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1982

1,365 council actions · 1,365 linked to the city's scans · 5 sections

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The clerk's sections and numbering, as written in the 1982 index volume. [?] marks an uncertain reading; ⤳ marks a numbering jump. scan opens the city's PDF.

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600 actions · № 1–770
  1. 1C. Russell, Clinton, Danehy, Graham, Walter Sullivan, David Sullivan and Vellucci re: contributions by the various members of the business and academic communities in making the Inaugural Ceremonies of the City Council such a success. scanJan 4
  2. 2C. Wylie order re: City Council go on record accepting the invitation of Susanne Simpson, et al, to film "Eight Minutes to Midnight scanJan 11
  3. 3C. Danehy and C. W. Sullivan order re: resolutions on Clayton Haley. scan—
  4. 4C. W. Sullivan re: Committee of three to be appointed resolutions on James F. Rice, Chief City Engineer scan—
  5. 5C. Russell re: resolutions on Detective Ed. McNulty scan—
  6. 6Comm from the Caldicott Project re Film A Portrait of Dr. Caldicott" scan—
  7. 7Comm. ffom C. Wylie re Amnesty International Subcommittee RE: Djibouti scan—
  8. 8DPU Public Hearing February 9,11, and 16, 1982 at 10:00A.M. 100 Camb. St.,Boston re rates & charges within Dept. scan—
  9. 9Notice of public hearings from DPU Feb. 2,1982 at 10:00 A.M. 100 Camb. St. Boston re regulations of security deposits. scan—
  10. 10Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk re "AN ACT RELATIVE TO THE PROCEDURES FOR DISPOSITION OF CERTAIN LAND OF THE COMMONWEALTH LOCATED IN THE CITY OF CAMBRIDGE. scan—
  11. 11Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting comm. from John J. Gunther, Exec. Dir.,Federal City Reporter, re: recommdations by the White House re: Aging re: to federal policies for older Americans. scan—
  12. 12Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk re Comm from John J. Gunther, Exec. Dir, Federal City Reporter Re. proposed cuts by Dept. of Agriculture in Summer Food Program scan—
  13. 13Resignation of Conrad Fagone as Commissioner of Public Works scan—
  14. 14Response to Council Order No. 2 of Nov. 23, 1982 re: assignment of Police Officer at Cushing and Belmont Sts. scan—
  15. 15Comm from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk transmitting an advance copy "AN ACT AUTHORIZING THE GRANTING OF AN EASEMENT OVER CERTAIN WATER SUPPLY LAND OF THE CITY OF CAMBRIDGE LOCATED IN WALTHAM TO GTE LABS., INCORPORATED FOR ACCESSPURPOSES. scan—
  16. 16Comm from William J. Gartland, Jr., Dir. Office of Recombinant DNA Activities, Dept. of Health and Human Services, Re: proposed revisions of NIH Guidelines for Recombinant DNA Research. scan—
  17. 17Re: response to Council Order No. 11 of December 7,1981 re: legislation which would allow the City Council stronger control over buses, vans, etc. oper. through the CitY scanJan 11
  18. 18C. Wylie re: UN Working Group enforced or Involuntary "DISAPPEARANCES" scanJan 11
  19. 19Comm. from Lester Cohen, with regard to tenants of 11 Everett St. scanJan 11
  20. 20Comm. from Walter Milne, Spec. Asst. MIT re: Fort Washington scanJan 11
  21. 21Comm. from Robert Withey re: Ha 'Penny and Ferdinand's Rest. scanJan 11
  22. 22Comm. from Michael A. Sullivan re 1000 Mass. Ave. scanJan 11
  23. 23Comm. from C. Wylie re: Proclamations from Utah and Salt Lake City re: nuclear warfare. scanJan 11
  24. 24Comm. from C. Nickerson, Pres, Middlesex County Farm Burear re: FY Budget '83 scanJan 11
  25. 25Comm. from J. Bellissimo, Pres. CPD, re: Prop 2½ scanJan 11
  26. 26Comm. from Nancy Foster, Boston reg. Off. of the Mass. Easter Seals re: Easter Seals Camp. scanJan 11
  27. 27Comm. from M. Lombardi, re: jail facilities at E. Cambridge scanJan 11
  28. 28Re: response to Awaiting Report Item # 8 re: proposed lease agreement with Federal Ex. Corp. for outdoor drop boxes. scanJan 11
  29. 29Re: City Co ncil Order No. 11 of January 11,1982 re: Bioran Labs. scanJan 11
  30. 30Re: Awaiting Report Item No. 11 re: removal of the dire hydrant at Chester St. and Mass . Ave scanJan 11
  31. 31C. Graham re: funding request for support of the opening of E. Camb. Jail which may be made by Middlesex County Adv. Bd. scanJan 11
  32. 32C. Vellucci re: formulation of strategy dealing with Prop 2½ for placement on special election ballot. scanJan 11
  33. 33C. D. Sullivan, re: resolutions on Phillip Pierce family scanJan 11
  34. 34C. W. Sullivan re: Resolutions on Det. Chief Andrew R. Murphy scanJan 25
  35. 35C. Duehay order re: report on alternative possibilities for uniform lighting on property under MDC jurisdiction re: using 1907 acorn type lighting. scanJan 25
  36. 36C. W. Sullivan and C.Russell re: resolutions on Conrad Fagone, Comm. of Public Works scanJan 25
  37. 37C. Russell and C.W. Sullivan re: resolutions on James F. Rice, City Engineer. scanJan 25
  38. 38C. Graham order re: a conference be held on a nuclear arms freeze and disarmarment in April at CHLS scanJan 25
  39. 39C.W.Sullivan re: resolutions on Agnes Hill scanJan 25
  40. 40C.Russell and C.W.Sullivan re: resolutions on Daniel J. Hayes,Sr. scanJan 25
  41. 41C. Wylie re: resolutions on nuclear warfare and strategic arms negotations with the Soviet Union. scanJan 25
  42. 42C. Duehay order re: budget reduction by the Fed. Gov. in the area of human services re: disapproval of the City's grant application entitled "Comprehensive Health Centers Program". scanJan 25
  43. 43C. Duehay re: resolutions on the Thanksgiving feast at 33 Dunster Street., for the elderly scanJan 25
  44. 44Comm. from Robert M. Neer,M.D. Chairman Camb. Bodhazards Comm. re: proposed changes in the NIH Guidelines re: recombinant DNA scanJan 25
  45. 45Comm from Byron J. Matthews, Sec., Exec. Office of Comm & Dev. re: 1981-1982 Fuel Assistant Program. scanJan 25
  46. 46Comm. From Assoc. Grantmakers of Mass.,Inc. transmitting a copy of the final report on the Just-A-Start Corp. scanJan 25
  47. 47Comm. from Robert V. Greco, Gen Counsel, State Ethics Comm. re: policy of said Comm. re: violations of Sec. 20 of the GL,C268A re: conflict of interest law. scanJan 25
  48. 48Comm. from C. Wylie, Chairman, Amenesty International Sub-Comm., re: resolution re: possible human rights violation in Malawi scanJan 25
  49. 49Comm. from Stephen H.Baird re: increase in street performance permits fees. scanJan 25
  50. 50Re: Proposed Home Rule Legislation which would enable the City to regulate certain common carriers scanFeb 1
  51. 51C. Wylie order re: Possible human rights violations in Sudan scanFeb 1
  52. 52C. Graham order re: amendment to Order No. 4 of Dec. 14, '81 re: relations between the U.S. and Soviet Union re: nuclear arms race. scanFeb 1
  53. 53C. Clinton order re: name of the Dept. Head designated to meet with the Taxi Industry. scanFeb 1
  54. 54Comm. from Eileen McGaughey, Sec. Board of Zoning Appeal Re: election of officers to said board. scanFeb 1
  55. 55Comm. from Hayden Fry, Univ of Iowa re: Council resolution on team member Ed. Sullivan. scanFeb 1
  56. 56Comm. from M. N. St.Clair, Sec. Exec. Off. of Energy Resources transmitting an agenda for workshop re: heating and cooling scan—
  57. 57Comm. from Congressman E.J.Markey re: congressional efforts to develop a policy for nuclear waste disposal. scan—
  58. 58Response to Awaiting Report Item No. 10 re: legal fees paid to outside counsel. scan—
  59. 59Re: response to Awaiting Report No. 3 re: status of Winthrop St whether public or private way. scan—
  60. 60Re: Awaiting Report Item No. 9 re: residential parking stickers. scan—
  61. 61Re: copy of the City's Equal Employment Opportunity report as of July,1981 scan—
  62. 62Re: Awaiting Report Item NO. 7 - discontinuance of Mass. Dept. lines on state highway numbered routes scan—
  63. 63C. Danehy re: "rodent problems" caused by the MBTA Red Line Cons. Project. scanFeb 22
  64. 64Vice-Mayor Russell re: resolutions be prepared on Brigadier. Gen. John F. Cremens scan—
  65. 65Vice-Mayor Russell order re: Preparation of suitable resolutions on the North Cambridge Catholic High Basketball Team scan—
  66. 66C. Walter Sullivan re: Proclamation of the period of April 1-3 1982 as "Henry Wadsworth Longfellow Week" scan—
  67. 67C. Graham order re: Confirmation of support for Rent Control 1982-1983 scan—
  68. 68C. Duehay & C. Graham order re: Removal from public access of the list of draft registrants. scan—
  69. 69C. W. Sullivan re: resolutions on Ralph Fantasia scan—
  70. 70Vice-Mayor Russell re: Resolutions on Calire M. McDonough. scan—
  71. 71C. Danehy & C. W. Sullivan re: resolutions on Clayton Haley scan—
  72. 72Mayor Vellucci order re: Dir. of the Animal Comm. to appear at the March 8,1982 Council Meeting scan—
  73. 73C. Graham order re: MIT to conduct study of the Rent Control Bd. Adm re: improved services and efficiency. scan—
  74. 74C. Clinton re: resolutions on Thomas O'Regan scanFeb 22
  75. 75C. Duehay re: Proclamation of the week of Feb. 7-13, 1982 as Vocational Education Week in Camb. scanFeb 22
  76. 76C. Graham re: resolutions on Myrtie Qualls scanFeb 22
  77. 77C. Graham re: resolutions on Stanley Dottin scanFeb 22
  78. 78C. Graham re: resolutions on Dudley Johnson scanFeb 22
  79. 79C. D. Sullivan order re: only neighborhood assoc. that are directly concerned be notified of curb cut applications scanFeb 22
  80. 80Comm from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting a copy of a statistical report on the CRLS Clinic scanFeb 22
  81. 81DPU Public Hearing on March 4, 1982 at 10:00AM, 100 Camb. St. Boston re propOsed regulations on advertising expenditures incurred by gas or electric Companies scanFeb 22
  82. 82Comm. from Anne Higgins, Special Asst. to Pres. Reagan acknowledging resolutions sent to him by the Council scanFeb 22
  83. 83Comm from L. Coleman re: film "The War Game" scanFeb 22
  84. 84Comm. from Mayor Vellucci re rent and eviction controls in Camb. scanFeb 22
  85. 85Comm. from Mayor Vellucci re: open letter to Superintendent of School scanFeb 22
  86. 86Response to Order #2 of Jan. 11, 1982 re: incinerator at Jeff. Park. scanFeb 22
  87. 87Report from the Police Dept. re: break-ins at CRLS scanFeb 22
  88. 88Classification Workshops being held by the State Dept. of Revenue scanFeb 22
  89. 89Notice of the Rent Control Board of new hours for hearing examiners. scanFeb 22
  90. 90Re: report from Water Dept. re: Sodium content scanFeb 22
  91. 91Re: Awaiting Report Items #5 and 6 regarding the sale of the unused back lot at 2050-2070 Mass. Ave. scanFeb 22
  92. 92C. Danehy re: Resolutions on the investigation conducted by the Police Dept. in connection with break ins and vandalism at CRIS. scanMar 8
  93. 93C. Duehay order re: traffic circulation study of the high school area and possible placement of traffic signs in and around the area. scanMar 8
  94. 94Mayor Vellucci order re: referring the hearing on Whitehead Inst. to the City Council Committee on Housing and Land Development scanMar 8
  95. 95C. Wylie order re: scheduling of a public hearing for March 22,'82 re: allegations of James Packer into the conduct of various police officers. scanMar 8
  96. 96Mayor Vellucci re: Proposed order for consideration by the City Council re: Special Election to be held on Tuesday, April 13, '82 scanMar 8
  97. 97Mayor Vellucci order re: Proclaming the week of Marcy 7-13, 1982 as "National Girl Scout Week in Cambridge". scanMar 8
  98. 98C. Duehay order re: Adoption of the 1980-1981 Rules of Procedures for the years 1982-1983 scanMar 8
  99. 99C. Danehy order re: naming the "Primary Care Unit" at the Camb. Hospital after Dr. Charles Brusch. scanMar 8
  100. 100Mayor Vellucci re: Proclamation of the month of March as "National Nutrition Month" scanMar 8
  101. 101C. Duehay re: establishment of Riverbend Park between Western Avenue & Fresh Pond Parkway on Sunday & Holidays from 9:00 a.m. to sunset during the summer months scanMar 8
  102. 102Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting comm. from Lorraine Delaney, Pres. Camb. Traf. Super. Assoc. re financial assistance for a banquet for elementary school participants in Safety Patrol scanMar 8
  103. 103Comm. from Congressman Edward Markey requesting Council support of a resolution regarding the reduction of nuclear arms to be introduced on Wednesday March 10, 1982 scanMar 8
  104. 104Comm. from Wattie Taylor re: invitation to "A Celebration of Life" scanMar 8
  105. 105Comm. from Edward F. DeLuca, Pres, Camb. Comm of Elders, Inc. Re. strong rent & eviction controls and condo conversion regulations. scanMar 8
  106. 106Comm from Marion A. Donahue, 33 Concord Ave. expressing appreciation for replacement of sign honoring J. J. Donahue scanMar 8
  107. 107Comm. from Ginger Gay, Dir. of the Animal Commission re: the Pound Seizure Law. scanMar 8
  108. 108Comm. from Mayor Vellucci transmitting comm. from Sen. E. Kennedy extending his congratulations to the CC for their unanimous selection of a Mayor for the 1982-1983 term scanMar 8
  109. 109RE: response to Awaiting Report Item No. 5 re: possibilities for uniform lighting on property under MDC jurisdiction scanMar 8
  110. 110Re. response to Awaiting Report Item No. 11 re. defacement of Walls at the Central sq. Library & the Parking Garage. scanMar 8
  111. 111Re: response to Awaiting Report Item No. 6 re: sample ballot for upcoming Election to be held on April 13, 1982 scanMar 8
  112. 112Re: Comm. from the Dir. of Vet. Benefits recommending support of two bills filed with the House of Rep. Re: reimbursement of Vet. Benefits scanMar 8
  113. 113Comm. from Neil Rohr, requesting a hearing before the Council re: proposed Whitehead Institute scanMar 8
  114. 114Re: response to Awaiting Report Item No. 9 regarding the deductibility of a portion of the water & sewer charges on taxpayers federal income tax returns. scanMar 8
  115. 115Comm. from William J. St. Hilaire, Reg. Environmental Eng. re: Watter Supply and sodium content. scanMar 8
  116. 116Comm. from Atty. Richard A. Gordon re: request of Clinical Assays Co. for Council Approval for the construction of a walkway over Vassar St. at premises numbered 600-620 Memorial Drive scanMar 8
  117. 117Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting comm. from Comm Sturges, Board of Election Comm. re: draft of suggested language for the upcoming Special Election. scanMar 8
  118. 118C. Graham order re: scheduling a public hearing to discuss the Cable T.V. report re: construction feasibility. scanMar 8
  119. 119Comm. from Payless Car Rental System, announcing opening at 489 Concord Avenue. — SKIPPED NUMBERS 120-199 — scanMar 15
  120. ⤳numbering jumps 119 → 200 — the clerk's own discontinuity, confirmed against scans—
  121. 200C. Clinton order re: Public hearing be conducted on allegations of James Packer against members of the Police Dept. one week after the Internals Affairs Dept. investigation. scanMar 15
  122. 201C.W. Sullivan re: resolutions on Frank Totino scanMar 15
  123. 202C.W. Sullivan order re: resolutions on Det. Harry Fleming scanMar 15
  124. 203C.W. Sullivan re: resolutions on Frances "Mickey" Frassa. scanMar 15
  125. 204C. Wylie order re: resolutions on possible human rights violations in Pakistan as submitted by the Amnesty International Subcommittee. scanMar 15
  126. 205C.W. Sullivan re: resolutions on the Jewish War Veterans Post #35 scanMar 15
  127. 206Vice-Mayor Russell and C. Danehy re: resolutions on the Matignon High School Hockey Team. scanMar 15
  128. 207C. Duehay order re: School Committee to report during the Finance Committee hearings Re; utilization by Cambridge residents of the War Memorial, Field House and the newly constructed parking Garage scanMar 15
  129. 208C.D. Sullivan order re: Rent Control Ombudsperson be appointment as required by Chapter 23 Section 2 of the City Code. scanMar 15
  130. 209Comm. from James H. Packer, Hearing Examiner, Camb. Rent Control Board requesting a hearing before the Council re: incident involving the Camb. Police Dept. scanMar 15
  131. ⤳numbering jumps 209 → 300 — the clerk's own discontinuity, confirmed against scans—
  132. 300Comm from Mayor Vellucci entitled "Housing Initiatives of the Mayor 1982-1983 - "An Overview" scan—
  133. 301Comm. From Mayor Vellucci re: pending lawsuit in Federal District Court involving the Camb. School Dept. and Camb. Teachers Assoc. scan—
  134. 302Comm. from Charles G. Faggas, Parish Treas. St. Constantine & Helen Greek Orthodox Church re: display of a car at the Central Sq. Mall during their Annual Three Day Festival in August. scan—
  135. 303Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting comm. from Bernard Connors, 25 Decatur St. requesting a public hearing re: psychiatric admittance customs at Camb. City Hosp. scan—
  136. 304Re: response to Awaiting Report Item No. 5 re: relocation of the Methodone Clinic in Central Sq. scan—
  137. 305Public meeting by the Planning Bd. to be held on March 1, 1982 at 7:30 P.M. re: possible inclusionary Housing Zoning Amendment. scan—
  138. 306Re: copy of the 1981 Annual Report of the Camb. Consumer Adv. Comm. scan—
  139. 307re: Comm. from MIT on the development of the old Simplex property scan—
  140. 308Order - resolution on District Deputy Alfred R. Gerardin (Danehy & VM Russell) scanMar 22
  141. 309Resolutions on Rudolph R. Russo (W. Sullivan) scanMar 22
  142. 310Resolutions on Francis Carney (W. Sullivan) scanMar 22
  143. 311Resolutions on Sylvester Queen (Graham & W. Sullivan) scanMar 22
  144. 312Resolutions on Dr. James W. Hester (W. Sullivan) scanMar 22
  145. 313Order-re: proclamation of March 14-20, 1982 as "National Employ the Older Worker Week" in Cambridge. (M.Vellucci) scanMar 22
  146. 314Order favoring the filing of legislation entitled AN ACT AUTHORIZING THE CITY OF CAMBRIDGE TO CHARGE CERTAIN FEES FOR LICENSES FOR AUTOMATIC AMUSEMENT DEVICES. (D. Sullivan & Duehay) scanMar 22
  147. 315Order- re: Comm. on Ordinances conduct a hearing re: policy regarding tenants who live in "hybrid" buildings who wish to purchase their own units. - PLACED ON FILE UNDER RULE 19 scanMar 22
  148. 316Comm. from Russell B. Higley, City Solicitor re: guidelines regarding the conduct of William G. Maher who is seeking election to the State Senate. scanMar 22
  149. 317Comm. from James F. O"leary, Gen. Mgr., the MBTA relative to progress made by the MBTA's management to improve their efficiency and productivity. scanMar 22
  150. 318Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting comm. from the Food for Free Commitee re: free concert by "Food Not Bombs" on Sunday, May 2, 1982. scanMar 22
  151. 319Comm. from Sen. Edward Kennedy & Congressman Markey re: mutual freeze on the further production and testing of nuclear weaponry by the US and the Soviet Union. scanMar 22
  152. 320Petition of Martin Annis, Pres., American Science & Engineering Inc., for legal change of address to "Fort Washington, Cambridge MA" of the premises numbered 178-200 Sidney St. and 6=24 Allston St. scanMar 22
  153. 321Report on the inspection of the Quincy House Cafeteria at Harvard Univ. scanMar 22
  154. 322The Barron Report on the Cambridge Office Space Market. scanMar 22
  155. 323Response to Awaiting Report Item # 5 re: the compilation of a list of individuals who own City gas cards or receive gas reimbursement. scanMar 22
  156. 324Resolutions on Police Officers James Dwyer and John Carbone, EMT's Professional Ambulance and George Delaney. (W. Sullivan) scanMar 29
  157. 325Order-re: general problems of condominium conversion Re: 36-38-40-42 Linnaean Street and 4-6 Washington Avenue. (Vice-Mayor Russell) scanMar 29
  158. 326Resolutions opposing additional reductions in MBTA service. (D. Sullivan) scanMar 29
  159. 327Order-re: Declaration of June 12, 1982 as "Preventive Evacuation Day". (Wylie & Graham) scanMar 29
  160. 328Resolutions on John Hallice. (W. Sullivan) scanMar 29
  161. 329Response to Awaiting Report Item No. 8 regarding the proposed Whitehead Institute in Kendall Square. scanMar 29
  162. 330Re: request for a hearing before the Council to discuss the Fresh Pond Reservation & Watershed Vegetative Management Plan. scanMar 29
  163. 331Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting comm. from Rep. Nicholas Mavroules Re: a resolution filed in the House of Representatives in connection with the Global 2000 Study by the federal government. scanMar 29
  164. 332Notice of a public hearing from the DPU to be held on April 13, 1982 at 10:00 a.m. at 100 Cambridge Street, Boston Re: rates and charges by the Western Union Telegraph Company. scanMar 29
  165. 333Comm. from Mrs. Thaddeus Beal in appreciation of resolutions adopted by the City Council in behalf of her late husband. scanMar 29
  166. 334Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting notice of a commemorative service for Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., on Monday, April 5, 1982 at 7:30 p.m. at Marsh Chapel, Boston University. scanMar 29
  167. 335Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting comm. from Joseph R. Plati, Div. Staff Mgr. of Taxes, New England Telephone & Telegraph Company enclosing the 1981 Annual Report of said company. scanMar 29
  168. 336Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting comm. from Merton L. Ward and Muriel Ward Re: proposed inter-faith, non-profit bookmobile to make inspirational literature available in the Cambridge area. scanMar 29
  169. 337Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting comm. from Sen. Paul Tsongas Re: in appreciation of resolutions sent to him by the City Council on strategic arms reductions with the Soviet Union. scanMar 29
  170. 338Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting comm. from Mrs. Anne E. Butler in protest of discontinuing the Bookmobile. scanMar 29
  171. 339Re: Special Election Notice relative to Prop. 2½ and three orders, two placing the questions on the ballot and the third calling for a Special Election to be held April 13, 1982. scanMar 29
  172. 340Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting comm. from Nicholas Ragno, Cmdr., East Cambridge VFW Post 3273 requesting available space for $1.00 a year at the proposed garage facility to be built at First & Thorndike Streets. scanApr 5
  173. 341Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting comm. from Michael Joseph Connolly, Sec. of State Re: resumption by the Secretary of State's Office of the publication of the Central Register. scanApr 5
  174. 342Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting comm. from Barry Q. White, 36 Union Street Re: increasing the Animal Commission staff to deal with various problems created by animals running loose. scanApr 5
  175. 343Notice of a public hearing from the DPU to be held on April 22, 1982 at 10:00 a.m. at 100 Cambridge St., Boston Re: rates & charges by the Cambridge Electric Light Company. scanApr 5
  176. 344Notice of a public hearing from the DPU to be held on April 27, 1982 at 10:00 a.m. at 100 Cambridge St., Boston Re: petition of New England Cable TV Associates, Inc., for the adoption of regulations to provide CATV Services. scanApr 5
  177. 345Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting comm. from Rep. Edward J. Markey, Re: legislation to discourage auto theft. scanApr 5
  178. 346Resolutions on the recent NCAA Basketball Championship and the performance of Patrick Ewing. (W. Sullivan) scanApr 5
  179. 347Order-re: Scheduling of a public hearing to be held April 26, 1982 at 6:30 p.m. at the regularly scheduled Council Meeting Re: conversion of street lights to sodium vapor. (Wylie) scanApr 5
  180. 348Resolutions on Constantine C. Samalis. (W. Sullivan) scanApr 5
  181. 349Resolutions on Officer Woodrow "Woody" Curtis. (Russell) scanApr 5
  182. 350Resolutions endorsing Senate Bill No. 914 regarding the prohibition of the sale & ownership of short-barrel pistols and revolvers. (D. Sullivan) scanApr 5
  183. 351Resolutions on Frederick Carter. (Graham) scanApr 5
  184. 352Resolutions on Rose St. George. (W. Sullivan) scanApr 5
  185. 353Re: Re-inspection report of conditions at Quincy House, Harvard College. scanApr 5
  186. 354Re: response to Awaiting Report Item No. 12 regarding the discontinuance of the Bookmobile. scanApr 12
  187. 355Re: response to Awaiting Report Item No. 14, regarding the noise level of equipment at Formaggio's Restaurant located at 240-242 Huron Avenue. scanApr 12
  188. 356Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting comm. from Dean E. Fischer, Asst. Sec. for Public Affairs & Spokesman for the U.S. State Dept. Re: strategic arms control initiatives. scanApr 12
  189. 357Notice of a public hearing from the DPU to be held on May 4, 1982 at 10:00 a.m. at 100 Cambridge Street, Boston, Re: rates & charges by the New England Telephone & Telegraph Company. scanApr 12
  190. 358Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting comm. from L. Joyce Hampers, Commissioner, Dept. of Revenue Re: Chapter 44, Sec. 53E of the Mass. General Laws, regarding "offset receipts". scanApr 12
  191. 359Comm. from Mayor Vellucci announcing the Senior Citizen Picnic Party to be held August 19, 1982 at Harvard University and the Golden Age Party to be held at MIT on June 2, 1982. scanApr 12
  192. 360Resolutions on Reverend LeRoy Attles. (Vellucci) scanApr 12
  193. 361Resolutions proclaiming the month of May as "Knights of Columbus Month". (W. Sullivan) scanApr 12
  194. 362Resolutions on William J. "Billy" Kervick. (W. Sullivan) scanApr 12
  195. 363Resolutions on Detective Louise Darling. (Vice-Mayor Russell & W. Sullivan) scanApr 12
  196. 364Resolutions on Louis Martin Lyons. (W. Sullivan) scanApr 12
  197. 365Proclamation of the week of April 18-24, 1982 as "National YMCA Week". (Mayor Vellucci) scanApr 12
  198. 366Resolutions on the heroic efforts of three Cambridge elementary school students that saved the life of a school bus driver on April 1, 1982. (Clinton) scanApr 12
  199. 367Re: opposition to U.S. Senate Bill 2172 which prohibits cities and towns from owning and operating a Cable TV System. (Clinton) scanApr 12
  200. 368Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting comm. from Dr. Melvin Chalfen, Comm. of Health & Hospitals Re: various reports on psychiatric admittance procedures to the Cambridge Hospital. scanApr 26
  201. 369Notice of a public hearing from the DPU to be held on May 6, 1982 at 10:00 a.m. at 100 Cambridge Street, Boston Re: application of Cambridgeport Child Care Center, Inc. for a Limited Charter License. scanApr 26
  202. 370Comm. from Councillor Duehay, transmitting comm. from Mrs. Violet Jackson Re: returning prayer to the public schools. scanApr 26
  203. 371Notice of a public hearing from the DPU to be held May 6, 1982 at 10:00 a.m. at 100 Cambridge Street, Boston Re: petition of Boston Edison Co. for the issuance & sale of 300,000 shares of common stock. scanApr 26
  204. 372Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting comm. from Mayor Vellucci in conjunction with Patriots Day Celebrations. scanApr 26
  205. 373Re: Resolutions on David R. Vickery, Asst. City Manager for Community Development. (W. Sullivan) scanApr 26
  206. 374Resolutions on the Volunteer[?] Income Tax Assistance Program (VITA) sponsored by the Harvard Law School. (D. Sullivan) scanApr 26
  207. 375Resolutions on Ann Sheehan. (Russell, W. Sullivan, Danehy & Duehay) scanApr 26
  208. 376Order-re: Police Dept. to enforce truck travel regulations on Western Avenue on nights & weekends. (Wylie) scanApr 26
  209. 377Resolutions on School Crossing Guards at the elementary schools. (Vellucci) scanApr 26
  210. 378Re: supporting the May 1, 1982 MBTA Commuter Protest. (D. Sullivan) scanApr 26
  211. 379Proclamation of the week beginning May 9, 1982 as "Small Business Week". (Mayor Vellucci) scanApr 26
  212. 380Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting comm. from Victoria Pousette-Dart Re: request for a hearing before the Council on the installation of a power line at 31 Linnaean Street and a tree which was uprooted as a result. scanApr 26
  213. 381Order-re: City Electrician to hold in abeyance the further installation of sodium vapor lights until after consultation with neighborhood planning teams & affected residents and the scheduling of public hearings. (Wylie) scanApr 26
  214. 382Resolutions on Yolanda M. Cellucci. (W. Sullivan) scanApr 26
  215. 383Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting comm. from Al Lizanetz Re: current world conditions. scanApr 26
  216. 384Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting comm. from the family of the late Myrtle I. Qualls in acknowledgement of resolutions sent by the City Council. scanApr 26
  217. 385Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting comm. from Rep. Edward J. Markey Re: Council's support of a nuclear weapons freeze resolution he co-introduced in the House of Representatives. scanApr 26
  218. 386Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting comm. from Anne Haskins, 26 Kelley St. Re: possible closing of the Cambridge Public Library branch at Observatory Hill. scanApr 26
  219. 387Order-re: scheduling of a public hearing for April 26, 1982 to discuss recent events concerning 30 Norfolk Street. (D. Sullivan) scanApr 26
  220. 388Notice of a public hearing from the DPU to be held on May 14, 1982 at 10:00 a.m. at 100 Cambridge Street, Boston, Re: new Annual Return for all electric companies, adopted by said department. scanApr 26
  221. 389Notice of a public hearing from the DPU to be held on May 5, 1982 in the City Council Chamber, City Hall, Cambridge Re: rates & charges by the Cambridge Electric Light Co. scanApr 12
  222. 390Resolutions on John J. Toomey. (C.W. Sullivan) scanApr 12
  223. 391Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting a committee report from Councillor Thomas W. Danehy, Chairman, Committee on Health & Hospitals Re: proposed plans for renovation of the former nurses residence at 16 Camelia Avenue. scanApr 26
  224. 392Comm. from Fred Morgan, Massasoit Lodge # 129 & Juanita Temple # 31 inviting the Council to five days of festivities celebrating the burning of their mortgage commencing May 18, 1982 at 8:00 p.m. scanMay 3
  225. 393Comm. from Kristen Wainright, Greater Boston June 12th Campaign, requesting permission to solicit funds on May 8, 1982 to be used to subsidize bus fare for persons to attend the disarmament rally in New York on June 12, 1982. scanMay 3
  226. 394Notice of a public hearing by the DPU to be held May 18, 1982 at 7:30 p.m. at Lynn City Hall Re: rates & charges by Boston Gas Co. scanMay 3
  227. 395Notice of a public hearing by the DPU to be held May 6, 1982 at 7:00 p.m. at the Gardner Auditorium, the State House, Boston Re: application of Boston Edison, Co. for approval of their annual performance program. scanMay 3
  228. 396Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting comm. from Carl F. Barron Re: inclusionary housing requirements for residential, office & retail development. scanMay 3
  229. 397Re: opinion from the City Solicitor regarding license fees for Automatic Amusement Devices. scanMay 3
  230. 398Comm. from Nancy Foster, Field Rep. of the Mass. Easter Seal Society requesting that the Council identify physically disabled Cambridge children for the two-week Easter Seals summer camping experience this summer. scanMay 3
  231. 399Resolutions on Daniel Regan. (C.W. Sullivan) scanMay 3
  232. 400Resolutions on Vincent P. "Buddy" Clark. (Russell) scanMay 3
  233. 401Order-re: City Clerk to draft appropriate resolutions on the death of Police Chief Leo F. Davenport. (entire membership) scanMay 3
  234. 402Resolutions on Francis J. Nolan. (C.W. Sullivan) scanMay 3
  235. 403Order-re: a protrait to be commissioned of former Mayor Francis H. Duehay. (Vice-Mayor Russell) scanMay 3
  236. 404Order-re: City Clerk to draft resolutions on the death of Marvin Gilmore, Sr. (C.W. Sullivan) scanMay 3
  237. 405Order-re: inviting the Honorable Tokuma Utsunomiya to visit the City Council at its May 10, 1982 meeting to discuss mutual arms reductions. (Wylie) scanMay 3
  238. 406Order-re: granting authorization to Survival Education Fund, Inc., for a pedestrian "tag day" fund raising campaign on May 8, 1982 to help subsidize bus fare for participants in the June 12, 1982 Special Session on Disarmament at the UN. (Wylie) scanMay 3
  239. 407Resolutions on William Corcoran. (W. Sullivan) scanMay 10
  240. 408Resolutions on Tokuma Utsonomiya, Member of the House of Councillors of the National Diet of Japan. (C. Wylie & Graham) scanMay 10
  241. 409Resolutions on the death of Police Chief Leo F. Davenport. (the entire membership) scanMay 10
  242. 410Order-re: congratulating Mayor Vellucci for his efforts in the seniority vs. minority faculty retention case in Cambridge Schools. (C. Graham & Duehay) scanMay 10
  243. 411Order-re: City Clerk to draft resolutions on Marie Clark. (Russell) scanMay 10
  244. 412Resolutions on George Toolan, Sr. (W. Sullivan) scanMay 10
  245. 413Resolutions on Witold J. Pladqiewicz. (W. Sullivan) scanMay 10
  246. 414Order-re: appropriate resolutions be prepared on Dr. Herbert Sherwin. (W. Sullivan) scanMay 10
  247. 415Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting comm. from George F. Estery, Mgr., Garden Court Apt.'s regarding the Rent Control Board. scanMay 10
  248. 416Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting comm. from Rose St. George expressing her appreciation to the Council for resolutions adopted in her behalf. scanMay 10
  249. 417Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting comm. from Allan Korb, inviting the Council to attend a tribute to Marion & Bernard Rudolph to be held on June 6, 1982 at the Temple Beth Shalom, sponsored by the Cambridge VFW Post No. 35. scanMay 10
  250. 418Resolutions on Marvin Gilmore, Sr. (W. Sullivan) scanMay 17
  251. 419Resolutions on Bernard and Marion Rudolph. (W. Sullivan) scanMay 17
  252. 420Resolutions on Scott Russell Malcolm. (W. Sullivan) scanMay 17
  253. 421Petition from Concerned Residents of Gerry Street requesting permission to be heard by the Council Re: attempted demolition of a house at 5 Revere Street without a demolition permit. scanMay 17
  254. 422Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting comm. from George Yuse, Cambridge Redevelopment Authority Re: eligibility for Section 8 Housing Assistance Payments Program. scanMay 17
  255. 423Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting comm. from Arthur S. Goldberg, Pres., Cambridge Taxi Co. Re: rental or lease of taxicabs on an optional basis. scanMay 17
  256. 424Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting comm. from L. Joyce Hampers, Comm., Dept. of Revenue relative to two laws that relate to municipal indebtedness. scanMay 17
  257. 425Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting comm. from Robert J. LaTremouille Re: proposed special permit decision by the Planning Board on the Green St. yard at the 1000 Mass. Avenue project. scanMay 17
  258. 426Notice of a public hearing from the DPU to be held on May 26,& 27, 1982 at 10:00 a.m. at 100 Cambridge Street, Boston Re: rates & charges by the New England Telephone & Telegraph Co. scanMay 17
  259. 427Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting comm. from Peter D. Stanton, Esq. Re: recent events concerning 30 Norfolk St. scanMay 17
  260. 428Re: report from the Cambridge Redevelopment Authority on the salvage of surplus bricks in the Wellington-Harrington Urban Renewal Area. scanMay 17
  261. 429Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting comm. from John R. McCarthy, Prov. Sec. of the School Committee Re: recommended FY-83 budgetary adjustments. scanMay 24
  262. 430Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting comm. from Councillor David Sullivan, Chairman, Committee on Economic Development, Manpower & Employment enclosing report of said Committee on economic development policy in the City of Cambridge. scanMay 24
  263. 431Order-re: changing the time of the June 7, 1982 City Council meeting from 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. (Duehay) scanMay 24
  264. 432Resolutions on the death of John H. Kelly, Jr. (W. Sullivan) scanMay 24
  265. 433Order-re: authorizing the American Friends Service Comm. to distribute buttons & solicit donations on June 12, 1982 Re: subsidizing bus fare for persons attending the June 12 UN session on disarmament. (Wylie) scanMay 24
  266. 434Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting comm. from Kristen Wainright, expressing thanks to the Council for their assistance in "Tag Day, May 8" collecting funds for attendance of the June 12 UN session on disarmament. scanMay 24
  267. 435Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting comm. from Anthony P. Salerno, US Travel World requesting reimbursement for an accident incurred while driving on Mt. Auburn Street. scanMay 24
  268. 436Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting comm. from Myer J. Cohen Re: condominium conversion. scanMay 24
  269. 437Notice of a public hearing from the DPU to be held on June 22, 1982 at 8:00 p.m. at the Memorial Bldg., Framingham Re: rates and charges by Commonwealth Gas Company. scanMay 24
  270. 438Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting comm. from Lorraine Delaney, Pres., Camb. Traffic Supervisors Assoc., in appreciation of the Council's aid in the success of the Safety Award Party. scanMay 24
  271. 439Notice of a public hearing from the Mass. Energy Facilities Sitting Council for June 15, 1982 at 10:00 a.m. at 73 Tremont St., Boston Re: long-range forecast of electrical power needs by the Comm. Electric Co. scanMay 24
  272. 440Re: transportation service for residents to be provided during the Memorial Day weekend to the Cambridge Cemetery. scanMay 24
  273. 441Comm. from Mayor Vellucci transmitting comm. from Ginger Gay, Director, the Animal Commission Re: request of Christian Newcomer, VMD for a hearing before the Council to discuss a conversation between Ms. Gay & Ms. Harris on use of pound animals in research. scanMay 24
  274. 442Petition of David Hoicka for a public hearing to discuss street cleaning procedures and the towing of motor vehicles. scanMay 24
  275. 443Re: status report on 1000 Mass. Avenue Development Traffic Study. scanMay 24
  276. 444Resolutions on Brigadier General John F. Cremens. (Mayor Vellucci) scanJun 7
  277. 445Resolutions on the Matignon High School Boy's Basketball Team. (Russell) scanJun 7
  278. 446Resolutions welcoming ten Japanese delegates to the UN Second Special Session on Disarmament. (Graham) scanJun 7
  279. 447Re: Proclamation of the twenty-one days between Flag Day and Independence Day as a period to honor America. (Mayor Vellucci) scanJun 7
  280. 448Resolutions on Ida "Pat" Keating. (Russell) scanJun 7
  281. 449Resolutions on William E. "Bill" McKibben. (D. Sullivan) scanJun 7
  282. 450Resolutions on Auxiliary Police Officer Albert J. Silva. (Clinton) scanJun 7
  283. 451Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting comm. from Mark L. Faverman, 254 Hampshire Street Re: recently painted mural on the side of Rosie's Bakery in Inman Square. scanJun 7
  284. 452Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting comm. from the Community Development Dept. enclosing a copy of the 1980 Cambridge Census. scanJun 7
  285. 453Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting comm. from Margaret Carroll, Master, Longfellow School, enclosing an invitation to attend the eighth grade graduation on June 7, 1982 at 11:00 a.m. scanJun 7
  286. 454Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmittign comm. from Edward E. Zuker, Chestnut Hill Realty Co. Re: expedition of his request for a hearing before the Rent Control Board for a rent adjustment on his property at 19-21 Wendell Street. scanJun 7
  287. 455Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting comm. from Rep. Nicholas Mavroules, with regard to renewable energy sources. scanJun 7
  288. 456Order-re: Hearing date be set by His Honor, the Mayor to discuss the return move of Genetics Institute, which experiments with DNA to Cambridge. (Graham) scanJun 7
  289. 457Re: enclosed copy of a revised Cambridge Employment Plan. scanJun 7
  290. 458Order-re: designating Homeowner's Rehab, Inc., as developer of the premises nubmered 136-166 Cherry Street. (D. Sullivan) scanJun 14
  291. 459Order-re: team of qualified government people view & inspect a fire skeleton of a building at the corner of Portland and Cambridge Streets. (Mayor Vellucci) scanJun 14
  292. 460Resolutions on Joan DeGuglielmo. (W. Sullivan) scanJun 14
  293. 461Resolutions on Juanita Temple No. 31. (Graham) scanJun 14
  294. 462Resolutions on William Fulginite. (Duehay) scanJun 14
  295. 463Resolutions on the Cambridge Rindge & Latin School Baseball Team. (Duehay) scanJun 14
  296. 464Resolutions on Michael S. Harshbarger. (Duehay) scanJun 14
  297. 465Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting comm. from Dr. Melvin Chalfen, Comm. of Health & Hospitals Re: requesting a hearing at tonight's Council meeting regarding the ordinance on the use of Recombinant DNA technology. scanJun 14
  298. 466Comm. from Richard M. Kobayashi, Dep. Administrator, EOCD, Re: the role of City Councils and Mayors in the School Budget process. scanJun 14
  299. 467Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting comm. from Robert V. Greco, General Counsel, State Ethics Commission, enclosing a copy of Chapter 107 of the Acts and Resolves of 1982 Re: conflict of interest law. scanJun 14
  300. 468Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting comm. from Louis O. Giuffrida, Dir., FEMA, Re: development and implementation of an effective approach to civil defense. scanJun 14
  301. 469Re: enclosing for informational purposes a communication from the State Ethics Commission of the Commonwealth of Mass. Re: the conflict of interest law. scanJun 14
  302. 470Order-re: proposal for a Mid-Cambridge Neighborhood Conservation District as submitted by the Study Commission be placed on file pending report from the Community Development Department. scanJun 21
  303. 471Notice of a public hearing from the DPU to be held on July 13, and 15, 1982 at 10:00 a.m. at 100 Cambridge Street, Boston, Re: rates and charges by the New England Telephone and Telegraph Company. scanJun 21
  304. 472Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting comm. from Tokuma Utsunomiya, House of Councillors, National Diet of Japan in appreciation of resolutions adopted in his behalf by the City Council. scanJun 21
  305. 473Order-re: Community Development Dept. & Historical Commission to organize negotiations to refine the proposed Neighborhood Conservation District & notify residents of the opportunity to participate. (D. Sullivan) scanJun 21
  306. 474Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting a copy of the minutes of a hearing held by the D.P.U. on December 3, 1981 Re: joint petition of Boston & Middlesex Transportation Co., Inc. and Winston Airport Services, Inc. for the approval of said department to transfer Certificate No. 3669. scanJun 21
  307. 475Order-re: appropriate resolutions be drafted on the death of Frederick Russell. (Mayor Vellucci & all Councillors) scanJun 21
  308. 476Re: resolutions on George F. "Lefty" Haynes. (Graham) scanJun 21
  309. 477Re: resolutions on John M. Tavares, M.D. (Russell) scanJun 21
  310. 478Re: resolutions on John E. "Jackie" Flynn. (Danehy) scanJun 21
  311. 479Re: resolutions on Robert "Bob" Sheehan. (Duehay) scanJun 21
  312. 480Re: response to Awaiting Report Item No. 13, relative to the application of Cambridgeport Child Care Center, Inc. for a Limited Charter License from the DPU. scanJun 21
  313. 481Re: resolutions on Patrick "Pat" McGurk. (Duehay) scanJun 21
  314. 482Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting comm. from James M. Kurker, requesting a hearing before the City Council. scanJun 21
  315. 483Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting comm. from Councillor Danehy, Chairman, Committee on Health and Hospitals, transmitting report of said committee regarding proposed plans for the renovation of the former Nurses Residence adjacent to the Cambridge Hospital at 16 Camelia Avenue. scanJun 21
  316. 484Comm. from Councillor David A. Wylie, Chairman, Amnesty International Subcommittee, Councillor Graham & Councillor David Sullivan, transmitting report of said Committee & recommending adoption of the enclosed resolution Re: possible human rights violations in Kenya. scanJun 21
  317. 485Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting comm. from Peter Villandry, Program Coordinator, Muscular Dystrophy Assoc., requesting permission to conduct a "Super Cut" on August 15, 1982 from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. in Porter Sq. to benefit MDA research. scanJun 21
  318. 486Re: public announcement relative to the opportunity of a fellowship to the Kennedy School of Government for City employees. scanJun 21
  319. 487Re: lighting on the Cambridge Common. scanJun 21
  320. 488Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting one from Bette Pounders, 31 Concord Ave. re: in appreciation of the quick response of the Public Works Dept. to a recent sewer emergency. scanJun 28
  321. 489Comm. from Sheldon Berman, Program Director, Educators for Social Responsibility re: requesting permission to make the "Cambridge and Nuclear Weapons" pamphlet available to parents and educators as part of a selection of articles on that subject. scanJun 28
  322. 490Comm. from Michael B. O'Connell, relative to the visit of Sri Chinmoy Kumar Ghose to Cambridge on July 10, 1982 at which time there will be a 7 mile run followed by a concert of his compositions at Harvard University. scanJun 28
  323. 491Proposed legislation AN ACT AUTHORIZING THE REINSTATEMENT OF JAMES O'LEARY TO HIS FORMER POSITION OF LIEUTENANT IN THE POLICE DEPARTMENT OF THE CITY OF CAMBRIDGE. scanJun 28
  324. 492Order-re: establishing a sister-city relationship between the City of Cambridge and the City of Coimbra, Portugal.(M. Vellucci) scanJun 28
  325. 493Resolutions on the C.R.L.S. Math and Computer Science Teams. (C.Duehay) scanJun 28
  326. 494Resolutions on Maria DiClemente (Clinton) scanJun 28
  327. 495Resolutions on Carol Thomas (Clinton) scanJun 28
  328. 496Resolutions on Robert W. Bright. (M. Vellucci) scanJun 28
  329. 497Resolutions on Thayer LaPlante. (Clinton) scanJun 28
  330. 498Re: City Council Order No. 12 of June 21, 1982 regarding the establishment of a Mid-Cambridge Conservation District. scanJun 28
  331. 499Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk transmitting one from Albin F. Janiunas, 19 Maple St., in opposition to establishing a Mid-Cambridge Neighborhood Conservation District. scanJun 28
  332. 500Call of Special City Council Meeting of August 2, 1982 scanAug 2
  333. 501Order-re: endorsing the procedures & restrictions set forth in the Executive Order of the City Manager entitled "Standard of Ethical Conduct" for the City Council regarding the granting of Cable TV franchise. (Wylie) scanAug 2
  334. 502Resolutions on John Brisbane (W. Sullivan) scanAug 2
  335. 503Order-re: endorsing the Campaign to Save the Mass. Bottle Bill & cooperation with the Cambridge Cleanathon Comm. in their August 21, 1982 "Clean-up Day" in Cambridge. (Duehay) scanAug 2
  336. 504Resolutions on Hugh F. O'Rourke (W. Sullivan) scanAug 2
  337. 505Order-re: allegations of police brutality relative to James Packer be referred to the Comm. on Public Safety for a hearing and report. (D.Sullivan) scanAug 2
  338. 506Order-re: accepting the interim report of the Special Commission to Study the Administration of Rent Control and discussion to be held by concerned parties to discuss said report. (Duehay) scanAug 2
  339. 507Order-re: Interim report of the Study Commission on Rent Control dated July 29, 1982 be re-named the Mayor's Special Commission to Study the Administration of Rent Control. (Clinton) scanAug 2
  340. 508Resolutions on Robert Duncan. (W. Sullivan) scanAug 2
  341. 509Resolutions on John F. Coady. (W. Sullivan) scanAug 2
  342. 510Order-re: opposition to any reduction in state taxes and the repeal of the income surtax. (D.Sullivan) scanAug 2
  343. 511Resolutions on George Yuse. (Clinton) scanAug 2
  344. 512Resolutions on Grace O'Sullivan. (Clinton) scanAug 2
  345. 513Order-re: permission for the Saints Cosmo & Damian Society to close Warrent St. & Porter St. on Sept. 17-19, 1982 to celebrate the Annual Feast of St. Cosmo & Damian. (M. Vellucci) scanAug 2
  346. 514Order-re: naming the Walnut Room for former Mayor Barbara Ackermann. (M. Vellucci) scanAug 2
  347. 515Resolution on Sylvia Ureen (Keizar) Graham. (Graham) scanAug 2
  348. 516Resolutions on Matilda L. Smith. (Graham) scanAug 2
  349. 517Resolutions on Edwin S. Agard. (Graham) scanAug 2
  350. 518Resolutions on Peter A. Stilla, Jr. (VM Russell) scanAug 2
  351. 519Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting comm. from James H. Packer, Hearing Examiner, Rent Control Board re: request for a hearing before the Council at a future meeting to discuss police misconduct. scanAug 2
  352. 520Comm. from John R. McCarthy, Prov. Sec. of the School Committee re: order adopted by the School Committee approving plans to renovate the Roberts, Webster and Longfellow Schools. scanAug 2
  353. 521Response to Awaiting Report Item No. 20 re: actions contemplated with prospective developers in connection with the renovation of the former Nurses REsidence located at 16 Camelia Avenue. scanAug 2
  354. 522Response to Awaiting Report Item No. 18 re: the sprinkler system at the Cambridge Common. scanAug 2
  355. 523Response to Awaiting Report Item No. 16 re: recently painted mural on the side of Rosie's Bakery in Inman Square. scanAug 2
  356. 524Comm. from Councillor Clinton, Chairman, Cable T.V. Committee, giving notice of a joint informational meeting August 26, 1982 at 7:00 p. m. with the City Manager's Cable T.V. Advisory Committee. scanAug 2
  357. 525Notice of a public hearing from the DPU to be held on August 11, 1982 at 10 a. m. at 100 Cambridge St., Boston, re: joint application of New England Power Co., Boston Edison Co., et al, for approval of contracts to participate in interconnection of electric systems with HYDRO-Quebec. scanAug 2
  358. 526Report from the Committee on Economic Development, Manpower and Employment re: Cambridge Citizen's Employment Plan and Development of Cambridge Center. scanAug 2
  359. 527Comm. from Prof. Fox Tree, Co-Leader of the Millennia Celebration of Native First People re: request that the name of the Charles River be changed to "Kwa Na Ha Hee." scanAug 2
  360. 528Comm. from Alan Edelman, Project Director, Boston Univ. Legislative Service re: outlining services provided through the Legislative Services program. scanAug 2
  361. 529Comm. from William C. Sawyer, Acton's Rep. to M.A.C.P. re; water quality issues. scanAug 2
  362. 530Comm. from Prof. Tox Tree, Millenia Celebration of Native First People re: requesting assistance in their Festival to be held Sept. 24-26, 1982 on the Charles River. scanAug 2
  363. 531Comm. from Bill McKibben, in appreciation to the Council for kindness extended to him during his tenure with the Harvard Crimson. scanAug 2
  364. 532Comm. from John R. McCarthy, Prov. Sec. of the School Committee re: return of jurisdiction to the Council of Cambridge Public Library grounds at the high school. scanAug 2
  365. 533Information purposes - two communications from MIT re: their purchases of property. scanAug 2
  366. 534Executive Order on the Standards of ethical Conduct for all City personnel associated with cable franchising process. scanAug 2
  367. 535EMHRDA's Summer Youth Program. scanAug 2
  368. 536Tagging of non-resident vehicles at the Fresh Pond Reservation. scanAug 2
  369. 537Response to Awaiting Report Item No. 21 re: inspection of the premises at 81 Brookline Street. scanAug 2
  370. 538Response to Awaiting Report Item No. 15 re: the role of City Councils & Mayors in the School Budget process. scanAug 2
  371. 539Response to Awaiting Report Item No. 14 re: long-range forecast of electrical power needs and requirements by the Commonwealth Electric Company. scanAug 2
  372. 540Response to Awaiting Report Item No. 11 re: proposed inter-faith, non-profit book-mobile. scanAug 2
  373. 541Response to Awaiting Report Item No. 5 re: telephone system at City Hall (including 51 & 57 Inman St.) and the Cambridge Hospital. scanAug 2
  374. 542Response to Awaiting Report Item No. 3 re: reviewing the FY82 Police Dept. budget on the matter of appointing more than one police Sergeant. scanAug 2
  375. 543DPU grants Cambridge Electric a rate increase. scanAug 2
  376. 544Comm. from J. Lastovica, City Engineer re; new street addresses distribution. scanAug 2
  377. 545COMMISSION BYLAWS OF THE COMMISSION ON HANDICAPPED PERSONS scanSep 8
  378. 546Park Guidelines for the Mid-Cambridge City Park for People of All Ages. scanSep 8
  379. 547Communication from Robert H. Williams, Deputy Secretary of State relative to the distribution of ballots for the State Primary. scanJul 19
  380. 548Communication from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting an order giving notice of the State Primary Election to be held on Tuesday, September 14, 1982. scanAug 2
  381. 549Order-re: M.I.T. to submit a report on their proposed plans for a $30 million development in the city. (Graham) scanSep 13
  382. 550Order-re: installation by the Cambridge Electric Light Co. of a steam whistle on behalf of the Civil Defense Dept. as an emergency warning system. (W. Sullivan) scanSep 13
  383. 551Resolutions on students who performed in the CRLS production of "The Wiz". (Graham) scanSep 13
  384. 552Resolutions on Mildred Howard, R.N. (M. Vellucci) scanSep 13
  385. 553Order-re: Senior Asst. Director of Ambulatory Services set up a Fall-Winter-Spring program of meetings re: evaluation of health needs in neighborhoods throughout the City. (M. Vellucci) scanSep 13
  386. 554Order-re: reconstruction of the sidewalk at the premises numbered 32-40 Thingvalla Avenue due to hazardous conditions be done immediately. (M. Vellucci) scanSep 13
  387. 555Acknowledgement from the family of the late Edward A. Crane in appreciation of the many expressions of support extended during his illness. scanSep 13
  388. 556Notice of a public hearing by the DPU for Friday, Oct. 1, 1982 at 10 a. m. 100 Cambridge St., Boston on the new rates and charges by NET&T. scanSep 13
  389. 557Communication from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting from the East Cambridge Planning Team a communication relative to the enforcement of the Board of Zoning Appeal decision as it relates to BZA Case # 4934. scanSep 13
  390. 558Communication from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting a communication from the Simplex Steering Committee re: opposing the recent purchase of eight townhouses by MIT. scanSep 13
  391. 559Communication from Mayor Alfred E. Vellucci transmitting a communication from Mary Dentler, in opposition to the 1% fee recently imposed on landlords by the Rent Control Board. scanSep 13
  392. 560Communication from John A. McMullen re: the levey of a 1% fee on landlords recently implemented by the Rent Control Board. scanSep 13
  393. 561Communication from John R. Roberts, Exec. Dir. Civil Liberties Union of Massachusetts re: reports of racial incidents in the Cambridge Police Dept. scanSep 13
  394. 562Communication from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting an advanced copy of an Act entitled "AN ACT RELATIVE TO THE REFUNDING OF CERTAIN BOND ANTICIPATION NOTES BY THE CITY OF CAMBRIDGE". scanSep 13
  395. 563Acceptance of two preservation agreements involving 140 Elm Street and 55-61 Pine Street. scanSep 13
  396. 564Authorization for Prof. Fox Tree of the Native First People to display & sell arts, crafts products on the sidewalk of the Cambridge Common on Sept. 24-26, 1982 from 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. scanSep 13
  397. 565Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Four regarding rodent problems caused by the MBTA Red Line Construction Project. scanSep 13
  398. 566Information on hearing for Sept. 20, 1982 on the Chemical Leak At MIT. scanSep 20
  399. 567Comm. from City Clerk transmitting a communication from Arthur Goldberg, Yellow Cab Co., requesting a hearing before the City Council re: renting & leasing of taxi's in Cambridge. scanSep 20
  400. 568Comm. from Councillor David A. Wylie, Chairman, Amnesty International Subcommittee, transmitting a report and recommending adoption of resolutions regarding possible human rights violations in Turkey. scanSep 20
  401. 569Order-re: State Wide Tootsie Roll Campaign and the efforts of Knights of Columbus Council's 269 and 74. (Danehy & W. Sullivan) scanSep 20
  402. 570Resolutions on Police Officer Rudolph "The Duke" Carbone. (W. Sullivan) scanSep 20
  403. 571Order-re: Chairman of Finance to schedule a hearing re: appropriate compensation for School Committee members as authorized by Chapter 296 of the Acts of 1982. (Graham) scanSep 20
  404. 572Order-re: accepting provisions of Chapter 296 of the Acts of 1982 entitled AN ACT AUTHORIZING THE CITIES AND TOWNS TO COMPENSATE THEIR SCHOOL COMMITTEE MEMBERS. (Graham) scanSep 20
  405. 573Resolutions on the Knights of Columbus Council No. 74. (W. Sullivan) scanSep 20
  406. 574Order-re: City Clerk to draft resolutions on the death of Milton Riddick. (Graham) scanSep 20
  407. 575Resolutions on Edward A. Crane. (All Councillors) scanSep 20
  408. 576Order-re: City Clerk to forward minutes of the Sept. 20, 1982 Council Hearing on the August 7, 1982 chemical leak at MIT to the E.P.A., Dept. of Quality & Environmental Engineering, et al. (D. Sullivan) scanSep 20
  409. 577Economic Feasibility Study of Public Ownership of Cable Television. scanSep 20
  410. 578Committee on Cable Television re: status reports on the Construction Feasibility Study and the Economic Feasibility Study of public ownership of cable t.v. scanSep 20
  411. 579Communication received from Helen F. Parker, et al, requesting a hearing regarding the zoning board of appeal variance for the property at 6 Linnaean Street. scanSep 20
  412. 580Order-re: declaration of the week of October 10-16, 1982 as "Knights of Columbus Week" in honor of Cristoforo Colombo. (M. Vellucci) scanSep 27
  413. 581Order-re: City Clerk to draft appropriate resolutions on Charlotte Downey O'Connell. (C.W. Sullivan & Vice-Mayor Russell) scanSep 27
  414. 582Order-re: Cancellation of the City Council meeting scheduled for November 29, 1982 in order that the Council membership may participate in the National League of Cities Conference in Los Angeles. (C.W. Sullivan) scanSep 27
  415. 583Re: proclamation of the week of November 21-28, 1982 as "Bible Week". (M. Vellucci) scanSep 27
  416. 584Order-re: City Council recording itself in favor of a yes vote on Question 3 of the November 2, 1982 ballot Re: voter approval necessary before new nuclear facilities can be built. (C. Wylie) scanSep 27
  417. 585Re: approval of a request from the Cambridge Redevelopment Authority for a proposed boundary amendment to the Kendall Square CARD Program. scanSep 27
  418. 586Re: response to Awaiting Report Item No. 18 regarding ownership of the premises numbered 6 Linnaean Street. scanSep 27
  419. 587Comm. from Iola Houtman, Cambridge Social History Resource Center inviting the Council to attend a Multicultural Celebration exhibition of quilts at the Gallery 57 on October 4, 1982. scanSep 27
  420. 588Comm. from Robert Sunukjian, 35 Speradakis Terrace requesting a hearing before the Council at this evening's meeting regarding his efforts to receive necessary permits for a block party. scanSep 27
  421. 589Petition of Margaret Shean Ris, et al to close Newport Road to traffic on Saturday, October 2, 1982 between 8:30 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. for the purpose of a yard sale/block party. scanSep 27
  422. 590Petition of James P. Coughlin for a hearing before the City Council to urge the City of Worcester to create a citizen panel to create in that City a memorial to the late president Kennedy. scanSep 27
  423. 591Invitation from the Castle School inviting the Council membership to attend their Fourth Birthday Party to be held on October 8, 1982 from 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. at 298 Harvard St. scanSep 27
  424. 592Communication from Arnold N. Weinberg, M.D. re: the naming of the Primary Care Center. scanSep 27
  425. 593Order-re: review and recommendations of revised policies and regulations regarding the use of public streets, parks and squares. (VM Russell and Duehay) scanSep 27
  426. 594Comm. from Pat Johnson, Director, L.I.F.E. extending an invitation to the Council to attend a concert by "On Wings of Song" to be held on October 27, 1982 from 2:00p.m. to 3:30 p.m. at the Arlington Town Hall. scanOct 4
  427. 595Notice of a public hearing by the DPU to be held on Oct. 7, 1982 at 7:00 p.m. at Worcester City Hall re: rates & charges by the Commonwealth Gas Co. scanOct 4
  428. 596Response to Awaiting Report Item No. 14 regarding the petition of Thomas E. Kneeland to sell hot dogs and soft drinks at various locations throughout the city. scanOct 4
  429. 597Response to Awaiting Report Item No. 13 re: Board of Zoning Appeal Case No. 4934. scanOct 4
  430. 598Order-re: resolutions on Charlotte A. (Downey)O'Connell. (W. Sullivan) scanOct 4
  431. 599Order-re: resolutions on the 100th Anniversary of the Union Baptist Church. (M. Vellucci & C. Graham) scanOct 4
  432. 600Resolutions on Emma Poindexter. (W. Sullivan) scanOct 4
  433. 601Order-re: Order # 1 of Oct. 19, 1981 be referred to the City Manager for review & recommendations re: expanding the membership of the City Manager's Cable TV Advisory Committee to reflect all city neighborhoods. (M. Vellucci & C. Graham) scanOct 4
  434. 602Order-re: City Clerk to prepare suitable resolutions on the death of Phillip Eiseman. (W. Sullivan) scanOct 4
  435. 603Resolutions on John J. Holly, Sr. (W. Sullivan) scanOct 4
  436. 604Order-re: report from the Fire and Law Dept. on compliance with the smoke detector statute and enforcement procedures. (D. Sullivan) scanOct 4
  437. 605Order-re: Cable TV Committee membership be opened to a member of each neighborhood to represent the citizens of Cambridge. (Graham) scanOct 4
  438. 606Comm. from Joan Lastovica, City Engineer, re: notice that the premises numbered 114 Washington Avenue has been granted an additional address to be known as 120 Upland Road. scanOct 4
  439. 607Comm. from Max A. Gowen, Commonwealth Gas Co., relative to the filing of their Second Long-Range Forecast. scanOct 4
  440. 608Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting a committee report from David A. Wylie, Chairman of the Committee on Public Safety re: allegations of police brutality and minority promotions. scanOct 4
  441. 609RE: reconstruction of hazardous intersection located at Webster Ave./Plymouth St./Hamlin St. scanOct 4
  442. 610Order-re: City Clerk to draft appropriate resolutions on Charles W. Tillman. (All Councillors) scanOct 18
  443. 611Resolutions on Dr. Samuel E. Chalfen (W. Sullivan) scanOct 18
  444. 612Order-re: resolutions on the 85th anniversary of the North Cambridge Knights of Columbus Council #269. (M. Vellucci & Danehy) scanOct 18
  445. 613Resolutions on Paul Tierney. (M. Vellucci) scanOct 18
  446. 614Resolutions on Elizabeth Butler. (W. Sullivan) scanOct 18
  447. 615Order-re: Cambridge Redevelopment Authority to submit monthly progress reports on the operation of its manpower & employment Office. (Duehay) scanOct 18
  448. 616Proclamation of October 15, 1982 as "White Cane Safety Day." (M. Vellucci) scanOct 18
  449. 617Resolutions on Joey Mac's winning the Mayor's Cup Championship in the East Minor League. (M. Vellucci) scanOct 18
  450. 618Resolutions on the Stephen James House A's winning the Mayor's Cup Championship. (M. Vellucci) scanOct 18
  451. 619Resolutions on Philip Eiseman. (W. Sullivan) scanOct 18
  452. 620Proclaiming the week of November 7-14, 1982 as "Hospice Week". (M. Vellucci) scanOct 18
  453. 621Petition of Kate Alicechild for a hearing before the City Council to discuss alleged violations by delivery trucks at the Banes Furniture Store in Central Square. scanOct 18
  454. 622Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting an advance copy of an act entitled An Act Relative to the Fees for Licenses Authorizing the Sale of Alcoholic Beverages in the City of Cambridge. scanOct 18
  455. 623Comm. from Judith Contrucci, Coordinator of Dramatic Arts, CRLS, in appreciation of resolutions sent by the City Council on their recent production of "The Wiz". scanOct 18
  456. 624Report from the Committee on Economic Development, Manpower and Employment regarding the Cambridge Citizen's Employment Plan. scanOct 18
  457. 625Comm. from Howard Whitehead, First Asst. to the District Attorney re: chemical leak at MIT on August 7, 1982. scanOct 18
  458. 626Commissioner of Health & Hospitals suspending the massage establishment permit for 905 Main St., pending a public hearing. scanOct 18
  459. 627Response to Awaiting Report item no. 19 re: speeding on Chauncy Street. scanOct 18
  460. 628Response to Awaiting Report Item No. 12 re: the establishment of a Mid-Cambridge Neighborhood Conservation District. scanOct 18
  461. 629Request from Secretary of Environmental Affairs, John Bewick, to make a presentation of an analysis re: solid waste disposal alternatives. scanOct 18
  462. 630Savings on energy and fuel oil. scanOct 18
  463. 631Response to Awaiting Report Item No. 20 regarding compliance with the smoke detector statute. scanOct 18
  464. 632RE: hearing of the committee of Public Safety. scanOct 18
  465. 633Fiscal 1983 Estimated Bills. scanOct 18
  466. 634Resolutions on Emily B. Lewis. (C.W. Sullivan) scanOct 25
  467. 635Order-re: paroclaiming the week of November 14-20, 1982 as "Emergency Medical Services Week". (C. Danehy) scanOct 25
  468. 636Resolutions on the 50th wedding anniversary of Mr. & Mrs. Michael Guskiewicz. (C. Clinton) scanOct 25
  469. 637Resolutions on Thomas J. Reilly. (C.W. Sullivan) scanOct 25
  470. 638Resolutions on Marie Walsh. (C.D. Sullivan) scanOct 25
  471. 639Resolutions on Mrs. Christine Malloy. (C.W. Sullivan) scanOct 25
  472. 640Resolutions on Frank Cardullo. (C.W. Sullivan & Vice Mayor Russell) scanOct 25
  473. 641Resolutions on Mayor Vellucci being named Person of the Year by the Boys & Girls Clubs and naming October 27, 1982 as "Alfred E. Vellucci Day". (Entire membership) scanOct 25
  474. 642Order-re: City Clerk to draft appropriate resolutions on the Rev. Lawrence Duperry. (C.W. Sullivan & C. Danehy) scanOct 25
  475. 643Resolutions on the Special Ecumenical Thanksgiving Service to be held by combined clergy of Harvard & Central Sq.'s on Nov. 24, 1982 at 7:30 p.m. at St. Paul's African, Methodist Episcopal Church. (M. Vellucci) scanOct 25
  476. 644Resolutions on the fiftieth wedding anniversary of Mr. & Mrs. John O'Connell. (C. Clinton) scanOct 25
  477. 645Order-re: accepting the final report of the Special Commission to Study the Administration of Rent Control, dated Sept. 27, 1982 & congratulating the Commission on their work. (C. Duehay) scanOct 25
  478. 646Order-re: scheduling of a public hearing to discuss the plans & oeprations of Bioran Laboratories. (M. Vellucci) scanOct 25
  479. 647Re: response to Awaiting Report Item No. 16 regarding the 1982-83 MBTA budget & level of services to be provided for Cambridge residents. scanOct 25
  480. 648Re: Cambridge Resident Employment Status Report for the Kendall Square Urban Renewal Area. scanOct 25
  481. 649Notice of a public hearing from the DPU to be held on Nov. 3, 1982 at 100 Cambridge St., Boston Re: petition of Boston Edison Co. for a credit agreement & a note and security agreement. scanOct 25
  482. 650Re: update of Linden Park Homes Development Activities in the Wellington-Harrington Urban Renewal Area as submitted by the Cambridge Redevelopment Authority. scanOct 25
  483. 651Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting enclosed order for consideration Re: notice of the State Election to be held on Tuesday, November 2, 1982. scanOct 25
  484. 652Comm. from Robert J. LaTremouille Re: Office of Environmental Affairs notification form on Route 2 and Alewife Brook Pkwy. improvements. scanOct 25
  485. 653Re: report on crime in the Central Square area. scanOct 25
  486. 654Re: response to Awaiting Report Item No. 20 Re: installation of 60 video games in the Garage at Harvard Square. scanOct 25
  487. 655Comm. from Mayor Vellucci Re: notice of a meeting by the Rent Control Committee of the City Council to be held Monday, October 25, 1982 at 6:00 p.m. in the City Council Chamber. scanOct 25
  488. 656Comm. from Christopher H. Milton, Esq., Fine & Ambrogne Re: license license for storage of flammable liquids granted by the Mass. Dept. of Public Safety Re: Fourteen Cambridge Center. scanNov 1
  489. 657Order-re: precautions being taken with regard to the problem of acid rain in connection with City drinking water. (M. Vellucci) scanNov 1
  490. 658Resolutions on Allen R. Sullivan. (C.W. Sullivan) scanNov 1
  491. 659Resolutions on naming of the Morse Elementary School lobby in honor of David E. Hockman. (M. Vellucci) scanNov 1
  492. 660Resolutions from the Amnesty International Subcommittee Re: possible human rights violations in Somalia. (C. Wylie) scanNov 1
  493. 661Resolutions on Eric Cutler. (C.W. Sullivan) scanNov 1
  494. 662Resolutions on Mary J. Rogers. (C.W. Sullivan) scanNov 1
  495. 663Resolutions on Reverend Lawrence Duperry. (C.W. Sullivan & C. Danehy) scanNov 1
  496. 664Re: response to Awaiting Report Item No. 20 regarding removal of bricks from construction sites by contractors at Hampshire St. & Cogswell Avenue. scanNov 1
  497. 665Re: notification procedures for hazardous or toxic waste removal. scanNov 1
  498. 666Comm. from Mayor Vellucci Re: success of Halloween Celebrations held throughout the City in various schools, etc. scanNov 8
  499. 667Notice of a public hearing by the DPU to be held on November 9, 1982 at 100 Cambridge St., Boston at 10:00 a.m. Re: reasons for 1980-81 shortage of natural gas by the Commonwealth Gas Co. scanNov 1
  500. 668Notice of a public hearing by the DPU to be held on November 3, 1982 at 100 Cambridge St., Boston at 11:00 a.m. Re: petition of Boston Edison Co. for issuance & sale of Series T bonds. scanNov 1
  501. 669Comm. from Nancy Wasserman Re: recent incident in which she was involved regarding driving under the influence & police actions taken regarding these circumstances. scanNov 1
  502. 670Re: copy of findings & recommendations for Cable Television development in the City of Cambridge as submitted by the City Manger's Cable TV Advisory Committee entitled "A Cable Television Report for the City of Cambridge, MA." scanNov 8
  503. 671Resolutions on John W. Reilly. (C. Clinton) scanNov 8
  504. 672Resolutions on John J. Tattan. (C.W. Sullivan) scanNov 8
  505. 673Re: City Clerk to draft appropriate resolutions on the death of Nishan Semonian. (C. Russell) scanNov 8
  506. 674Re: City Clerk to prepare appropriate resolutions on John W. Reilly former master of the Morse School on the occasion of his retirement. (C. Clinton) scanNov 8
  507. 675Resolutions on Albertha B. Alleyne. (C. Graham) scanNov 8
  508. 676Resolutions on Freda Ridley. (C. Graham) scanNov 8
  509. 677Resolutions on Esther R. (Embrose) Bryant. (C. Graham) scanNov 8
  510. 678Resolutions on Samuel Dottin. (C. Graham) scanNov 8
  511. 679Re: City Clerk to draft appropriate resolutions on the death of Gerald O'Connor. (C.W. Sullivan) scanNov 8
  512. 680Resolutions on the efforts of Leonard Rothenberg to re-establish a room for the purpose of presenting folk & acoustic music in Cambridge. (C.D. Sullivan) scanNov 8
  513. 681Resolutions on Vahan (Varney) Hintlian. (C.W. Sullivan) scanNov 8
  514. 682Resolutions on keeping the Central Square branch of the Central Cooperative Bank open. (C. Duehay) scanNov 8
  515. 683Order-re: selection of a hearing date to discuss the issue of graduated liquor license fees. (C. Clinton) scanNov 8
  516. 684Re: proclamation of November 10-14, 1982 as the "1982 Salute to Vietnam Veterans Week." (Mayor Vellucci) scanNov 8
  517. 685Re: resolutions on possible human rights violations in El Salvador. (C. Wylie & Amnesty International Subcommittee) scanNov 8
  518. 686Re: response to Awaiting Report Item No. 23 regarding effects of the new "Job Training Partnership Act of 1982" on Cambridge employment and training programs. scanNov 8
  519. 687Re: response to Awaiting Report Item No. 21 regarding the status of proposed roadway improvements in the Alewife area. scanNov 8
  520. 688Re: response to Awaiting Report Item No. 21 regarding Cambridge Diagnostics, Inc., of Allston St. scanNov 8
  521. 689Re: trash recepticles in Central Square. scanNov 8
  522. 690Re: outline of the time frame involved for the licensing process for the Cable Television Committee of the City Council. scanNov 8
  523. 691Re: summary of the Attorney General's opinion & contingency recommendation Re: municipal ownership of Cable TV in Mass. scanNov 8
  524. 692Re: status report from the Cambridge Redevelopment Authority on Cambridge resident employment in Cambridge Center. scanNov 8
  525. 693Re: response to Awaiting Report Item No. 9 regarding new exterior lighting at the main branch of the Cambridge Public Library. scanNov 8
  526. 694Comm. from Edward H. Collins, Dep. Commissioner, Div. of Local Services, Dept. of Revenue Re: informational materials issued by the Division of Local Services. scanNov 8
  527. 695Acknowledgement from the family of the late Charles W. Tillman in appreciation of many expressions of sympathy & support extended to his family. scanNov 8
  528. 696Comm. from Joseph E. Connarton, Deputy City Clerk Re: notification of a Committee on Environment meeting scheduled for November 9, 1982 at 5:30 p.m. in the Ackermann Room, City Hall. scanNov 8
  529. 697Comm. from Anne Strong, Affirmative Action Officer Re: affirmative action hiring goals for Fiscal Year 1983. scanNov 8
  530. 698Comm. from Ronald P. Athanas, Director, Middlesex County Extension Service Re: introduction to farming seminar to be held on November 18, 1982 at Smith Hall Auditorium, Hathorne, Mass. scanNov 8
  531. 699Comm. from Joseph E. Connarton, Deputy City Clerk Re: notification of a Committee on Transportation meeting scheduled for November 10, 1982 at 7:00 p.m. in the Ackermann Room, City Hall. scanNov 8
  532. 700Order-re: public hearing to be scheduled for November 22, 1982 Re: Youville Hospital's proposed construction project at 1575 Cambridge Street. (C.D. Sullivan) scanNov 15
  533. 701Resolutions on Fire Chief Daniel J. Reagan. (Entire Membership) scanNov 15
  534. 702Resolutions on Nishan Semonian. (VM Russell) scanNov 15
  535. 703Re: City Council go on record endorsing the "Shoes for Polish Children" program, sponsored by St. Hedgwig's Church. (Mayor Vellucci) scanNov 15
  536. 704Resolutions on students & teacher participation from the Tobin School in the march to end hunger for November 20, 1982, as sponsored by Oxfam International. (Mayor Vellucci) scanNov 15
  537. 705Comm. from Robin Schmidt, Vice-Pres., Harvard University Re: Harvard University's policy on non-resident undergraduate students. scanNov 15
  538. 706Report of the Committee on Transportation and Parking Re: Route 2 improvements. scanNov 15
  539. 707Comm. from Councillor David Sullivan Re: violations of the Zoning Ordinances by the Charlesbank Laundry. scanNov 15
  540. 708Comm. from Mayor Vellucci Re: establishment of a computer education program for elementary school students. scanNov 15
  541. 709Comm. from A. L. Buckley Re: animal control laws. scanNov 15
  542. 710Re: request from the Water Dept. to dispose of residential structures in Weston & Lincoln. scanNov 15
  543. 711Re: requesting a two week postponement of a hearing scheduled for this evening relative to the status of 100% revaluation. scanNov 15
  544. 712Re: traffic signal lights at the corner of Hawthorn & Mt. Auburn St. scanNov 15
  545. 713Re: response to Awaiting Report Item No. 8 regarding sodium vapor lighting in Cambridge. scanNov 15
  546. 714Re: response to Awaiting Report Item No. 2 regarding the new Haggerty School building. scanNov 15
  547. 715Notice of a public hearing from the DPU to be held December 20, 1982 at 10:00 a.m. at 100 Cambridge St., Boston Re: rates & charges by New England Telephone & Telegraph Co. scanNov 22
  548. 716Notice of a public hearing by the DPU to be held December 1,6, 1982 at 100 Cambridge St., Boston Re: rates & charges by New England Telephone and Telegraph Co. scanNov 22
  549. 717Re: report regarding the Cambridge Resident Employment Plan in the Kendall Square Urban Renewal Area. scanNov 22
  550. 718Re: response to Awaiting Report Item No. 23 regarding a proposal to abolish Dudley House. scanNov 22
  551. 719Order-re: requesting local senators and representatives to support the "3 C's" of Governor-Elect Dukakis's "technology literacy." scanNov 22
  552. 720Order-re: written agreement between Youville Hospital and ten taxpayer groups be submitted to State Dept. of Public Health Re: construction project by Youville Hospital at 1575 Cambridge St. (C. Duehay, Mayor Vellucci, C.D. Sullivan) scanNov 22
  553. 721Resolutions on Francis MacDonald. (C. Clinton) scanNov 22
  554. 722Order-re: proclamation of the month of November as "Epilepsy Month" in Cambridge. (Mayor Vellucci) scanNov 22
  555. 723Order-re: Director of the Arts Council to appear before the City Council at a future meeting to discuss the missing "Great Seal of the City of Cambridge" on their stationery & present legal status of the Arts Council. (Mayir Vellucci) scanNov 22
  556. 724Resolutions on the CRLS Boys Varsity Soccer Team. (C. Clinton) scanNov 22
  557. 725Order-re: City Council go on record establishing a sister city relationship with the City of Gaeta, Italy. (M. Vellucci) scanDec 6
  558. 726Order-re: congratulationg Councillor Graham on being selected as Woman of the Year for 1982 by the National Organization of Women. (VM Russell) scanDec 6
  559. 727Resolutions on John Petropoulos. (D. Sullivan) scanDec 6
  560. 728Order-re: Declaration of December 10, 1982 as "International Human Rights Day" in the City of Cambridge. (Wylie) scanDec 6
  561. 729Resolutions on Speaker of the House of Representatives Thomas P. O'Neill, Jr. (W. Sullivan) scanDec 6
  562. 730Resolutions on Eugenia Madigan. (W. Sullivan & Clinton) scanDec 6
  563. 731Resolutions on CRLS Boys Cross-Country team. (Clinton) scanDec 6
  564. 732Resolutions on members of the CRLS Cross Country Team. (Clinton) scanDec 6
  565. 733Communication from George J. Steiner re: Christmas & Chanakuh celebrations in Cambridge. scanDec 6
  566. 734Communication from L.K. Batton, Vice-Pres., Refuse Energy Systems Co., re: solid waste disposal. scanDec 6
  567. 735Communication from Sen. George Bachrach re: proposed legislation pending before the Joint Committee on Rules re: authorizing the City of Cambridge to increase the license and renewal fee for automatic amusement devices. scanDec 6
  568. 736Communication from Councillor Clinton, Chairman, Committee on Cable T.V. transmitting notice of two meetings of said committee scheduled for December 8, 1982 at 6:00 p. m. in the City Council Chamber re: memo to Cable TV Commissioner Sakey from Charles Beard and on Jan. 13, 1983 re: report of the Cable TV Advisory Committee dated October, 1982. scanDec 6
  569. 737Communication from Alexandra Dawson, Exec. Dir., Citizen Advisory Comm. on the MDC Water Supply re: environmental impact report on the Winter St./Rt. 128 Interchange. scanDec 6
  570. 738Committee on Transportation re: ridership on the Harvard/Lechmere MBTA Line & the MBTA budget. scanDec 6
  571. 739Notice of a public hearing from the DPU to be held Dec. 16, 1982 at 7:00 p. m. at Gardner Auditorium, the State House, Boston, re: rates & charges by Boston Edison Co. scanDec 6
  572. 740Communication from Gladys Friedler, 4 Newport Rd. in appreciation of assistance extended to her recently by the Cambridge Consumer's Council. scanDec 6
  573. 741Communication from Frank N. Cardullo in appreciation of resolutions adopted in his behalf by the City Council. scanDec 6
  574. 742Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Eight re: a petition to display & sell used furniture from a truck at 87-91 River Street. scanDec 6
  575. 743Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Twenty-Two re: the number of arrests made in connection with ordinance violations re: posting of signs & illegal spraying of signs & slogans. scanDec 6
  576. 744Order-re: adivisng the Board of Zoning Appeal of the City Council's opposition to the application of 1001 Plays, scheduled to locate at 175 Gore Street. (M. Vellucci) scanDec 13
  577. 745Order-re: authorizing the city to acquire a community antenna television system (cable tv system)(Clinton) scanDec 13
  578. 746Order-re: supporting the "nuclear free zone campaign" legislated in Cambridge, England. (Graham) scanDec 13
  579. 747Resolutions on Professor George Kistiakowsky. (Graham & D. Sullivan) scanDec 13
  580. 748Resolutions on Ruth O. (Gittens) Lovell Braithwaite (Graham) scanDec 13
  581. 749Resolutions on Gerald Clayton Phillips. (Graham) scanDec 13
  582. 750Resolutions on Clifton Merriman. (Graham) scanDec 13
  583. 751Committee on Cable Television Report re: resolution that would keep open the city's option for possible public ownership of a Cable TV System. scanDec 13
  584. 752Communication from Robert W. Healy, City Manager re: selection process for design services. scanDec 13
  585. 753Communication from Sister Caron & the Sisters of Youville Hospital expressing Christmas greetings to the Council membership. scanDec 13
  586. 754Communication from the Commission on the Status of Women transmitting the minutes of a meeting held by said Commission on November 3, 1982 regarding pending matters before the Commission. scanDec 13
  587. 755Order re: City Clerk to draft suitable resolutions on the death of James W. McElhenny. (C.W. Sullivan and C. Clinton) scanDec 20
  588. 756Re: proclamation of the month of February, 1983 as "National Afro-American History Month" in the City of Cambridge. scanDec 20
  589. 757Re: resolutions on possible human rights violations in Turkey. (C. Wylie, C. Graham & C.D. Sullivan) scanDec 20
  590. 758Order re: City Clerk to contact all universities in Cambridge and request that they provide a list of properties they have purchased in the City under 100% mortgage plan at 6% interest. (C. Gtaham) scanDec 27
  591. 759Re: resolutions on Raymond McLay. (C.W. Sullivan) scanDec 27
  592. 760Order re: City Clerk to draft appropriate resolutions on the death of William H. McGinness. (C.W. Sullivan) scanDec 27
  593. 761Re: resolutions on Joseph & Marilyn Benoit of Century 21 Benoit Realty. (C. Clinton) scanDec 27
  594. 762Comm. from Diane Norris, Middlesex County Advisory Board Re: summary of the Board meeting of December 15, 1982 Re: quorum problems & legislation. scanDec 27
  595. 763Comm. from Councillor Saundra Graham, Chairperson, Housing and Land Development Comm., Councillors David Sullivan & Clinton Re: transmitting the Housing Activity report for FY-82 as prepared by the Community Development Dept. scanDec 27
  596. 764Comm. from Marvin E. Gilmore, Jr., in appreciation of resolutions adopted by the City Council on behalf of his late father, Marvin E. Gilmore, Sr. scanDec 27
  597. 765Comm. from Francis MacDonald in appreciation of resolutions adopted on his behalf by the City Council. scanDec 27
  598. 766Comm. from John A. McMullen, 2 Hancock Park Re: applying salt to roads in the winter months. scanDec 27
  599. 767Re: enclosing a copy of the latest status report from the Cambridge Redevelopment Authority Re: Cambridge Resident Employment Program in Cambridge Center. scanDec 27
  600. 768Re: booklet prepared by the Dept. of Human Service Programs Re: childcare programs for 1982-83. scanDec 27
  601. 769Order re: that the City Council go on record favoring the enactment by the Legislature of a bill entitled "Notification and Assistance Act" which would require prior notification by a company to its employees in the event of relocation of the company. (C.D. Sullivan) scanDec 27
  602. 770Comm. from Roger Mervis, Exec. Dir., Rent Control Board Re: City Solicitor's opinion on potential conflict of interest regarding future Board employees. scanDec 27

Finance

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  1. 1C. Graham re: CRA to meet with the Pres. of Bioran Labs. Re; assistance to said firm in any further expansion or location. scanJan 11
  2. 2C. Graham and C. Clinton order re: Deputy City Manager to meet with the Pres. of Bioran labs. to discuss Bioran's plans for expansion. scanJan 11
  3. 3C. Russell re: City Solicitor to prepare Home Rule Legislation for review re: operation of buses and vans throughout city. scanJan 11
  4. 4C.W.Sullivan re: determining the feasibility of erecting a fence at each end of the passageway in between War Memorial and the premises numbered 107-109 Ellery St. scanJan 11
  5. 5C. Wylie order for preparation of a plan for the issuance of resident parking stickers by mail. scanJan 11
  6. 6Danehy order re: Cambridge Housing Authority to inspect incinerator at Jeff. Park. scanJan 11
  7. 7C. Danehy re: removal of the fire hydrant located at Chester St. and Mass. Ave. scanJan 11
  8. 8C.W.Sullivan re the Nurses' Resident Building on Camelia Ave. be re-named "Lee B. Macht Comm. Health Center" scanJan 11
  9. 9C.D.Sullivan resolutions on the employees of Ferdinand's Ha'Penny Restaurant. scanJan 11
  10. 10Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk transmitting comm. from Walter Milne, M.I.T. Deed of Transfer from Polaroid Corp. to the City of Cambridge of premises numbered 26 Pine St. scanJan 11
  11. 11Acceptance by the City Council of the provisions of Sec. 99, Ch. 32 of the Mass. General Laws, authorizing advance payment of retirement allowances to employees. scanJan 11
  12. 12Acceptance and appropriation of a grant to $127,512 from Dept. of Energy conservation equipment for Camb. Hospital scanJan 11
  13. 13Transfer of $1,200, in the Public Works Dept. to provide funds for a lump sum workmen's compensation settlement. scanJan 11
  14. 14Transfer of $15,000 in the Library Department. scanJan 11
  15. 15Allocation of $5,000 from the Dept of Human Serv. & the Dept. of Health and Hospitals re: support of the Public Inebriate Program at Camb. Hosp. between now and June 30,1982 scanJan 11
  16. 16RE: transfer of $50,000 in the Public Works Department scanJan 18
  17. 17RE: Acceptance and appropriation of $8,000 from the Office of the AG to the Department of Human Service Programs. scanJan 18
  18. 18RE: Acceptance and appropriation of a grant of $271,567 from Exec. Office of Communities and Development to the Dept. of Human Services Programs. scanJan 18
  19. 19RE: Acceptance and appropriation of a grant of $6,000 from the Comm. of Mass. Dept. of Ed. to the Dept. of Human Services Programs. scanJan 18
  20. 20RE: acceptance and appropriation of a grant of $35,000 from the Mass. Comm. on Criminal Justice to the Department of Human Service Programs. scanJan 18
  21. 21RE: acceptance and appropriation of a grant of $22,750 from Somerville/Cambridge Elder Services to the Dept of Human Serv. Programs. scanJan 18
  22. 22RE: acceptance and appropriation of a grant of $8,815 from the Comm. of Mass. Dept. of Elder Affairs to the Dept. of Human Ser. Programs. scanJan 18
  23. 23RE: acceptance and appropriation of a grant of $3,000 from Somer./Camb. Elder Serv. to the Dept. of Human Serv. Prog. scanJan 18
  24. 24RE: acceptance and appropriation of a grant of $7,500 from Somer/Camb. Elder Serv. to the Dept. of Human Serv. scanJan 18
  25. 25C. Vellucci order re: appointment of a committee re: placement of containers around construction projects to curtail litter. scanJan 18
  26. 26C.Clinton order re: report on legal fees paid for outside counsel re: names of firms,attorney from within the firmand addresses of the firms. ADOPTED. scanJan 25
  27. 27Comm from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting comm. from Edward J. Montminy, Reg. Adm. Dept of Health and Human Serv. re: disapproval of the grant application "Comprehensive Health Centers Program." scanJan 25
  28. 28Comm. from R.C.Lindquist, Sec. Camb. Ind. Dev. Fin. Authority transmitting a copy of the minutes of a meeting by the CIDEA Re; request of Ortho Diagnostic Systems, Inc., for an industrial revenue bond. scanJan 25
  29. 29Re: transfer of $870,000 to the Public Investment fund for use in the Alewife Construction project. scanJan 25
  30. 30Re: acceptance and appropriation of Federal grants of $360,344 and $1,195,636 and State grants of $72,069 and $239,127 for planning and construction of sewer/surface drainage improvements scanJan 25
  31. 31Comm. from Paul E. Healy, Cty Clk, transmitting comm. from D. Vickery, Comm. Dev. Dept., re: additional funding for the year eight program. scanFeb 1
  32. 32Re: acceptance and appropriation of $500,00 in the City Council Office. scanFeb 1
  33. 33C. Danehy order re: deductibility or the non-deductibility of a portion of the water/sewer tax on federal income tax returns scanFeb 22
  34. 34C. Danehy order re: list of all city employees who have gas credit cards or city gas cards scanFeb 22
  35. 35C. Clinton order re: status report on the proposed relocation of the methadone clinic in Central Sq. scanFeb 22
  36. 36Transfer of $1,420 in the Civil Defense Department scanFeb 22
  37. 37Quarterly Report of Reconciliation of Treasurer's Cash scanFeb 22
  38. 38C. Danehy re: Current telephone system at City Hall, 51-57 Inman Street and the Cambridge Hospital scanFeb 22
  39. 39C. Danehy & Vice-Mayor Russell order re: preparation of an up-to-date municipal employee directory scanFeb 22
  40. 40Mayor Vellucci order re: East Cambridge Boys' Club to utilize part of the former Thrid Street Fire House scanFeb 22
  41. 41C. D nehy order re: arrangement of a dedication ceremony fora plaque at City Hall in honor of Vietnam Vets - April 18,1982 scanFeb 22
  42. 42C. W. Sullivan and C. Clinton order re: removal of graffiti - Central Sq. Library, and parking garage at Pearl and Franklin scanFeb 22
  43. 43C. W. Sullivan order re: continuation of as many of the Nieghborhood Health Clinics as possible. scanFeb 22
  44. 44C. W. Sullivan order re: freeze on all revenue collected by Rent Control Board since July 1, 1981, pending determination as to the legality of such collection scanFeb 22
  45. 45C. W. Sullivan order re: fee schedule instituted by the Rent Control Board on June 19, 1981 scanFeb 22
  46. 46C. W. Sullivan order re: no expenditures of funds be made in connection with the appeal of the Rent Control Board in connection with the condc decision issued by Judge Sherman. scanFeb 22
  47. 47Mayor Vellucci order re: inspection of cafterias st Quincy House and investigation of food problems scanMar 8
  48. 48Vice-Mayor Russell order re: establishment of an evening program using various community schools by the Traffic Dept. for issusing resident parking stickers. scanMar 8
  49. 49C.W. Sullivan order re: City Manager report his recommendations on Whitehead Institute in the Kendall Square area. scanMar 8
  50. 50C. Graham order re: establishment of a curriculum of music & science for elementary & secondary school students in conjunction with MIT, Harvard, and Lesley College. scanMar 8
  51. 51RE: Proposed Legislation entitled "AN ACT AUTHORIZING THE POLICE DEPT. OF THE CITY OF CAMBRIDGE TO CHARGE A FEE FOR COPIES OF CERTAIN PUBLIC RECORDS". scanMar 8
  52. 52RE: Acceptance and appropriation of a grant of $517,771, from the State Office of Communities & Development to the Low Income Fuel Assistance Program scanMar 8
  53. 53Re: appropriation of $2,260, to the Dept. of Human Services scanMar 8
  54. 54Re: transfer of $16,277.22 from the School Dept. to the Dept. of Human Services scanMar 8
  55. 55Re: transfer of $4,339.37 in the Dept. of Human Services. scanMar 8
  56. 56Re: transfer of $2,188.31 in the School Department to the Dept. of Human Services scanMar 8
  57. 57RE: transfer of $24,080.17 in the School Department scanMar 8
  58. 58C.W.Sullivan order re: preparation of an amendment to Ordinance No. 918 in Chapter 11 relative to "Massage Service Regulations". in section 11-23 entitled "Hours". scanMar 15
  59. 59Re: appropriation of $2,500 in the Traffic And Parking Dept. to cover the cost of signs changing the name of Bolyston St. to J.F. Kennedy St. scanMar 15
  60. 60Comm. from Charles G. Faggas, General Chairman, Constantine and Helen Greek Orthodox Church re: permission to conduct its Annual Road Race on Sunday, March 28, 1982 at 1:00 P.M. scanMar 15
  61. 61C. Wylie order re: report on the State Building Code impediments presenting realization of the aims of the Accessory Apartment Ordinance. scanMar 15
  62. 62re: transfer of $89,805 to provide funds for the collection of Real Estate, Personal Property & Excise tax. scanMar 15
  63. 63Revisions to the existing Health Dept. fees and new fees to be instituted. scanMar 15
  64. 64C. Clinton order re: request for an opinion as to ordinance jurisdiction on relation to the Polednak case. scanMar 15
  65. 65Order-re: list to be compiled of all contractural positions in City government. (Danehy) scanMar 22
  66. 66Order-re: report from the License Commission regarding a graduated liquor license fee schedule. (D. Sullivan) scanMar 22
  67. 67Order-re: feasibility of the installation of a pay and a charge-card phone on Cambridge St. (W. Sullivan) scanMar 22
  68. 68Order-re: municipal dept's which generate revenue from the collection of fees. (Duehay) scanMar 22
  69. 69Order-re: no dept., or city employee shall initiate or participate in appealing any ordinance without first receiving written permission of the Council - PLACED ON FILE UNDER RULE 19. scanMar 22
  70. 70appropriation of a grant from the Dept. of Energy in the sum of $125,638 to the Community Development Dept. scanMar 22
  71. 71Appropriation of $92.72 to the Public Investment fund for the Urban Renewal Project. scanMar 22
  72. 72Appropriation of a grant of $320,000 from the MBTA to the Public Investment Fund Extraordinary Expenditure account. scanMar 22
  73. 73Transfer of $7,000 from the Library Salary & Wage Acct. to the Cable TV Other Ordinary Maintenance acct. scanMar 22
  74. 74Transfer of $29,850 to the Election Commission to cover the costs of the Special Referendum Election on April 13, 1982. scanMar 22
  75. 75Order re: Chief of Police to check into the noises from equipment motors at Formaggio's Kitchen at 240-242 Huron Avenue (Vice-Mayor Russell) scanMar 29
  76. 76Order re: representative of the Cambridge Electric Light Co. to appear before the Council regarding an increase of electric costs to consumers. (Graham) scanMar 29
  77. 77Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting comm. from Howard F. Crossman of Peat, Marwick, Mitchel & Co. Re: deductibility of a portion of water & sewer charges paid by Cambridge residents on their income taxes. scanMar 29
  78. 78Transfer of $4,144.68 in the Community Development Department. scanMar 29
  79. 79Transfer of $19,000 in the Public Works Dept. to fund two "lump sum" workmen's compensation settlements. scanMar 29
  80. 80Acceptance and appropriation of a grant of $1,202.00 to the Cambridge Historical Commission for microfilming the survey files of Cambridge buildings. scanMar 29
  81. 81Transfer of $750.00 in the License Commission. scanMar 29
  82. 82Acceptance and appropriation of a grant of $3,000 to the Human Service Programs. scanMar 29
  83. 83Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting comm. from Christine Connaire, Exec. Director, Cambridge Arts Council listing community arts projects grant recipients. scanMar 29
  84. 84Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting comm. from John J. Manton, State Purchasing Agent enclosing a copy of the "Massachusetts 1981 assessments for interest, serial bonds and maintenance of the Metropolitan District". scanApr 5
  85. 85Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting comm. from Timothy J. Hefferman, Asst. Treasurer, Boston Edison Co. of their Condensed Financial Return for the year ended December 31, 1981. scanApr 5
  86. 86Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting comm. from F.J. McDonough, Acct. Mgr., Commonwealth Gas Co. enclosing a copy of their Financial Return for the year ended December 31, 1981. scanApr 5
  87. 87Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting comm. from F.J. McDonough, Acct. Mgr., Cambridge Electric Light Co. enclosing a copy of their Financial Return for the year ended December 31, 1981. scanApr 5
  88. 88Re: Summary of the preliminary impact of FY-83 mandated reductions of 10.2 million dollars under Prop. 2½ on operating budgets. scanApr 5
  89. 89Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting comm. from Robert W. Healy, City Manager Re: Summary of the financial impacts of possible budget combinations for FY-83. scanApr 5
  90. 90Order-re: opposition to any rate increase by the Cambridge Electric Light Co. and designation of an appropriate person to attend the DPU hearing on this issue on April 22, 1982. (Graham) scanApr 5
  91. 91Order-re: assistance to St. Mary's Orthodox Church to ensure parking for congregation members around City Hall from April 11-18, 1982. (Russell) scanApr 5
  92. 92Order-re: recommendations to alleviate problems caused by the recently implemented one-way traffic pattern on Binney St. and Fulkerson St. (W. Sullivan) scanApr 5
  93. 93Re: acceptance of a gift of offset ink, valued at $3,500 to be used by the Printing Division of the City of Cambridge. scanApr 5
  94. 94Re: acceptance of a gift of an incubation oven valued at $1,500 to the Pathology Dept. of the Cambridge Hospital. scanApr 5
  95. 95Re: transfer of $750. in the Public Celebrations Dept. scanApr 12
  96. 96Re: grant application in the amount of $1,000,000. under the State Public Works Program for street improvements in the Waverly Street area. scanApr 12
  97. 97Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting comm. from George Saver, 393 Broadway, requesting reimbursement for injuries suffered in a fall on March 10, 1982. scanApr 12
  98. 98Order-re: update on the structural problems at the Tobin Elementary School. (Russell) scanApr 12
  99. 99Order-re: investigation of conditions at the Martin Luther King School. (Graham) scanApr 12
  100. 100Re: appropriation and approval of a loan order of $900,000 for additional funding for the High School Modernization Project. scanApr 12
  101. 101Re: transfer of $3,400 in the Animal Commission. scanApr 26
  102. 102Re: transfer of $5,000 from Health & Hospitals Services Travel & Training account and $103,420 from Health & Hospital Services Other Ordinary Maintenance Acct. to provide funds for medical/surgical equipment. scanApr 26
  103. 103Order-re: Planning Board recommendation to be submitted by May 17, 1982 on a draft of the inclusionary zoning proposal now under consideration by the Board. (D. Sullivan) scanApr 26
  104. 104Order-re: enforcement by the Police Dept. of the one-way traffic pattern over the bridge at the intersection of Aberdeen Avenue and Huron Avenue. (Russell) scanApr 26
  105. 105Order-re: recommendation of alternatives for all municipal libraries to remain operational. (Russell) scanApr 26
  106. 106Re: notification that the City has entered into an agreement to acquire a computerized accounting & budgetary control system. scanApr 26
  107. 107Re: orders pertaining to the East Cambridge Parking Garage, authorizing the borrowing of $2.1 million dollars and appropriating this amount to the Public Investment Fund for Comm. Development for construction of the garage. $3,000,000 grant. scanApr 26
  108. 108Re: application for a grant of $4,000,000 from the Federal Economic Development Administration for the Parking Garage in East Cambridge & loan order for Lechmere Parking Garage of $1,200,000. scanApr 26
  109. 109Order-re: City Manager to ascertain when the Rent Control Board intends to implement a general adjustment of rents to reflect Prop. 2½ property tax reductions for the current fiscal year. (D. Sullivan) scanMay 3
  110. 110Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting comm. from Robert W. Healy, City Manager enclosing a copy for informational purposes of the Fiscal Year 1982-1983 budget. scanMay 3
  111. 111Re: copy for informational purposes of the School Budget for Fiscal Year 1982-1983 as submitted. scanMay 3
  112. 112Re: timing of the submittal of the School Budget to the City Manager and the assignment of State Aid. scanMay 3
  113. 113Re: proposed legislation entitled "AN ACT AUTHORIZING ESTIMATED TAX PAYMENTS IN THE CITY OF CAMBRIDGE". scanMay 3
  114. 114Re: correspondence from Dr. Melvin Chalfen, Comm. of Health & Hospitals Re: long-term lease or sale of the former nurses residence at 16 Camelia Avenue. scanMay 3
  115. 115Order-re: list to be provided by the Rent Control Board of property owners profiting unjustly from property tax reductions & list of abatements and tax incentives granted to corporations, Harvard & MIT. (Clinton) scanMay 3
  116. 116Order-re: study of the Mayor's Housing Initiative #2 entitled "Housing of the Poor" for review by the City Council at its next meeting. (Mayor Vellucci) scanMay 3
  117. 117Order-re: feasibility of removal from all public buildings of signs indicating that they are fall out shelters. (Graham) scanMay 3
  118. 118Order-re: construction of new sidewalks and tree plantings on Dodge, Hews, Callendar and Andrew Streets & preparation of a list of all sidewalks in need of repair. (Graham) scanMay 3
  119. 119Order-re: review of the area around the Huron Avenue bridge at Aberdeen Avenue and the area around Mt. Auburn St. bridge Re: clean-up of rubbish in the area. (Russell) scanMay 3
  120. 120Order-re: necessary steps be taken to close Manassas Avenue from Huron Avenue to Concord Avenue on May 8, 1982 from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. for the Annual Festival of St. Peter's Parish. (Russell) scanMay 3
  121. 121Order-re: naming of the new street connecting Warren Street to Marion Street as "Salvatore Macarelli Way". (Mayor Vellucci, Russell, W. Sullivan) scanMay 3
  122. 122Order-re: procedures and policies of the Cambridge Retirement Board concerning the granting of disability pensions. (Duehay) scanMay 3
  123. 123Order-re: necessary steps be taken to clean up the area behind the Martin Luther King School. (Wylie) - WITHDRAWN scanMay 3
  124. 124Re: transfer of $5,240.00 in the Mayor's Office. scanMay 10
  125. 125Re: transfer of $4,000 from the Reserve Fund Extraordinary Expenditures account to the City Council Other Ordinary Maintenance Account to cover general operation costs. scanMay 10
  126. 126Order-re: granting a permit to the Cambridge Friends School for a Walkathon at the Fresh Pond Reservoir for May 15, 1982 from 8:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. (Wylie) scanMay 10
  127. 127Order-re: spraying of the trees at the Fresh Pond Reservoir to safeguard them against gypsy moth infestation. (Russell) scanMay 10
  128. 128Order-re: inspection of the corner of Larch Road at Huron Avenue to determine if the depression in the road has been caused by heavy trucks. (Russell) scanMay 10
  129. 129Order-re: review of the street area from Buckingham St. to the intersection of Concord and Huron Avenues Re: re-paving of this section of the street due to a depression in the road. (Russell) scanMay 10
  130. 130Order-re: appointment of a citizen's committee to work with the Comm. of Public Works Re: development of a program for the recycling of newspapers, etc. (D. Sullivan) scanMay 10
  131. 131Order-re: number of disability pensions granted by the City, percentage of disability pensions in relation to all pensions granted and safety measures taken to guard against possible abuses. (Wylie) scanMay 10
  132. 132Order-re: preparations be made by the Public Works Dept. in connection with the "Run for Research" race sponsored by the American Diabetes Assoc. for Sunday, May 16, 1982 in Harvard Square. (C. Danehy) scanMay 10
  133. 133Comm. from Mayor Vellucci transmitting comm. from Peter J. Bruckner, Co-Chairman, Central Sq. Assoc. Promotion Comm. Re: requesting that the Council grant the necessary permits etc. to conduct its Annual Central Square Festival on May 27, 28 and 29, 1982. scanMay 10
  134. 134Re: appropriation of a grant of $6,016 from the Mass. Exec. Office of Communities & Development to the Comm. Development Dept. scanMay 17
  135. 135Re: appropriation of $54,236 to the Public Investment Fund to make interest payments due on the loan from the Mass. Government Land Bank. scanMay 17
  136. 136Re: transfer of $3,000 in the Rent Control Board. scanMay 17
  137. 137Order-re: notification to be submitted in writing by the Board of Assessors on agreements between the City & developers for tax breaks. (Vellucci) scanMay 17
  138. 138Order-re: repair of potholes on Third St. and monitoring of construction work in the area. (Clinton) scanMay 17
  139. 139Order-re: appropriate steps be taken to assure that the graduation platform for the Cambridge Rindge and Latin School graduation exercises is barrier-free. (Danehy) scanMay 24
  140. 140Order-re: use of the Langley land site for a Boys and Girls Club. (Vellucci) scanMay 24
  141. 141Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting comm. from Kathy A. Spiegelman, Acting Asst. City Mgr. for Comm. Development Re: Final Statement of Community Development Objectives & Projected Use Funds for FY 1982-1983. scanMay 24
  142. 142Order-re: arrangements to be made by the Human Services Dept. to conduct the usual July 4th observances in parks and playgrounds. (W. Sullivan) scanMay 24
  143. 143Re: transfer of $7,500 in the Traffic and Parking Dept. scanMay 24
  144. 144Re: appropriation of $24,000 in the Traffic & Parking Dept. scanMay 24
  145. 145Re: appropriation of $150,000 in the Traffic & Parking Dept. to cover the costs of processing parking control tickets. scanMay 24
  146. 146Re: proposed legislation entitled "AN ACT RELATING TO THE REFUNDING OF CERTAIN BOND ANTICIPATION NOTES BY THE CITY OF CAMBRIDGE". scanMay 24
  147. 147Re: report regarding the policies and procedures of the Cambridge Retirement Board concerning disability pensions. scanMay 24
  148. 148Response to Awaiting Report Item No. 18 regarding a report and analysis of the Cambridge Retirement Board's experiences with disability pensions. scanMay 24
  149. 149Order-re: requesting report from the City Manager on the operation of massage parlors in the City Re: determination of whether a need exists and further if any violations of the present ordinance exist. (Duehay) scanJun 7
  150. 150Order-re: removal of the tree situated in front of 350 Walden Street. (Russell) scanJun 7
  151. 151Order-re: survey of the Inman Square area to determine the best location for a sign designating the direction of City Hall & the Annexes. (Clinton) scanJun 7
  152. 152Order-re: Traffic Dept. to add the words "formerly Boylston Street" to the new street signs bearing the name of John F. Kennedy. (Duehay) scanJun 7
  153. 153Order-re: report on the new sprinkler system at the Cambridge Common and its proper utilization. (Duehay) scanJun 7
  154. 154Order-re: recommendations for the improvement of recently installed lighting on the Cambridge Common. (Duehay) scanJun 7
  155. 155Order-re: investigation of exterior lighting at the Cambridge Public Library main branch to determine why it is not fully operational at night. (Duehay) scanJun 7
  156. 156Order-re: City Solicitor to draft "Home Rule" legislation to reinstate former Police Lieutenant James O'Leary. (Russell) scanJun 7
  157. 157Order-re: replacement of the boiler at the fire station located at Taylor Square (Engine 8, Ladder 4) with a more cost-effective hot water heater. (W. Sullivan) scanJun 7
  158. 158Order-re: establishment of a "Resident Parking Only" policy in all areas at the Fresh Pond Reservoir used for parking. (Russell) scanJun 7
  159. 159Order-re: arrangements to be made by the Human Services Dept. to conduct the usual July 4th observances in parks and in playgrounds. (W. Sullivan) scanJun 7
  160. 160Re: scheduling by the Cambridge IDFA Board of a public hearing for May 27, 1982 at 5:00 p.m. to discuss Genetics Institute. scanJun 7
  161. 161Re: authorization of necessary transfers from allotments to those needing supplementation to process year-end bills. scanJun 7
  162. 162Re: appropriation of $467 in the Women's Commission. scanJun 7
  163. 163Re: General Fund Budget in the amount of $105,050,685. scanJun 14
  164. 164Re: Water Department Budget in the amount of $3,910,925. scanJun 14
  165. 165Re: Public Investment Fund Budget in the amount of $2,294,000. scanJun 14
  166. 166Re: School Department Appropriations in the amount of $1,566,292 for FY82-83. scanJun 14
  167. 167Re: Hospital and Ambulatory Care Fund Appropriations in the amount of $24,734,325 for FY82-83. scanJun 14
  168. 168Re: Neville Manor Fund Appropriations in the amount of $3,092,865. for FY82-83. scanJun 14
  169. 169Order-re: Building Dept. to inspect condition of the steps at 1221 Cambridge Street. (D. Sullivan) scanJun 14
  170. 170Order-re: repair of the sidewalk beginning in front of 4 Bow Street and continuing along to the corner of Bow Street and Arrow Street. (W. Sullivan) scanJun 14
  171. 171Order-re: Biohazards Committee to report on alleged employee exposure to radiation at M.I.T. (Duehay) scanJun 14
  172. 172Re: authorization order to borrow in anticipation of taxes for FY82-83 a sum not to exceed $50,000,000. scanJun 14
  173. 173Re: appropriation of $15,000.00 in the Human Services Dept. from the State Executive Office of Communities & Development for fuel assistance benefits. scanJun 21
  174. 174Re: appropriation in the amount of $1,500.00 in the Human Serv-ices Department. scanJun 21
  175. 175Re: appropriation of $363,184.00 to the Human Services Dept. scanJun 21
  176. 176Re: appropriation of $8,018.00 in the Dept. of Human Services. scanJun 21
  177. 177Order-re: review of the recently completed construction between Columbia Street and Broadway to determine if the work is, in fact complete. (Clinton) scanJun 21
  178. 178Order-re: Public Works Dept. to repair the sidewalk depression in front of the premises numbered 223 River Street. (Clinton) scanJun 21
  179. 179Order-re: sufficient sum to be provided to the Veteran's Dept. to enable various veteran's celebrations and commemoratives to be conducted during FY82-83. (Clinton) scanJun 21
  180. 180Order-re: Planning Board to review and analyze the impact on residential neighborhoods of the current townhouse ordinance. (Duehay) scanJun 21
  181. 181Order-re: Community Development Dept. to conduct a postcard survey of all Mid-Cambridge property owners, residents and voters Re: their views on the establishment of a Mid-Cambridge Neighborhood Conservation District. (Duehay) scanJun 21
  182. 182Response to Awaiting Report Item Number 15 re: the "dedication of certain fragmented tracts in the Wellington-Harrington Urban Renewal Area." ➛ EAsement Order enclosed. scanJun 28
  183. 183Appropriation of $46,525 in the Dept. of Human Services. scanJun 28
  184. 184Appropriation of $76,931 in the Dept. of Human Services Salaries and Wages and $28,161 in the Other Ordinary Maintenance Account of said Dept. totalling $105,092. scanJun 28
  185. 185Order-re: Director of Traffic and Parking to report on the tagging of non-resident motor vehicles at the Fresh Pond Reservation in the past six months. (VM Russell) scanJun 28
  186. 186Order-re: Summary & recommendations to be provided by the Police Dept. re: enfcrcemtn of Ord. #877 entitled "Regulations for the Control of Noise" during the last six months. (Wylie) scanJun 28
  187. 187Order-re: CRA to construct a new sidewalk on Portland St. in front of St. Anthony's Church as present conditions there are hazardous. (M.Vellucci) scanJun 28
  188. 188Order-re: naming the Orthopedic Plaster Room at the Cambridge Hospital in honor of the late Dr. Marvin Herbert. (W. Sullivan) scanJun 28
  189. 189Order-re: appropriate steps be taken to replace trash receptacles along Mass. Ave. in Central Sq. (C. Duehay) scanJun 28
  190. 190Order-re: Building & Health Commissioners to inspect the premises numbered 81 Brookline Street re: possible violations of the Building & Health Codes. (Clinton) scanJun 28
  191. 191Certificate of Appropriations and Source of Funding. scanJul 6
  192. 192Order-re: City Manager to take appropriate steps concerning reports of racial tension in the Police Dept. (M. Vellucci) scanAug 2
  193. 193Order-re: City Manager to contact the Lawyer's Committee for Civil Rights concerning the Sergeant's list of the Cambridge Police Dept. (M. VEllucci) scanAug 2
  194. 194Order-re: posting of appropriate signs in parks and playgrounds re: prohibiting consumption of alcoholic beverages. (W. Sullivan) scanAug 2
  195. 195Order-re: review of the feasibility of either placing a moratorium on penalty charges on water bills or reduction of the current penalty charge. (Clinton) scanAug 2
  196. 196Order-re: appropriate steps to be taken to insure that water meters are read every three months as opposed to the present schedule. (W. Sullivan) scanAug 2
  197. 197Order-re: Traffic & Parking Dept. to place signs on Chauncy St. which read "25 MPH" and establishmentof a radar control to deter speeding. (Duehay) scanAug 2
  198. 198Rescission of loan authorization of April 26, 1982 in the sum of $1,200,000 for the Lechmere Parking Garage. scanAug 2
  199. 199Rescission of loan authorization of April 2, 1979[?] in the sum of $1,000,000 for the Riverside Press Property. scanAug 2
  200. 200Transfer of a parcelof city-owned land at 139-166 Cherry St. to Homeowner's Rehab, Inc. scanAug 2
  201. 201Acceptance and appropriation of an additional grant of $59,000 to the Fuel Assistance Energy Fund. scanAug 2
  202. 202Acceptance and appropriation of a private donation in the amount of $894.63 to the Dept. of Human Services. scanAug 2
  203. 203Acceptance and appropriation of a grantof $6,000 to the Human Resource & Development Dept. scanAug 2
  204. 204Transfer of $2,100 in the Public Works Dept. to cover a "lump sum" settlement. scanAug 2
  205. 205Appropriation of a grant in the amount of $18,510 to the Community Development Dept. scanAug 2
  206. 206Agreement for tax payment with the Whitehead Institute. scanAug 2
  207. 207Proposed City Council resolution authorizing the City Manager to file for 80% funding for the acquisition of Riverfront Park in connection with the East Cambridge Riverfront Plan. scanAug 2
  208. 208Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Ten re: graduated liquor license fee schedule based on volume and seating capacity. scanAug 2
  209. 209Quarterly report of Reconciliation of Treasurer's Cash. scanSep 10
  210. 210Order-re: enabling Dover Street to have parking on both sides of the street. (Danehy) scanSep 13
  211. 211Order-re: joint venture program with minorities re: city contracts awarded in the bidding process. (Graham) scanSep 13
  212. 212Order-re: report on minorities enployed in renovation projects at the Webster, Roberts and Longfellow Schools (Graham) scanSep 13
  213. 213Order-re: City Solicitor to draft a home rule bill which would restrict all new university contruction within the city limits. (M. Vellucci) scanSep 13
  214. 214Order-re: dedicating the corner of York Street and Hamlin Street as Ralph L. Mackey Square. (W. Sullivan) scanSep 13
  215. 215Order-re: elimination of fees set on rents for the operations of Rent Control. (M. Vellucci) scanSep 13
  216. 216Comm. from Edward J. Collins, Jr., Dep. Commissioner, Dept. of Revenue re: authorization for the Board of Assessors to issue a notice of estimated tax for FY 83. scanSep 13
  217. 217Appropriation of $13,542 to the D. H. S. P. Other Ordinary Maintenance account. scanSep 13
  218. 218Appropriation of $7,500 in the D.H.S.P. Other Ordinary Maintenance account. scanSep 13
  219. 219Appropriation of $4,680 to the D.H.S.P. Other Ordinary Maintenance account. scanSep 13
  220. 220Acceptance and appropriation of a grant of $12,799 to the Dept. of Human Services. scanSep 13
  221. 221Acceptance and appropriation of a grant of $76,881 to the Dept. of Health and Hospitals. scanSep 13
  222. 222Acceptance and appropriation of a grant of $9,000 to the Historical Commission. scanSep 13
  223. 223Comm. from John R. McCarthy, Prov. Sec. of the School Comm. re: enclosed order requesting the drafting of an amendment to Ord. # 923 to modify the requirement for Public School projects from 1%[?] of the total estimated cost to 1% of the total estimated cost except in school renovation projects. scanSep 13
  224. 224Order-re: report as to the present owner of 6 Linnaean Street and its status as a non-profit organization or residential taxpaying property. (Duehay) scanSep 20
  225. 225Order-re: advisability of increasing the police force by ten members with one being charged with enforcement of regulations governing the operation of taxicabs. (M. Vellucci) scanSep 20
  226. 226Order-re: request for a review by the City Solicitor & the Director of Traffic & Parking as to the proposal of Yellow Cab Co. for the leasing of taxicabs in the City for a future hearing on this subject. (M. Vellucci & C. Duehay) scanSep 20
  227. 227Order-re: new policies to be developed on the storage, disposal & transportation of toxic chemicals & hazardous waste within the City. (Duehay) scanSep 20
  228. 228Order-re: MIT to Acknowledge the error of accidentially dumping waste materials into a trash compactor and its subsequent flow into a storm drain and the Charles River. (M. Vellucci) scanSep 20
  229. 229Order-re: "No Loitering" signs to be placed at Payne Park. (M. Vellucci) scanSep 20
  230. 230Order-re: City Manager to draft a "pooper scooper" ordinance to be submitted to the Council. (D. Sullivan) scanSep 20
  231. 231Request for an additional appropriation totalling $32,000 to the Building Dept. scanSep 20
  232. 232Acceptance and appropriation of a grant of $407,779 from the State Exec. Office of Transportation for construction of transportation improvements to the Fort Washington Business District. scanSep 20
  233. 233Additional information regarding a Cambridge Citizen Employment Plan. scanSep 20
  234. 234Order-re: Cambridge Redevelopment Authority to cease work on the "sidewalk park" at the corner of Webster Ave. & Plymouth St. until a public hearing can be held on this matter. (M. Vellucci) scanSep 27
  235. 235Order-re: Recreation Dept. to make the tennis courts at the high school complex available to the general public (C. Wylie) scanSep 27
  236. 236Order-re: report to be submitted by the Building Dept. regarding uses allowed by present zoning of the former County Courthouse on Third St. (C.D. Sullivan) scanSep 27
  237. 237Order-re: request for an allocation of $40,000. to rehabilitate the Margaret Fuller House. (C. Graham) scanSep 27
  238. 238Order-re: appropriation of state aid money to the Dept. of Veteran's Services to provide funds for Memorial Day observances. (C.W. Sullivan) scanSep 27
  239. 239Order-re: "Chain of Command" at Cambridge Hospital for the purpose of notification of hazardous waste problems. (C. Clinton) scanSep 27
  240. 240Order-re: development of a plan to keep the Cambridge Common & all public squares, playgrounds, monuments & historical sites clean. (C. Duehay) scanSep 27
  241. 241Order-re: report on all city lodging houses & their compliance with all city & state regulations. (C. Duehay) scanSep 27
  242. 242Order-re: crime rate in the Central Square area & subsequent police response. (C. Duehay) scanSep 27
  243. 243Order-re: litter baskets in Central Sq. and existence of sufficient litter baskets throughout the City. (C. Duehay) scanSep 27
  244. 244Re: acceptance & appropriation of a grant of $139,831.53 from the MBTA to the Public Investment Fund. scanSep 27
  245. 245Re: acceptance & appropriation of a grant of $3,653.24 from the Dept. of Environmental Quality Engineering. scanSep 27
  246. 246Re: acceptance & appropriation of $90,820.00 from the Mass. Dept. of Public Health to the W.I.C. Program. scanSep 27
  247. 247Order-re: report of the Special Commission to Study the Administration of the Rent Control Board dated Sept. 27, 1982 be referred to the Rent Control Committee of the City Council. scanSep 27
  248. 248Order-re: City Manager to instruct the Advisory Committee on Cable TV to conduct a conference to educate the public on cable tv on a Saturday morning after November 4, 1982 at the CRLS School. (C. Graham) scanOct 4
  249. 249Order-re: appropriate steps be taken to repair the holes in the fence bordering the golf course. (Clinton) scanOct 4
  250. 250Order-re: Traffic Dept. & Police Dept. to report on steps taken to curb speeding on Chauncy Street. (Duehay) scanOct 4
  251. 251Order-re: Traffic Dept. to replace the street sign for Arnold Circle. (Duehay) scanOct 4
  252. 252Order-re: Analysis of the 1982-1983 MBTA budget as submitted to the Advisory Council & report on the level of service for Cambridge residents. (Duehay) scanOct 4
  253. 253Order-re: Public Works Dept., Water Dept., and all appropriate departments notify residents when "disruptive" public projects occur in their neighborhoods. (Duehay) scanOct 4
  254. 254Petition of Rachel Kabasakalian, Racial Justice Task Force of the American Friends Service Comm. for a silent vigil on Oct. 16, 1982 from 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. in front of the Post office to demonstrate against racial violence. scanOct 4
  255. 255Acceptance and appropriation of two private grants totalling $700.00 to the Commission on the Status of Women. scanOct 4
  256. 256Acceptance and appropriation of $100,000 in miscellaneous grants to the Arts Council. scanOct 4
  257. 257Acceptance and appropriation of a grant of $18,510 to the Community Development Dept. scanOct 4
  258. 258Acceptance and appropriation of a grant of $18,421.19 to the Dept. of Human Services. scanOct 4
  259. 259Acceptance and appropriation of a grant of $27,000 to the Dept. of Human Services. scanOct 4
  260. 260Order-re: Board of Assessors to provide bi-weekly status reports on 100% valuation. (Danehy) scanOct 18
  261. 261Order-re: report request on circumstances surrounding the operation of Cambridge Diagnostics, Inc. located on Allston Street. (Duehay) scanOct 18
  262. 262Order-re: assignment of an appropriate individual to attend a public hearing of the Exec. Office of Transportation on Oct. 19, 1982 re: discussion of Alewife Brook Pkwy. improvements. (Danehy) scanOct 18
  263. 263Order-re: establishment of a Comprehensive drug enforcement program throughout the city. (Danehy) scanOct 18
  264. 264Order-re: report request regarding the removal of bricks by contractors from construction sites at Hampshire St. & Cogswell Ave. (Danehy) scanOct 18
  265. 265Order-re: Commissioner of Cable TV to report on the process to remove various members from the Advisory Committee on Cable TV. (Danehy) scanOct 18
  266. 266Order-re: reaffirmation by the Traffic & Parking Dept. that the status of Brookford St. will remain a dead-end street. (Danehy) scanOct 18
  267. 267Order-re: report on the piles at Cameron Ave., Mass. Ave., and Cedar St. and feasible way of removing them in a way non-disruptive to the neighborhood. (Danehy) scanOct 18
  268. 268Order-re: Human Service Dept. to develop a program of recreational activities for Common Place. (W. Sullivan) scanOct 18
  269. 269Order-re: report on advance public notification to put 60 video games in "The Garage" in Harvard Square has been done. (Duehay) scanOct 18
  270. 270Order-re: report on the number of accounts in arrears for the installation of new sidewalks that are over six months overdue. (Duehay) scanOct 18
  271. 271Order-re: report request on Chapter 372 of the General Laws. affecting hospital & health care. (Duehay) scanOct 18
  272. 272Order-re: review of the order dated June 14, 1982 requesting a report by the Biohazards Comm. re: alleged exposure to radiation by employees of MIT. (Duehay) scanOct 18
  273. 273Order-re: appropriate steps to be taken to fix the sidewalk at the corner of Hamilton & Pearl Street. (Clinton) scanOct 18
  274. 274Acceptance and appropriation of a grant of $174,000 to the Dept. of Human Services. scanOct 18
  275. 275Acceptance and appropriation of a grant of $249,290 to the Dept. of Human Services. scanOct 18
  276. 276Order-re: review of the provisions of Chapter 32, Sec. 95A to determine availability of pension benefits payable to the widow of Francis Misener. (C.W. Sullivan) scanOct 25
  277. 277Order-re: steps be taken to prevent cars from travelling the wrong way on Erie St. from Brookline St. to Pearl St.(C. Clinton) scanOct 25
  278. 278Order-re: appropriate steps be taken to repair the sidewalk on Magazine ST. in the area of 9-25 Magazine St. (C. Clinton) scanOct 25
  279. 279Order-re: naming the baseball diamond at Fr. Callahan Playground at Tobin Field the "Peter Stilla baseball diamond." (Vice-Mayor Russell) scanOct 25
  280. 280Order-re: effects of a new law to replace certain portions of the Comprehensive Employment and Training Act. (C. Duehay) scanOct 25
  281. 281Order-re: request for a report on fees paid by owners of newspaper vending machines. (C. Duehay) scanOct 25
  282. 282Order-re: repairs to the traffic signal lights at the corner of Hawthorne & Mt. Auburn Streets. (C. Duehay) scanOct 25
  283. 283Order-re: Community Development Dept. to provide technical planning recommendations for land use in the Cambridgeport Industrial District Re: the Quinton zoning petition. (C. Wylie) scanOct 25
  284. 284Order-re: establishment of a comprehensive anti-crime program nknown as "War on Crime" & development of a plan for implementation of same. (C. Danehy) scanOct 25
  285. 285Order-re: City Council to go on record favoring the banning of all trick or treating activities on Halloween. (C.W. Sullivan) scanOct 25
  286. 286Order-re: Board of Assessors to report on a bi-weekly basis on the status of 100% revaluation. (C. Danehy) scanOct 25
  287. 287Order-re: resurfacing to be done on Concord Ave. from Story St. to the Belmont Line. (Vice-Mayor Russell) scanOct 25
  288. 288Order-re: explanation of Ordinance No. 733 regarding the sale & leasing of City-owned property or land & what recourse if left to the Council if the ordinance is violated. (Mayor Vellucci) scanOct 25
  289. 289Order-re: report on reasons for ticketing of cars parked in front of St. Peter's Church while their owners attended a funeral service. (Vice Mayor Russell) scanOct 25
  290. 290Order-re: schedule to be prepared as to the repair of sidewalks on Blanchard Road from Grove St. to the Belmont Line. (Vice Mayor Russell) scanOct 25
  291. 291Order-re: steps be taken to repair Concord Ave. from Bond St. to the intersection of Huron Ave. & Concord Ave. due to a depression in the road. (Vice Mayor Russell) scanOct 25
  292. 292Re: transfer of $342,650. in the Water Dept. scanOct 25
  293. 293Order-re: repairs to be done to the elevator at the McCusker Center. (C. Danehy) scanOct 25
  294. 294Order-re: scheduling of a hearing during the regular City Council meeting to be held on November 15, 1982 at which time the Board of Assessors will discuss the status of 100% revaluation. (C. Wylie) scanNov 1
  295. 295Order-re: City Manager to meet with the Police Chief & Director of Traffic & Parking Re: review all allegations of traffic law infractions & ordinance violations. (C. Duehay) scanNov 1
  296. 296Order-re: City Solicitor to inform the Federal Bankruptcy Court of all ordinance violations by the Charlesbank Laundry - FAILED OF ADOPTION. (C. Duehay) scanNov 1
  297. 297Order-re: City Solicitor to pursue all legal recourse available against the Charlesbank Laundry. (C. Graham) scanNov 1
  298. 298Order-re: City Manager to investigate proposed level of funding from EOCD for Fiscal Year 1982-83 in relation to CEOC funding in Cambridge. (C.W. Sullivan) scanNov 1
  299. 299Order-re: steps be taken to insure that all street construction work be completed in f first class manner & to insure repair of depressions in roads caused by said construction. (C. Clinton) scanNov 1
  300. 300Order-re: Traffic and Parking Dept. to repair the flashing light in front of the Gustave M. Solomons Occupational Center on Broadway. (C. Duehay) scanNov 1
  301. 301Order-re: License Commission to recommend guidelines & policies for the future issuance & transfer of liquor licenses. (C. Duehay) scanNov 1
  302. 302Order re: establishment of a Council policy that local business people & blue collar workers be given preference on all construction work throughout the City. (GRAhAm) scanNov 1
  303. 303Re: appropriation of a grant of $6,000. from the Mass. Historical Commission to the Historical Commission. scanNov 1
  304. 304Re: proposed legislation entitled "AN ACT AUTHORIZING THE CITY OF CAMBRIDGE TO LEASE LAND AND BUILDINGS FOR TERMS NOT EXCEEDING NINETY-NINE YEARS AND FURTHER AUTHORIZING THE CITY OF CAMBRIDGE TO CONTRACT FOR THE SUBLEASE OF SPACE IN THE BUILDING AT CAMBRIDGE HOSPITAL NOW KNOWN AS THE LEE B. MACHT COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTER FOR A TERM NOT EXCEEDING NINETY-NINE YEARS". scanNov 8
  305. 305Order-re: replacement of paving on Concord Avenue between Garden St. and Huron Avenue. (VM Russell) scanNov 8
  306. 306Order-re: proposal to abolish Dudley House at Harvard University and further raising of student rents by the University and its effects on residents to secure low-income housing. (C. Graham) scanNov 8
  307. 307Order-re: steps taken to keep Brookford St. as a dead-end street Re: what actions the City can take to protect homeowners in this case. (C. Graham) scanNov 8
  308. 308Order-re: Board of Survey & Building Superintendent not to issue demolition permits until certification is received from the Health Dept. that no rodents, etc., exist in the building. (Mayor Vellucci) scanNov 8
  309. 309Order-re: Cambridge Redevelopment Authority not to transfer land in the Kendall Sq. area to Boston Properties for construction of Whitehead Institute until after a meeting with area residents. (Mayor Vellucci) scanNov 8
  310. 310Order-re: appropriate steps be taken to have signs erected at the corner of Cambridge St. & Camelia Ave. & on the Cambridge Hospital indicating location of the emergency entrance. (VM Russell) scanNov 8
  311. 311Order-re: installation of a wire gauge rubbish container at the corner of Gurney St. & Huron Ave. (VM. Russell) scanNov 8
  312. 312Order-re: immediate repair of all lights on the high school campus. (Mayor Vellucci) scanNov 8
  313. 313Order-re: lighting on the Cambridge Common to be repaired. (C. Duehay) scanNov 8
  314. 314Order-re: Chief of Police to report regarding number of arrests for violations of the City ordinance with regard to prohibition of posting of signs & bills in public & illegal spraying on same. (C. Clinton) scanNov 8
  315. 315Re: authorization for the City manager to grant an easement to Federal Construction, Inc. at 1000 Cambridge St. scanNov 8
  316. 316Order-re: steps be taken to clear the vacant lot at the corner of Mass. Ave. and Walden Street of debris. (C. Danehy) scanNov 15
  317. 317Order-re: contacting the appropriate officials of the Star Market in Porter Square to clean up the shopping area. (C. Danehy) scanNov 15
  318. 318Re: sale, lease or rental of City-owned land or property as controlled by Ordinance No. 733. scanNov 15
  319. 319Re: transfer of $11,599. in the Public Works Dept. scanNov 15
  320. 320Re: transfer of $200. in the Women's Commission. scanNov 15
  321. 321Re: Community Development Action Grant (CDAG) Program. [handwritten: Riverfront Plan] scanNov 22
  322. 322Re: public hearing on the application process for Block Grant Year Nine (FY83-84). scanNov 22
  323. 323Re: City Council go on record approving the filing of the attached proposed legislation entitled "AN ACT AUTHORIZING THE CITY OF CAMBRIDGE TO LEASE THE BUILDING AT THE CAMBRIDGE HOSPITAL NOW KNOWN AS THE LEE B. MACHT COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTER FOR A TERM NOT EXCEEDING NINETY-NINE YEARS AND TO SUBLEASE SPACE AT SUCH BUILDING DURING THE TERM OF ANY LEASE OF SUCH BUILDING." scanNov 22
  324. 324Order-re: City Council go on record in opposition to any rate increase by the New England Telephone and Telegraph Co. (Mayor Vellucci) scanNov 22
  325. 325Order-re: appropriate steps be taken to remove shrubs & crabgrass along the fence at the cemetery and repairs be done on fallen gravestones. (C. Clinton) scanNov 22
  326. 326Order-re: City Manager to check into the Rev. Patrick H. Callahan Fund & various other funds re: determination of the present balance of these funds for patients of the Neville Manor. (M. Vellucci) scanDec 6
  327. 327Order-re: City Manager to report on an agreement between Harvard University and the MBTA to close the Harvard Brattle Station, before completion of the Red Line extension project. (D. Sullivan) scanDec 6
  328. 328Order-re: City Manager to report on compliance with the lead paint poisoning prevention law and the Collymore consent decree. (D. Sullivan) scanDec 6
  329. 329Acceptance and appropriation of a grant of $339,596.76 for leak detection studies and water main construction. scanDec 6
  330. 330Appropriation of $8,000 to the Dept. of Human Service Programs. scanDec 6
  331. 331Transfer of $22,000 in the Rent Control Board Office. scanDec 6
  332. 332Appropriation of $194,000 to the Dept. of Human Service Programs. scanDec 6
  333. 333Memo from Kathy Spiegelman, Asst. City Manager for Community Development Dept. re: HUD's proposed revisions in Block Grant regulations. scanDec 6
  334. 334Re: recommendations for the distribution of additional State Aid. 4 orders in sums of $750,000 & 4,688,313.64 scanDec 13
  335. 335Order re: feasibility of constructing a steam line to co-generate energy from Harvard University facilities to the Cambridge Hospital & Youville Hospital. (C.D. Sullivan) scanDec 13
  336. 336Order re: preparation of plans for the annual distribution of parking stickers & visitors permits by mail. (C.D. Sullivan) scanDec 13
  337. 337Re: transfer of $2,500. in the Public Works Dept. scanDec 13
  338. 338Re: appropriation of $15,000. to the Dept. of Human Service Programs. scanDec 13
  339. 339Re: transmitting a copy of House Bill No. 6735 entitled "AN ACT AUTHORIZING THE CITY OF CAMBRIDGE TO LEASE THE BUILDING AT THE CAMBRIDGE HOSPITAL NOW KNOWN AS THE LEE B. MACHT COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTER FOR A TERM NOT TO EXCEED NINETY-NINE YEARS AND TO SUBLEASE SPACE AT SUCH BUILDING DURING THE TERM OF ANY LEASE OF SUCH BUILDING." scanDec 13
  340. 340Comm. from Kathy A. Spiegelman, Asst. City Manager for Community Development re: public hearing on application process for Block Grant Year Nine (FY 1983-84). scanDec 13
  341. 341Re: proposed loan order in the amount of $3,850,000. for the remodeling and repairs to the Cambridge Hospital. scanDec 13
  342. 342Order re: Police & Health Dept. to remind retail stores of penalties for sale of tobacco products to minors & posting notice of same. (C.D. Sullivan) scanDec 20
  343. 343Order re: report on the 25 new beds for the Neville Manor. (Mayor Vellucci) scanDec 20
  344. 344Order re: City Manager to set up a task force to provide food, shelter, & medical assistance to people during the winter months. (Mayor Vellucci) scanDec 20
  345. 345Order re: City Manager to ascertian the appropriate number of trackless trolleys to be garaged at the MBTA garage facility in North Cambridge. (C. Danehy) scanDec 20
  346. 346Order re: appropriate steps be taken to determine whether or not the chemical PCB is being stored at the MBTA facility in North Cambridge. (C. Danehy) scanDec 20
  347. 347Order re: City Manager to confer with appropriate individuals of Electronics Corp. of America Re: allegations that said firm is considering relocating its operations to New Hampshire. (C. Duehay) scanDec 20
  348. 348Order re: Electrical Dept. to repair lighting at Longfellow Park. (C. Duehay) scanDec 20
  349. 349Order re: City Manager to hold on any action by the City Re: back taxes due on the premises 14-16 Clinton Street until future use of the property has been debated by the Council. (Mayor Vellucci) scanDec 20
  350. 350Order re: effort be made to remedy exploitation of "temporary" city employees. (Mayor Vellucci) scanDec 20
  351. 351Re: report on balances of various trust funds to be used for the benefit of patients at the Neville Manor. scanDec 20
  352. 352Re: appropriation of a grant of $39,985. from the Dept. of Social Services to the Dept. of Human Services. scanDec 20
  353. 353Re: appropriation of a grant of $16,360. to the Dept. of Human Services. scanDec 20
  354. 354Order re: City Manager to consider increasing the Police Dept. enrollment immediately. (Mayor Vellucci) scanDec 20
  355. 355Order re: status report on the landscaping problem at Cambridge Cemetery. (C. Clinton) scanDec 27
  356. 356Re: transfer of $2,000. in the Assessors Office. scanDec 27
  357. 357Order re: Cambridge Housing Authority & Community Development Dept. to negotiate for purchase of the premises numbered 14-16 Clinton Street (C.D. Sullivan) - NO ACTION TAKEN scanDec 20

Highways

198 actions · № 1–198
  1. 1SIGN REVOCATION- Harry L. Cowles - 67A Mt. Auburn St. scanJan 11
  2. 2SIGN - Rosie's Pastries - 243 Hampshire St. Adopted scanJan 18
  3. 3DRIVEWAY-J.R.Fennell d/b/a Bioran - 16 Columbia St. Adopted scanJan 18
  4. 4SIGN-Peking Duck Restaurant-485 Mass. Ave. -Adopted scanJan 18
  5. 5DRIVEWAY WIDENING-Maurik Realty Trust-2143 Mass. Ave. Adopted scanJan 18
  6. 6SIGN REVOCATION-Heavy Duty Corner, 165 River St. Adopted. scanJan 18
  7. 7SIGN REVOCATION-Sun Oil Co., of Penn.-s.west corner of Pleasant and Warland Sts. - Adopted scanJan 18
  8. 8SIGN REVOCATION-Seymour Chev. Sales-374 Mass. Ave. Adopted scanJan 18
  9. 9DISCONTINUANCE-PORTION OF NUTTING ROAD-PRES. & FELLOWS OF HARVARD COLLEGE AND LOUIS F. DIGIOVANNI -also University Rd. -Bennett St. Eliot & Boylston St. scanJan 18
  10. 10RE: Awaiting Report Item #7 re: petition of the Pres. & Fellows of Harv. Col. and Louis DiGiovanni for the discontinuance of portion of Nutting Rd. also University Rd, Bennett St. Eliot & Boylston St. scanJan 18
  11. 11C.D. Sullivan Order re: public hearing to be scheduled re: traffic on Bay Street as it relates to driveways for the new 1000 Mass. Ave. Development. scanJan 18
  12. 12Comm. From Eliot J. Winograd of Rosie's Pastries re: answer to Council request of November 16,1981 regarding a flush sign and issuing a request for a projecting sign at the premises Numbered 243 Hampshire Street. scanJan 18
  13. 13C. Graham order re: public hearing to be scheduled for Jan. 11,82 at 6:00 p.m. re: petition of a J.R.Fennell for a driveway at 16 Columbia Street. ADOPTED scanJan 18
  14. 14C. Graham order re: curb cut permits granted for the development at 1000 Mass. Ave. be rescinded until conclusion of negotiations with the neighborhood scanJan 18
  15. 15C. Wylie order re: further action of recission of the Driveways at 1000 Mass. Ave. be tabled for one week re: developer of the premises to provide an agreement with the neighborhood as to usage of said driveways and related traffic and parking probs. scanJan 18
  16. 16Re: response to Awaiting Report Item No. 6 re: check of all grades at the former City Dump as to the MBTA exceeding elevations agreed to at negotiations with the City. scanJan 25
  17. 17SIGN REVOCATION - Jenny Manufacturing Co. 70 Bridge Street. scanFeb 1
  18. 18DRIVEWAY - Eulis Clarke - 15 Jay Street. scanFeb 1
  19. 19WIDENING OF DRIVEWAY - Jeanne M. Horney - 109 Montgomery Street scanFeb 1
  20. 20Replacement of the street name sign at Madison St. & Holly Ave. scanFeb 1
  21. 21SIGN REVOCATION - B.E.Smith - 2089 Mass. Ave. scanFeb 1
  22. 22SIGN REVOCATION - John Terra - 1193 Cambridge Street scanFeb 22
  23. 23SIGN REVOCATION - Elcon Corp. d/b/a Tremont Lounge - 1174-1178 Cambridge Street. scanFeb 22
  24. 24AN AWNING - The Lodge - 20 Brattle Street scanFeb 22
  25. 25DRIVEWAY - Shelter Innovation II - 40 Gorham Street scanMar 8
  26. 26DRIVEWAY - Alex Steinbergh - 6-8 Sherman Street scanMar 8
  27. 27DISCONTINUANCE OF DRIVEWAY - Alex Steinbergh/Gallagher - 6 Sherman Street. scanMar 8
  28. 28DRIVEWAY - Shelter Innovation II - 62 Wendell Street scanMar 8
  29. 29DRIVEWAY - C. Todd Stuart - 9 Follen Street scanMar 8
  30. 30SIGN REVOCATION - Wheeler Service Inc. - 155 Brookline Street scanMar 8
  31. 31Sign revocation - Cambridge Furniture Company - 17 Dunster St. scanMar 22
  32. 32Awning revocation - I.N.I. d/b/a Clothes Call - 1105 Mass. Ave. scanMar 22
  33. 33Sign revocation - Belgian Fudge, Inc. - 1310 Mass. Ave. scanMar 22
  34. 34Sign revocation - The Record Warehouse - 67 Winthrop St. scanMar 22
  35. 35Driveway - Francis X. Finigan - 108 Clay Street. scanMar 22
  36. 36Petition of Stephen Whitney of the Cambridge Taxi Association, for a public hearing before the Council to discuss Winston Transportation Service. scanMar 29
  37. 37Comm. from Mayor Vellucci, transmitting comm. from S. Tavares da Silva, Mass. "Day of Portugal" Celebration Committee, requesting permission to conduct a road race on June 6, 1982 at 10:00 a.m. in the Portland & Cambridge Street area. scanMar 29
  38. 38Petition of Will George, Inc., d/b/a Frank's Steak House for the continuance of an existing sign and awning at 2310 Mass. Avenue. scanApr 5
  39. 39Sign revocation - Simon & Sons, Inc. - 52A Brattle Street. scanApr 5
  40. 40Petition of Ken Berk of Berk's Clothing for a display of merchandise at the premises numbered 40 Brattle Street. scanApr 12
  41. 41Re: comm. from the Historical Commission and petition of American Science and Engineering requesting approval to change street address for land & buildings at 178-200 Sidney St. and 6-24 Allston Street to "Fort Washington, Cambridge, MA". scanApr 26
  42. 42Comm. from the Sidewalk Committee of Essex Street requesting the support of the Council to have the sidewalks on Essex Street replaced. scanApr 26
  43. 43Sign revocation - Canada Dry Corp. - 847 Cambridge Street. scanApr 26
  44. 44Street banner revocation - United Way of Mass. - accross Brattle Street at Harvard Square. scanApr 26
  45. 45Petition of Peter D. Bennett, First Parish Unitarian Church, requesting permission to conduct a sidewalk sale for the Harvard Square Marketplace. scanApr 26
  46. 46Driveway - David A. Flynn - 22 Leonard Avenue. scanApr 26
  47. 47Petition of Toscanini's Ice Cream for a nylon flag at 899 Main Street. scanApr 26
  48. 48Petition of James Brissette, Riverside Cambridgeport Community Corp. for a fire escape at the premises numbered 215-217-219 Auburn Street. scanMay 3
  49. 49Sign - Szafarz, Inc. - 36 Cameron Avenue. scanMay 3
  50. 50Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting comm. from Joan Lastovica, City Engineer Re: approval of 64 Rice St. for the additional number of 66 Rice St. scanMay 10
  51. 51Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting comm. from Joan Lastovica, City Engineer Re: approval of a change in address for 69 Sciarappa St. to 86 Otis Street. scanMay 10
  52. 52Driveway - Eustace E. and Audrey Edey - 135 River Street. scanMay 10
  53. 53Driveway - Frederic G. Keyes & Gabrielle B. Keyes - 15 Berkeley Street. scanMay 10
  54. 54Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting comm. from Everett Kennedy, Acting Comm. of Public Works, supporting the petition of Urban Outfitters for the display & sale of merchandise at the premises numbered 11 Boylston Street. scanMay 10
  55. 55Sign revocation - Parisian Motors, Inc - 78 Prospect Street. scanMay 17
  56. 56Petition of Fortuna, Inc. d/b/a Tello's of Cambridge to conduct a sidewalk sale at 1762 Mass. Avenue on June 3,4 and 5, 1982 from 9:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. scanMay 17
  57. 57Re: report from the Public Works Dept. on sidewalk damage at 31 Linnaean Street. scanMay 17
  58. 58Sign revocation - Myerson Tooth Corp. - 66 Hamilton Street. scanMay 24
  59. 59Sign revocation - James Miller - 281 Broadway. scanMay 24
  60. 60Driveway - City of Cambridge (Cambridge Housing Authority) - 2050-2070 Mass. Avenue. scanMay 24
  61. 61Driveway - Fourteen Cambridge Center Trust - 262-284 Binney Street. scanMay 24
  62. 62Re: response to Awaiting Report Item No. 7 regarding a proposed agreement between the City and Clinical Assays on their petition for a walkway over Vassar Street between 600 and 620 Memorial Drive. scanMay 24
  63. 63Re: response to Awaiting Report Item No. 20 regarding the resurfacing of the area of Larch Road and Huron Avenue to correct a depression in the road. scanMay 24
  64. 64Re: response to Awaiting Report Item No. 19 regarding the re-paving of the street area from Buckingham Street to the intersection of Concord and Huron Avenues. scanMay 24
  65. 65Re: response to Awaiting Report Item No. 14 regarding the traffic pattern in the Binney Street and Fulkerson Street area. scanMay 24
  66. 66Petition of Cambridge Peace Education Project requesting a banner across Mass. Avenue at the corner of Magazine Street. scanJun 7
  67. 67Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting comm. from George Teso, Director of Traffic and Parking Re: schedule of street clearing for the month of June, 1982. scanJun 7
  68. 68Driveway - Paridokht Melamed - 18 Clinton Street - PLACED ON FILE UNDER RULE NINETEEN. scanJun 7
  69. 69Driveway - McNeil & Associates, Inc. - 10 Centre St. - PETITION DENIED scanJun 14
  70. 70Driveway - Cambridge Housing Authority - 86 Otis Street. scanJun 21
  71. 71Driveway - Cambridge Housing Authority - 69 Sciarappa Street. scanJun 21
  72. 72Awning - W. Clinton Creasy - 142A Mount Auburn Street. scanJun 21
  73. 73Driveway - Thomas F. Cilligan - 335-337 Columbia Street. scanJun 21
  74. 74Driveway - Carol R. Johnson - 14 Brown Street. scanJun 21
  75. 75Driveway - Lucy Mackall - 95-97 Larch Road. scanJun 21
  76. 76Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting comm. from Manuel Rogers for the Portuguese American Civic League, requesting permission to close off Springfield Street from Cambridge to Houghton Streets on July 9, 10 and 11, 1982 for the Annual Feast of the Holy Spirit. scanJun 21
  77. 77PETITION DENIED - Driveway - Oscar W. Harding - 1 Jay St. scanJun 28
  78. 78PETITION DENIED - Driveway - Maria & Antonio Vieira - 111 Gore Street. scanJun 28
  79. 79Driveway-Cambridge Family Y (YMCA) 410-438 Green Street. scanJun 28
  80. 80Driveway-Cambridge Family Y (YMCA) 410-438 Green Street. scanJun 28
  81. 81Sign-Coca Cola Bottling Co. of New England - 906 Mass. Ave. scanJun 28
  82. 82Petition of Robert Lowe, Innovative Design requesting a hearing to discuss his request for an outdoor sale in front of the Harvard Square Theater on Tuesdays through Saturdays from June 28 to Sept. 30, 1982. scanJun 28
  83. 83Portland cement sidewalk-John J. & Mary K. Keohane- 201 Pearl Street. scanJun 28
  84. 84Sign revocation - Rex Equipment, Inc. -2154 Mass. Ave. scanJun 28
  85. 85Sign revocation - Guenter Ahrens, d/b/a Marie's Cake Shoppe - 2267 Mass. AVe. scanJun 28
  86. 86Sign revocation - Fred's Furniture, Inc. - 473 Cambridge St. scanJun 28
  87. 87Petition of Rev. Aiden Ward, Apostolic Pentecostal Church for a banner across Mass. Ave. from Purity Supreme to Essex St. scanJun 28
  88. 88Driveway - L. J. Miller - 25 Frost St. scanJun 28
  89. 89Driveway - Daniel Morais - 40 Union St. scanJun 28
  90. 90Request from Homeowner's Rehab, Inc. for permission to move a house from 182 Hampshire Street to a site at 104-108 Hampshire St. scanJun 28
  91. 91Order-banner permit issued to the Mass. Dept. of Food & Agriculture re: holding the farmers market from July 1, 1982 to October 26, 1982. (C. D. Sullivan) scanJun 28
  92. 92Sign - Steven Kapsalis - 991 Mass. Ave. scanAug 2
  93. 93Driveway - David Barrett, Four Cambridge Center Trust - south side of Broadway between Sixth St. and Carleton St. scanAug 2
  94. 94Driveway - David Barrett, Five Cambridge Center Trust - east side of Sixth St. between Broadway and Main St. scanAug 2
  95. 95Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting one from Joseph Tulimieri, Exec. Dir., Cambridge Redevelopment Authority re: request to be heard by the Council at tonight meeting re: petitions submitted by David Barrett for driveways in the Kendall Square Urban Renewal Area. scanAug 2
  96. 96Sign revocation - Gaetano Forte - 1298 Cambridge St. scanAug 2
  97. 97Sign revocation - Joseph P. DiCarlo d/b/a Prospect Stove & Appliance 221 Prospect St. scanSep 13
  98. 98Sign revocation - Robert L. Pann d/b/a Robert L. Pann Co. - 189 Hamsphire St. scanSep 13
  99. 99Sign revocation - Coca Cola Bottling of Boston - 17 Central Sq. scanSep 13
  100. 100Sign revocation - Ernest B. Starr, d/b/a Starr Book Shop, Inc. 29 Plympton Street scanSep 13
  101. 101Portland cement sidewalk - Custodio Gonclaves - 11 Carlisle St. scanSep 13
  102. 102Portland cement sidewalk - Howard & Ellen Baker - 18 Saville St. scanSep 13
  103. 103Portland cement sidewalk - George Raff & Marie E. Rupp, Trustees of the 10 Dana St. Condominium Trust - 10 Dana Street. scanSep 13
  104. 104Portland Cement sidewalk - Joseph T. Raduano of the 1600 Mass. 1600 Mass. Ave. scanSep 13
  105. 105Petition of Richard J. Weiner for a display of used furniture at the premises numbered 87-91 River St. scanSep 13
  106. 106Comm. from Prof. Fox Tree requesting a permit for the use of the Cambridge Common and surrounding area on Sept. 25-26, 1982 for the AMERICAN INDIAN FESTIVAL - REFERRED TO THE CITY MANAGER scanSep 13
  107. 107Comm. from Albert T. Darling, Grand Knight, Knights of Columbus Council #74 re: permission for their annual Tootsie Roll Drive for the benefit of handicapped children. scanSep 13
  108. 108Comm. from Anne M. Thomas requesting a BANNER and appropriate approvals for the annual "OKTOBERFEST" to be held in Harvard Sq. on Oct. 10, 1982. scanSep 13
  109. 109Petition of Thomas E. Kneeland to sell hot dogs & soft drinks at various locations, Mondays through Saturdays commencing Sept. 13 to Dec. 1, 1982 between 11 a.m. to 4 p. m. -REFERRED TO THE CITY MANAGER. scanSep 13
  110. 110PETITION DENIED - Driveway Carpenter Center - Harvard Univ. 19 Prescott St. see Highway 1983 - when driveway was approved. scanSep 13
  111. 111Driveway - Joel Harrison - 43 Hancock St. scanSep 13
  112. 112Driveway - Laura R. Chason - 2 Appleton Street. scanSep 13
  113. 113Driveway widening - Scott Grossman for Fabrications - Linnaean Street. scanSep 13
  114. 114Driveway - Frank & Stella Matiejunas - 17-19 Hamlin St. scanSep 13
  115. 115Driveway - Victor & Filomeroa Cerqueira - 7 Harding St. scanSep 13
  116. 116Sign - Charles Webb - 7 Thorndike Street. scanSep 13
  117. 117Sign - New Moon - 932 Mass. Ave. scanSep 13
  118. 118Granolithic sidewalk-Norman Swartz, Frances Zonis Azer, et al 923 Mass. Ave. & 75-77 Hancock Street. scanSep 20
  119. 119Granolithic sidewalk - Kateri Costain - 34-36 William St. scanSep 20
  120. 120Sign-Top Copy - 11 Holyoke St. scanSep 20
  121. 121Rally-Sheila M. Cusolito, Pres., Take Back the Night Steering Committee - October 3, 1982 between 12:00 noon and 10:30 p. m. scanSep 20
  122. 122Petition of Alan J. Warner, Pres., Le Jardin, requesting permission for a display of merchandise at the premises numbered 248 Huron Avenue on Mondays-Saturdays at various hours to commence immediately for an indefinite time period. NO ACTION TAKEN - PLACED ON FILE UNDER RULE 17 scanSep 27
  123. 123Petition of Anne M. Thomas, Harvard Sq. Business Assoc. for a banner behind the bandstand on which the Octoberfest band will play on October 10, 1982. scanSep 27
  124. 124Petition of Rev. Robert A.A. Turner, Pastor, Western Avenue Baptist Church for a banner across Mass. Ave. from Essex St. to the Purity Supreme Market on October 4-15, 1982. scanSep 27
  125. 125Sign revocation - Maurice M. Cohen - 121 First Street. scanSep 27
  126. 126Petition of Vincent A. DiGiovanni & Antonio DiGiovanni of Hillside Garden Supply Co. for a bitulithic sidewalk at the premises numbered 99 Blanchard Road. scanSep 27
  127. 127Petition of Robert C. Simons, Tr. 1697-1699 Cambridge St. Condominium Trust for a granolithic sidewalk at the premises numbered 1697-1699 Cambridge St. scanSep 27
  128. 128Comm. from Joan Lastovica, City Engineer relative to the notification that the Office of Information Technology, Harvard University, located at 1730 Cambridge St. has been approved for the additional street address of 28 Chauncy Street. scanSep 27
  129. 129PETITION DENIED- driveway - 3 Suffolk Street - Clifford S. Bynoe. scanOct 4
  130. 130PETITION DENIED- driveway - 6 Aberdeen Ave. - Gary Nigryhossian scanOct 4
  131. 131Petition from Rob Everts, Mass. Nuclear Referendum Campaign requesting permission to set up an informational table at the Harvard Sq. Kiosk on Oct. 9, 16, 23, & 30, 1982 re: Question Three on the November ballot. scanOct 4
  132. 132Sign-Lechmere Rug Company - 200 Monsignor O'Brien Highway. scanOct 4
  133. 133Sign - Lechmere Rug Company - 200 Monsignor O'Brien Highway. scanOct 4
  134. 134Sign - Lechmere Rug Company - 200 Monsignor O'Brien Highway. scanOct 4
  135. 135Edgestones - Louis J. & Eva M. Oullette - 11 Orchard Street. scanOct 4
  136. 136PETITION DENIED - Driveway - Edward P. Silva, Tr. T. J. Realty Trust - 10 Prentiss St. scanOct 18
  137. 137Four canvas Awnings - Laverty Associates - 2148-2168 Mass. Ave. scanOct 18
  138. 138Banner revocation - Div. of Land Use of the Mass. Dept. of Food & Agriculture - across Mass. Ave. for the Farmer's Market. scanOct 18
  139. 139Sign-Steve Herrell's Ice Cream - 15 Dunster St. scanOct 18
  140. 140Sign revocation - Porter Square Florist, Inc. 1904 Mass. Ave. scanOct 18
  141. 141Bitulithic sidewalk - Mass. Ave. Baptist Church, Inc. - 146 Hampshire Street. scanOct 18
  142. 142Petition of Inez Stanford, et al, requesting new sidewalks on Vincent Street. scanOct 18
  143. 143RE: missing street signs at Arnold Circle. scanOct 18
  144. 144Sign revocation - Danielle, Inc. d/b/a Beverly's Beauty Salon - 19 Belmont Street. scanOct 25
  145. 145Sign revocation - estate of Hyman Liberman d/b/a Hilco Electric Supply Co. - 11 Brookline Street. scanOct 25
  146. 146Sign - Mulbery Studios - 10C Mt. Auburn Street. scanOct 25
  147. 147Driveway - Hy Tech, Inc. (Water Purification Assoc., Inc.) - Mooney Street. scanOct 25
  148. 148Driveway - Kathrine Kombouras - 2420 Mass. Avenue. scanOct 25
  149. 149Driveway - Margaret M. Potter - 54 Washburn Avenue. scanOct 25
  150. 150Driveway widening - Creighton Realty Trust - Creighton St. side of 2044 Mass. Avenue - PETITION DENIED scanOct 25
  151. 151Driveway - Donald & Elaine Dailey - 14 Florence Street. scanOct 25
  152. 152Sign - Top Copy - 12 Holyoke Street. scanOct 25
  153. 153Re: status of Brookford Street. scanNov 1
  154. 154Sign - Cambridge Tow & Cambridge Auto Body - corner of Smith Place and Concord Avenue. scanNov 1
  155. 155Driveway - Daniel O'Connell & Sons/M.I.T. - entrance to temporary construction site on Ames St. at the M.I.T. Arts & Media Bldg. scanNov 1
  156. 156Driveway - Homeowner's Rehab, Inc. - 104 Hampshire St. scanNov 1
  157. 157Driveway - Marshall & Gwen Simpkins - 3 Bristol Street. scanNov 1
  158. 158Driveway - Peter Puzinas - 29 Bristol Street. scanNov 1
  159. 159Driveway - Dominick & Josephine Ricci - 57 Roseland Street. scanNov 1
  160. 160Driveway - Carlos & Aida Cardoso - 223-225 Charles Street. scanNov 1
  161. 161Driveway - 1600 Mass. Avenue Realty Trust - 1600 Mass. Avenue. scanNov 1
  162. 162Driveway widening - Harvard University Neiman Foundation - 43 Kirkland Street. scanNov 1
  163. 163Driveway - Patricia Cole-Piatt - 50-52 Grozier Road. scanNov 1
  164. 164Driveway discontinuance & two new driveways - TRW Fasteners Division/United Carr, Inc. - 242-248 Third Street. scanNov 1
  165. 165Re: response to Awaiting Report Item No. 28, regarding the resurfacing of Concord Avenue. scanNov 8
  166. 166RE: the sidewalk at the premises numbered 32-40 Thingvalia Avenue. scanNov 8
  167. 167Re: repairs to the sidewalk at the corner of Hamilton and Pearl Streets. scanNov 8
  168. 168Awning - Will George, Inc. d/b/a Frank's Steak House - 2310 Mass. Avenue. scanNov 8
  169. 169Driveway widening - Steven Williams - 18 & 22 Rice Street. scanNov 8
  170. 170Driveway - discontinuance of existing driveway & a new driveway - Joyce Chen - 358-360 Rindge Avenue. scanNov 8
  171. 171Driveway - Charles & Louise Weed - 109 Avon Hill. scanNov 15
  172. 172Driveway discontinuance - Charles H. & Louise E. Weed - Bellvue Ave. scanNov 15
  173. 173Re: response to Awaiting Report Item No. 25 regarding the status of Brookford St. as a dead-end street. scanNov 15
  174. 174PETITION DENIED - Driveway - Harry Y. Azadian - 6-8 Clary Street. scanNov 15
  175. 175Driveway - Gloria Arheene - 662 Green Street. scanNov 22
  176. 176Driveway - Joan Brigham - 45 Mount Pleasant Street. scanNov 22
  177. 177Sign - Paco's Taco's - 50 John F. Kennedy Street -PLACED ON FILE. scanNov 22
  178. 178Driveway - 2519-2525 Mass. Ave. - Bay Bank/Harvard Trust scanDec 6
  179. 179Driveway discontinuance - Bay Bank/Harvard Trust - 2519-2525 Mass. Ave. scanDec 6
  180. 180Driveway discontinuance - Bay Bank/Harvard Trust - 2519-2525 Mass. Ave. scanDec 6
  181. 181Driveway - BayBank/Harvard Trust - Churchill Ave. side of 2519-2525 Mass. Ave. scanDec 6
  182. 182Driveway - Bay Bank/Harvard Trust - Churchill Ave. side of 2519-2525 Mass. Ave. scanDec 6
  183. 183Driveway - John Brigham - 50 Walden Street. scanDec 6
  184. 184Driveway - Riverfront Office Park Associates - 1 Main Street scanDec 6
  185. 185Driveway - Riverfront Office Park Associates - 1 Main Street. scanDec 6
  186. 186Driveway - Riverfront Office Park Associates - 1 Main Street. scanDec 6
  187. 187Driveway - Robert E. Lohnes and Francis and Barbara Richard - 654-656 Green Street. scanDec 6
  188. 188Edgestones - Joseph S. BigelowIII and Mary Ellen Bigelow - 30 Elmwood Ave. scanDec 6
  189. 189Edgestones - James J. & Mary G. Baker - 26 Elmwood Ave. scanDec 6
  190. 190Sign revocation - Morgan Memorial - 1116 Mass. Ave. scanDec 6
  191. 191Sign revocation - Crown Dist. Co., Inc. - 635 Cambridge St. scanDec 6
  192. 192Sign revocation - Crown Dist., Co., Inc. - 125 River Street. scanDec 6
  193. 193Re-submitted driveway petition - John DaSilva - 1002 Cambridge Street. scanDec 13
  194. 194Driveway - 57 Avon Hill Street - James L. & Leslie M. Medoff - PETITION DENIED. See Highways 1983 - when driveway was approved. scanDec 13
  195. 195Driveway - 1000 Mass. Avenue - 1000 Mass. Ave. Phase I Associates (driveway discontinuance) scanDec 13
  196. 196Banner revocation - Apostolic Pentecostal Church - across Mass. Avenue from the Purity Supreme Market to Essex Street in Central Square. scanDec 20
  197. 197Sidewalk stationary post sign - Harvard University Police Dept. - 29 Garden Street. scanDec 20
  198. 198Driveway - 103-105-107-109-111 Walden Place - Thomas J. Costagliola. scanDec 27

Appointments

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  1. 1Appointment of Joan Lastovica as City Engineer, effective Jan. 18,1982 scanJan 11
  2. 2Re: appointment of two constables with power and five without power scanJan 11
  3. 3Appointment of eleven persons as public Weighers for year 1982. scanJan 11
  4. 4Appointment of a constable with power scanJan 11
  5. 5Constable bond for Charles F. Pacheco for approval of the surety scanJan 11
  6. 6Appointment of Anthony Ferrera to Police Sergeant, Jan. 5,1982 scanJan 11
  7. 7Appointment of two constables with power scanJan 18
  8. 8Re: appointment of two constables without power scanJan 25
  9. 9Re: reappointment of two members of the Council on Aging. scanJan 25
  10. 10Re: appointment of one constable with power and three without scanJan 25
  11. 11Re: appointment of Everett Kennedy as Act. Comm. of Public Works effective February 1,1982 scanFeb 1
  12. 12Re: reappointment of six members to the Camb. Health Policy Bd. and appointment of five new members to said Bd. scanFeb 1
  13. 13Appointment of a constable with power scanFeb 1
  14. 14Appointment and oath of office of Robert W. Healy as City Manager scanFeb 1
  15. 15Constable bond of John J. Miskell scanFeb 22
  16. 16Constable bond of Arthur Sibert scanFeb 22
  17. 17Constable bond of Jean LoPresti scanFeb 22
  18. 18Constable bond of Anthony D. Pini scanFeb 22
  19. 19Constable bond of Stephen Valentino scanFeb 22
  20. 20Appointment of two persons to the Camb. Comm. on the Status of Women. scanFeb 22
  21. 21Appointment of two Constables with power scanFeb 22
  22. 22Appointment of a constable with power scanFeb 22
  23. 23Comm. from Mayor Vellucci announcing the appointment of the Council Committee for the year 1982-83 scanMar 8
  24. 24Constable bond of Howard I. Stone scanMar 8
  25. 25Appointment of J.G. Sakey as the Commissioner of Cable TV, effective March 15, 1982 scanMar 8
  26. 26Appointment of two constables scanMar 8
  27. 27Re: Reappointment of Sondra Scheir as Election Commissioner scanMar 15
  28. 28Re: Reappointment of two members to the Council on Aging scanMar 15
  29. 29Appointment - Camb. Aux. Police - Oath of Off. James Maxwell Lewis scanMar 3
  30. 30Appointment - Camb. Aux. Police - Oath of Off. T. A. Morris scanMar 3
  31. 31Appointment Debra Souza- Parking Control Officer scanMar 19
  32. 32Appointment Catherine Sullivan-Parking Control Officer scanMar 19
  33. 33Appoint.Thomas Litwinsky-Parking Control Officer scanMar 19
  34. 34Appointment, Edward Moreira-Parking Control Officer scanMar 19
  35. 35Appointment, Crystal Kinzler-Parking Control Officer scanMar 19
  36. 36Appointment, Virginia Cecere-Parking Control Officer scanMar 19
  37. 37Appointment, Patricia Renna-Parking Control Officer scanMar 19
  38. 38Appointment, Mary E. Collins-Parking Control Officer scanMar 19
  39. 39Appointment, Gene Ward-Parking Control Officer scanMar 19
  40. 40Appointment, Patricia Alexander-Parking Control Officer scanMar 19
  41. 41Appointment, Chester Betts-Parking Control Officer scanMar 19
  42. 42Appointment of two constables scanMar 22
  43. 43Oath of office of Joan Markunas as a parking control officer. scanFeb 18
  44. 44Oath of office of Robert W. Healy as City Manager. scanFeb 8
  45. 45Oath of office of James F. Hallice as a Lieutenant in the Police Department. scanFeb 16
  46. 46Constable bond of Peter Parise, Jr. for approval of the surety. scanMar 29
  47. 47Constable bond of Frederick W. MacDonald for approval of the surety. scanMar 29
  48. 48Comm. from Mayor Vellucci announcing the appointment of the Cambridge Committee for a Better Neighborhood. scanMar 29
  49. 49Appointment of a seventeen person Cable Television Advisory Committee. scanMar 29
  50. 50Re: letter of resignation of David Vickery, Assistant City Manager for Community Development effective as of April 30, 1982. scanApr 5
  51. 51Constable bond of Peter Cucchiara. scanApr 5
  52. 52Re: Reappointment of a member to the Council on Aging. scanApr 5
  53. 53Re: appointment of a constable with power. scanApr 5
  54. 54Appointment of Faith McDonald as the Principal Assessor, effective as of April 12, 1982. scanApr 12
  55. 55Appointment of a constable with power. scanApr 12
  56. 56Oath of office of Faith McDonald as Principal Assessor. scanApr 12
  57. 57Oath of office of Richard C. Rossi, as Acting Deputy City Manager. scanApr 12
  58. 58Appointment of twelve constables without power. scanApr 26
  59. 59Appointment of two constables with power and one without power. scanApr 26
  60. 60Bond of Charles J. Crowley as a Deputy Collector of Taxes for approval of the surety. scanApr 26
  61. 61Constable bond of Robert H. Degou. scanApr 26
  62. 62Appointment of Kathy A. Spiegelman as Acting Assistant City Manager for Community Development. scanApr 26
  63. 63Constable bond of Joseph Montanino, Jr. scanApr 26
  64. 64Bond of Robert Merriman as a Deputy Collector of Taxes. scanApr 26
  65. 65Appointment of two constables without power. scanMay 3
  66. 66Constable bond of L. David Cleveland. scanMay 10
  67. 67Appointment of Anthony G. Paolillo as Acting Chief of Police pending a Civil Service exam. scanMay 10
  68. 68Oath of office of Anthony G. Paolillo as Acting Chief of Police, effective as of May 6, 1982. scanMay 10
  69. 69Appointment of James J. O'Brien as a Deputy Tax Collector of the City of Cambridge. scanMay 17
  70. 70Appointment of two Fence Viewers under the provisions of Chapter 41, Section One. scanMay 17
  71. 71Appointment of a constable with power and a constable without power. scanMay 17
  72. 72Re: Response to Awaiting Report Item No. 15 regarding the appointment of non-Cambridge residents to serve as Constables. scanMay 24
  73. 73Constable bond of Joseph S. West. scanJun 7
  74. 74Re: appointment of three persons to the Cambridge Commission on the Status of Women. scanJun 7
  75. 75Appointment of three constables, two with power, one without. scanJun 7
  76. 76Re: Appointment of a constable without power. scanJun 14
  77. 77Bond received from Paul E. Healy, as City Clerk for approval of the surety. scanJun 14
  78. 78Re: appointment of a constable without power. scanJun 21
  79. 79Re: appointment of two Alternative Members of the Cambridge Board of Building Code Appeal. scanJun 21
  80. 80Re: appointment of a member to the Council on Aging. scanJun 21
  81. 81Re: appointment to the Cambridge Conservation Commission. scanJun 21
  82. 82Re: appointment of three persons to the Commission on Handicapped Persons. scanJun 21
  83. 83Oath of office of Ginger Gay as Director of the Animal Commission and Dog Officer. scanJun 28
  84. 84Oath of Office of Celia Josephson as a Tenant Representative of the Rent Control Board. scanJun 28
  85. 85Oath of Office of William H. O'Leary as Temporary City Treasurer Tax Collector of the City of Cambridge. scanJul 22
  86. 86Oath of Office of Joseph D. Umanzio as Parking Control Officer. scanJul 16
  87. 87Oath of office of Thomas V. Scott as Chief of the Fire Dept. scanJul 19
  88. 88Appoinemtn of William H. O'Leary as Temporary City Treasurer/ Tax Collector, effective as of July 22, 1982. scanAug 2
  89. 89Appointment of Richard C. Rossi as Deputy City Manager, effective August 2, 1982. scanAug 2
  90. 90Notification of the resignation of Maria A. Imparato as Executive Director of the Rent Control Board. scanAug 2
  91. 91Reappointment of three members to the Cambridge Health Policy Board. scanAug 2
  92. 92Appointment of Celia Josephson as tenant representative to the Rent Control Board. scanAug 2
  93. 93Appointment of two constables with power and one without power. scanAug 2
  94. 94Oath of office of Richard C. Rossi as Deputy City Manager. scanAug 11
  95. 95Confirmation of the appointment of Warren McManus as a member of the Cambridge Housing Authority. scanSep 13
  96. 96Constable bond of John C. Vaughan for approval of the surety. scanSep 13
  97. 97Constable bond of Ralph T. Freda for approval of the surety. scanSep 13
  98. 98Notification of the appointment of Kathy Spiegelman as Assistant City Manager for Community Development, effective September 10, 1982. scanSep 13
  99. 99Appointment of a member of the Council on Aging. scanSep 13
  100. 100Appointment of Philip Halee as a Public Weigher. scanSep 13
  101. 101Appointment of three constables with power. scanSep 13
  102. 102Reappointment of Temporary City Treasurer/Tax Collector - William H. O'Leary. scanSep 20
  103. 103Oath of office of Lisa DeLima to the Board of Zoning Appeal as an Alternate Member. scanAug 30
  104. 104Oath of Office of Edward L. Dudley as a Deputy Fire Chief scanAug 26
  105. 105Oath of Office of John J. O'Donoghue as a Fire Department Captain scanAug 26
  106. 106Oath of office of Pasquale J. DeMaio as a Fire Department Captain scanAug 26
  107. 107Oath of office of Thomas P. Stack as a Fire Department Captain scanAug 26
  108. 108Oath of office of Michael E. Kuhn as a Fire Department Captain scanAug 26
  109. 109Oath of office of Edward M. Comerford as a Fire Department Lieutenant. scanAug 26
  110. 110Oath of office of Paul F. Mahoney, Jr. as Fire Department Lieutenant. scanAug 26
  111. 111Oath of office of William C. Hugh as a Fire Department Lieutenant scanAug 26
  112. 112Oath of office of Edward R. Goode as an Alternate Member of the Board of Zoning Appeal. scanAug 26
  113. 113Constable bond of Joseph LiPereira for approval of the surety. scanSep 20
  114. 114Appointment of five constables without power. scanSep 20
  115. 115Oath of office of Patrick Fulginiti as a Dog Officer. scanSep 27
  116. 116Re: request for confirmation of the reinstatement of Faith McDonald, Principal Assessor, to the Industrial Development Financing Authority (IDFA) effective as of July 13, 1982. scanSep 27
  117. 117Oath of office of Patrick G. Corcoran as a Captain of Police. scanOct 1
  118. 118Oath of office of Joseph F. Grainger as a Captain of Police. scanOct 1
  119. 119Constable bond received from Ronald MacLellan for approval of surety. scanOct 4
  120. 120Appointment of two constables with power. scanOct 4
  121. 121Reappointment of 5 members of the Consumer Advisory Commission. scanOct 18
  122. 122Appointment of a constable with power. scanOct 18
  123. 123Appointment of Roger Mervis as Executive Director of Rent Control effective November 1, 1982. scanOct 18
  124. 124Appointment of eleven constables with power. scanOct 18
  125. 125Constable bond of Jesse B. Whitley for approval of the surety. scanOct 25
  126. 126Bond of Philip W. Cyr as a Deputy Tax Collector for approval of the surety. scanOct 25
  127. 127Oath of office of Barbara L. Duffy as Purchasing Agent. scanOct 26
  128. 128Oath of office of James P. Maloney as Assistant City Manager for Fiscal Affairs. scanNov 1
  129. 129Constable bond of John J. Courtney, Sr. for approval of the surety. scanNov 1
  130. 130Oath of office of Sally Ackerman as Landlord Representative on the Cambridge Rent Control Board. scanNov 3
  131. 131Re: notification of the appointment of Sally Ackerman as Owner Representative on the Cambridge Rent Control Board, effective immediately. scanNov 8
  132. 132Re: appointment of two constables without power. scanNov 8
  133. 133Re: appointment of Mark L. Favermann to the Cambridge Arts Council effective immediately. scanNov 8
  134. 134Re: appointment of James P. Maloney, Jr. as Assistant City Manager for Fiscal Affairs, effective November 1, 1982. scanOct 18
  135. 135Re: appointment of Barbara L. Duffy as Purchasing Agent, effective October 18, 1982. scanOct 18
  136. 136Constable bond received from Steven Kapsalis for approval of the surety. scanNov 8
  137. 137Constable bond of Peter D. Valentino for approval of the surety. scanNov 8
  138. 138Oath of office of Mark L. Favermann as a member of the Cambridge Arts Council. scanNov 15
  139. 139Constable bond of Paul Westlund for approval of the surety. scanNov 15
  140. 140Constable bond of Pasquale Russolillo for approval of the surety. scanNov 15
  141. 141Constable bond of Daniel Murphy for approval of the surety. scanNov 15
  142. 142Constable bond of William Marchant for approval of the surety. scanNov 15
  143. 143Constable bond of David J. Mara for approval of the surety. scanNov 15
  144. 144Constable bond of Richard Kilmain for approval of the surety. scanNov 15
  145. 145Constable bond of David G. Harrison for approval of the surety. scanNov 15
  146. 146Constable bond of Steven DeMarco for approval of the surety. scanNov 15
  147. 147Constable bond of James Desrosiers for approval of the surety. scanNov 15
  148. 148Constable bond of Alexander C. Colovos for approval of the surety. scanNov 15
  149. 149constable bond of James Casella for approval of the surety. scanNov 15
  150. 150Re: appointment of a constable without power. scanNov 15
  151. 151Re: appointment of a constable without power and one with power. scanNov 22
  152. 152Appointment of nine constables with power and two constables without power. scanDec 6
  153. 153Oath of office of Maria DeRosa as a Commissioner on the Commission on the Status of Women. scanDec 2
  154. 154Oath of office of Joan Whitaker as a Commissioner on the Commissioner on the Status of Women. scanDec 2
  155. 155Oath of office of Barbara Manley as a Commissioner on the Commission on the Status of Women. scanDec 2
  156. 156Oath of office of Thelma Woodson as a Commissioner on the Commission on the Status of Women. scanDec 2
  157. 157Oath of office of Heidi Brieger as a Commissioner on the Commission on the Status of Women. scanDec 2
  158. 158Oath of office of Catherine Queen as a Commissioner on the Commission on the Status of Women. scanDec 2
  159. 159Oath of office of Priscilla Lopes as a Commissioner on the Commission on the Status of Women. scanDec 2
  160. 160Re: appointment of three constables with power and one without power. scanDec 13
  161. 161Appointment of Paul R. Ryder as Director of Recreation, effective November 1, 1982. scanDec 20
  162. 162Constable bond of Leanders H. Smith for approval of the surety. scanDec 20
  163. 163Constable bond of Mark A. Atura for approval of the surety. scanDec 20
  164. 164Re: appointment of a constable with power. scanDec 20
  165. 165Re-appointment of Oliver Cox as a member of the Council on Aging. scanDec 20
  166. 166Appointment of two constable with power. scanDec 27
  167. 167Appointment of a constable with power and a constable without power. scanDec 27
  168. 168Constable bond of Joseph R. Pestana, Jr. for approval of the surety. scanDec 27
  169. 169Constable bond of Raymond L. Proulx for approval of the surety. scanDec 27
  170. 170Appointment of two members and reappointment of three members of the Commission for Human Service Programs. scanDec 27
  171. 171Comm. from Roger Mervis, Rent Control Board relative to the appointment of Pat Cantor as General Counsel of the Rent Control Board. scanDec 8

Ordinances

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  1. 1Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting comm. from Russelll B. Higley, City Solicitor re: procedure for the repealing of a city ordinance. scanMar 22
  2. 2Order- proposed amendment to Ord. # 966 at the end of section c½ re: exempting 36-38-40-42 Linnaean St. and 4-6 Washington Ave. owners and tenants from those provisions - PLACED ON FILE UNDER RULE 19. scan—
  3. 3PLACED ON FILE DUE TO EXPIRATION OF TIME LIMIT - revised petition of Rosemarie Quinton, et al to rezone the Cambridgeport area. scanJan 4
  4. 4PLACED ON FILE DUE TO EXPIRATION OF TIME LIMIT - petition of MIT for a special overlay district for the Simplex Development area. scanJan 4
  5. 5FORT WASHINGTON DISTRICT - passed to be ordained. scanMar 8
  6. 6PLACED ON FILE UNDER RULE 19 - amending the hours of the Massage Parlor Ordinance. scanApr 12
  7. 7PLACED ON FILE UNDER RULE 19 - proposed amendment to Ordinance No. 966 by striking claude (i) of paragraph (4) of subsection (b) & inserting a new subsection (i) Re: prospective owner/occupants of condominium units. scanJan 25
  8. 8Report from the Committee on Ordinances regarding Building Department Fee Increases - PASSED TO BE ORDAINED. scanApr 26
  9. 9Re: amendment to the General Ordinances of the City of Cambridge in Chapter Six entitled "Petroleum", Section 32 entitled "Annual Fees for Licenses". - PASSED TO BE ORDAINED. scan—
  10. 10Order-re: formation of a group of city officials to develop guidelines for implementation of a limited equity cooperative ownership program in which participating buildings would be exempted from restrictions of the rental removal ordinance. scan—
  11. 11Re: proposed amendment to Chapter Twenty of the General Ordinances entitled "Weights and Measures" - PASSED TO BE ORDAINED. scan—
  12. 12Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting a revised draft of a proposed amendment to the General Ordinances in Chapter Twelve entitled "Licenses and Permits" in section 12-12 entitled "Regulations for Automatic Amusement Devices" by striking out the present section (g) and substituting a new section (g). - PASSED TO BE ORDAINED. scan—
  13. 13Order-re: proposed amendment to Ordinance No. 966 by striking out clause (i) of paragraph (4) of subsection (b) and inserting a new subsection (i) Re: prospective owner/occupants of condominium units be passed to a second reading. FAILED OF ADOPTION scanFeb 22
  14. 14Order re: proposed amendment to Ordinance No. 966 by striking out clause (i) of paragraph (4) of subsection (b) and inserting a new subsection (i) Re: prospective owner/occupants of condominium units. PASSED TO BE ORDAINED scanMay 3
  15. 15Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting comm. from Russell B. Higley, City Solicitor Re: proposed amendment to the General Ordinances to increase the fine for the violation of ordinances. scanMay 10
  16. 16Re: sixth draft of an inclusionary housing zoning ordinance as submitted by the Planning Board. scanMay 17
  17. 17Proposed amendment to the General Ordinances in Chapter Nine entitled "Electricity" by adding a new section 9-34 entitled "Connection of Private Fire Alarm Systems to Cambridge Fire Alarm System". scanMay 24
  18. 18Order-re: proposed amendment to the General Ordinances in Chapter 17 entitled "Public Works" by inserting after section 17 entitled "Public Works" by inserting after section 17-41 a section 17-41A entitled "Free Commercial Distribution of Smoking or Tobacco Products Prohibited in Public Places". PASSED TO BE ORDAINED scanJun 14
  19. 19Petition received from Arthur C. Parris, Chairman, Cambridge Planning Board Re: proposed amendment to the Zoning Ordinances of the City of Cambridge for a Flood Plain Overlay District by recodifying Secgion[?] 11.70 entitled "Employment Plan Compliance Procedure" as Section 11.80 and adding a new Section 11.70. PASSED TO BE ORDAINED scanJun 21
  20. 20Proposed amendment to the General Ordinances in Chapter 12 entitled "Licenses and Permits" in section 12-12 entitled "Regulations for Automatic Amusement Devices". PASSED TO BE ORDAINED scanJun 21
  21. 21Petition received from Councillor Wylie to amend the Zoning Ordinances under Article 2.000 entitled "Elderly Oriented Housing". PASSED TO BE ORDAINED scanJun 21
  22. 22PASSED TO BE ORDAINED - Petition of Suzanna F. FAbing, et al, to rezone from Rec. C-1 to Res. B in the area bounded by Maple Ave. Broadway, Fayette St., Highland Ave. and Marie Ave. scanAug 2
  23. 23PLACED ON FILE DUE TO EXPIRATION OF TIME LIMIT - Petition of Joan Lorentz, et al, transmitting a modified petition to rezone the area in the Mass. Ave.-Mid Cambridge area. scanAug 2
  24. 24PASSED TO BE ORDAINED - Petition of Philip V. Tortora, et al to amend the Zoning Ordinances by rezoning from Bus. A-1 to Res. C-1 in the area bounded by Brookline, Franklin, Auburn, Watson and Lopez Streets. scanAug 2
  25. 25Comm. from Robert J. LaTremouille re: updating of dimensional tables of the Zoning Ordinances of the City of Cambridge. scanAug 2
  26. 26Enforcement of Ordinance # 877 "Regulations for the Control of Noise." scanAug 2
  27. 27PLACED ON FILE DUE TO EXPIRATION OF TIME LIMIT - Refiling of zoning petition filed by Joan Lorentz, et al. scanAug 2
  28. 28Comm. from Edward B. Feinman, re: a meeting recently held by a group of Mid-Cambridge residents who oppose the establishment of a Mid-Cambridge Neighborhood Conservation District. scanSep 13
  29. 29FAILED TO PASS TO BE ORDAINED - petition of Eric W. Hendley, et al to rezone the area bounded by Inman, Bigelow, Clinton and Lee Street from Residence B to Residence B-T. scanSep 20
  30. 30Opinion of the City Solicitor regarding the establishment of a Cambridge Commission on Nuclear Disarmament. scan—
  31. 31PASSED TO BE ORDAINED AS AMENDED - Commission on Nuclear Disarmament and Peace Education. scan—
  32. 32Comm. from Richard Horgan, Building Dept., requesting withdrawal of a recently submitted petition of the Board of Zoning Appeal to amend their fee schedule pending a more simplified version to be submitted. scanOct 4
  33. 33PASSED TO BE ORDAINED - petition of Mary Jean Farrington, et al to amend the Zoning Ordinances by rezoning from Residence C-1 to Residence B in the area bounded by Roseland Street, Oxford St., Mass. Ave. & Forest St. scanOct 18
  34. 34FAILED TO PASS TO A SECOND READING - report of the Committee on Ordinances Re: duties and salary of the position of the City Solicitor. scanNov 8
  35. 35FAILED TO PASS TO A SECOND READING - order-re: referring the proposed ordinance re: City Solicitor to the Ordinance Committee. scanNov 8
  36. 36WITHDRAWN BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT - Petition of Cora Beth Abel to amend the Zoning Ordinances in the Mass. Ave., Lee St., Bigelow St. & Inman St. area. scanNov 15
  37. 37PASSED TO BE ORDAINED AS AMENDED - order re: proposed amendment to the Zoning Ordinances in Section 11-10 entitled "Definitions" and in Section 4.35 regarding massage establishments be referred to the Planning Board & Ordinance Committee. scanDec 13
  38. 38PASSED TO BE ORDAINED - recommended amendment to the General Ordinances Re: salary increase for the Mayor & City Council members. scanDec 27
  39. 39NO ACTION TAKEN - proposed amendment to the General Ordinances of the City of Cambridge providing for an increase in the fine for violating any provisions of the City Code or any ordinance from $50 to $300. scanDec 30

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