Self-Service dispensing of fuel scanOct 5
  516. 516Comm. from Margaret Ryan of Paddy's Lunch et al re: proposed increase of 1982 license fees. scanOct 5
  517. 517Results of building inspections at 27-29 Williams Street. scanOct 5
  518. 518Re. Self-explanatory comm. from Comm. of PWD re: sidewalk construction or improvements. scanOct 5
  519. 519Re: copy of Barron report on Office Space Market scanOct 5
  520. 520Re. DPW to improve conditions in the Cambridgport area scanOct 5
  521. 521Re Comm #36 of September 14, 1981 re: Wheelchair ramps intersection of Camb. St. and Ellsworth Ave, Camb. St. & Leonard Avenue. scanOct 5
  522. 522Re. Response to City Council order #18 of Sept. 28, 1981, monitoring subway construction in Harvard Sq. scanOct 5
  523. 523Re. Awaiting Report Item No. 18 re property at 36-42 Linnaean St. and 4-6 Washington St. scanOct 5
  524. 524Re. Awaiting Report Item No. 17 re: authority granted local governments on the oversight of County budget. scanOct 5
  525. 525Re. Awaiting Report Item # 16 re: amount of water consumed on the MBTA Red Line Construction. scanOct 5
  526. 526Posting of signs at Camb. St. & Prospect St. for handicapped and elderly. scanOct 5
  527. 527Re. Awaiting Report Item # 13 re: report from DPW Comm. on repair of brick sidewalk at Beech Street. scanOct 5
  528. 528Re. Awaiting Report Item No. 4 re: Lindstrom Field scanOct 5
  529. 529Awaiting Report Item # 3 re: unauthorized use of public funds. scanOct 5
  530. 530Awaiting Report Item #6 re: Report from DPW Comm. on sidewalk repair schedule for Fayette St. scanOct 5
  531. 531Response to Awaiting Report Items #'s 2,9, and 11 for additional police in the Gore St playground, Allston St, Brookline St and the Old Morse Park. scanOct 5
  532. 532Comm. from Ted Live re: Farmer's Market expressing its thanks. scanOct 5
  533. 533Committee on Environment for a hearing held on Sept. 30, 1981 re: report of the Cambridge Energy Commission scanOct 5
  534. 534Comm. from Frank Budryk, Pres. East Camb. Planning Team re additional funds for parking garage construction. scanOct 5
  535. 535Comm. from Kevin F. McDonald, Mamager of Crimson Galeria Mall re name change of Boylston St. to JFK Street. scanOct 5
  536. 536Comm from DPU on public hearing October 19, 1981, at 10:00A 100 Camb. St., Boston - rates & charges. scanOct 5
  537. 537Opinion from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, relative to a conflict of interest in accordance with the provisions of Massachusetts General Laws Chapter 268A, Section 19(b) in regard to Conrad Fagone, Commissioner of Public Works. scanOct 5
  538. 538Order-re: that the owner of the property located at 36-42 Linnaean Street and 4-6 Washington Avenue and the Chairman of the Rent Control Board appear before the City Council re: problems of ownership of the units at said locations. (Vellucci) scanOct 19
  539. 539Resolutions expressing disapproval of Secretary of the Interior James Watt's environment record. (Mayor Duehay) scanOct 19
  540. 540Resolutions on Dr. and Mrs. Francis Downey. (W. Sullivan & VM Russell) scanOct 19
  541. 541Order-re: replacement of mailbox removed from the corner of Martin and Cray Streets. (Wylie) scanOct 19
  542. 542Resolutions on John A. Campbell (W. Sullivan ) scanOct 19
  543. 543Communication from Kevin F. McDonald, Manager of the Crimson Galeria Mall, 57 Boylston St., re: expressing concern over the name change of Boylston St. to John F. Kennedy Street. scanOct 19
  544. 544Resolutions on Julio Felloni (W. Sullivan) scanOct 19
  545. 545Communication from Paul J. Ryan, Director of the Veterans Services Department re: rededication of the City Hall Annex as the McCusker Center on October 18, 1981 at 12 noon. scanOct 19
  546. 546Communication from Carmen Medeiros, Pres., Portuguese-American Cultural Society, Inc. re: its annual dinner dance to be held October 24, 1981 at 7 p.m. at Anthony's Function Hall, 156 Highland Ave., Somerville. scanOct 19
  547. 547Communication from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting a copy of Chapter 244, the Acts of 1981, the same being an ACT RELATIVE TO CALLS AND POSTING OF CERTAIN ELECTIONS IN CITIES. scanOct 19
  548. 548Notice of a public hearing from the DPU on Oct. 23, 1981 at 10 a.m. at 100 Cambridge St., Boston, re: petition of Boston Edison Company for a Eurodollar Credit Agreement. scanOct 19
  549. 549Notice of a public hearing from the DPU on Oct. 23, 1981 at 10 a.m. at 100 Cambridge St., Boston re: petition of the Boston Edison Co. for a Credit Agreement and Note and Security Agreement. scanOct 19
  550. 550Notice of a public hearing from the DPU on Oct. 23, 1981 at 10 a.m. at 100 Cambridge St., Boston re: rates and charges by the Englander Coach LInes, Inc. scanOct 19
  551. 551Communication redeived from Michael Joseph Connolly, State Secretary, re: advanced copy of an act entitled AN ACT REGULATING THE TOWING OF ILLEGALLY PARKED MOTOR VEHICLES IN THE CITY OF CAMBRIDGE. scanOct 19
  552. 552Communication from Rep. Edard J. Markey in opposition to the sale of Airborne Warning and Control Aircrafts (AWAC's) to Saudi Arabia. scanOct 19
  553. 553Awaiting Report Item No. 18 re: Police enforcement of the Jay-Walking Law. scanOct 19
  554. 554RE: list of all Fuel Assistance positions & salaries and names of personnel hired by Dept. of Human Services since July 1, 1981. scanOct 19
  555. 555RE: Fire Inspection Reports for the premises numbered 112-114 Pearl Street and 27-29 William Street. scanOct 19
  556. 556RE: Housing Inspection Reports for the premises numbered 112-114 Pearl Street and 27-29 William Street. scanOct 19
  557. 557RE: Report relative to street lighting in the Cambridgeport area. scanOct 19
  558. 558RE: Awaiting Report Item No. 12 re: Fire Inspection reports on the premises numbered 151-153 and 164 Auburn Street, 83 Pearl St. & 17 William Street. scanOct 19
  559. 559Re: Awaiting Report Item No. 15 re: survey of Webster School area to insure adequate fire apparatus access to the area. scanOct 26
  560. 560Re: Awaiting Report Item No. 16 re: investigation of ongoing acts of destruction to Glacken Field. scanOct 26
  561. 561Corrected notice of a public hearing by the DPU on October 30, 1981 re: application of Boston Edison Co. re: rates & charges applicable to qualified small power producers. scanOct 26
  562. 562Notice of a public hearing by the DPU on October 29, 1981 10:00 a.m. 100 Cambridge St., Boston re: joint application of Camb. Electric Light Co., Canal Electric Co., Commonwealth Gas Co. and Commonwealth Electric Co. re: approval of said companie's participation in the Com/Energy Money Pool. scanOct 26
  563. 563Notice of a public hearing by the DPU on November 12, 1981 7:00 p.m. at the Gardner Auditorium, the State House re: rates and charges by Boston Edison Co., to become effective November 1, 1981. scanOct 26
  564. 564Resolutions on the Cambridge Express. (Mayor Duehay) scanOct 26
  565. 565DPU public hearing November 4,1981 at 3:00 p.m. scanNov 2
  566. 566Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk re: levy of a $300 fine as penalty for violation of City Ordinances scanNov 2
  567. 567Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, re: actions of Camb. re: actions of Cambridge school personnel. scanNov 2
  568. 568Comm. from Daniel L. Bradt, taxi driver re: "Logan Liner" [struck through] scanNov 2
  569. 569Comm from Francis W. Gens, re: assessment of Metropolitan Water District charges in FY 82. scanNov 2
  570. 570Comm from Terence J. Geoghegan, re: schedule of rates of apportionment of principal & interest. scanNov 2
  571. 571Re: two petitions re: rezoning Cambridgeport Industrial Dist. scanNov 9
  572. 572Re: Arrangements for leasing City Greenhouse. scanNov 9
  573. 573Re: Rooming houses numbered 151-153 & 164 Auburn St, 83 Pearl St. and 17 Williams St. scanNov 9
  574. 574Comm. from Earl L. Harrington, 79 Martin St. re: name change Bolyston st. to Kennedy St. scanNov 9
  575. 575Re. Report from Planning Board reL Leasing City Greenhouse scanNov 9
  576. 576Comm. Christine Connaire, re: Cambridge Arts Council scanNov 9
  577. 577Comm. Middlesex County Ext. Service, re: recent layoffs scanNov 9
  578. 578Comm. from Veterans Services re: Veterans Day Observance scanNov 9
  579. 579Comm. from Congressman Nicholas Mavroules re: Interior Secretary James Watt. scanNov 9
  580. 580Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting comm. from Sen. Tsongas re: resolutions on Sec. of Interior James Watt scanNov 9
  581. 581Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting comm. from Russell C. Lindquist, re meeting of the IDFA Nov. 10,1981 scanNov 9
  582. 582Comm. from David W. Flagg, re Middlesex County Ext. Service. scanNov 9
  583. 583Comm. from Carole Chaet, re:CRLS, Close Up Program scanNov 9
  584. 584Comm. Thomas P. O'Neill, Jr. re: resolutions on Sec. of Interior James Watt. scanNov 9
  585. 585C.W. Sullivan re: Resolutions on Police Officer Henry Jason scanNov 9
  586. 586C. W. Sullivan re: resolutions on Mr. Mrs. W. McCusker scanNov 9
  587. 587C. Vellucci re: property at premises numbered 66-68 Holworthy St. scanNov 9
  588. 588C. W. Sullivan re: resolutions on Dr. Francis Downey scanNov 9
  589. 589C. W. Sullivan re: resolutions on Louis N. Fougere scanNov 9
  590. 590Comm. from G.E.O'Brien, re: estimated property tax notices scanNov 9
  591. 591Comm. from DPU, re: meeting Nov. 4, 1981, 100 Cambridge St. Boston, scanNov 9
  592. 592Vice-Mayor Russell re: Resolutions of Joseph and Mary Curtin scanNov 16
  593. 593C. Graham re: Resolutions on the CHA from the Federal and State Government for the renovation of Jeff. Pk. scanNov 16
  594. 594C. W. Sullivan order re: City Council membership to participate in Nat'l League of Cities Conference - cancellation of nov. 30, 1981 meeting scanNov 16
  595. 595C. Danehy order re: Resolutions to be prepared on Nathan Smith. scanNov 16
  596. 596C. Vellucci re: resolutions on State Senator Michael DoPresti scanNov 16
  597. 597C. W. Sullivan re: Resolutions on Dr. Francis T. Downey scanNov 16
  598. 598C. W. Sullivan re: Six month extension re: smoke detectors scanNov 16
  599. 599C. Graham re:resolutions on Darnley Dottin scanNov 16
  600. 600C. Graham re: Resolutions on Darnley Brown scanNov 16
  601. 601Comm. from David Wuenschel, Ex. Dir. CHA re; award of funds to aide Jeff. Park scanNov 16
  602. 602Comm from concerned taxpayers in N.Camb. re: proposed elderly housing at premises numbered 2050-2070 Mass. Ave. scanNov 16
  603. 603Re: Proclamation from Mayor Duehay re: Day of Thanksgiving Nov. 26,1981 scanNov 16
  604. 604Comm from George Teso, re: Acts of 1981 re: systems for the collection of parking fines. scanNov 16
  605. 605Comm from Guy Molyneux, re name change of Bolyston Street to JFK Street. scanNov 16
  606. 606Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk re Rep Barney Frank Re. James Watt. scanNov 16
  607. 607Comm. from Helen T. Ryan re resolutions on John J. Balfe scanNov 16
  608. 608Petition from D. W. Aronson, et al re goal posts at Common, St. Peter's, Ahearn & Glacken Fields. scanNov 16
  609. 609Comm from the Littleton Board of Selectmen re: 70% budget cut in Middlesex Councty Extension Service. scanNov 16
  610. 610Comm. from J. R. Miller, re: amendment to facility oper. lic. of the MIT tank-type reactor scanNov 16
  611. 611Comm: from E.F.DeLuca, Pres.,Camb. Comm. of Elders, re: Rent Control and Condo conversion scanNov 23
  612. 612Re. response to City Council order No. 10 re: membership of the Cambridge Housing Authority. scanNov 23
  613. 613Re: letter of resignation from R.R.Russo scanNov 23
  614. 614Notice of Public Hearing Dec. 9.1981 DPU scanNov 23
  615. 615Notice of Public Hearing Dec. 8,1981 DPU scanNov 23
  616. 616Comm. from Stephen H. Baird re: Street performers scanNov 23
  617. 617Vice-Maycr Russell re resolutions on the Peking Duck Restaurant. scanNov 23
  618. 618C. Vellucci order res: Publication in all local newspapers re: smoking in restaurants. scanNov 23
  619. 619Mayor Duehay order re: approving the filing of legislation entitled "AN ACT AUTHORIZING THE CITY OF CAMBRIDGE TO TAX THE PROPERTY OF CERTAIN CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS". scanNov 23
  620. 620Mayor Duehay order re: approving of the filing of legislation entitled "AN ACT AUTHORIZING THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF CAMBRIDGE TO EXEMPT THEIR CITY FROM CERTAIN PROVISIONS OF THE INITIATIVE LAW LIMITING STATE AND LOCAL TAXATION AND EXPENDITURES". scanNov 23
  621. 621Comm. sent to Dept of Revenue requesting one year extension period for completion of the revaluatinn process until FY-83 and permission to send out tax bills based on last year's valuation. scanNov 23
  622. 622Communication from Mayor Duehay relative to Home Rule Legislation relative to Proposition 2½. scanNov 23
  623. 623Response to Awaiting REport Item No. 20 regarding a six-month extension period for installation of smoke detectors in buildings containing six or more dwelling units. - FAILED OF ADOPTION. scanDec 7
  624. 624Resolution to designate the first Sunday of August each year as a National Day of Peace. scanDec 7
  625. 625Response to Awaiting Report Item No. 3 regarding a provision to save harless the City of Cambridge on all agreements re: the Riverfront UDAG Development. scanDec 7
  626. 626Response to City Council Order No. 24 of September 14, 1981 re: placing 1221 Cambridge Street - Inman Apartments) under Rent Control. scanDec 7
  627. 627Response to Awaiting Report Item Number 4 regarding the use of the City Dump & Russell Field by the MBTA construction contractors. scanDec 7
  628. 628Response to City Council Order No. 6 of November 1981 re: sidewalk at 66-68 Holworthy Street. scanDec 7
  629. 629Response to Awaiting Report Item No. 21 regarding the recent removal of parking meters and implementation of a new bus stop on Quincy Street. scanDec 7
  630. 630Response to Awaiting Report Item No. 18 regarding an inspection of the sidewalk located at 103-105 Otis Street. scanDec 7
  631. 631Response to Awaiting Report ItemNo. 15 regarding Municipal Management Associates. scanDec 7
  632. 632Response to Awaiting Report Item No. 11 regarding the alarm system at 51 Inman Street. scanDec 7
  633. 633Response to Awaiting Report Item No. 10 regarding the removal of debris at the corner of Churchill Avenue and Mass. Ave. scanDec 7
  634. 634Response to Awaiting Report Item No. 8 regarding past or present litigation surrounding the Lawrence Hall fire at Harvard in 1969. scanDec 7
  635. 635Response to Awaiting Report Item No. 2 regarding the implementation of the heating cost adjustment by the Rent Control Board. scanDec 7
  636. 636Response to Awating Report Item No. 18 regarding Winston Transportation of Boston-Middlesex re: operation of mini-vans in Cambridge. scanDec 7
  637. 637Resolution on Edward "Eddie" Sullivan (Danehy) scanDec 7
  638. 638Order-re: amendment to the foreign military assistance bill before the U.S. House of Representatives re: removing military aid from El Salvador. (D. Sullivan) scanDec 7
  639. 639Resolutions on Mayor James H. McGee of Dayton, Ohio. (W. Sullivan) scanDec 7
  640. 640Resolutions on the actions of the Cambridge Fire Department personnel, who responded to the fire which devastated Lynn on November 28, 1981. (Danehy) scanDec 7
  641. 641Resolutions on the fifty-eight Police Dept. personnel who participated in the security effort during the visit of Vice-President George Bush to MIT on October 30, 1981. (Graham) scanDec 7
  642. 642Resolutions on Marco Anjulo and Police Officers Michael McMahon, Charles Linehan and Juan Sanchez. (VM Russell) scanDec 7
  643. 643Communication from Lillian A. MacDonald, Condominium Development Corp. re: request of the Council for David Zussman to appear at the November 16, 1981 meeting re: 36-42 Linnaean St. & 4-6 Washington Ave. scanDec 7
  644. 644Home rule petition entitled AN ACT AUTHORIZING THE CITY OF CAMBRIDGE TO EXEMPT ITSELF FROM CERTAIN PROVISIONS OF THE INITIATIVE LAW LIMITING STATE AND LOCAL TAXATION AND EXPENDITURES - Placed on file. scanDec 7
  645. 645Home rule petition entitled AN ACT AUTHORIZING THE CITY OF CAMBRIDGE TO IMPOSE AN EXCISE ON PAYROLLS. - Placed on file. scanDec 7
  646. 646Home rule petition entitled AN ACT AUTHORIZING THE CITY OF CAMBRIDGE TO HOLD REFERENDA ELECTIONS TO DETERMINE WHETHER IT SHALL REDUCE REAL PROPERTY TAXES BY IMPOSING A PAYROLL TAX UPON EMPLOYERS AND TAX THE PROPERTY OF CERTAIN CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS, OR ALTERNATIVELY, WHETHER TO EXEMPT CAMBRIDGE FROM CHAPTER 580 OF THE ACTS OF 1980 - Placed on file. scanDec 7
  647. 647Resolutions on the Yale University Football Team on their win against Harvard University on November 21, 1981 - Placed on file. scanDec 7
  648. 648Communication from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting communication from Acheson Callaghan, Chairman of the Rent Control Board re: his inability to attend the Dec. 7, 1981 meeting at the request of the City Council in regard to 36-42 Linnaean St. and 4-6 Washington Ave. scanDec 7
  649. 649Communication from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting an advance copy of an act entitled An Act Regulating the Impounding of Motor Vehicles in the City of Cambridge. scanDec 7
  650. 650Communication from the Group School inviting the membership of the City Council to a gathering to be held on December 10, 1981 from 4 p. m. to 7 p. m. in the Walnut Room. scanDec 7
  651. 651Communication from Russell C. Lindquist, Sec. Ex-Officio, Cambridge Indistrial Development Financing Authority re: meeting by IDFA on the request of Charles Webb Bldg. Associates for an industrial revenue bond. scanDec 7
  652. 652Communication from L. Joyce Hampers, Comm. of Revenue, Dept. of Revenue re: ruling by said Dept. as to payment of the estimated first half county tax bill recently issued. scanDec 7
  653. 653Communication from David A. Steele, et al, expressing appreciation to the Council for its efforts re: nuclear warfare. scanDec 7
  654. 654Communication from the ANIMA Peace Technology.. scanDec 7
  655. 655Approval of fee of $15.00 for the Zoning Ordinances of the City of Cambridge. scanDec 7
  656. 656C. Graham re: resolutions on the Mass. Workfare proposal scanDec 14
  657. 657V-Mayor Russell order re: "Green Room" being reserved only for City Councillors, staff and officers of the City Council scanDec 14
  658. 658C.D. Sullivan order re: appriving the filing of the attached Leg. "AN ACT AUTHORIZING THE CITY OF CAMBRIDGE TO HOLD REFERENDA ELECTIONS TO DETERMINE WHETHER IT SHALL REDUCE REAL PROPERTY TAXES BY IMPOSING A PAYROLL TAX UPON EMPLOYERS AND TAX THE PROP*ERTY OF CERTAIN CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS, OR ALTERNATIVELY, WHETHER TO EXEMPT CAMBRIDGE FROM 580 OF THE ACTS OF 1980". scanDec 14
  659. 659C.D. Sullivan order re: Approving the filing of the attached Leg. "AN ACT AUTHORIZING THE CITY OF CAMBRIDGE TO EXEMPT ITSELF FROM CERTAIN PROVISIONS OF THE INITIATIVE LAW LIMITING STATE AND LOCAL TAXATION AND EXPENDITURES". scanDec 14
  660. 660C.D. Sullivan order re: approving the filing of attatched Leg. "AN ACT AUTHORIZING THE CITY OF CAMBRIDGE TO EXEMPT ITSELF FROM CERTAIN PROVISIONS OF THE INITIATIVE LAW LIMITING STATE AND LOCAL TAXATION AND EXPENDITURES. scanDec 14
  661. 661C. Wylie re: Russian citizen for Camb. school students for mutual understanding. Re: Selecting a sister-city + the type of city/similarities[?] scanDec 14
  662. 662Comm. from Ann Orlov, 41 Langdon St. re: 1626 Mass. Ave. scanDec 14
  663. 663Comm from Gordon T. Moore, 9 Rutland Street re: premises numbered 1626 Mass. Ave. scanDec 14
  664. 664Comm. from Doris Cullison et al, re: proposed landmark 1626 Mass. Ave. scanDec 14
  665. 665Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk re: notification of School Committee Inauguration, Monday, January 4, 1982 at 12 noon scanDec 14
  666. 666Comm from Russell B. Higley, City Solicitor re: Susan Whitney, Secretary, Cambridge Taxie Committee scanDec 14
  667. 667Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk re: Mass. Nurses Assoc. be placed on the City Council agenda for the Dec. 14,1981 meeting. scanDec 14
  668. 668Comm. from Emile N. Dupont, Treas & Clerk Dupont Dev. Corp. re: rent adjustment for 393 Broadway by Rent Control Bd. scanDec 14
  669. 669Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk re: petition pending before DPU of Regal Bus Co., Inc. to transfer their rights to Winston Transportation Co. and Logan Liner scanDec 14
  670. 670Comm. from the Camb. Historical Comm. re: notice of application of appropriateness to owners of property in the vicinicy of Hollis & Stoughton, Harvard Yard re: aluminum windows. scanDec 14
  671. 671Re: response to Awaiting Report Item Number Nine, re: Animal Experimentation Lab. at 100 Inman St. scanDec 14
  672. 672Re: condition of sidewalk at premises numbered 66-68 Cushing St. scanDec 14
  673. 673Re: response to Awaiting Report Item No. 10 re: System Tech. Assoc. scanDec 14
  674. 674Re: response to Awaiting Report No. 3 re: action taken between 1940-1960 to provide temporary housing throughout Cambridge. scanDec 14
  675. 675Re: property at 1626 Mass. Ave. designated a landmark. scanDec 14
  676. 676Comm. from Mayor Duehay, re: Discontinuance by Mass. Dept. of PW of painting safety lines on non-state highway numbered routes scanDec 14
  677. 677C. Graham order re: opposition to 84% increase in the Nat'l Civil Defense budget for FY 1983. scanDec 14
  678. 678C. Vellucci order re: State Rep. Gerald Cohen apologize for for his alleged comment re: City of Cambridge and Prop 2½. scanDec 14
  679. 679Communication from Lauren M. Preston, Traffic Engineer, transmitting a report on parking spaces both on and off street in the Harvard Square Business District. scanDec 14
  680. 680Order- re: public hearing to be scheduled for December 14, 1981 relating to potential traffic and parking problems in the Harvard Square area. (Crane) scanDec 14
  681. 681Communication from Philip Millstein, M. Paul Gagnon, John L. Sweeney, Mary Conlan, Judith Coquillette in favor of the designation of 1626 as a historic landmark. scanDec 14
  682. 682Tax Rate Recap itulation for the City as approved by the Mass. Department of Revenue. scanDec 21
  683. 683Opinion from the City Solicitor re: the power of the Camb. Rent Control Board to charge fees. scanDec 21
  684. 684C. Wylie order re: historical significance of buildings at the premises numbered 134 Mt. Auburn Street and 3 Mt. Auburn St. scanDec 21
  685. 685C.W. Sullivan re: replacement of the street sign at corner of Madison Street and Holly Avenue. scanDec 21
  686. 686C. Vellucci order re: City Manager to submit to the Council a resume of his experience and qualifications. scanDec 21
  687. 687C.W. Sullivan and C. Vellucci order re: status of the bond authorization for additional beds at Neville Manor scanDec 21
  688. 688C. W. Sullivan order re: naming the corner of Fulkerson St. and Broadway as the Honorable Thomas M. McNamara Sq. scanDec 21
  689. 689Comm. from Robert J. LaTremouille, re: proposed zoning changes in the eastern part of Cambridgeport and the Cambridgeport Industrial District. scanDec 21
  690. 690Comm. from Paul E. Healy, transmitting copy of a comm. from Mayor Duehay, re Office of Management & Budget recommendations dismantling committment to provide affordable housing. scanDec 21
  691. 691Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting a copy of a Board of Zoning Appeal Decision re: premises numbered 2050-2070 Mass. Ave. scanDec 21
  692. 692Judge Arthur Sherman's ruling in a case involving the Camb. Rent Control Bo ard as requested at the council meeting of Dec. 14,1981 scanDec 21
  693. 693Response to Awaiting Report Item No. Eleven re: a list of all legal services provided by outside Co nsel to the City scanDec 21
  694. 694Response to Awaiting Report Item No. 6 re: Tobin School scanDec 21
  695. 695Response to AWAITING REPORT ITEMS NOS. 4 & 5 "AN ACT RELATING TO THE FEES FOR LICENSES AUTHORIZING THE SALE OF OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES IN THE CITY OF CAMB." scanDec 21
  696. 696C. Vellucci order re: Unidentified Flying Idea be allowed to speak for fifteen minutes at the December 21, 1981 City Council meeting. scanDec 21
  697. 697Comm. from Mayor Duehay transmitting comm. from John L. Gunther, Ex. Dir., Federal City Reporter re: Federal cuts scanDec 28
  698. 698Comm. from family of Robin Clinton expressing apperciation for thoughtfulness and condolences expressed scanDec 28
  699. 699Re: response to Awaiting Report Item #11 re: buildings of Historical significance at 134 Mt. Auburn and 3Mt. Auburn Pl. scanDec 28
  700. 700Re: petition for transfer of rights from Boston & Middlesex Transportation Co. to Winston Airport Services, Inc. scanDec 28
  701. 701Re: response to Council order No. 3 resume request from Robert W. Healy, City Manager scanDec 28
  702. 702Re: response to Awaiting Report Item No. 8 re: preparation list of "tailings" scanDec 28
  703. 703C. Vellucci order re: all existing items on the City Council Calendar, Unfinished Business and Awaiting Report List which have not been acted upon be referred to City Council of 1982-1983 scanDec 28
  704. 704C. W. Sullivan re: placement of contrainer at branch libraries for food and clothing to people of Poland scanDec 28
  705. 705C. W. Sullivan & C. Crane order re: suitable resolutions on Agnes Hill scanDec 28
  706. 706RE: Response to City Council Order #14 of Dec. 14,1981, re: an up to date list of names, titles, addresses of all city employees earning $20,000 or more scanDec 28
  707. 707Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting comm. from Ralph P. Hoagland, III, President, 1001 Plays Re: pinball operations in the City. scanDec 28

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  1. 1Order-re: Commissioner of Public Works to make City Hall weather-tight. (Vellucci) scanJan 5
  2. 2Order-re: City Manager to appoint a team to review the feasibility of acquiring by eminent domain a parcel of property on Fulkerson Street for elderly or middle income housing. (Vellucci) scanJan 5
  3. 3Order-re: review policy by the Fire Dept. of not approving battery operated smoke detectors. scanJan 5
  4. 4Order-re: Law Dept. to follow suggestion of Assessors to examine the title of the property located at 2050 Mass. Ave. and 12 Walden Street (Crane) scanJan 5
  5. 5Order-re: exit routes from the Fresh Pond Shopping Mall (Crane) scanJan 5
  6. 6Order-re: use of the Cambridge Common by the MBTA contractors. (Crane) scanJan 5
  7. 7Order-re: report outlining the total fees paid to outside legal counsel in the case of the City of Cambridge vx. Cambridge Buddhist Association, Inc. re: issuance of a occupancy permit. (Crane) scanJan 5
  8. 8Order-re: Sunday bus and commuter rail service being terminated effective Feb. 1, 1981. (Graham) scanJan 5
  9. 9Comm. on the selection of the City of Cambridge for a grant of $212,650 under the Energy Audit/Energy Conservation Program for the Executive Office of Energy Resources. scanJan 5
  10. 10Audit reports filed by the City of Cambridge with the Office of Revenue Sharing. scanJan 5
  11. 11City of Cambridge converting its unemployment compensation program from the reimbursement to contributory method. scanJan 5
  12. 12Order-re: currect ventiliation in the Public Works garage. (W. Sullivan) scanJan 12
  13. 13Order-re: status of the tax abatement request of the Cambridge Buddhist Association. (Crane) scanJan 12
  14. 14Order-re: City Manager to appropriate the sum of $300 to defray the cost of the Annual Lunch for the Grammar School Traffic boys and girls. (W. Sullivan) scanJan 12
  15. 15Order-re: flooding of all playgrounds for ice skating. (Russell) scanJan 12
  16. 16Order-re: park adjacent to the former Riverside Press site to be named the Weedon Parris Playground. (Graham) scanJan 12
  17. 17Acceptance and appropriation of $435.00 to the Historical Commission. scanJan 12
  18. 18Appropriation of $270,000 to the Law Dept. scanJan 12
  19. 19Copy of key sections of the title search on property at 2050-2070 Mass. Ave. scanJan 12
  20. 20Committee on Finance report for meeting held on December 17, 1980 relative to proposed alternative revenue sources for the city of Cambridge relative to proposition 2½. scanJan 12
  21. 21Order-re: salting of city streets. (Wylie) scanJan 19
  22. 22Order-re: rehabilitation figure to be obtained from the CRA for the premises numbered 112 Hampshire Street. (Graham) scanJan 19
  23. 23Order-re: City Manager to provide this City Council with his proposed plan for layoffs of municipal employees. (Graham & Vellucci) scanJan 19
  24. 24Order-re: Board of Assessors to conduct a study and prepare a report outlining the land holdings of all colleges & universities in Cambridge. (Vellucci & Graham) scanJan 19
  25. 25Order-re: officials of the Cambridge Electric Light Company to appear at a meeting of the City Council as to the turning off of the electricity in certain areas of North Cambridge while construction for the Red Line is going on. (Crane) scanJan 19
  26. 26Order-re: convening a meeting on Cable Television. (Graham) scanJan 19
  27. 27Comm. from Clark C. Abt, Ph.D., President & Treasurer of ABT Associates Inc. requesting to address the City Council on the proposed one percent excise tax on professional, research and commercial services. ( scanJan 19
  28. 28Comm. from Mayor Francis H. Duehay, transmitting notice of a press conference to be held on Monday, Jan. 19, 1981 at 4:30 p.m. in the Walnut Room on Home Rule Legislation in regard to Proposition 2½. scanJan 19
  29. 29Order-re: City Manager to find money in the 1981-82 budget to finance the Cambridge Community Learning Center. (Vellucci) scanJan 26
  30. 30Order-re: flags to be at half mast for the rest of the week in memory of the 8 American military men who lost their lives in an attempt to rescue the hostages. (Vellucci) scanJan 26
  31. 31Order-re: Acting City Manager to solicit views from appropriate departments concerned regarding the taxi rate increase. (D. Sullivan) scanJan 26
  32. 32Order-re: reactivating the tower clock bells at City Hall. (W. Sullivan) scanJan 26
  33. 33Appropriation of $19,000 to the Community Development Dept. scanJan 26
  34. 34Acceptance and appropriation of $23,049.22 to the Human Services Programs. scanJan 26
  35. 35Order-re: question on the ballot to tax universities 50% of their true real estate value. (Vellucci) scanFeb 2
  36. 36Acceptance and appropriation of $500 grant to the Human Services Dept. scanFeb 2
  37. 37Acceptance and appropriation of a grant of $6,000 to the Mayor's Office. scanFeb 2
  38. 38Transfer of $440.00 in the Sealer of Weights and Measures Dept. scanFeb 2
  39. 39Order-re: Harvard University School of Design be denied a Beer and Wine License. (Vellucci) scanFeb 9
  40. 40Order-re: effect the recent draught will have on Cambridge Water Supply. (M. Duehay) scanFeb 9
  41. 41Order-re: when Cambridge Trust Company will implement the hiring of a detailed policeman to direct traffic at their drive-up window. (Crane) scanFeb 9
  42. 42Order-re: cleaning of vacant lot on Harvey and Cedar Streets (Crane) scanFeb 9
  43. 43Order-re: Health & Sanitation Dept. to inspect the Lion's Den & Vic's Restaurant re: trash. (Crane) scanFeb 9
  44. 44Order-re: confer with the officials of Coolidge Bank in Harvard Sq. to spruce up their building. (Vellucci) scanFeb 23
  45. 45Order-re: inspect the Martin Luther King School to determine the safety of the lighting fixtures. (W. Sullivan) scanFeb 23
  46. 46Order-re: lighting in the general Kiosk area (Crane) scanFeb 23
  47. 47Order: re: intersection of Main Street & Portland Street be dedicated as "Lt. Lawrence D. Mahoney Square". (W. Sullivan) scanFeb 23
  48. 48Order-re: City Council in opposition to the termination or reduction in the Huron Avenue to Harvard Sq. bus service. (Russell) scanFeb 23
  49. 49Order-re: MBTA to instruct their contractors to clean the abutting streets along the construction area from Porter Square to Alewife Brook Parkway. (Danehy) scanFeb 23
  50. 50Order-re: Police Dept. to watch the park located on Mass. Ave. and Clarendon Ave. (Crane) scanFeb 23
  51. 51Acceptance and appropriation of grants totalling $2,458.30 to the 350th Committee. scanFeb 23
  52. 52Transfer of $11,000 in the Human Services Dept. scanFeb 23
  53. 53Appropriation of $5,000 to the Public Investment Account. scanFeb 23
  54. 54Order-re: City Manager to maintain the Haggerty School, Mt. Auburn & Observatory Hill Branch Libraries. (VM Russell) scanMar 9
  55. 55Order-re: expeditious repair of the bridge at Aberdeen AVe. (VM Russell) scanMar 9
  56. 56Order-re: possibility of running either the Waverly Square or Watertown Sq. trackless trolley down Huron Ave. (Crane) scanMar 9
  57. 57Order-re: home rule legislation to be prepared to limit the location & expansion of non-profit agencies in Cambridge by requiring approval in advance by a majority vote of the removal of any land from the tax rolls. (M. Duehay) scanMar 9
  58. 58Order-re: City Council in opposition to the termination of bus service from Broadway to Kendall Sq. and from Kendall Sq. to Clarendon Hill. (W. Sullivan) scanMar 9
  59. 59Order-re: draft home rule legislation which would allow Cambridge to spend revenue generated from income to the Traffic & Parking Dept. for general municipal purposes. (M. Duehay) scanMar 9
  60. 60Annuity for Alice E. Lindberg of $3,000. scanMar 9
  61. 61Acceptance and appropriation of a federal grant for $2,593,746 and a state grant for $518,749. scanMar 9
  62. 62Order-re: Guidelines to be drawn up on the Neighborhood Stabilization Program. (Graham) scanMar 16
  63. 63Order-re: enforcement of the traffic control due to the famous bridge closing. (Crane) scanMar 16
  64. 64Order-re: School Dept. to repair the light on the roof of the Haggerty School. (Crane) scanMar 16
  65. 65Order-re: sentence to be added to the bond authorization vote "no bonds will be solicited nor will bond anticipation notes be sought until after the State Department of Education and the School Building Assistance Bureau has formally approved the 75% of principal and interest magnet money to apply to this loan". (Crane) scanMar 16
  66. 66Order-re: action to improve the lighting in Harvard Square. (Danehy) scanMar 16
  67. 67Order-re: action to improve the conditions of the Police Cruisers. (Danehy) scanMar 16
  68. 68Order-re: Providing additional beds for the Neville Manor. (Vellucci) scanMar 23
  69. 69Order-re: Boston & Maine Railroad to rebuild the road bed at the railroad crossing on Cambridge Street in East Cambridge.(Vellucci) scanMar 23
  70. 70VM Russell re: City Council to prepare a separated bond authorization in the amount of $4 million for the Haggerty School renovation scanMar 23
  71. 71VM Russell re: when the War Memorial renovations will be completed. scanMar 23
  72. 72C. Crane re: Traffic Dept. to conduct a survey of the intersection of Cushing st. & Belmont St. scanMar 23
  73. 73C.Graham re: confusion in the Human Service Program Department as to the rights of employees to bond on jobs within the department scanMar 23
  74. 74Awaiting Report Item No. 6 relative to the addition of a sentence on the bond authorization for the School renovation bonds. scanMar 23
  75. 75First-Draft Recommendations for Elderly Services Block Grant Funds. scanMar 23
  76. 76Transfer of $13,000 in the Library Dept. scanMar 23
  77. 77Acceptance and appropriation of $400,000 to the public investment Fund. scanMar 23
  78. 78Order- re: funding of educational literature on the effects of Nuclear Warfare. (Graham) scanMar 30
  79. 79Order-re: Chief of Police to issue a memo prohibiting sleeping in patrol cars. (Graham) scanMar 30
  80. 80Order-re: colleges to refund to the City of Cambridge any and all money they will save re: Proposition 2½. (Vellucci) scanMar 30
  81. 81Order-re: Commissioner of Public Works to appear at the 4/6/81 meeting to discuss the sidewalk bricks being removed from the sidewalks in East Cambridge & street cleaning program. (Vellucci & Graham) scanMar 30
  82. 82Order-re: police car to be assigned to the Sixth/Thorndike/Otis Hurley St. area. (Vellucci) scanMar 30
  83. 83Order-re: Chief of Police to increase the patrol around Gore Street Playground. (Russell) scanMar 30
  84. 84Order-re: Chief of Police to reinstitute reporting on the arrests made relative to the consumption of alcoholic beverages on a public way. (Crane) scanMar 30
  85. 85Transfer of $30,000 in the Assessing Division of the Finance Dept. scanMar 30
  86. 86Transfer of $7,500. in the Rent Control Dept. scanApr 6
  87. 87Acceptance and appropriation of grant in the amount of $28,258.59 for the Dial-A-Ride Transportation Program. scanApr 6
  88. 88Transfer of $9,000 in the City Council Office. scanApr 6
  89. 89Transfer of $40,000 to the Finance Division. scanApr 6
  90. 90Financial return for Commonwealth Gas Company for the year ending 12/31/80. scanApr 6
  91. 91Financial return for Cambridge Electric Light Company for the year ending 12/31/80. scanApr 6
  92. 92Financial return for the Boston Edison Company for the year ending December 31, 1980. scanApr 6
  93. 93Councillor D. Sullivan re: investigate the allegations that the Public Works Dept. was used for unauthorized purposes. scanApr 6
  94. 94Councillor D. Sullivan re: Board of Assessors to appear before the City Council to discuss the $137,000 property tax abatement for the Charles Stark Draper Laboratories. scanApr 6
  95. 95Councillor Vellucci re: position of Administrative Assistant to the Council not be funded. scanApr 6
  96. 96Councillor Vellucci re: comparison between City Manager's budget & the recommended savings. scanApr 6
  97. 97Councillor W. Sullivan clean up for the Central Square area. scanApr 6
  98. 98Councillor Danehy re: confer with the MDC to resolve the problem of having to pay for the use of Lindstrom Field for Little League Activity. scanApr 6
  99. 99C. Danehy re: consumption of Cambridge water by various construction companies. scanApr 13
  100. 100C. Crane re: replacing the trees in front of the premises numbered 68 Richdale Ave scanApr 13
  101. 101C. Crane re: repair the motor in the water bubbler at the Fresh Pond Golf Course. scanApr 13
  102. 102C. W. Sullivan re: school buses picking up commerical passengers during peak-hours. scanApr 13
  103. 103Bond authorization in the amount of $4,000,000 for the Haggerty School. scanApr 13
  104. 104Councillor Russell has notified the City Clerk of his intention to move reconsideration of the vote passing to a second reading as amended the bond authorization in the amount of $10,275,000[?] for the renovation of the Longfellow, Roberts & Webster Schools scanApr 13
  105. 105C. Vellucci re: investigation of the need for necessary repairs in the Municipal Garage and body shop. scanApr 13
  106. 106Comm. from Michael Lebner, Mgr., Laventhol & Horwath, relative to Prop 2½. scanApr 13
  107. 107Response to City Council Order No. 4 of April 6,1981 relative to property tax abatement for Charles Stark Draper Laboratories and others. scanApr 13
  108. 108Transfer of $80,000 in the Health and Hospital Dept. scanApr 13
  109. 109Transfer of $1,000 in the Civil Defense Dept. scanApr 13
  110. 110Appropriation of $70,735 in the Traffic and Parking Dept. scanApr 13
  111. 111Response to Order #12 of 3/30/81 re: to the savings in taxes for MIT and Lesley College due to Prop 2½. scanApr 13
  112. 112Submission of the budget for FY 82. scanApr 13
  113. 113Order - re: investigation into the discs appearing in the area of Harvard & Hammond Streets. (Vellucci) scanApr 27
  114. 114Order re: "Run for Research" race. (Danehy) scanApr 27
  115. 115Order-re: regular trash pick-ups at Fresh Pond Place (VM Russell) scanApr 27
  116. 116Order-re: inspect the sidewalk on Pearl St. from Green St. to Granite Street. (Crane) scanApr 27
  117. 117Order - re: installing four water barrels at the public gardening area on Fresh Pond Parkway. (Crane) scanApr 27
  118. 118Order- re: cease placing slag on the top of the City Dump. (Vellucci) scanApr 27
  119. 119Order-re: reinspect the area of Jackson St. between Dudley & Harvey Streets. (Crane) scanApr 27
  120. 120Order-re: inspect the sidewalk in front of 95 Cushing St. (Crane) scanApr 27
  121. 121Order-re: delay implementation of the false alarm ordinance. (W. Sullivan) scanApr 27
  122. 122Order-re: City Manager to equip the tractor that serves the golf course fareways with a protective shield. (Crane) scanApr 27
  123. 123Order-re: develop a plan for the playground adjacent to the Francis Burns Apartments. (Danehy) scanApr 27
  124. 124Order-re: property owners to be notified before tax bills go out the formular used for full valuation (VM Russell) scanApr 27
  125. 125Order-re: meeting with the MBTA Chairman to reduce the City's payment by the percentage of their service reductions. (VM Russell) scanApr 27
  126. 126Order-re: selling as house lots or any other use any real estate owned by the city in connection with the Hobbs Brook & Stony Brook reservations. (Crane) scanApr 27
  127. 127Order-re: report from the Rent Control Board on implementing the heating cost adjustment. (Crane) scanApr 27
  128. 128Committee on Finance Report - re: citizens 2½ committee report hearing held April 14, 1981. scanApr 27
  129. 129Acceptance and appropriation of a grant in the amount of $37,568.00 to the Community Development Dept. scanApr 27
  130. 130Transfer of $11,500 to the Public Works Dept. scanApr 27
  131. 131Transfer of $600 in the License Commission. scanApr 27
  132. 132C. W. Sullivan dedication of the Psychiarty Department in the Cambridge Hospital. scanMay 4
  133. 133C. Danehy re: Triple check all water consumed by all contractors throughout the city. scanMay 4
  134. 134M. Duehay re: consequences to the closing of Commonplace. scanMay 4
  135. 135M. Duehay re: effect of the budget situation on the reductions on summer youth employment etc. scanMay 4
  136. 136C. Vellucci re: $100 user fee on all commercial tv sets used in hotels etc. scanMay 4
  137. 137C. Wylie re: list of Harvard Univ. long-term-low interest loan program properties. scanMay 4
  138. 138Comm. from Kenneth J. Adam, Chairman Littleton Board of Selectmen, re: resolutions adopted supporting reasonable business practice given to return to a sane system of fiscal responsibility in Mass. scanMay 4
  139. 139Transfer of $15,000 in the Assessing Division of the Finance Dept. scanMay 4
  140. 140Comm. from John R. McCarthy, Pro. Sec. of School Committe transmitting a copy of the Budget of the School Comm. in the amount of $36,717,403.00. scanMay 4
  141. 141Recommendation of theSchool Committee Budget in the amount of $36,717,403. scanMay 4
  142. 142Awaiting Report Item No. 4 re: itemized list of the legal and appraisal fees in connection with the real estate tax appeals scanMay 4
  143. 143C.Crane re: repair the street at the intersection of Bolyston & Mt. Auburn St. scanMay 4
  144. 144Appropriation & acceptance of a grant in the amount of $388,600 to the Comunity Development Det. scanMay 4
  145. 145Acceptance and appropriation of a grant in the sum of $147, 284 for the Cambridge Comprehensive Health Center Program. scanMay 4
  146. 146Proposed new fee schedule of the Lisense Commission. scanMay 11
  147. 147Acceptance and appropriation of grant in the sum of $97,605.00 scanMay 11
  148. 148Acceptance and appropriation of $50.00 to the Senior Citizens Poetry Project. scanMay 11
  149. 149New Parking Fine Schedule to go into effect on or about July 15, 1981. scanMay 11
  150. 150Order-re: legislation to convert back to a pay-as-you-go basis for unemployment compensation. (Crane) scanMay 11
  151. 151Order-re: employees forgoing using their benefits for Blue Cross-Blue Shield. (Crane) scanMay 11
  152. 152Order-re: bi-weekly list of building permits issued. (Crane) scanMay 11
  153. 153Order-re: distribution of communications to the City Councillors must be sent thru Council packages on Friday. (VM Russell) scanMay 11
  154. 154Order-re: turn off lights at 10:30 in the Hoyt Field. (Graham) scanMay 11
  155. 155Order-re: Morey Hirsh Jewelers to hold cook out between hours of 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. (W. Sullivan) scanMay 11
  156. 156Order-re: renewal of lease of the Observatory Hill Branch Library. (Wylie) scanMay 11
  157. 157Order-re: no Building permit to be issued to Charlesbank Laundry on Putnam Avenue. (Graham) scanMay 11
  158. 158Order-re: construct sidewalks at the corner of Bay & Green St. & Hancock & Kinnaird Streets. (W. Sullivan) scanMay 11
  159. 159Order-re: free dog licenses to senior citizens 70 years or older. (W. Sullivan) scanMay 11
  160. 160Order-re: relocating the Thorndike Day Care Center in Cambridge. (Vellucci) scanMay 11
  161. 161Order-re: foot patrolmen in the areas of Sixth and Spring and Fifth & Gore Streets. (Vellucci) scanMay 11
  162. 162Order-re: effects of Prop. 2½ on youth programs. (Vellucci) scanMay 11
  163. 163Order-re: sum of $300 to be appropriated for citizens for Block Watch. (Vellucci) scanMay 11
  164. 164Taking by eminent domain certain properties relative to the Alewife Quadrangle Project scanMay 4
  165. 165Opinion from the City Solicitor re: pertaining to the taxation of land of non-profit agencies. scanMay 18
  166. 166Appropriation of $4,295 to the Women's Commission. scanMay 18
  167. 167Transfer of $6,120 in the Public Library Department. scanMay 18
  168. 168Order re: Sale of Parcels C, A and 7C and the Air Rights lease of Parcel F in the Lechmere Triangle area. scanMay 18
  169. 169Quarterly report of Reconciliation of Treasurer's Cash. scanMay 18
  170. 170Comm. from Division of Local Services of the State Dept. of Revenue re: implementation of Prop. 2½. scanMay 18
  171. 171Acceptance of Section 17A of Chapter 377 of the Acts of 1978 which provides for the granting of additional liquor licenses. scanMay 18
  172. 172Resignation of James L. Sullivan as City Manager effective July 1, 1981. scanMay 18
  173. 173City Manager's recommendation of the School Budget in the amount of $34,913,545. scanMay 18
  174. 174Order re: preparation of a Personnel Policy Manual for Women. (Graham) scanMay 18
  175. 175Order re: issuance of stock to finance the operation of Cable TV in Cambridge. (Graham) scanMay 18
  176. 176Order re: user fee schedule for the Library Department. (Graham) scanMay 18
  177. 177Order re: enforcement of traffic violations in the Cushing Street & Holworthy Stret to be increased. (C. Russell) scanMay 18
  178. 178Order re: collection of fees for neighborhood health center services. (Wylie) scanMay 18
  179. 179Order re: to restore the Huron Avenue Bus Route # 77. (C. Russell) scanMay 18
  180. 180Order re: rededication of the veterans site at the corner of Sixth St. & Thorndike St. (W. Sullivan) scanMay 18
  181. 181Order re: permission to use the Public Works flatbed trailer. (C. Russell) scanMay 18
  182. 182Order re: report for the schedule for the proposed sidewalk repair on Fayette Street. (Crane) scanMay 18
  183. 183Order re: reduced human service cutbacks by the Governor re: Prop. 2½. (D. Sullivan) scanMay 18
  184. 184Order re: Great & General Court to expedite the legislative process on the home rule petitions submitted the City Council re: Prop. 2½. (Wylie) scanMay 18
  185. 185Order re: condition to grant only one liquor license under the statute accepted of Chapter 377 of the Acts of 1978 the same being AN ACT REGULATING THE GRANTING OF SEASONAL LICENSES FOR THE SALE OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES TO BE DRUNK ON THE PREMISES. (Wylie) scanMay 18
  186. 186Order re: provision to save the City of Cambridge harmless in the Riverfront (UDAG) Development. (Crane) scanMay 18
  187. 187Order re: tax abatement request for Draper Lab - STATUS (M. Duehay) scanMay 18
  188. 188Petition for a hearing from Draper Peace Conversion re: tax abatement request from Charles Stark Draper Labs. scanMay 18
  189. 189Planning Board recommendations on the sale of 249 Lakeview Avenue. scanMay 18
  190. 190Comm. from Senator George Bachrach re: support of the city being authorized to implement a program to deal with illegal parking. scanMay 18
  191. 191Communication from City Clerk transmitting one from Councillor Vellucci togther with an order favoring the filing of a petition entitled AN ACT TO EXEMPT THE MEMBERS OF THE POLICE AND FIRE DEPARTMENTS OF THE CITY OF CAMBRIDGE FROM THE RESTRICTIONS OF PROPOSITION 2½. scanMay 18
  192. 192Reconsideration by C. D. Sullivan on order favoring the filing of legislation entitled AN ACT AUTHORIZING THE CITY OF CAMBRIDGE TO LIMIT THE EXPANSION OF TAX EXEMPT ORGANIZATIONS IN SAID CITY. scanMay 18
  193. 193Order re: repair section of the sidewalk at 113 Richdale Avenue. (VM Russell) scanJun 8
  194. 194Order re: transfer of $6,000 in the Civil Defense Department. (Danehy) scanJun 8
  195. 195Annuity of $3,000 to Mrs. Stacia Casey. scanJun 8
  196. 196Acceptance & appropriation of $55,917 to the Human Services Department. scanJun 8
  197. 197Increased property value during Prop. 2½ transition period. scanJun 8
  198. 198Loan order for $50,000 for temporary loans. scanJun 8
  199. 199Transfer from allotments with available balances to those needing supplementation to process year-end bills. scanJun 8
  200. 200Transfer of $2,100 in the Animal Commission. scanJun 8
  201. 201Transfer of $650.00 in the Weights & Measures Department. scanJun 8
  202. 202Transfer of $3,350 in the Library Department. scanJun 8
  203. 203Transfer of $10,000 in the Police Department. scanJun 8
  204. 204Transfer of $2,585 in the City Clerk's Office. scanJun 8
  205. 205Transfer from the reserve fund of $2,040 to the City Clerk's Office. scanJun 8
  206. 206Financial statements for FY ended June 30, 1980. scanJun 8
  207. 207Appropriation of $118,920.27 to the Community Development Department. scanJun 8
  208. 208Response to Council Order # 25 of 5/18/81 re: Draper Lab's request for a tax abatement. scanJun 8
  209. 209Order re: DPU to appear at future council meeting to discuss the prolonged closing of vehicular bridges. (Vellucci) scanJun 8
  210. 210Order re: City Manager to direct the Board of Assessors to compile memo to the City Council. (Danehy) scanJun 8
  211. 211Order re: position of Deputy Sealer of Weights be restored to the budget. (W. Sullivan) scanJun 8
  212. 212Order re: the sum of $13,510 be appropriated to the Public Works Department. (W. Sullivan) scanJun 8
  213. 213Order re: the sum of $14,554 be appropriated to the Finance/Employee Benefits/Retirement budget. (W. Sullivan) scanJun 8
  214. 214Order re: taking control of the traffic light at the intersection of Huron Ave. & Alewife Brook Parkway. (VM Russell) scanJun 8
  215. 215Order re: replace the lights at the Francis Burns Playground. (W. Sullivan) scanJun 8
  216. 216Order re: appropriate the sum of $8,500 to the Human Services Department for elderly travel. (Russell & W. Sullivan) scanJun 8
  217. 217Order re: Appropriate the sum of $233,450 to the Fire Department. (VM Russell & W. Sullivan) scanJun 8
  218. 218Order re: appropriate the sum of $13,000 to the Finance Finance Department. (W. Sullivan) scanJun 8
  219. 219Order re: appropriate the sum of $16,966.73 to the Library Department. (W. Sullivan) scanJun 8
  220. 220Order re: appropriate the sum of $211,790 to the Police Department. (VM Russell & W. Sullivan) scanJun 8
  221. 221Order re: appropriate the sum of $5,000 to the Human Service Program. (VM Russell & W. Sullivan) scanJun 8
  222. 222Order re: Historical Commission to place a portrait of Margaret Fuller in City Hall. (Vellucci) scanJun 8
  223. 223Order re: placing a tablet or marker on the brick wall at the corner of Garden Street & Mason Street for Margaret Fuller. (Vellucci) scanJun 8
  224. 224Order re: reducing the fee for the 7 day 1 a.m. closing license. scanJun 8
  225. 225Order re: Community Learning Center to be funded at a level of $148,000. scanJun 8
  226. 226Order re: special property tax oral agreements major property owners to reduce their taxes. (D. Sullivan) scanJun 8
  227. 227Comm. from Owen Larkin, Pres., the Backyard, Crisp Corp. requesting that the City Council approve his application for a beer and wine license at 36 Dunster Street. scanJun 8
  228. 228Order re: establishment of a Alewife Advisory Committee scanJun 15
  229. 229"ACT RELATING TO THE REFUNDING OF CERTAIN BOND ANTICIPATION NOTES BY THE CITY OF CAMBRIDGE" * PLACED ON FILE. scanJun 15
  230. 230Order re: cleaning area of Harvard street to Windson to Portland. scanJun 15
  231. 231Order re: inspection of 239 Hampshire Street. scanJun 15
  232. 232PLACED ON FILE - Transfer of $2,189.91 in Historical Commission scanJun 15
  233. 233Order: Sale of property at 249 Lakeview Avenue scanJun 15
  234. 234Petition of George Murphy, Hideaway Lounge for a block for a block party, Sunday, September 6, 1981 at 12 noon to 8 p.m. scanJun 22
  235. 235Appropriation of $313 to the Fire Department. scanJun 22
  236. 236Appropriation of $1,108.90 to the Police Department. scanJun 22
  237. 237Order re: priority list for improved street lighting to include Linnaean Street. (Wylie) scanJun 22
  238. 238Order re: removal of the barriers to the boat ramp at the BU bridge. (VM Russell) scanJun 22
  239. 239Order re: written policy for minority hiring with Boston Properties, Inc. (Graham) scanJun 22
  240. 240Order re: loan of one cannon from Fort Washington to the Mass. Bicentennial Battery, Inc. (Vellucci) scanJun 22
  241. 241Reconsideration of Councillor D.Sullivan on the order introduced by VM Russell re: Selling of 2050-2070 Mass. Avenue & 12 Walden Street. scanJun 29
  242. 242Appropriation of $105,000 for the construction of a playground. scanJun 29
  243. 243Appropriation of $45,000 to Human Service Department scanJun 29
  244. 244Appropriation of $135,977.61 to the Public Investment Account. scanJun 29
  245. 245C.Vellucci re: thirty-eight DPW laborers to be retained. scanJun 29
  246. 246C.Vellucci re: amending the Wellington-Harrington Urban Renewal Plan scanJun 29
  247. 247C.Vellucci re: Soccer Field in East Cambridge to be constructed. scanJun 29
  248. 248Mayor Duehay re: Two soccer fields at Luisitania Field. scanJun 29
  249. 249VM Russell re: meeting re: housing development Re: Lincoln School/Cogswell Ave/Mass. Ave. Area. scanJun 29
  250. 250Appropriation of $360.50 to the Women's Commission. scanJun 29
  251. 251Transfer of $2,189.91 to the Historical Commission scanJun 29
  252. 252Appropriation of $19,710 to continue Cambridge Action to Save Heat Project. scanJun 29
  253. 253Pertaining to appropriation request of $45,000 to the Human Service Department. scanJun 29
  254. 254Creation of an employment program. scanJun 29
  255. 255Reconsideration of the sale of land at 2050-2070 Massachusetts Avenue. scanJun 29
  256. 256Property at 138-166 Cherry Street taken by eminent domain for open space purposes. scanJun 29
  257. 257Request by the CRA for approval of a temporary fencing and permanent easements for foundations below grade at 4 Cambridge Center, Kendall Square Urban Renewal Area. (for permanent easements see Finance # 273). scanJun 29
  258. 258Order re: the feasability of allocating $500.00 from each liquor license renewal fee to the Emergency Center on Albany Street. (Vellucci) scanAug 3
  259. 259Order re: request for a joint meeting of the City Council and the School Committee on September 14, 1981 regarding the business education program for secondary school students. (Graham) scanAug 3
  260. 260Order re: status as to implementation of Cable TV report. (Crane) scanAug 3
  261. 261Order re: Sidewalks in deplorable condition on Hews Street. (Graham) scanAug 3
  262. 262Order re: list of employees discharged, retired, resigned due to Proposition 2½. (Vellucci) scanAug 3
  263. 263Order re: Fourth Annual Cultural Grecian Festival on August 21, 22, 23. (Vellucci) scanAug 3
  264. 264Order re: Increased drinking and vandalism at "Old Morse Park". (Russell) scanAug 3
  265. 265Order re: Closing off Edmunds Street. (Danehy) scanAug 3
  266. 266Order re: increase in Veterans and Fraternal Club License fees. (W. Sullivan) scanAug 3
  267. 267Appropriation of $49,500 to Community Development to be used to conduct a district heating and cooling feasability study. scanAug 3
  268. 268Appropriation of $289,000 to Section 312 Loan Program of the Public Investment Fund. scanAug 3
  269. 269Order re: referendum question re: classification of water rates throughout the city. (Graham) scanAug 3
  270. 270Order re: increase in sewer rate be stricken from the FY 81-82 budget. (Graham) scanAug 3
  271. 271Taking of a parcel of land at 149-151 Harvard St, 89 Moore Street for public open space. scanJun 29
  272. 272Taking of a parcel of land at 70 Columbia Street for public open space scanJun 29
  273. 273Chairman of Cambridge Planning Board re: granting permanent easements to Cambridge Center Associates II in Kendall Square Urban Renewal Area. (for temporary easements see Finance # 257). scanAug 3
  274. 274Acceptance of gift of land at 26 Pine Street from the Cambridge Corporation. scanSep 14
  275. 275Quarterly Report of Reconciliation of Treasurers Cash for 6-30-81 scanSep 14
  276. 276Leasing the City Greenhouse in accordance with Ordinance No. 733 scanSep 14
  277. 277Construction of wheelchair ramps at Cambridge St. and Leonard & Ellsworth Avenues. scanSep 14
  278. 278Human Services re: reopening of Commonplace scanSep 14
  279. 279Rent Control Board re: premises located at 36-42 Linnaean St. and 4-6 Washington Avenue scanSep 14
  280. 280Additional advertising in the Real Estate For Sale sections of the Globe and Chronicle re: 249 Lakeview Avenue. scanSep 14
  281. 281$7,000.00 for "Cambridge and Nuclear Weapons" pamphlet. scanSep 14
  282. 282Dealing with new authority granted to local governments in the oversight of county budgets. scanSep 14
  283. 283Cambridge Housing Authority re: Harvard and Inman Apts. for low and moderate income people scanSep 14
  284. 284Legal means placing 1221 Cambridge Street under Rent Control scanSep 14
  285. 285Amount of water consumed on MBTA Red Line construction scanSep 14
  286. 286Appropriation of funds for school crossing guards throughout the city scanSep 14
  287. 287RE; elimination of crossing guards at corner of Aberdeen and Huron Avenues scanSep 14
  288. 288Re: elinination of crossing guard in area of St. John's School scanSep 14
  289. 289RE: schedule for issuance of one Hundred percent assessments to property owners and subsequent tax bills. scanSep 14
  290. 290City Manager to report as to marketing program RE: 249 Lakeview Ave. scanSep 14
  291. 291RE: direct the election count for the upcoming election scanSep 14
  292. 292Survey at intersection of Cambridge & Prospect Streets re; elderly and handicapped persons. scanSep 14
  293. 293Inspection of sidewalk at 10-14 Beech Street to determine repairs scanSep 14
  294. 294Dumping activities at the "City Dump" scanSep 14
  295. 295C. Vellucci order re: City Manager to confer with all depts. and agencies wo responded to chlorine leak at Harvard on 9/21/81. scanSep 21
  296. 296C. D. Sullivan order re: Building Commissioner, Health Comm. and Fire chief to conduct inspection at premises numbered 27-29 Williams St. and 114 Pearl Street. scanSep 21
  297. 297C. Wylie order re: City Manager to submit to council a weekly status report re: request of Cambridgeport Neighborhood re: safety of residents of this area/ scanSep 21
  298. 298C.D. Sullivan order re: City Manager to determine why City Council order of 9/15/80 re: procedure for granting curb cuts has not been followed and report back to Council. scanSep 21
  299. 299C. Wylie order re: Asst. City Mgr. for Comm. Dev. to review newly adopted "Parking & Loading Requirements" scanSep 21
  300. 300C. Vellucci order re: CHA Exec. Dir. and Bd. of Dir. not to enter into contractual agreements re: purchase and renovations of property at 11 Everett Stree. scanSep 21
  301. 301C. Crane order re: City Mgr. to report as to any past or present litigation re: Lawrence Hall fire at Harvard in 1969 scanSep 21
  302. 302C. Crane order re: investigation of chlorine leak at Harvard lab. scanSep 21
  303. 303C. Crane order re: Proposed Home Rule Petition entitled "An Act Authorizing Estimated Tax Payments in the City of Cambridge" scanSep 21
  304. 304Assembling a permanent team of officials of the City to survey neighborhoods to determine methods to combat and eliminate crime in Cambridge. (C.Vellucci) scanSep 21
  305. 305C.Vellucci order re: Comm. Dev. Dept. reasearch Cambridge History 1940-1960 scanSep 21
  306. 306C.Vellucci order re: providing low-income Cambridge people with temporary housing. scanSep 21
  307. 307C.Crane order re: Police Chief to investigate the bike parked on the meter in front of 11 Dunster Street. scanSep 21
  308. 308Acceptance and appropriation of a $1,000 donation from the Council for a Liveable World Education Fund.(M. Duehay) scanSep 21
  309. 309Acceptance of a preservation agreement to the Historical Commission. (C. W. J. Sullivan) scanSep 21
  310. 310Re. Transfer of $25,225.00 in the PWD (C.W.J. Sullivan) scanSep 21
  311. 311Order re: Awaiting Report Item Number Seventeen . RE: Home Rule Legislation permitting Cambridge to issue Estimated tax bills. scanSep 28
  312. 312C.Danehy re: removal of debris at the corner of Churchill and Massachusetts Avenue. scanSep 28
  313. 313C. Crane re: Status of Cowperthwaite Street, private way and Harvard's rights in this regard. scanSep 28
  314. 314C. Crane order re: Traffic Director submit a report re: investigation of whether or not Winthrop Street is a public way. scanSep 28
  315. 315C. Wylie re: Maximum flexibility be granted to property owners in regard to sidewalk repair and replacement , scanSep 28
  316. 316C. Graham re: Naming the corner of Emily Street and Brookline Street "Louise C. Headley" scanSep 28
  317. 317Councillor Vellucci re: CHA to review feasibility of using all air-rights above all public parking facilities re: developing public housing throughout the City. scanSep 28
  318. 318C.Crane order re: Commissioner of Public Works to re-inspect & re-clean sewer catch basin at 233 Lakeview Avenue. scanSep 28
  319. 319C.Vellucci order re: Funds to pay for translation & printing of "Cambridge and Nuclear Weapons"pamphlet. scanSep 28
  320. 320C.D. Sullivan order re: City Council policy to maintain FY 82 amount of property taxes . scanSep 28
  321. 321Response to Awaiting Report Item Number 19 re: money spent for nuclear disaster booklet. scanSep 28
  322. 322Acceptance and appropriation to Public Investment Fund of $212,650.00 scanSep 28
  323. 323Order Re: recommendation of filing legislation entitled "AN ACT ESTABLISHING A SCHEDULE OF PARKING FINES FOR PARKING VIOLATIONS IN THE CITY OF CAMBRIDGE" scanSep 28
  324. 324C. Graham re: Six-family dwelling owned by Bioran Lab. scanOct 5
  325. 325C. Crane order re: Police Dept. policy re Jay-Walking Laws. scanOct 5
  326. 326Vice-Mayor Russell order re: Formulation of policy for elderly, widows and all statutaory tax abatements this year under 100% revaluation. scanOct 5
  327. 327C. D. Sullivan order re: Inspection of animal experimentation lab at 100 Inman St. scanOct 5
  328. 328C. Russell order re: alarm system at 51 Inman St. scanOct 5
  329. 329Re. Transfer of $145, 374 from the School Department to the Human Service Programs. scanOct 5
  330. 330Re: appropriation of $61,242.00 to Human Service. $31,375 is a grant from Dept. of Social Services and $29,867 from tuition fees. scanOct 5
  331. 331Re: appropriation of $24,465 to the Human Service Programs scanOct 5
  332. 332Re: acceptance and appropriation of a donation of $7,000 from City of Somerville to Human Service Programs. scanOct 5
  333. 333Re: Acceptance and appropriation of a grant of $1,824,776. from the Exec. Office of Communities & Development to the Human Service Programs. scanOct 5
  334. 334Re: Acceptance & appropriation of a grant of $18,808 from the Dept. of Elder Affairs to the Human Service Programs. scanOct 5
  335. 335Re: Transfer of $3,000 from the Public Investment fund to the Arts Council. scanOct 5
  336. 336Re: appropriation of $59,212.49 from the Rent of City Property account to the Public Investment Fund. scanOct 5
  337. 337Re: Acceptance and appropriation of a grant of $105,472 from Exec. Office of Communities & Development to implement the City's CASH Program scanOct 5
  338. 338Re: Property located at 112 Hampshire St. and proposed resolution - priority for Section 312 loan funds. scanOct 5
  339. 339Order-re: Delay of the implementation of name change of Boylston Street to John F. Kennedy Street until May 29, 1982. (Vellucci) * See also Sundries #481 - Original naming order & Sundries #506 which called for a 3 week delay scanOct 19
  340. 340Order-re: keeping handicapped parking areas clear of un-authorized vehicles. (W. Sullivan) scanOct 19
  341. 341Order-re: Development of a more equitable liquor license fee schedule based on volume and seating capacity. (Vellucci W. Sullivan & D. Sullivan) scanOct 19
  342. 342Order-re: marking the curbing in the Brattle Square Station area especially in the area where the Watertown buses arrive so that people do not trip over the curbs. (Crane) scanOct 19
  343. 343Order-re: investigation of the continuing destruction of Glacken Field by person unknown. (Crane) scanOct 19
  344. 344Order-re: feasibility of placing a one man police unit at the corner of Cushing Street and Huron Ave. (VM Russell) scanOct 19
  345. 345Order-re: survey to be conducted in the immediate area of the Webster School re: insuring adequate fire apparatus access to the school and immediate adjacent building. (Crane) scanOct 19
  346. 346Order-re: police to gain accessability to the Buckingham, Browne and Nichols School playing field on Fresh Pond Parkway. (VM Russell) scanOct 19
  347. 347Order-re: assignment of a traffic officer at Garden Street and Mass. Ave. during the morning rush hour. (Wylie) scanOct 19
  348. 348Order-re: installation of a more obvious one-way sign at the intersection of Donnell Street & Concord Ave. (Crane) scanOct 19
  349. 349Order-re: preparation of an ordinance making businesses responsible for street sweeping of the sidewalks in and around their property. (Graham) scanOct 19
  350. 350Order-re: appointment of a Cable TV Committee (Graham & Vellucci) scanOct 19
  351. 351Order-re: License Commission to report to the City Council re: possibility of skewing liquor license fees based on the seating capacity of the establishments. (Crane) scanOct 19
  352. 352Comm. from Richard M. Brown, Budget Director of the MBTA re: 1982 Current Expense Budget of the MBTA. scanOct 19
  353. 353RE: transfer of $309,120.00 in the Water Department. scanOct 19
  354. 354Re: memo to all Dept. Heads relative to strengthening and expanding the Affirmative Action Program. scanOct 26
  355. 355Comm. from Jane H. Malme, Chief, Bureau of Local Assment re: results of Dept. of Revenue review of the Revaluation Program. scanOct 26
  356. 356Order-re: if any part of the Tobin School is not being utilized due to a defect in the roof structure. (VM Russell) scanOct 26
  357. 357Order-re: designation of a staff person from the Election Comm. to pick up absentee ballots for the upcoming election. (C. Vellucci) scanOct 26
  358. 358Order-re: report to be submitted as to the company known as Municipal Management Associates re: its scope, location, etc. (Danehy) scanOct 26
  359. 359Order-re: negotiations relative to collection of rubbish in the city by a private contractor. (Danehy) scanOct 26
  360. 360Order-re: review of Police Dept. FY 81-82 budget to determine if there is a surplus; also the feasibility of appointing one or more Police Sergeants. scanOct 26
  361. 361Non-Enforceable tax bills for fiscal year 1982. scanNov 2
  362. 362Re: transfer of $1,900 in the Public Works Department. scanNov 2
  363. 363Re: proposed resolution re: grant application for water filtration plant improvements scanNov 9
  364. 364Re: Acceptance and appropriation of a grant of $2,000 to public investment fund. scanNov 9
  365. 365Re: Appropriation of $180,000 in the Health and Hospitals Department. scanNov 9
  366. 366Re: Appropriation of $200.00 in the Mayor's Office scanNov 9
  367. 367Comm: from John P. Comer re: Walk for Youth scanNov 9
  368. 368Councillor Crane order re: Public hearing for Nov. 9,1981 re: Problems with the estimated tax bills scanNov 9
  369. 369Comm from Frank Budryk, re: additional funds for parking garage construction in Area Revitalization Districts scanNov 9
  370. 370C. Crane re: Copies of all bids received for the Revaluation process scanNov 9
  371. 371C. Vellucci order re: inspection of sidewalks at 103-105 Otis Street scanNov 9
  372. 372Mayor Duehay order re: "Winston Transportation of Boston-Middlesex" scanNov 9
  373. 373Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk,re: cost of reprinting Zoning Ordinances for City of Cambridge scanNov 9
  374. 374C. Danehy re: membership of the CHA to be submitted to the Council. scanNov 16
  375. 375C. Crane re removal of parking meters and implementation of new bus stop on Quincy Street. scanNov 16
  376. 376Re. Quartely Report of Reconciliation of Treasures's Cash for period ending September 30,1981. scanNov 16
  377. 377Application of Federal Block Grant entitlement funds for FY 83. scanNov 16
  378. 378Re: Community Learning Center final transfer from the Camb. School Department. scanNov 16
  379. 379Re: appropriation of $18,523 to Human Services and Wages Account. scanNov 16
  380. 380C. Crane order re: pay raises for Dept Heads and others . scanNov 23
  381. 381Mayor Duehay & V.Mayor Russell re. Belmont St. East of Cushing Street. re: aiding the vision of motorists. scanNov 23
  382. 382C. Crane order re: installment of one way sign at Tenney & Elm St. scanNov 23
  383. 383Mayor Duehay & V. Mayor Russell order re: police officee at Cushing & Belmont St. to control traffic scanNov 23
  384. 384RE: four appropriation orders in the amount of $3,164,749.19 scanNov 23
  385. 385Re: response to Council Order Number seven of Nov. 9,1981 re: revaluation project scanNov 23
  386. 386Order-re: review of DPU rules & regulations re: the filing of Home Rule Legislation giving the City Council stronger control over the issuance of licenses to vans, busses, etc. operating in the City. (Graham) scanDec 7
  387. 387Order-re: steps be taken to expedite the pending trial of Hospital Transportation, Inc. vs. the City of Cambridge. (D. Sullivan) scanDec 7
  388. 388Order-re: restriction of licenses to Cambridge based taxicabs at hotels in the city by appropriate agreements with the hotels. (Vellucci) scanDec 7
  389. 389Order-re: intervention before the DPU on the application request for a corporate name change regarding Winston Transportation/Hospital Transportation, Inc. (D. Sullivan) scanDec 7
  390. 390Communication from John J. Gunther, Executive Director, Federal City Reporter re: further budget cuts for FY 83 by the Office of Management and Budget in HUD Programs. scanDec 7
  391. 391Communication from Harvey J. Beth, Director of Accounts, Dept. of Revenue re: certification of the amount of available funds or "free cash" as of July 1, 1981 for the City of Cambridge. scanDec 7
  392. 392Copy of message to all Department Heads in regard to the preparation of the fiscal year 1983 budget. scanDec 7
  393. 393Transfer of $16,200 in the Public Works Dept. scanDec 7
  394. 394C. Vellucci order re: appropriate steps be taken to expedite the contract negotiations with the nurses at the Cambridge Hospital. scanDec 14
  395. 395C. Vellucci order re: Establishment of a Day Care Center in proximity to the Cambridge Hospital scanDec 14
  396. 396C. Vellucci order re: Compilation of a list of all city employees whose salaries are in excess of $20,000 scanDec 14
  397. 397C. Crane order re: List of "tailings" to be submitted scanDec 14
  398. 398C. Crane re: Itemized list relative to legal services supplied by outside council from July 1,1981 - present scanDec 14
  399. 399C. Crane order re: Gulf station on Mass. Ave. & DeWolfe St. scanDec 14
  400. 400C. W. Sullivan order re: installation of flashing red light corner of Fifth and Gore Sts. scanDec 14
  401. 401C. Vellucci order re: check of all grades at former City Dump to determine if MBTA exceeded elevations scanDec 14
  402. 402RE: access to be provided for medicaid clients to taxie services for medically related trips. PLACED ON FILE scanDec 14
  403. 403RE: Certification of the Fiscal 1982 tax rate by the Dept. of Revenue. PLACED ON FILE . scanDec 14
  404. 404RE: transfer of two cannon fencing posts - Adopted scanDec 14
  405. 405RE: acceptance and appropriation of a private donation of $50.00 to Historical Commission - Adopted scanDec 14
  406. 406Re: Transfer of $3,000 in the Election Commission scanDec 21
  407. 407Re: protest by the City of Camb. as to the proposed cutbacks in housing and development programs by the Office of Management and Budget. scanDec 21
  408. 408Re: report from the Planning Board after hearing on the transfer of City owned land at 2050-2070 Mass. Ave. to the CHA for construction of 51 units of public housing. scanDec 21
  409. 409Re: recommendation that the City Council take necessary steps to transfer a parcel of City owned land at 2050-2070 Mass. Ave. to the CHA re: construction of fifty-one units of public housing for the elderly. scanDec 21
  410. 410Re: response to the City Council's request in regard to the placement of Federal Express Boxes. scanDec 21
  411. 411Re: legal description of the premises nimbered 2050-2070 Mass. Ave. and results of the Board of Zoning Appeal hearing on the CHA petition to build fifty-one units of low income elderly housing at this location scanDec 21
  412. 412C. Crane order re: necessary action be taken to sell the unused back lot at the premises numbered 2050-2070 Mass. Ave. scanDec 21
  413. 413C. Crane order re: conference to be held by the City Manager with the CHA re: the possibility that any money received be negotiated with the CHA and the Manager as to the receipt thereof. scanDec 21
  414. 414C. Graham order re: Preparation of a budget reflecting the actual cost of maintaining the quality of services of each dep artment scanDec 28
  415. 415C. Crane order re: review of "No Parking designation of the left hand side of Alberta Terr. scanDec 28

Highways

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  1. 1Revocation of sign permit - Mass. Pharmacy d/b/a Linnaean Pharmacy - 1740 Mass. Ave. scanJan 12
  2. 2Comm. received from Kevin Thurm, Chairman, Tufts Community Union Senate, requesting a permit to carry passengers over certain public ways in the City of Cambridge from Harvard Square to Tufts. scanJan 13
  3. 3Driveway - Jeffrey Sampel & Susan Jampel - 44 Sacramento Street. scanJan 26
  4. 4Driveway - Francesca Gerhardt - 163-165 Chestnut Street scanFeb 2
  5. 5Revocation of sign - Crocker Sales Co., Inc. - 717 Concord Ave. scanFeb 9
  6. 6Petition of Kevin Thurm, Chairman, Tufts Community Union Senate requesting permission for the carriage of passengers for hire over certain public ways of the City of Cambridge. scanFeb 9
  7. 7Sign - The Old Cambridge Company - 45 First Street scanFeb 23
  8. 8DRIVEWAY DISAPPROVED - Judith Zarchan - 86 Richdale Avenue. scanFeb 23
  9. 9Sign revocation - Schlitz Distributing Co. of Mass. - 94 Mt. Auburn St. scanMar 9
  10. 10Driveway - Robert L. & Sylvia Pann - 207 Prospect Street. scanMar 9
  11. 11Petition from Saints Constantine & Helen Greek Orthodox Church requesting permission for their Annual Ten Mile Road Race to be held on Sunday, March 22, 1981 at 1 p.m. scanMar 9
  12. 12Driveway - Roy J. Roberts, Sr. - 100 Sixth Street. scanMar 9
  13. 13DRIVEWAY DISAPPROVED - James F. Harden - 31 Chalk Street. scanMar 16
  14. 14Driveway - H. T. Taggart & John Turner - 91-93 Larch Road. scanMar 16
  15. 15Driveway - Peter Elias - 102 Raymond Street. scanMar 16
  16. 16Driveway - James D. McGraw - 6 Elmwood Street scanMar 16
  17. 17Sign - Dunham Footwear - 328 Mass. Avenue scanMar 16
  18. 18Awning - The Black Forest - 1759 Mass. Avenue scanMar 16
  19. 19Awning - The Atrium - 50 Church Street scanMar 16
  20. 20Revocation of awning - N-Z, Inc. d/b/a Kens Pub - 684 Mass. Ave. scanMar 16
  21. 21Sign revocation - Lusitania Recreation Club - 44 Fifth Street scanMar 16
  22. 22Sign revocation - Miller & Seddon Co., Inc. - 1975 Mass. Ave. scanMar 16
  23. 23Portland cement sidewalk - Gail Roberts - 5 & 7 Irving Terrace. scanMar 30
  24. 24Sign revocation - Miller & Seddon Co., Inc. - 1975 Mass. Ave. scanMar 30
  25. 25Sign revocation - Miller & Seddon Co., Inc. - 1975 Mass. Ave. scanMar 30
  26. 26Driveway - George N. & Barbara S. Cole - 131 Huron Ave. scanMar 30
  27. 27Sign revocation - Snow White Cleaners, Inc. - 758 Mass. Ave. scanMar 30
  28. 28Sign revocation - G & P Famous Pizza - 2088 Mass. Ave. scanMar 30
  29. 29Driveway - Judith & Miguel Bonilla - 15 Carlisle Street. scanApr 6
  30. 30Sign - Reliance Co-Op Bank - 61 A Church Street. scanApr 6
  31. 31DRIVEWAY DISAPPROVED - James F. Harden - 31 Chalk Street scanApr 6
  32. 32Sign revocation - Hackers Haven - 31 Lansdowne Street. scanApr 13
  33. 33Sign revocation - Lawrence Castagneto and Joseph Rogers d/b/a/ Midnight Auto Repair. - 79 Hurley Street. scanApr 13
  34. 34Driveway - Edward J. Marcia Bolger - 12 Crescent St. scanApr 13
  35. 35Portland cement sidewalk - Margaret E.Donovan 49 Granville Rd. (Vassal Ln. Side) scanApr 13
  36. 36Petition of Susan Redlich, Director, Division of Agricultural Land Use, Dept. of Food & Agriculture requesting suspension of the parking fees for the purpose of the Cambridge Farmers Market. scanApr 27
  37. 37Revocation of sign - Schlitz Distributing Co., Inc. - 62 Walden St. scanApr 27
  38. 38Revocation of sign - Wetherell Bros. Co. - 251 Albany St. scanApr 27
  39. 39Driveway - Shawmut County Bank - 14-26 Norfolk St. scanApr 27
  40. 40Revocation of sign - Arby's Roast Beef Restaurant - 1924 Mass. Ave. scanApr 27
  41. 41Petition of Dan Weisberg, Boston Area Bicycle Coalition requesting the closing of Amherst St. From Mass. Ave. to Danforth St. on Sunday, June 14, 1981 for the purpose of holding a bicycle fair. scanApr 27
  42. 42Display of merchandise - Peter D. Bennett, First Parish Church - corner of Mass. Ave. & Church St. scanApr 27
  43. 43Revocation of sign permit for Dugout Two at the premises numbered 1009 Mass. Ave. scanMay 4
  44. 44G & G Cafe sign - 242 Hurley St. scanMay 4
  45. 45Sign - Forest Cafe 1682 Mass. Ave scanMay 4
  46. 46Portland cement sidewalk - Mary V. Herman - 12 Salem Street. scanMay 11
  47. 47Comm. from Dan Weisberg, Boston Area Bicycle Coalition requesting permission to sell a limited amount of bicycle safety equip. & t-shirts on a portion of the parking spaces on the north side of Amherst St. on Sun., June 14, 1981 & rescission of order adopted on April 27, 1981. scanMay 11
  48. 48RE: proposal of the Hyer Co., Inc. to operate a shuttle van between the Hyatt Regency Hotel & Logan Airport. scanMay 11
  49. 49Granolithic sidewalks - N. Blanchard - 20 Howland Street. scanMay 18
  50. 50Revocation of sign permit for Ferranti Dege, Inc. at the corner of Massachusetts Avenue and Linden Street. scanMay 18
  51. 51Maurice Salamon for a revocation of sign permit at 1736 Massachusetts Avenue. scanMay 18
  52. 52Driveway - Boston Properties - 245 Sixth Street (Temporary) scanMay 18
  53. 53Driveway - Boston Properties - 451 Main Street (Temporary) scanMay 18
  54. 54DRIVEWAY DISAPPROVED - Fifth Street Realty Trust - 51 Fifth Street. scanMay 18
  55. 55DISCONTINUANCE of Driveway - Urban Development & Investment Corporation - 457 Mount Auburn Street. scanJun 8
  56. 56DISCONTINUANCE of Driveway - Urban Development & Investment Corporation - 457 Mount Auburn Street. scanJun 8
  57. 57Driveway - Urban Development & Investment Corporation - 457 Mount Auburn Street. scanJun 8
  58. 58Driveway - Yale Marc & Jim Herzig - 101 Trowbridge Street. scanJun 8
  59. 59Driveway - Philip J. Pierce - 16-18 Cottage Street. scanJun 8
  60. 60Driveway - Micheline Federman - 25-25½ Sciarappa Street. scanJun 8
  61. 61Driveway - Lawrence J. Rothschild - 28 Maple Avenue. (See Highway #131 & 132) scanJun 8
  62. 62Granolithic sidewalks - Landsdowne Building Trust II - 72, 75, 80, 84 Rogers Street. scanJun 8
  63. 63Sign revocation - Federal Sign & Signal Corp. - 678 Massachusetts Avenue. scanJun 8
  64. 64Portland cement sidewalk - David H. Shepp - 323 Allston Street. scanJun 8
  65. 65WIDENING a driveway - Frank Cardosi - 37 Montgomery Street. scanJun 8
  66. 66SIGN - New Moon - 932 Massachusetts Avenue-Placed on file. scanJun 15
  67. 67Order re: Schedule for resurfacing of Cambridge Street. scanJun 15
  68. 68Driveway - Dante Alighieri Society - 201 Portland Street. scanJun 22
  69. 69DRIVEWAY DISAPPROVED - Ronald J. Cavalho - 160 Lakeview Avenue. scanJun 22
  70. 70DRIVEWAY DISAPPROVED - Ronald J. Cavalho - 162 Lakeview Avenue. scanJun 22
  71. 71Driveway - Helen A. Landerman - 1 Avon Place. scanJun 22
  72. 72A petition from Genevieve McMillan requesting an Iron Balcony at the premises numbered 30 Plympton Street. scanJun 29
  73. 73Driveway - Judith Zarchan - 86 Richdale Avenue. scanJun 29
  74. 74Driveway - Ronald J. Cavalho - 160 and 162 Lakeview Avenue. scanJun 29
  75. 75Portland cement sidewalk - Michael Framin - 63 Church Street. scanJun 29
  76. 76Portland cement sidewalk - Edward P. Selia, Trustee, T.J. Realty Trust - 10 Prentiss Street. scanJun 29
  77. 77Bitulithic sidewalk - James Edward Spencer - 2 Hancock Street. scanJun 29
  78. 78Driveway - John A. Penney - 270 Sidney Street. scanJun 29
  79. 79Driveway - 78 Prospect Limited Partners - 80 Prospect Street. scanJun 29
  80. 80Driveway Discontinuance - 78 Prospect Limited Partners - 80 Prospect Street. scanJun 29
  81. 81Bitulithic sidewalk - Bolt Beranek & Newman, Inc. & Fawcett Street Associates - 70 Fawcett Street. scanJun 29
  82. 82REQUEST DENIED Petition for Sidewalk permit - Ferranti - Dege, Inc. - 1300 & 1302 Massachusetts Avenue. scanJun 29
  83. 83Revocation of sign permit for Genoa Packing Company at 225 Monsignor O'Brien Highway. scanAug 3
  84. 84Revocation of sign permit for Pepsi Cola Metropolitan Bottling Co., Inc. at 1093 Cambridge Street. scanAug 3
  85. 85Revocation of sign permit for Student Valet Service at 1440 Massachusetts Avenue. scanAug 3
  86. 86Revocation of sign permit for Student Valet Service at 2 Church Street. scanAug 3
  87. 87Revocation of sign permit for Salvi Ford Sales, Inc. at 2067 Massachusetts Avenue. scanAug 3
  88. 88Driveway - Mrs. Susan Gomez - 9 St. Paul Street. scanAug 3
  89. 89Driveway - Mr. David S. Alcorn and Mr. Richard E. Alcorn - 135 Antrim Street # 2 scanAug 3
  90. 90Portland cement sidewalk - Graham Gund - 594-600 Memorial Drive (Vassar Street side). scanAug 3
  91. 91Portland cement sidewalk - Alice A. Shea - 81 Highland Avenue. scanAug 3
  92. 92Driveway - Frantz Simon - 36 Howard Street. scanAug 3
  93. 93Revocation of sign permit for Backpackers Country, Inc. at 10B Mount Auburn Street. scan—
  94. 94Revocation of sign permit for Canada Dry Corporation at 403 Cambridge Street. scan—
  95. 95Revocation of sign permit for Genoa Packing Company at 225 Monsignor O'Brien Highway. scan—
  96. 96DRIVEWAY DISAPPROVED - P.J. Mitarachi - 505 Franklin Street. scan—
  97. 97Discontinuance of driveway - Graham Gund - 600 Memorial Drive. (Vassar Street side) scan—
  98. 98Driveway - Francis C. Hogan - 1 Yerxa Road. scan—
  99. 99Driveway - David Vise - 177 River Street. scan—
  100. 100Petition of Urban Outfitters requesting permission for six banners at 11 Boylston Street. scan—
  101. 101Order re: Carnival permit for the Cambridge Boys Club, Inc. (W. Sullivan) scan—
  102. 102Resurfacing Cambridge Street from Inman Sq. to Quincy Street. scanSep 14
  103. 103Revocation of display of merchandise permit for Stadium Harware Company at the premises numbered 1695 Massachustts Avenue. (C. Wylie) scan—
  104. 104Revocation of Awning for Orson Wells Restaurant at the premises numbered 1001 Massachusetts Ave. (C. Graham) scan—
  105. 105Comm. from Myerson Tooth Corp. re: additional information regarding their petition for a banner at 90 Hamilton St. (C. Wylie ) scan—
  106. 106Revocation of sign permit at the premises numbered 300 Massachusetts Avenue.(C. Russell) scan—
  107. 107Request the closing of Bolyston Street between Mt. Auburn and Harvard Sq. and permission to hold sidewalk sale on said dates and hangind of a banner for Oktoberfest. scan—
  108. 108Sign revocation - Coca Cola of Boston-35 Sacramento St. (W. Sullivan) scan—
  109. 109PETITION DENIED - Driveway located at premises numbered 18 Tufts Street. scan—
  110. 110Curb Cut- at premises numbered 333 Huron Ave., Charles Guleserian (C. Russell) scan—
  111. 111Driveway- 333 Huron Avenue, Charles Guleserian (C. Russell) scan—
  112. 112Driveway, 585 Putnam Avenue, Putnam Realty Trust(W. Sullivan) scanSep 14
  113. 113Driveway, 251 Sidney Street, Putnam Realty Trust(W. Sullivan) scanSep 14
  114. 114Driveway, 601 Putnam Ave, Putnam Realty Trust(W. Sullivan) scanSep 14
  115. 115Driveway, 46-48 Grozier Rd, Primo Vanicelli (W.Sullivan) scanSep 14
  116. 116Driveway, 28 Tremont Street, K&C Drew, (C. W. Sullivan) scanSep 14
  117. 117Driveway, 9 St. Paul Street, S. Gomez (C.W. Sullivan) scanSep 14
  118. 118Driveway, 398 Norfolk St, M.A. Latif ( C. W. Sullivan) scanSep 14
  119. 119Sidewalk, 131 Huron Avenue, G. Cole (C. T.Danehy) scanSep 14
  120. 120Portland cement sidewalk, 46-48 Grozier Rd,P Canicelli (C. Danehy) scanSep 14
  121. 121Bitulithic sidewalk, 10-12 Pleasant Street, Green St. Side (C. Danehy) scanSep 14
  122. 122Portland cement sidewalk, Cogswell and Mass. Ave. V. Iocco (C. Danehy) scanSep 14
  123. 123Portland cement sidewalk, 128 Tremont St. M. H. Dutra (C. Danehy) scanSep 14
  124. 124Portland cement sidewalk, 16-18 Upland Rd. F. C. Heinemann (C. Danehy) scanSep 14
  125. 125Portland cement sidewalk, 12-14 Upland Rd. K.R. Siemens (C.Danehy) scanSep 14
  126. 126Portland cement sidewalk, 18 Saville St., H&E Baker (C. Danehy) scanSep 14
  127. 127Widening Driveway, 35 Tremont St, Thomas F.Peters, Sr. (C. Wylie) scanSep 14
  128. 128Widening Driveway, 105 Fresh Pond Parkway, P. G. Feloney (C. Wylie) scanSep 14
  129. 129Driveway, 624 Green Street, Edward & Martha Ryder(C. Wylie) scanSep 14
  130. 130Driveway, 505 Franklin Street, Paul J. Mitarachi(C. Wylie) scanSep 14
  131. 131M. Duehay, re: Resolution to hear objections of petitioners on curb cut at 28 Maple Avenue re: Health hazards due to said curb cut. (Also see Highways # 61 and 132) scanSep 21
  132. 132Comm. from P. Navarro, 34 Maple Ave. et al in opposition to the driveway request at the premises numbered 28 Maple Ave. (also see Highways # 61 and # 131) scanSep 21
  133. 133Re: recommendation for police change relative to street sweeping services scanSep 21
  134. 134Sign Revocation - Brigham's Inc. - 1702 Mass. Avenue scanSep 28
  135. 135Recommendation for policy change on sidewalk construction. (Order adopted) scanSep 28
  136. 136Driveway - 1000 Mass. Avenue - Phase 1 Associates (Councillor David Sullivan) scanOct 5
  137. 137Driveway - 152 Pearl Street - Stacy John Thomas, Jr. scanOct 5
  138. 138Driveway - 628 Green Street - Susan Stokes Roberts scanOct 5
  139. 139Driveway - 134-136 Garden St. - Henry Leitner & Catalina Laserna. scanOct 19
  140. 140Sign Revocation - Boston Pipe & Fittings Company - 171 Sidney Street. scanOct 19
  141. 141Sign revocation - Coca Cola Bottling Company of Boston - 443 Portland Street. scanOct 19
  142. 142Driveway - Ethel N. Odell - 327-329 Concord Avenue. scanOct 19
  143. 143Driveway - Anna McLean - 39 Line Street. scanOct 19
  144. 144SIGN DISAPPROVAL - The Black Forest - 1759 Mass. Avenue. scanOct 26
  145. 145Re: Awaiting Report Item No. 11.re: status of Cowperthwaite Street as public way. scanNov 2
  146. 146SIGN-Golden Greek Restaurant -2473 Mass. Ave-TABLED scanNov 2
  147. 147SIGN-Sunset Restaurant-857 Cambridge Street-ADOPTED scanNov 2
  148. 148DRIVEWAY DISAPPROVAL-Cambridge House Condo-1643 Camb. St scanNov 9
  149. 149Driveway-Anthony Clarke-47 Pine Street(C.W.J.Sullivan) scanNov 9
  150. 150Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk re: "An Act Authorizing the City of Cambridge to Convey Certain Parcels of Land for Low-Moderate-Income Housing Purposes. scanNov 9
  151. 151SIGN-Patrick DeCandio-424 Cambridge Street-C.W.J.Sullivan) scanNov 9
  152. 152Comm. J. Bentubo, re: petition to rezone a portion of Portland St. as a C-1A district. scanNov 9
  153. 153SIGN - Barnes & Noble - 57 Boylston Street. scanNov 9
  154. 154PETITION DENIED - Petition of Mina/Fereydoun Safizadeh for a driveway at the premises numbered 18 Channing Street. scanNov 23
  155. 155PETITION DENIED - Petition of Walter H. McLaughlin for a driveway at the premises numbered 159 Mt. Auburn St. scanNov 23
  156. 156PETITION DENIED - Petition of John DaSilva for a driveway at the premises numbered 1002 Cambridge Street. - see resubmitted petition December 6, 1982 - Order Adopted scanNov 23
  157. 157PLACED ON FILE - Petition of George Berkowitz for a driveway at the premises numbered 239 Hampshire Street. scanDec 7
  158. 158Driveways - Phase I Associates - 1000 Massachusetts Avenue (Bay St. side) scanDec 7
  159. 159Driveway - Riverfront Office Park Associates - intersection of Main and Third Streets. scanDec 7
  160. 160Sign revocation - John G. Lopes d/b/a Johnny's Cleaners & Tailors - 1226 Cambridge Street. scanDec 7
  161. 161Sign revocation - Austin Street Auto Body d/b/a Middlesex Auto Body - 55 Franklin Street. scanDec 7
  162. 162Sign revocation - Reflections Restaurant - 10D Mt. Auburn St. scanDec 7
  163. 163Sign revocation - Gene's Foreign Car Service - 315 Prospect St. scanDec 7
  164. 164Sign- Hurst & Hurst - 53 Mt. Auburn Street. scanDec 7
  165. 165REFERRED TO LIBRARY- Revolution Books - a sign 90 River St. scanDec 14
  166. 166DRIVEWAY - 142 Lakeview Avenue - Adopted -(C. W. Sullivan) scanDec 21
  167. 167ORDER ADOPTED-Revolution Books - SIGN 90 River Street scanDec 28
  168. 168ORDER ADOPTED-David's Cookies-AWNING-Zero Brattle Street scanDec 28
  169. 169Petition of Federal Express Corporation for outdoor drop boxes at various locations throughout the City. scanNov 23

Appointments

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  1. 1Constable bond of Robert Seamans for approval of the surety. scanJan 5
  2. 2Constable bond of Elizabeth Robinson for approval of the surety. scanJan 5
  3. 3Constable bond of Allan Korb for approval of the surety. scanJan 5
  4. 4Appointment of Robert W. Healy, Jr. as Acting City Manager from Jan. 17, 1981 to Jan. 31, 1981 while the City Manager is on vacation. scanJan 5
  5. 5Reappointment of Ruth Birkhoff to the Water Board. scanJan 5
  6. 6Appointment of Lawrence P. Maguire as a constable with power. scanJan 5
  7. 7Oath of office of Mark Toomey as a police officer scanJan 9
  8. 8Oath of office of Lester Sullivan as a police officer scanJan 9
  9. 9Oath of office of Dennis Sheehan as a police officer scanJan 9
  10. 10Oath of office of Lloyd Lewis as a police officer scanJan 9
  11. 11Oath of office of Joseph Frawley as a police officer scanJan 9
  12. 12Oath of office of James M. Walsh as a police officer scanJan 9
  13. 13Oath of office of Robert Cloran as a police officer scanJan 9
  14. 14Oath of office of Joseph Castagno as a police officer scanJan 9
  15. 15Oath of office of Steven Williams as a police officer scanJan 9
  16. 16Appointment of four constables with power. scanJan 12
  17. 17Appointment of 4 constables with power scanJan 19
  18. 18Appointment of 6 constables. scanJan 19
  19. 19Constable bond of Glen F. Pollock for approval of the surety. scanJan 26
  20. 20Constable bond of Kenneth W. Tippett for approval of the surety. scanJan 26
  21. 21Appointment of 2 constables with power. scanJan 26
  22. 22Constable bond of Leo J. Saidnawey for approval of the surety. scanFeb 2
  23. 23Bond of Dominic J. Bonacci as Superintendent of the Cemeteries for approval of the surety. scanFeb 2
  24. 24Comm. from His Honor the Mayor appointing a special subcommittee to deal with the cases raised by Amnesty International. scanFeb 2
  25. 25Appointment of three constables. scanFeb 2
  26. 26Constable bond of John F. Martin for approval of the surety. scanFeb 9
  27. 27Appointment of constable with power. scanFeb 9
  28. 28Constable bond of Ernest G. Cavallo, Jr. for approval of the surety. scanFeb 23
  29. 29Constable bond of Daniel F. Long for approval of the surety. scanFeb 23
  30. 30Appointment of two persons to the Arts Council. scanFeb 23
  31. 31Appointment of John Thomas Holway, Jr. as an alternate member of the Board of Zoning Appeals. scanFeb 23
  32. 32Appointment of two constables with power. scanFeb 23
  33. 33Oath of office of John Thomas Holway, Jr. to the Board of Zoning Appeals. scanFeb 25
  34. 34Constable bond of David H. Sullivan for approval of the surety. scanMar 9
  35. 35Constable bond of Herbert M. Alleyne, Sr. for approval of the surety. scanMar 9
  36. 36Constable bond of Anthony J. Grassi for approval of the surety. scanMar 9
  37. 37Constable bond of Murray J. Barber for approval of the surety. scanMar 9
  38. 38Constable bond of James A. DeFrancesco for approval of the surety. scanMar 9
  39. 39Constable bond of Bennett D. Halprin for approval of the surety. scanMar 9
  40. 40Establishment of an Alewife Development Stabilization Committee. scanMar 9
  41. 41Appointment to the Library Board of Trustees. scanMar 9
  42. 42Appointment of 11 public weighers. scanMar 9
  43. 43Appointment of two constables with power. scanMar 9
  44. 44Oath of offfice of Rev. George D. Vartzelis as a member of the Board of Library Trustees. scanMar 13
  45. 45Appointment of John J. Cusack as Superintendent of the Water Department. scanMar 16
  46. 46Re-appointment of Artis B. Spears as an Election Commissioner scanMar 16
  47. 47Appointment of Richard Percoco as a constable with power. scanMar 16
  48. 48Appointment of David W. Ligon as a constable —BOND scanMar 23
  49. 49Appointment of 2 constables with power. scanMar 23
  50. 50Appointment of 2 Public Weighers. scanMar 23
  51. 51Two appointments to the Housing Authority. scanMar 30
  52. 52Resignation of Richard McKinnon as Administrative Assistant to the City Council effective April 10, 1981. scanMar 30
  53. 53Constable bond of Domenic Pugliares for approval of the surety. scanMar 30
  54. 54Appointment of Paul J. Ryan to serve as a member of the Council on Aging. scanMar 30
  55. 55Appointment of Maria Tsongris as a constable with power. scanMar 30
  56. 56Constable bond of Dawn Krasinski for approval of the surety. scanApr 6
  57. 57Constable bond of Kevin C. Ahearn for approval of the surety. scanApr 6
  58. 58Constable bond of James M. Evers for approval of the surety. scanApr 6
  59. 59Constable bond of Richard Percoco for approval of the surety. scanApr 6
  60. 60Oath of office of Joel Johnson as a member of the Rent Control Board scanApr 22
  61. 61Appointment of Joel M. Johnson to the Rent Control Board. scanApr 27
  62. 62Appointment of Cosmo Cremaldi as a constable with power. scanApr 27
  63. 63Appointment of 2 public weighers. scanMay 4
  64. 64Appointment of Ordway P. Burden as constable with power scanMay 4
  65. 65Constable bond of Cosmo Cremaldi for approval of the surety. scanMay 18
  66. 66Appointment of two public weighers. scanJun 8
  67. 67Appointment of Dr. Melvin H. Chalfen as Commissioner of Health and Hospitals. [struck through] " Memo of Understanding " Conflict of interest. scanJun 8
  68. 68Order re: appointment of Robert W. Healy as Acting City Manager effective July 1, 1981. (M. Duehay, Councillors Danehy, Russell, D. Sullivan, W. Sullivan, Vellucci and Wylie) scanJun 8
  69. 69Bond of the City Clerk for approval of the surety. scanJun 15
  70. 70Appointment of three constables with power scanJun 29
  71. 71Appointments & re-appointments to the Civic Unity Committee scanJun 29
  72. 72Appointments to the Commission on the Status of Women to expire June 30,1984. scanJun 29
  73. 73Oath of office of Robert W. Healy as Acting City Manager. scanJul 1
  74. 74Oath of office of Janet Diamond as a member on the Commission on the Status of Women. scanJul 27
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  96. 96Re: Appointment of Michael J. Klein to the Cambridge Animal Comm. scanOct 5
  97. 97Bond of George E. O'Brien, Jr. as Tax Collector of the City of Cambridge. scanOct 19
  98. 98Comm. received from Anthony P. Grosso, Chief, Property Tax Bureau Dept. of Revenue re: notification of receipt of bond of George E. O'Brien, Jr. as Treasurer of the City of Cambridge. scanOct 19
  99. 99Appointment of a constable. scanOct 19
  100. 100Appointment to the Cambridge Consumer Commission. scanOct 19
  101. 101Appointment of two constables. scanOct 19
  102. 102Constable bond of Robert P. Clark for approval of the surety. scanOct 26
  103. 103Constable bond of Eileen Percoco for approval of the surety. scanOct 26
  104. 104Reappointment of Evelyn Godinho and John Sousa to the Council on Aging. scanOct 26
  105. 105Appointment of Stephen Valentino as a Constable with power. scanOct 26
  106. 106Appointment of Walter L. Boyle to Police Lt., September 1,1981 scanNov 2
  107. 107Appointment of R.J.Gargiulo to Department of Traffic and Park. scanNov 16
  108. 108Appointment of Maria Imparato sworn in as Ex. Director of the Cambridge Rent Control Board. scanNov 25
  109. 109Appointment of Dr. Yashar Bahcel sworn in as Inspector of Animals scanNov 19
  110. 110Appointment of Michael J. Klien sworn in as a member of the Animal Commission scanNov 20
  111. 111Appointment of two constables scanNov 23
  112. 112Reappointment of two persons to the Cambridge Conservation Commission scanNov 23
  113. 113Appointment of Richard C. Rossi as Acting Deputy City Manager. scanDec 7
  114. 114Appointment of a constable with power. scanDec 7
  115. 115Appointment of Robert W. Healy as City Manager, effective immediately. (Wylie) scanDec 14
  116. 116PLACED ON FILE UNDER RULE NINETEEN - appointment of Donna Cameron as Acting Director of Recreation. scanDec 14
  117. 117Appointment of two constables with power scanDec 21
  118. 75Oath of office of Marjorie Bakken as a member on the Commission on the Status of Women. scanJul 27
  119. 76Oath of office of Sybil Hendrickson as a member on the Commission on the Status of Women. scanJul 27
  120. 77Oath of office of Josephine Polk-Matthews as a member on the Commission on the Status of Women. scanJul 27
  121. 78Oath of office of Mary Rogier as a member on the Commission on the Status of Women. scanJul 27
  122. 79Retirement of Charles Sprague as Superintendent of Buildings effective July 30, 1981 and provisional appointment of Joseph Cellucci. scanAug 3
  123. 80Appointment of Herbert P. Powers as Assistant Superintendent of Cemetery of the City of Cambridge for approval of the surety. scanAug 3
  124. 81Constable bond of Gordon Murray for approval of the surety. scanAug 3
  125. 82Constable bond of Kevin J. Roscoe for approval of the surety. scanAug 3
  126. 83Appointment of three constables with power. scanAug 3
  127. 84Oath of office of Mary Rogier as a member on the Commission on the Status of Women. scanAug 5
  128. 85Ms. Maria A. Imparato as Acting Director of Rent Control scanSep 14
  129. 86Appt. of Joanne Duhl as a member of Rent Control Board scanSep 14
  130. 87Appt. of R. Angier and T. Floerchinger to Camb. Arts Council scanSep 14
  131. 88Appt. of Constable with power Michael Stanley scanSep 14
  132. 89Constable Bond of Michael Stanley scanSep 21
  133. 90Notification of the appointment of eight persons to the Comm. for Human Services. scanSep 21
  134. 91Comm: from Mayor Duehay transmitting nitification of the appointment of a committee concerning business education. scanSep 21
  135. 92Appt. con Constable with power Ordway P. Burden scanSep 21
  136. 93Appt. of Charles Kahedirian as a Public Weigher scanSep 28
  137. 94Notification of appointment of four persons to serve on a Study Committee establishment of a Neighborhood Conservation District. scanSep 28
  138. 95Appointment to the Cambridge Board of Survey scanSep 28
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  162. 119Appointment of James J. O'Brien as a Deputy Collector of taxes for approval of the surety. scanDec 28
  163. 120Bond received from Charles J. Crowley as a Deputy Collector for Taxes for approval of the surety. scanDec 28
  164. 121Oath of office of Arlene McDonald as a Dog Officer. scanSep 1
  165. 122Oath of of[?] office Robert L. Ellis as a Police Lieutenant. scanSep 1
  166. 123Oath of office of John J. Walsh as a Police Lieutenant. scanSep 1
  167. 124Oath of office of Donald E. Carney as a Police Lieutenant. scanSep 1
  168. 125Oath of office of William D. Cummings as a Police Lieutenant. scanSep 1
  169. 126Oath of office of Jane Peyrouse as a member of the Commission on the Status of Women. scanSep 10

Ordinances

59 actions · № 1–59
  1. 1PASSED TO BE ORDAINED - Comm. from Councillor David Sullivan transmitting a proposed amendment to the General Ordinances in Chapter One, Section 1-17 entitled "PUBLICATION OF CODE AND UPDATES". scanJan 5
  2. 2Order- re: amending the fine schedule for the False Alarm Signals. (Wylie) scanJan 26
  3. 3PASSED TO BE ORDAINED AS AMENDED - False Alarm Ordinance. scanJan 26
  4. 4PLACED ON FILE DUE TO EXPIRATION OF TIME LIMIT- petition of the Planning Board for zoning amendment to add a new section entitled "Accessory Apartment"; scanJan 26
  5. 5Pertaining to the proposed ordinance increasing taxi fares. scanFeb 23
  6. 6PASSED TO BE ORDAINED - petition of C.A.T.Q., Ambassador-Brattle and Cambridge Taxi Company requesting an increase in the taxi rates. scanFeb 23
  7. 7PASSED TO BE ORDAINED - extending the existing temporary development moratorium to June 30, 1981. scanFeb 2
  8. 8PASSED TO BE ORDAINED- Proposed amendment to the General Ordinances of the City of Cambridge to add at the end of section 2-147 a new subsection entitled "Establishment of Neighborhood Conservation Districts and Protected Landmarks". scanMar 23
  9. 9FAILED OF ORDINATION - Techncal[?] amendment scanApr 13
  10. 10PASSED TO BE ORDAINED - proposed amendment to extend the deadline for the Energy Commission to submit an Energy Plan from March 15, 1981 to July 1, 1981. scanApr 27
  11. 11PASSED TO BE ORDAINED AS AMENDED - DNA Ordinance. scanApr 27
  12. 12Proposed amendment to the Zoning Ordinances and the Kendall Square Urban Renewal Plan. scanMay 4
  13. 13D. D.Sullivan re: Ordinance be referred to Committe on Rent Control re: condo amendment scanMay 4
  14. 14Planning Board Recommendation on the petition to rezone the Portland Street area. scanMay 18
  15. 15Petition of Preston Hoyt, et al in opposition to the proposed condo ordinance. scanMay 18
  16. 16Comm. from tenants of 3 Concord Avenue re: the proposed amendment to the Condo Ordinance. scanMay 18
  17. 17Comm. from Trustees of Bay State Condo Trust re: proposed amendment to Ordinance No. 945 & support of the halting of criminal prosecutions by the Rent Control Board. scanMay 18
  18. 18Comm. from Rev. G. Stewart Barns in opposition to the present condominium ordinance & amendments to make it less flexible. scanMay 18
  19. 19PASSED TO BE ORDAINED AS AMENDED "Off Street Parking and Loading Requirements". scanMay 18
  20. 20FAILED OF ORDINATION-Amendment to the Hours Section of the Massage Parlor Ordinance. scanJun 15
  21. 21PASSED TO BE ORDAINED-Amendment to Chapter Five of the General Ordinance re: Fee Schedules for the Building Department. scanJun 15
  22. 22PASSED TO BE ORDAINED-Increase fees and charges for certain permits and documents in the City Clerk's Office. scanJun 15
  23. 23C. Crane re: uniformed officers are notified of the ordinance amendment allowing arrest without warrant. scanJun 15
  24. 24C. Graham re: Assistant City Manager for Public Safety be established by ordinance. scanJun 15
  25. 25C. Vellucci re: ordinance preparation to prohibit the giving away of free sample cigarettes in the City of Cambridge. scanJun 15
  26. 26Order re: City to acquire the parcel designated as Area 4 re: zoning petition submitted by Rosemarie Quinton, et al. (D. Sullivan) scanJun 22
  27. 27[struck through] PLACED ON FILE C. Crane re: deleting the Part Two from the Department Heads salary ordinance. scanJun 1
  28. 28Reconsideration filed by Councillor Walter Sullivan on the Condo Ordinance. scanJun 29
  29. 29[struck through] Petition of Rev. Aiden Ward, Pastor Apostolic Pentecostal Church re: banner across Mass. Avenue for Annual Gospel Tent Crusade. scanJun 29
  30. 30Councillor Wylie re: proposed amendment to the Zoning Ordinances re: C1A Tract 4 of the Wellington-Harrington Urban Renewal Area. scanJun 29
  31. 31Councillor Walter Sullivan re: amending the Wellington-Harrington Zoning Ordinance by striking out designation Residence C-1 and inserting in place Residence C-1A. scanJun 29
  32. 32Councillor Walter Sullivan re: amending Condo ordinance. scanJun 29
  33. 33City Solicitor's letter to Judge Feloney re: applications for criminal complaints pending before the Clerk's office for violations to City Ordinance # 926. scanJun 29
  34. 34Proposed zoning change & urban renewal plan change for Tract Number 4 Wellington-Harrington Urban Renewal Plan. scanJun 29
  35. 35Comm. from Councillor D. Sullivan re: Committee on Rent Control transmitting a report of said committee for a meeting held on May 13, 1981. scanJun 29
  36. 36Comm from Councillor David Sullivan re: proposed amendment to the Rent Control Committee report on Rental Housing Removal Ordinance Amendments. scanJun 29
  37. 37Planning Board petition on Cambridgeport Industrial Area. scanJun 29
  38. 38Petition of the Planning Board to Rezone the Portland Street Area. and planned amendment for Wellington - Harrington Plan scanJun 29
  39. 39C. W. Sullivan re: amendment to Chapter 13 entitled "Offenses" Re; ARREST WITHOUT WARRANT scanJun 29
  40. 40C. W. Sullivan amendment to the Security Alarms Ordinance. scanJun 29
  41. 41M. Duehay re: Amendment to Ordinance Number 928 entitled "Cambridge Consumer Advisory Commission in Section Three entitled"Meetings" scanJun 29
  42. 42Proposed amendments to the Demolition Ordinance of the Historical Commission scanJun 29
  43. 43Petition of John M. Woolsey 16 Chauncy Place et al re: "Accessory Apartment". scanJun 29
  44. 44Order re: deleting the Part Two from the Department Heads Salary Ordinance. scanJun 29
  45. 45Comm. from the Planning Board resubmitting the proposed amendment to the Text of the Zoning Ordinances by adopting a series of individual technical amendments. scanJun 29
  46. 46PLACED ON FILE DUE TO EXPIRATION OF TIME LIMIT - Petition of Rosemarie Quinton, 5 Newton St., et al, for an amendment to the Zoning Ordinances of the City of Cambridge by striking out the designation Business B and Industry B and substituting in place thereof the designation Business B-1 in the Cambridgeport area. scanJul 14
  47. 47Ordinance on the petition of the City Council to rezone the area bounded by Cedar St., Harvey St., Westley Ave. & MBTA rail lines scanSep 14
  48. 48"Connection of Private Fire Alarm Systems to Cambridge Fire Alarm System" - Referred to Ordinance Committee scanSep 14
  49. 49Zoning Ordinances for a special overlay district for the Simplex area Development. — See Ordinances — 1982 scanSep 14
  50. 50Attached proposed ordinance be referred to Comm. on Ordinances for hearing and report ( C. D. Sullivan) - distribution of smoking materials[?] Ref to 1982 City Council - See 1982 - Ordinances. Reset to the ordinances[?] scanSep 21
  51. 51Final Report on Proposed Fort Washington Historic District submitted Cambridge Historical Commission. scanSep 28
  52. 52Petition of the City Council to rezone the area bounded by Cedar, Harvey and Westley Avenue. scanSep 28
  53. 53C. W. Sullivan order re: 36-42 Linnaean St. and 4-6 Washington Avenue re certain tenants within these buildings. — Failed of adoption. scanOct 26
  54. 54Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk re:One Percent Art Ordinance scanNov 16
  55. 55Re: animal experimentation lab at premises numbered 100 Inman Street. scanNov 16
  56. 56Resolution C. VELLUCCI RESOLUTIONS PERTAINING TO CERTAIN TENANTS OF 36-42 LINNAEAN STREET AND 4-6WASHINGTON AVENUE, CAMBRIDGE, MA. scanNov 23
  57. 57PLACED ON FILE DUE TO EXPIRATION OF TIME LIMIT AFTER AGREEMENT ADOPTED AS AMENDED TO INCLUDE LOW AND MODERATE HOUSING- petition of the City Council to amend Zoning Ordinances of the City of Cambridge providing for a residence C-1A District in the Portland Street area. scanDec 7
  58. 58C. Vellucci order re: proposed amendment of Ordinance No. 849 entitled "Offenses Against Public Health" br referred to City Council 1982-1983 scanDec 28
  59. 59Re: a proposed amendment to Chapter 20 of the Code of the City of Cambridge, entitled "Weights and Measures" scanDec 21

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