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1983

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706 actions · № 1–706
  1. 1Re: resolutions on James McElhenny. (C.W. Sullivan & C. Clinton) scanJan 3
  2. 2Re: resolutions on Charles W. Eliot II. (C. Clinton) scanJan 3
  3. 3Re: resolutions on Martin Foster, Esq. & Patricia Foster. (C. Clinton) scanJan 3
  4. 4Re: resolutions on Gerard J. O'Connor. (C. W. Sullivan) scanJan 3
  5. 5Order re: release of political prisoners in Great Britain & in Argentina. (Mayor Vellucci & C. Danehy) scanJan 3
  6. 6Order re: City Clerk to draft suitable resolutions on Mrs. Margaret Carney. (C. W. Sullivan) scanJan 3
  7. 7Re: order approving the filing of an Act entitled "AN ACT TO RE-NAME A CERTAIN PORTION OF FRESH POND PARKWAY AS BRIGADIER GENERAL JOHN F. CREMENS PARKWAY." (Mayor Vellucci, VM Russell, C. Clinton, C. Danehy & C.W. Sullivan) scanJan 3
  8. 8Re: comm. from the City Manager to all Dept. Heads relative to a hiring freeze to be imposed on all departmetns effective, January 3, 1983. scanJan 3
  9. 9Re: response to Awaiting Report Item No. 13 regarding removal of piles from construction sites at Cameron Ave., Mass. Ave. & Cedar Street. scanJan 3
  10. 10Re: response to Awaiting Report Item No. 7 regarding the number of minorities employed on the renovation of the Webster, Roberts & Longfellow Schools. scanJan 3
  11. 11Re: response to Awaiting Report Item No. 19 regarding implementation of recommendations of the Mayor's Special Commission to Study the Administration of Rent Control. scanJan 3
  12. 12Re: memorandum from Alan Zimlicki, Chief Project Planner for the East Cambridge Development Area Re: progress of the project to date. scanJan 3
  13. 13Re: extending congratulations to Archbishop Joseph L. Bernadin of his elevation to the rank of Cardinal. (C. Duehay) scanJan 10
  14. 14Order-re: Amnesty International Subcommittee resolutions on possible human rights violations in Paraguay. (C. Wylie, C. Graham & C.D. Sullivan) scanJan 10
  15. 15Re: resolutions on Councillor Walter Sullivan, who is presently hospitalized. (C. Graham) scanJan 10
  16. 16Re: resolutions in support of Mayor Frank X. Graves of Patterson New Jersey, in his efforts to re-open libraries in Patterson. (C. Wylie) scanJan 10
  17. 17Re: resolutions on James B. Griffin. (C. Graham & C.W. Sullivan) scanJan 10
  18. 18Re: resolutions on Gloria Arsenault. (C. Danehy) scanJan 10
  19. 19Re: resolutions on Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. (Mayor Vellucci & C. Graham) scanJan 10
  20. 20Re: resolutions supporting the Cambridge & Somerville Elders Congress in their efforts urging the 1983 session of the U.S. Congress to discuss the Social Security issue. (Mayor Vellucci) scanJan 10
  21. 21Re: notice of a public hearing by the DPU to be held on January 25, 1983 at 10:00 a.m. at 100 Cambridge St., Boston Re: rates and charges by the New England Telephone & Telegraph Co. scanJan 10
  22. 22Re: comm. from the Cambridge Health Policy Board in opposition to a proposed ordinance to create a merger of the Health & Building Dept.'s. scanJan 10
  23. 23Re: response to Awaiting Report Item No. 17regarding the establishment of an anti-crime program. scanJan 10
  24. 24Re: response to Awaiting Report Item No. 8 regarding compliance by lodging houses with all health, fire & building regulations on the state and city levels. scanJan 10
  25. 25Re: resolutions on William H. McGinnis. (C.W. Sullivan) scanJan 17
  26. 26Re: resolutions on John Grimes. (C.D. Sullivan) scanJan 17
  27. 27Comm. from Paul R. Cianelli, Exec. Dir., New England Cable Television Association Re: the cable t.v. licensing process in Cambridge. scanJan 17
  28. 28Re: acceptance by the City Council of an Chapter 543 of the Acts of 1982 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." (Act accepted) scanJan 17
  29. 29Re: report on the Fuel Assistance Program and the Fuel Assistance staff. scanJan 17
  30. 30Re: enclosing a copy of the Dept. of Human Service Programs schedule for 1983 Winter/Spring Programs & Services. scanJan 17
  31. 31Re: workshop to be held at the Hyatt Regency Hotel on February 10, 1983 Re: problem of excessive costs of group health insurance. scanJan 17
  32. 32Re: comm. from Mayor Vellucci regarding affirmative action in the School Dept. scanJan 10
  33. 33Re: first draft allocation of Block Grant Year Number Nine Furds. scanJan 17
  34. 34Report of the Committee on Cable Television Re: the report of the City Manager's Cable T.V. Advisory Committee. scanJan 17
  35. 35Notice of a public hearing from the DPU to be held on January 13, 1983 at 9:30 a.m. at 100 Cambridge St., Boston Re: petition of Boston Edison Co. for issuance & sale of 600,000 shares of its common stock. scanJan 17
  36. 36Comm. from W.R. Kane, Vice-Pres., Algonquin Gas Transmission Co. Re: enclosing a list of telephone numbers of said company in case of emergency situations. scanJan 17
  37. 37Petition of Susan M. Tichanuk requesting reimbursement for a fall on an icy sidewalk at the corner of Pearl St. & Mass. Avenue Re: breakage of her reading glasses. scanJan 17
  38. 38Comm. from George Rothman, First Central Realty Re: rooming house renovations & remodeling in Cambridgeport. scanJan 17
  39. 39Statement by Councillor Francis H. Duehay to Cambridge License Commission concerning License Procedures. scanJan 13
  40. 40Comm. from Eileen Keegan, EMHRDA Re: requests for potential worksites for its 1983 Summer Youth Employment Program (SYEP). scanJan 10
  41. 41Comm. from Walter Milne, Asst. to the President of M.I.T. Re: update on M.I.R.'s progress in selecting a developer for the former Simplex site. scanJan 17
  42. 42Order re: City Clerk to draft appropriate resolutions on the death of Evelyn Morrissey. (VM Russell) scanJan 24
  43. 43Order re: School Committee requested to reconsider its action of imposing a rental fee on the use of gymnasiums by other high schools in the City. (VM Russell) scanJan 24
  44. 44Comm. from Mayor Vellucci transmitting a comm. from Howard Friedman Re: imposing an alternate plan for obtaining resident parking stickers. scanJan 24
  45. 45Comm. from Jennifer A. Page, Vice Pres., of External Relations, Lesley College Re: purchase of properties by said college under the 100% mortgage plan at 6% interest. scanJan 24
  46. 46Comm. from Paul R. Cianelli, Exec. Dir., New England Cable T.V. Assoc., requesting that his name be added to the mailing list fcr all notices regarding cable t.v. in Cambridge. scanJan 24
  47. 47Notice of a public hearing from the DPU to be held on February 15. 1983 at 10:00 a.m., 100 Cambridge St., Boston Re: petition of Consolidated Rail Corp. (Conrail) to consolidate two field terminals in Boston & Framingham with its Springfield terminal. scanJan 24
  48. 48Order re: proclamation of "Days of Remembrance of Victims of the Holocaust" for the week of April 10-17, 1983. (Mayor Vellucci) scanJan 24
  49. 49Comm. from Robert V. Greco, Gen. Counsel, State Ethics Commission Re: Special Municipal Employees. scanJan 24
  50. 50Order re: CEOC be requested to furnish the City Council with copies of their budget for fiscal year 1983 and the agency's work plan for the same period. (Mayor Vellucci) scanJan 24
  51. 51Response to Awaiting Report Item No. 16 regarding possible enforcement of an agreement between Harvard University & the MBTA to close the Harvard-Brattle MBTA Station next spring. scanJan 24
  52. 52Re: comm. from Jill Herold, Asst. City Manager for Human Services Re: establishment of a senior citizens center at 2050 Mass. Ave. scanJan 24
  53. 53Re: report from the Community Development Dept. relative to Grendel's Den. scanJan 24
  54. 54Re: placement of sand contianers at all bridge locations throughout the City. scanJan 24
  55. 55Re: response to Awaiting Report Item No. 19 regarding whether the chemical PCB is being stored at the MBTA facility in North Cambridge. scanJan 24
  56. 56Re: response to Awaiting Report Item No. 15 regarding the lead paint poisoning prevention law & the Collymore consent decree. No action taken scanJan 24
  57. 57Re: enclosing a communication & proposed order relating to street names in the Kendall Square Urban Renewal area. scanJan 24
  58. 58Re: proclamation of the week of February 21-27, 1983 as "National Patriotism Week". (Mayor Vellucci) scanJan 31
  59. 59Re: request for approval for a preservation agreement for the building at the premises numbered 14 Worcester Street at the request of the Historical Commission. scanJan 31
  60. 60Comm. from Councillor Walter Sullivan in appreciation of kindnesses extended to him during his recent illness. scanJan 31
  61. 61Notice of a public hearing from the DPU to be held on February 24, 1983 at 10:00 a.m. at 100 Cambridge St., Boston Re: rates and charges by Statewide Towing Association, Inc. scanJan 31
  62. 62Comm. from Diane Norris, Middlesex County Advisory Board Coordirator Re: schedule of public hearings & meetings on the FY-84 County budget. scanJan 31
  63. 63Re: enlcosing for informational purposed a communication from Russell B. Higley, City Solicitor Re: Electronics Corp. of America. scanJan 31
  64. 64Order-re: City Council rescinds the vote taken on January 3, 1983 adopting an order favoring the filing of Home Rule legislation to re-name a portion of Fresh Pond Parkway as "Brigadier General John F. Cremens Parkway". (D. Sullivan) scanFeb 14
  65. 65Order-re: representatives of Shelter, Inc. be invited to the next regular meeting of the Council re: their plans to purchase the premises numbered 66 Chestnut Street and future plans for expansion. (M. Vellucci) scanFeb 14
  66. 66Resolutions to be prepared on James Conway. (W. Sullivan) scanFeb 14
  67. 67Resolutions on Kenneth J. Simmons. (W. Sullivan) scanFeb 14
  68. 68Resolutions on Joseph P. Savignano. (W. Sullivan) scanFeb 14
  69. 69Order-re: in support of the National League of Cities opposition to Cable Bill (S.66) introduced by Senator Barry Goldwater. (Clinton) scanFeb 14
  70. 70Order-re: City Clerk to prepare resolutions on the death of John Condon. (Danehy) scanFeb 14
  71. 71Order-re: City Clerk to prepare resolutions on the death of Ralph Darling. (Clinton) scanFeb 14
  72. 72Order-re: City Clerk to draft appropriate resolutions on the death of Joseph F. O'Connell. (Danehy & W. Sullivan) scanFeb 14
  73. 73Order-re: City Clerk to prepare appropriate resolutions on John J. O'Connor. (Danehy & VM Russell) scanFeb 14
  74. 74Order-re: City Council go on record opposing a variance sought from the Board of Zoning Appeals by Dream Machine, Inc. to install 60 video games in Harvard Sq. (Duehay) scanFeb 14
  75. 75Resolutions on Stephen Kadlec. (M. Vellucci) scanFeb 14
  76. 76Order-re: resolve tax abatement issue. (Wylie) PLACED ON FILE. scanFeb 14
  77. 77Communication from G.G. Datsun, Chief Exec. & Town Clerk of Cambridge, England in acknowledgement of resolutions adopted by the City Council re: nuclear weapons. scanFeb 14
  78. 78Communication from John R. McCarthy, Prov. Sec. of the School Committee, transmitting a copy of an order adopted by the committee re: providing uniforms with hoods to School Traffic Safety Guards. scanFeb 14
  79. 79Report from the Committee on Transportation re: roadway improvements for the Route 2/Alewife area. scanFeb 14
  80. 80Summary of how Historical Preservation Grants function. scanFeb 14
  81. 81Notice of a public hearing from the DPU to be held on February 14, 1983 at 10 a.m. at 100 Cambridge St., Boston re: joint petition of Rabbit, Inc. to transfer various serial numbered certificates to Stephan Corp. d/b/a Suburban Lines of Framingham. scanFeb 14
  82. 82Communication from the City Engineer re: new street addresses. scan—
  83. 83Communication from William C. Lannon, Supt. of Schools, re: impact of new students as a result of the Simplex construction. scan—
  84. 84Re: response to Awaiting Report Item No. 23 regarding urban development guidelines for the development of the Cambridgeport neighborhood. scanFeb 28
  85. 85Order re: Executive Director of the Cambridge Housing Authority & members of his staff to appear before the Council at its meeting of January 31, 1983 at 6:00 p.m. Re: activities of the CHA throughout the City. (Mayor Vellucci) scanJan 24
  86. 86Re: enlcosing for informational purposes a report from Daniel J. Wuenschel, Exec. Dir. of the Cambridge Housing Authority Re: CHA accomplishments. scanJan 31
  87. 87Re: response to Awaiting Report Item No. 8 regarding the impact of Chapter 372 of the Mass. General Laws on health & hospital operations. scanFeb 28
  88. 88Re: report regarding Section 312 Rehab Loan Program from January, 1978 to the present. scan—
  89. 89Comm. from Christine L. Graunas, 12 Mt. Auburn St. Re: efforts of the Health Dept. to aid her in securing heating in her building & requesting the City to take action to diminish vulnerabilities of like tenants in such situations. scan—
  90. 90Comm. from Dorothy L. Wilson Re: a "Final Notice for Parking Violation" sent to her in error. scan—
  91. 91Comm. from the Middlesex County Advisory Board transmitting a copy of the public hearing and meeting schedule for the Middlesex County FY-84 Budget. scan—
  92. 92Comm. from James Caragianes, Chairman & Peter Bruckner, Vice-Chairman, Ward 5 Democratic Committee Re: support of a resolution adopted by the Council Re: eminent domain taking of the Craigie Arms for the creation of low & moderate income housing. scan—
  93. 93Re: transmitting a report of the Committee of Health & Hospitals regarding the Neville Manor. scan—
  94. 94Comm. from Eric J. Krathwohl of May, Bilodeau, Dondis & Landergan transmitting a notice of a public hearing from the DPU to be held on Monday, March 14, 1983 Re: petition of Boston Edison Co., Cambridge Electric Light Co., et al for approval of certain insurance arrangements regarding nuclear power plants. scan—
  95. 95Comm. from Nancy E. Barry requesting reimbursement for an accident which occurred on January 17, 1983 in a snow storm at which time a large tree limb in front of her home broke off, causing damage to the premises. scanFeb 28
  96. 96Re: report of the Committee on Economic Development, Manpower and Employment Re: commencement of operations of the Cambridge Employment Plan (CEP). scanFeb 28
  97. 97Comm. from Birge Albright, Legal Counsel of the Law Dept. Re: the Farrington Zoning Petition. scanMar 2
  98. 98Comm. from Josn Lastovice, City Engineer Re: approval of various new street addresses on Mass. Avenue, Notre Dame Ave. and Russell Street. scanFeb 28
  99. 99Re: resolutions on the sixtieth birthday of Councillor Walter Sullivan. (Mayor Vellucci & all Councillors) scanFeb 28
  100. 100Order re: cancellation of the Council meeting scheduled for March 7, 1983 in order that the Council membership may attend the 1983 National League of Cities Conference in Washington, D.C. (C.W. Sullivan) scanFeb 28
  101. 101Order re: City Clerk to draft resolutions congratulating the Matignon High School Basketball and Hockey Teams on their recent successes. (VM Russell & C. Danehy) scanFeb 28
  102. 102Re: resolutions on Denise Joy Johnson. (C. Graham) scanFeb 28
  103. 103Re: resolutions on the Integrated Foster Care Program. (VM Russell) scanFeb 28
  104. 104Re: resolutions on Ralph J. Darling. (C. Clinton) scanFeb 28
  105. 105Re: resolutions on Joseph F. O'Connell. (C. Danehy & C.W. Sullivan) scanFeb 28
  106. 106Re: resolutions on John J. O'Connor. (C. Danehy & VM Russell) scanFeb 28
  107. 107Re: proclamation of the month of March, 1983 as "National Nutrition Month" in the City of Cambridge. (Mayor Vellucci) scanFeb 28
  108. 108Re: resolutions on Blois Purcell. (C. Graham) scanFeb 28
  109. 109Re: report on conditions at the Neville Manor and a plan of action to correct all outstanding deficiencies in order to meet or exceed State standards. scanFeb 28
  110. 110Re: report on the Mayor's Housing Initiative No. 2 and the creation of Nieghborhood Apartment Housing Services, Inc. (NAHS) scanFeb 28
  111. 111Re: report of Joseph Sakey, Commissioner of Cable T.V. in response to New England Cable Television Association's report. scanMar 14
  112. 112Re: 1982 Annual Report of the Dept. of Human Services Programs. scanMar 14
  113. 113Comm. from Pat Thomure, Chairperson, Cambridge Transportation Forum Re: MBTA Red Line Extension to Alewife. scanMar 14
  114. 114Comm. from the Office of Cable Television transmitting a copy of the March, 1983 edition of "Cable News". scanMar 14
  115. 115Comm. from Paul R. Cianelli, Exec. Dir. & General Counsel, New England Cable Television Assoc. requesting permission to formally address the Council and present its views on municipal ownership of a cable television system at this evening's meeting. scanMar 14
  116. 116Comm. from Kathy Spiegelman, Asst. City Manager for Community Development Re: enclosed copy of a proposed statement of Community Development Objectives & Projected Use Funds Year #9 (FY83-84) Block Grant Program. scanMar 14
  117. 117Comm. from John R. McCarthy, Prov. Secretary of the School Committee transmitting a copy of an order adopted by the School Committee Re: rent free use of public school gymnasiums by private secondary schools. scanMar 14
  118. 118Notice of a public hearing from James W. Igoe, Dep. Secretary of State to be held at 10:00 a.m. on March 25, 1983 at 1 Ashburton Place, Boston Re: proposed regulations to clarify procedures for obtaining access to public records. scanMar 14
  119. 119Comm. from Anthony D. Cortese, Commisioner, Exec. Office of Environmental Affairs Re: proposed regulations by the Dept. of Environmental Quality Engineering to apply non-hazardous sludge to the land for fertilization purposes and soil improvement. scanMar 14
  120. 120Order re: City of Cambridge be authorized to acquire a cable television system. (C. Clinton) scanMar 14
  121. 121Re: resolutions on the seventy-eighth birthday of Jeremiah J. Sullivan. (VM Russell) scanMar 14
  122. 122Re: report of the Amnesty International Subcommittee transmitting proposed resolutions on possible human rights violations in Zimbabwe. (C. Wylie, C. Graham, C.D. Sullivan) scanMar 14
  123. 123Re: resolutions on Hazel Love. (C. Graham) scanMar 14
  124. 124Re: resolutions on Detective Sergeant Joseph Amaroso. (VM Russell) scanMar 14
  125. 125Order re: requesting that His Honor, the Mayor appoint a Committee of three Councillors to draft suitable resolutions on the death of Raymond FitzGerald. (C.W. Sullivan) scanMar 14
  126. 126Re: resolutions on the ninetieth birthday of Helen Horgan. (C. Danehy) scanMar 14
  127. 127Re: report of the Committee on Environment regarding energy and weatherization programs currently ongoing in the City. scanMar 14
  128. 128Comm. from Congressman Edward J. Markey Re: nuclear freeze on the testing, production & deployment of nuclear weapons. scanMar 14
  129. 129Comm. from Mrs. Marjorie M. Farnsworth of the Christian Science Church on Waterhouse St. Re: disruption by a recently run road race of church service attendance. scanMar 21
  130. 130Order re: City Clerk to draft suitable resolutions on the death of former Governor Robert Bradford. (C.W. Sullivan) scan—
  131. 131Re: resolutions on John P. DeVillars. (C. Duehay, C.W. Sullivan, VM Russell) scan—
  132. 132Re: resolutions on the Honorable Joseph DeGuglielmo, who has recently been ill. (Mayor Vellucci) scan—
  133. 133Order re: City Clerk to draft suitable resolutions on the death of Theodore Dankewicz. (C.W. Sullivan) scan—
  134. 134Re: resolutions appointing Billy "The Duke" DiCarlo as the honorary Mayor of Harvard Square. (Mayor Vellucci) scan—
  135. 135Re: City Council declaring its intention to adhere to Section 104 of the City Charter during the FY-84 Budget Hearings & the enforcement of laws by respective City departments. (C. Danehy & C.D. Sullivan) scan—
  136. 136Re: resolution proclaiming March 29, 1983 as "Knights of Columbus Day" in the City of Cambridge. (C.W. Sullivan) scan—
  137. 137Order re: City Clerk to prepare suitable resolutions on the death of Josep Lluis Sert. (C.W. Sullivan) scan—
  138. 138Re: resolutions on Raymond FitzGerald. (C.W. Sullivan) scan—
  139. 139Re: resolutions on the Cambridge Rindge & Latin School Drama Dept. cast of the "Real Inspector Hound". (C. Clinton) scan—
  140. 140Order re: Planning Board to submit to the Council new ordinances and regulations for obtaining signs of a distinctive quality. (Councillors Clinton, Danehy, Duehay, Graham & VM Russell) scan—
  141. 141Re: resolutions on the Matignon High School Hockey Team. (VM Russell, C. Clinton & C. Danehy) scan—
  142. 142Comm. from Senator Paul Tsongas Re: a town meeting he is holding at 10:00 a.m. on March 30, 1983 at the Millers River Housing Project located at 15 Lambert St. for the elderly. scan—
  143. 143Comm. from John J. Donelan, II, Director of Energy, Richard D. Kimball Co. Re: federal funds available to cities & towns for technical assistance audits on town buildings. scan—
  144. 144Comm. from the Middlesex County Advisory Board Re: budget committee recommendations for the County Budget for Fiscal Year 1984. scan—
  145. 145Comm. from Sukru Elekdag, Turkish Amabssador Re: resolutions adopted by the Council on December 20, 1982 Re: human rights violations in Turkey. scan—
  146. 146Comm. from Jack Gerber, Vice-Pres., Cambridge Taxi Co. requesting that this evening's hearing to discuss rescinding Hackney Rule 4 that was requested by Philip Kelsey, be postponed. scanMar 21
  147. 147Comm. from Bob Alexander, Chairperson, Cambridge Commission on Handicapped Persons Re: problems of enforcing handicapped parking regulations. scanMar 21
  148. 148Re: up-dated report on the progress of the implementation of rec-ommendations of the Mayor's Commission by the Rent Control Board. scanMar 21
  149. 149Comm. from Philip Kelsey on behalf of fellow cab drivers Re: requesting to be heard at this evening's Council meeting regarding the application of Cambridge Taxi Company to rescind Hackney Rule 4. scanMar 14
  150. 150Re: proposed draft for the Minority Business Enterprise (MBE) Program. scanMar 14
  151. 151Re: status report on Electronics Corporation of America. scanMar 28
  152. 152Re: report from the Police Chief regarding the crime rate in Cambridge. scanMar 28
  153. 153Order re: City Clerk to draft suitable resolutions on the Golden Jubilee of Sr. Henrietta of the School Sisters of Notre Dame. (VM Russell) scanMar 28
  154. 154Order re: City Clerk to draft suitable resolutions on the Golden Jubilee of Sr. Alonzo of the School Sisters of Notre Dame. (VM Russell) scanMar 28
  155. 155Order re: City Clerk to draft suitable resolutions on Hazel Goode. (VM Russell) scanMar 28
  156. 156Re: resolutions on Alba Omogrosso, R.N. (Mayor Vellucci) scanMar 28
  157. 157Re: resolutions on Geneva Malenfant. (C. Clinton) scanMar 28
  158. 158Re: resolutions on the death of former Governor Robert F. Bradford. (C.W. Sullivan) scanMar 28
  159. 159Re: City Council recording its support of the national Jobs with Peace Week of Sunday, April 10, 1883 through April 16, 1983. (C. Graham) scanMar 28
  160. 160Re: proclamation of April 23, 1983 as the "Day of the Sovereign Military Hospitalers Order of Saint George in Carinthia." (Mayor Vellucci) scanMar 28
  161. 161Re: resolutions on Theodore P. Denkewicz. (C.W. Sullivan) scanMar 28
  162. 162Order re: City Clerk to draft suitable resolutions on the death of John E. DeLuise. (C.W. Sullivan & C. Clinton) scanMar 28
  163. 163Order re: City Clerk to prepare suitable resolutions on the death of John E. DeLuise. (Mayor Vellucci) scanMar 28
  164. 164Re: resolutions on Theodore Layne. (C. Clinton) scanMar 28
  165. 165Re: resolutions on the death of Josep Lluis Sert. (C.W. Sullivan) scanMar 28
  166. 166Re: resolutions on the Cambridge Rindge and Latin Boy's Track Team. (C. Clinton) scanMar 28
  167. 167Comm. from Councillor Danehy, Chairman of the Finance Committee scheduling a meeting of said Committee for March 28, 1983 at 5:00 p.m. in the City Council Chamber, relative to progress made in the revaluation process. scanMar 28
  168. 168Notice of a public hearing from the DPU to be held on April 15, 1983 at 10:00 a.m. at 100 Cambridge St., Boston, Re: rates and charges by Ram Broadcasting of Mass., Inc. scanMar 28
  169. 169Notice of a public hearing from the DPU to be held on April 28, 1983 at 10:00 a.m. at 100 Cambridge St., Boston Re: rates and charges by the New England Telephone & Telegraph Company. scanMar 28
  170. 170Comm. from William J. Hilaire, Regional Environmental Engineer, Dept. of Environmental Quality Engineering Re: sodium content in Cambridge drinking water. scanMar 28
  171. 171Comm. from Barbara M. Ellis, Exec. Asst., Retirement Board Re: re-deposit of funds to the Board no longer being mandatory for any former employee who returns to work within a two year period. scanMar 28
  172. 172Comm. from Russell B. Higley, City Solicitor Re: conflict of interest opinion regarding after-hours consulting work by Richard Horgan, Zoning Specialist. scanMar 28
  173. 173Comm. from Councillor Wylie, Chairman, Public Safety Committee Re: scheduling a meeting of said Committee to be held on Monday, April 4, 1983 at 4:30 p.m. in the City Council Chamber. scanMar 28
  174. 174Re: resolutions on Dr. John F. Fagan. (C.W. Sullivan) scanMar 21
  175. 175Comm. from Jason Timmons, Federal Management Co., Inc., expressing his regrets at being unable to attend this evening's hearing before the City Council regarding reports of evictions at Rindge Towers, due to illness. scanApr 4
  176. 176Comm. from Commonwealth Gas Co., enclosing a copy of their condensed financial return for the year ending December 31, 1982. scanApr 4
  177. 177Comm. from Cambridge Electric Light Co., enclosing a copy of their condensed financial return for the year ending December 31, 1982. scanApr 4
  178. 178Comm. from John Hurley, Vice-Pres., Mistry Assoc., Inc. Re: Public Works Economic Development Program Grant Awards for Fort Washington District improvements. scanApr 4
  179. 179Comm. from Lorraine Delaney, Pres., Traffic Supervisors Assoc., Re: Annual Traffic Award Party to be held on May 2, 1983. scanApr 4
  180. 180Re: summary of a meeting held on April 1, 1983 between the Board of Assessors, R.M. Bradley representatives & the City Manager. scanApr 4
  181. 181Re: response to Awaiting Report Item No. 14 relative to a task force to assist people by providing food, shelter & medical assistance during the winter months. scanApr 4
  182. 182C.W. Sullivan re: resolutions on Katherine "Kit" Buckley. scanApr 4
  183. 183Re: resolutions on Paul Dawson. (C.W. Sullivan) scanApr 4
  184. 184Order re: requesting the U.S. Dept. of Housing & Urban Development to take action to stop mass evictions & rent increases at the Rindge Towers. (C.D. Sullivan) scanApr 4
  185. 185Order re: congratulating Constance Ferulito for her contributions to Mt. Auburn Post #8818 and the Cambridge Community. (VM Russell) scanApr 4
  186. 186Order re: City Clerk to draft suitable resolutions on the death of William Henry Daly. (VM Russell) scanApr 4
  187. 187Order re: committee of three Councillors to draft suitable resolutions on the death of John Philip Sousa. (C.W. Sullivan, C. Duehay, VM Russell) scanApr 4
  188. 188Comm. from William C. Lannon, Superintendent of Schools Re: National Academic Decathalon. scanApr 4
  189. 189Order re: Ctiy Clerk to draft suitable resolutions on the death of Police Officer Joseph Linehan. (C. Danehy) scanApr 4
  190. 190Order re: City Council to conduct a public hearing at its next regular meeting Re: mass evictions at the Rindge Towers & the City Clerk to notify all parties concerned. scanMar 21
  191. 191Re: list of names, addresses & descriptions of utility & construction easements to be taken by eminent domain for the Alewife Quadrangle Public Works Improvement Project. scanMar 28
  192. 192Order re: congratulating Mayor Vellucci, Harvard University, Athletic Director Jack Reardon & Coach William Cleary for their efforts to develop a better high school athletic program. (C. Duehay) scanApr 11
  193. 193Order re: City Clerk to draft suitable resolutions on the death of Mary Marlor. (C.W. Sullivan) scanApr 11
  194. 194Re: resolutions congratulating Harvard University President Derek Bok on his invitation to Lech Walesa to address the 322nd Commencement Exercises at Harvard. (Mayor Vellucci) scanApr 11
  195. 195Order re: City Clerk to prepare suitable resolutions on the death of Francis Smith. (C.W. Sullivan) scanApr 11
  196. 196Re: resolutions on the Harvard University Varsity Hockey Team. (C. Duehay) scanApr 11
  197. 197Re: resolutions on the New Preparatory School Hockey Team. (C. Danehy) scanApr 11
  198. 198Re: resolutions on the death of Austin "Chucky" DeGuglielmo. (Mayor Vellucci) scanApr 11
  199. 199Re: recmmending that the City Council request from the Dept. of Revenue a delay in the Cambridge Revaluation project until FY-84. scanApr 11
  200. 200Re: transmitting a copy of the Central Square Report as prepared by Councillors Clinton, Duehay and Saundra Graham. scanApr 11
  201. 201Petition of Catherine E. Cunniff for the removal of a tree at the premises numbered 25 Banks Street. scanApr 11
  202. 202Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk Re: request of Jay Timmons to be heard at this evening's meeting before the City Council regarding evictions at the Rindge Towers. scanApr 11
  203. 203Comm. from John R. McCarthy, Prov. Sec. of the School Committee Re: cancellation of a meeting of the Sub-Committee on Asset Management scheduled for April 14, 1983 and the re-scheduling of a meeting to Thursday, May 5, 1983 at the Lincoln School. scanApr 11
  204. 204Comm. from John R. McCarthy, Prov. Secretary of the School Committee transmitting a copy of an order adopted by the Committee Re: graduation dates for the Cambridge Public Elementary & Secondary Schcols. scanApr 11
  205. 205Comm. from Timothy J. Heffernan, Boston Edison Co., enclosing a copy of their condensed financial return for the year ended December 13, 1982. scanApr 11
  206. 206Re: proposed legislation entitled "AN ACT PROVIDING FOR THE ENFORCEMENT OF THE STATE SANITARY CODY BY THE COMMISSIONER OF HOUSING INSPECTION IN THE CITY OF CAMBRIDGE". scanApr 11
  207. 207Press Release from the Traffic Dept. re: traffic circle at Kendall Square. scanApr 25
  208. 208Presentation to Joseph A. DeGuglielmo. scanApr 25
  209. 209Communication from Lawrence Michaelson, Charles River Marina, Inc. requesting a hearing before the City Council re: a problem ith law enforcement at the premises numbered 808 Memorial Drive. scanApr 25
  210. 210Order-re: endorsing the activities of the Central Square Neighborhood Crime Watch and its Project Porch Light. (D. Sullivan) scanApr 25
  211. 211Order-re: resolutions on the 35th wedding anniversary of Joseph and Anne Rizzuto. (VM Russell) scanApr 25
  212. 212Order-re: resolutions on the Honorable Joseph A. DeGuglielmo. (All City Councillors) scanApr 25
  213. 213Order-re: resolutions on the Diamond Jubilee of Saint Patrick's Parish. (All City Councillors) scanApr 25
  214. 214Order-re: resolutions on Dr. Michael Janson who is establishing a Holistic Medicine practice in Cambridge. (Danehy) scanApr 25
  215. 215Order-re: City Council supports the Harvard Students who are fasting to persuade Harvard University to divest itself from South African investments. (D. Sullivan) scanApr 25
  216. 216Order-re: resolutions on Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Lefebvre. (Danehy) scanApr 25
  217. 217Order-re: resolutions congratulating the Cambridge Music Dept. on their International Music Festival Presentation. (Graham) scanApr 25
  218. 218Resolutions on John E. DeLuise. (All City Councillors) scanApr 25
  219. 219Resolutions in support of Harvard Food Service Workers of Local 26. (D. Sullivan) scanApr 25
  220. 220Resolutions to be drafted on Jospeh A. Plausky. (Clinton) scanApr 25
  221. 221Resolutions on William H. Daly, Sr. (VM Russell) scanApr 25
  222. 222Communication from Reverend George D. Vartzelis, Pastor, Sacred Heart Church extending an invitation to the City Council to attend a mass celebrating the 100th anniversary of the Church to be held on June 18, 1983 at 5:00 p. m. scanApr 25
  223. 223Proclaiming April as "Cancer Control Month" (M. Vellucci) scanApr 25
  224. 224Resolutions on Francis J. Smith. (W. Sullivan) scanApr 25
  225. 225Communication from Russell C. Lindquist, Exec. Dir. of the IDFA transmitting a notice of a meeting of the IDFA to be held on April 26, 1983 at 5:00 p. m. in the Mayor Ackermann Room re: IDFA application of Ft. Washington Associates to use a $1.4 million industrial revenue bond to rehabilitate the premises numbered 21 Erie Street. scanApr 25
  226. 226Communication from John R. McCarthy, Prov. Sec. of the School Committee enclosing an order adopted by the Committee re: forwarding a preliminary request to the City Council and City Manager for the sum of $44,690,336. as the operating budget of the School Dept. for fiscal year 1984. scanApr 25
  227. 227Communication from Edward J. Collins, Jr., Dept. Commissioner, Mass. Dept. of Revenue re: enclosing copies of guideline releases regarding Chapter 653 of the Acts of 1982. scanApr 25
  228. 228Notice of a public hearing by the Mass. Industrial Finance Agency (MIFA) to be held on Tuesday, May 10, 1983 at 9:30 a. m. in the Mayor Ackermann Room re: proposal of the Fort Washington Associates for purchase and renovation of the premises numbered 21 Erie Street. scanApr 25
  229. 229Communication from William Spears and Robin MacIlroy in appreciation of assistance received from the Cambridge Consumer's Council. scanApr 25
  230. 230Communication from Henry Grunebaum, M. D., re: parking problems in Harvard Square. scanApr 25
  231. 231Communication from Joseph R. Plati, Div. Staff Mgr. of the New England Telephone and Telegraph Company transmitting a copy of the Annual Report of said Company for the year 1982. scanApr 25
  232. 232Communication from Theodore J. Mann, Chairman, Middlesex County Advisory Board re: supplemental fiscal year 1983 and fiscal year 1984 Middlesex County Budget. scanApr 25
  233. 233Communication from Mrs. Loretta F. O'Connell, expressing her appreciation to the City Council for resolutions adopted on behalf of her late husband, Joseph F. O'Connell. scanApr 25
  234. 234Communication from Thomas J. Larkin, Chairman, Middlesex County Commissioners transmitting for informational purposes the DiNisco Kretsch Capital Facilities Condition Inspection and Projection Report. scanApr 25
  235. 235Report from Fire Chief relaqtive to smoke detectors in response to City Council Order Number Three of January 10, 1983. scanApr 25
  236. 236Report from the Community Development Department on the so-called "hybrid" buildings, particularly as regards the extent and mix of the various forms of ownership. scanApr 25
  237. 237Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Fourteen relative to the landscaping and refurbishing of the headstones at Cambridge Cemetery. scanApr 25
  238. 238Report listing all properties and owners where the tax delinquency exceeds $5,000. scanApr 25
  239. 239Request for a hearing by the City Council to consider amending the Kendall Square CARD. scanApr 25
  240. 240Re: response to Awaiting Report Item No. 23, regarding the sodium content in the Cambridge drinking water supply. scanMay 2
  241. 241Re: request from the Cambridge Redevelopment Authority that the City approve the proposed boundary amendment to the Kendall Square Commercial Area Revitalization District (KSCARD) scanMay 2
  242. 242Re: respons to Awaitng Report Item No. 16 regarding an alternate plan for obtaining resident parking stickers. scanMay 2
  243. 243Re: comm. from the Community Development Dept. requesting charges in the Council order dated August 2, 1982 on the sale of 138-166 Cherry Street for low and moderate income housing. scanMay 2
  244. 244Re: approing an amendment to the Kendall Square Commercial Area Revitalization District (CARD) Plan. scanMay 2
  245. 245Order re: that businesses requesitng low-interest, industrial revenue bond financing comply with the Cambridge Citizens Employ-ment Plan prior to approval of their applications by the Cambridge Industrial Development Financing Authority. (C. Graham) scanMay 2
  246. 246Order re: supporting the petition submitted to the MDC Re: Riverbend activities during the period of May to October. (Mayor Vellucci) scanMay 2
  247. 247Order re: inviting the Harvard Lampoon Association to participate in the Cambridge effort to provide "food and warmth" to homeless persons. (Mayor Vellucci) scanMay 2
  248. 248Order re: requesting the Regional Administrator of the Dept. of Housing & Urban Development to intercede Re: petition of the Housing Authority for the repair of several elderly housing developments. (Mayor Vellucci) scanMay 2
  249. 249Order re: praising the efforts of the Salvation Army in supplying homeless people with food & shelter. (Mayor Vellucci) scanMay 2
  250. 250Order re: City Clerk to draft suitable resolutions on the death of William Galgay. (C.W. Sullivan) scanMay 2
  251. 251Re: resolutions on Michael J. Doherty. (VM Russell) scanMay 2
  252. 252Re: proclamation of June 12, 1983 as "Peace Arts Day" in the City of Cambridge. (Mayor Vellucci) scanMay 2
  253. 253Re: resolutions on Joseph A. Plausky. (C. Clinton) scanMay 2
  254. 254Order re: City Clerk to arrange a meeting with the Cambridge Housing Authority Re: discussion of the conditions at the Miller's River Apartments. (Mayor Vellucci) scanMay 2
  255. 255Re: resolutions requesting the U.S. Overnment to refrain from sending military aid to Guatemala, Honduras and El Salvador. (C. Graham) scanMay 2
  256. 256Comm. from John R. McCarthy, Prov. Secretary of the School Committee Re: communications received from the City Clerk. scanMay 2
  257. 257Comm. from Robin Schmidt, Vice-Pres., Harvard University Re: resi-dential properties purchased by the University in Cambridge under the Cambridge Opiton Plan (COP). scanMay 2
  258. 258Comm. from Dianne Norris, Coordinator, Middlesex County Advisory Board Re: FY-84 County Budget and estimated FY-84 county assessments. scanMay 2
  259. 259Comm. from Lorraine Delaney, Pres., Cambridge Traffic Supervisors Assoc. inviting the Council to the Annual Traffic Award Party to be held on May 2, 1983 at 6:30 p.m. at the Harrington School. scanMay 2
  260. 260Comm. from Oliver S. Brown, Asst. Superintendent of Schools Re: tentative schedule for the removal of asbestos from Cambridge Schools. scanMay 2
  261. 261Petition received from Gloria Martin, et al, residents of Green, Pearl, Franklin & Brookline St. in opposition to the possible re-opening of Simeone's Restaurant on Brookline St. as a "gay bar/disco". scanMay 2
  262. 262Notice of a public hearing from the DPU to be held on Wednesday, June 1, 1983 at 10:00 a.m. at 100 Cambridge St., Boston Re: rates and charges by the New England Telephone & Telegraph Co. scanMay 2
  263. 263Notice of a public hearing from the DPU to be held on Monday, May 23, 1983 at 10:00 a.m. at 100 Cambridge St., Boston Re: rates and charges by the New England Telephone & Telegraph Co. scanMay 2
  264. 264Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting a comm. from Carl F. Barron, addressed to Governor Dukakis requesting a future meeting with representatives of his administration with Cambridge officials Re: treatment of alcoholism. scanMay 9
  265. 265Comm. from Carl Barron, Central Square Assoc. Re: his appearance before the City Council at a public hearing scheduled for Monday, May 9, 1983 regarding matters pertaining to alcoholism. scanMay 9
  266. 266Re: request from the Community Development Dept. that a presentation of the Cambridge Revitalization Plan be scheduled for Monday, May 9, 1983. scanMay 9
  267. 267Comm. from John E. Anderson, 36 Oxford St. Re: the towing of his car during an unscheduled street cleaning of Oxford St., which occured on April 29, 1983. scanMay 9
  268. 268Comm. from Shepard A. Spunt, Colonial Realty Co. Re: existing road conditions on Banks St. & Elmer St. scanMay 9
  269. 269Comm. from Senator Paul Tsongas Re: recent reports of evictions at the Rindge Towers. scanMay 9
  270. 270Re: progress report on the Cambridge Employment Program. scanMay 9
  271. 271Re: status of those properties whose owners owe over $5,000. in delinquent property taxes. scanMay 9
  272. 272Re: response to Awaiting Report Item No. 22, regarding the request for the removal of a tree at the premises numbered 25 Banks St. scanMay 9
  273. 273Order re: Wellington-Harrington Citizens Committee to meet with representatives of the Cambridge Redevelopment Authority, Salvatore Coppola of Royal Pastry, et al Re: consensus on the use of a proposed roadway behind his bakery. (C. Graham & C.D. Sullivan) scanMay 9
  274. 274Order re: scheduling a Special Meeting of the City Council for Monday, May 16, 1983 at 4:00 p.m. in the Council Chamber Re: present and future construction on the MBTA Red Line Extension in the Harvard Square area. (Mayor Vellucci) scanMay 9
  275. 275Re: resolutions on Theresa Valarese. (C.W. Sullivan) scanMay 9
  276. 276Re: resolutions on Councillor Russell, who is recuperating from a recent illness. (Mayor Vellucci & all Councillors) scanMay 9
  277. 277Re: Resolutions on the death of William A. Edmonds. (C.W. Sullivan) scanMay 9
  278. 278Re: resolutions supporting contributions to the "Endowment for Divestiture" fund at Harvard University & encouraging the university to divest itself of its South African investments. (C. Duehay & C.D. Sullivan) scanMay 9
  279. 279Re: resolutions on Frederick Cruickshank. (C.W. Sullivan) scanMay 9
  280. 280Re: schedule of events for the Seventh Annual Cambridge River Festival/Summer'83. scanMay 16
  281. 281Re: comm. from Public Works to the MBTA Project Manager of the Red Line Extension regarding the final reconstruction of Mass. Avenue from Harvard Square to Porter Square. scanMay 16
  282. 282Notice of a public hearing from the DPU to be held on June 13, 1983 at 10:00 a.m. at 100 Cambridge St., Boston Re: petition of New England Cable Television Assoc., Inc. for adoption of regulations to provide CATV services. scanMay 16
  283. 283Notice of a public hearing from the DPU to be held on June 9, 1983 at 10:00 a.m. at 100 Cambridge St., Boston Re: procedures by gas, electric & water companies Re: billing & termination of utility service to elderly customers. scanMay 16
  284. 284Comm. from Senator Paul Tsongas Re: resolutions adopted by the City Council requesting his assistance regarding the invitation by Harvard University to Lech Walesa to speak at its upcoming commencement exercises. scanMay 16
  285. 285Re: resolutions on Middlesex County Police Officer Armando Miano. (C. Clinton) scanMay 16
  286. 286Re: resolutions on Doris A. Thorne. (C. Graham) scanMay 16
  287. 287Order re: cancellation of the City Council meeting scheduled for Monday, June 6, 1983 in order that the membership might attend the graduation exercises at CRLS. (C. Graham) scanMay 16
  288. 288Order re: City Council through the City Clerk, extend its appreciation to the Harvard Athletic Dept. for hosting an outdoor picnic for Harvard and CRLS students recently. (Mayor Vellucci) scanMay 16
  289. 289Order re: City Clerk to draft suitable resolutions on the retirement of Doris Thorne of the Middlesex County Registry of Deeds. (C. Graham) scanMay 16
  290. 290Re: resolutions on the Reverend Mr. Henry Gardyna. (C. Clinton, C.D. Sullivan) scanMay 16
  291. 291Re: resolutions on possible human rights violations in Malawi. (C. Wylie) scanMay 16
  292. 292Re: resolutions on Senate Bill No. 1276, regarding the prohibition of distributing handguns in Massachusetts. (C.D. Sullivan) scanMay 16
  293. 293Re: resolutions on the death of Ruth E. Redmond. (C.W. Sullivan) scanMay 16
  294. 294Re: resolutions on the 90th anniversary of the Knights of Columbus Council No. 74. (C.W. Sullivan) scanMay 16
  295. 295Re: resolutions on the Wellington-Harrington Citizens Committee and its contributions to the City of Cambridge since its appointment in 1963. (Mayor Vellucci) scanMay 16
  296. 296Re: an anonymous communication with regard to the effects of Proposition 2½. scanMay 9
  297. 297Comm. from Robert J. LaTremouille Re: rezoning efforts in the Cambridgeport Industrial Area. scanMay 9
  298. 298Re: order for presentation for a vote by the City Council of a question prepared by the City Solicitor in accordance with Chapter 79, Section 3 Re: property at 6 Thorndike Street be vacated for construction of a parking garage. scanMay 23
  299. 299Re: a judgment approving a motion to dismiss for mootness the matter of the City Council of the City of Cambridge vs. Electronics Corporation of America. scanMay 23
  300. 300Re: response to Awaiting Report Item No. 12, regarding ticketing of cars at funerals. scanMay 23
  301. 301Re: response to Awaiting Report Item No. 25, regarding "transplanting" of five houses. scanMay 23
  302. 302Re: response to Awaiting Report Item No. 9, regarding the Advisory Committee on Cable Television. scanMay 23
  303. 303Re: transportation service to be provided for citizens observing Memorial Day to visit the Cambridge Cemetery. scanMay 23
  304. 304Re: response to Awaiting Report Item No. 21 regarding chemical treatment for pidgeons at the Roosevelt Towers. scanMay 23
  305. 305Petition of Caroline Bombar, Dollars for Disarmament, Disarmament Action Network requesting permission to solicit funds on Saturday, June 11, 1983 between 10:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. to fund activities of disarmament groups in the Greater Boston area. scanMay 23
  306. 306Comm. from Frances Donovan in opposition to the possible closing of the Observatory Hill Branch of the Cambridge Public Library. scanMay 23
  307. 307Comm. from John M. Raftery, Director, Mass. Dept. of Education, in response to resolutions adopted by the City Council on the efforts of the Salvation Army to provide food & shelter to the homeless of Cambridge and his efforts to assist them. scanMay 23
  308. 308Comm. from Mrs. Theodore W. Cousins, Re: the possible closing of the Observatory Hill Branch of the Cambridge Public Library. scanMay 23
  309. 309Comm. from John R. McCarthy, Provisional Secretary of the School Committee transmitting an order adopted by said Committee Re: the disposition of the Lincoln School building. scanMay 23
  310. 310Comm. from the Honorable Joseph A. DeGuglielmo to the City Council in appreciation of resolutions adopted by the Council expressing concern for his health and appointment as Mayor Emeritus of the City of Cambridge. scanMay 23
  311. 311Comm. from the Honorable Joseph A. DeGuglielmo to Mayor Vellucci, expressing his thanks and appreciation for his recent appointment as Mayor Emeritus of the City of Cambridge. scanMay 23
  312. 312Report of the Committee on Economic Development, Manpower & Employment Re: report from EMHRDA on the status of the Cambridge Employment Plan & implications of the Supreme Court decision in the case of White v. Mass. Council of Construction Employers, Inc. as it relates to public construction jobs for Cambridge residents. scanMay 23
  313. 313Comm. from Thomas B. Vise, 1 Walker Terrace Re: a parking violation received by a guest at the above named premises on May 11, 1983. scanMay 23
  314. 314Invitation from the Washington Elms Tenant Council and the Cambridge Housing Authority inviting the City Council to attend the ceremonies initiating the renovations of the Washington Elms at 11:00 a.m. on Thursday, May 26, 1983. scanMay 23
  315. 315Comm. from Vice-Mayor Leonard J. Russell to Mayor Vellucci and all Councillors in appreciation of resolutions adopted by the Council, expressing its wish for his speedy return to health after his recent illness. scanMay 23
  316. 316Comm. from Joan Lastovica, City Engineer Re: new street addresses on Thingvalla Avenue, Sparks Place, First Street, Allston Street and Walden Street. scanMay 23
  317. 317Comm. from John B. Fox, Jr., Dean of Harvard College Re: questions raised by the City Council on the policy of said University, regarding students living on and off campus. scanMay 23
  318. 318Re: resolutions on Irving Tobin. (C.W. Sullivan) scanMay 23
  319. 319Re: resolutions proclaiming the week of June 5-11, 1983 as "Clean Water Conservation Week". (Mayor Vellucci) scanMay 23
  320. 320Order re: City Clerk to prepare suitable resolutions on the retirement of Dolores Bulkowski. (Vice-Mayor Russell) scanMay 23
  321. 321Re: resolutions on the late Honorable Joseph A. DeGuglielmo. (Mayor Vellucci and All Councillors) scanMay 23
  322. 322Re: resolutions on drastic budget reductions in the Federal Health and Human Services Budget for FY83-84, which would cause the closing of three multi-purpose arthritis centers in Massachusetts. (C. Danehy) scanMay 23
  323. 323Re: resolutions on Judith S. Yogman. (C.D. Sullivan) scanMay 23
  324. 324Re: resolutions on the 75th Anniversary of St. Bartholomew's Episcopal Church. (C. Graham) scanMay 23
  325. 325Re: resolutions on the retirement of Dolores M. Bulkowski. (Vice-Mayor Russell) scanMay 23
  326. 326Order re: in opposition to the provisions of Senate Bill 66 regarding Cable Television. (C. Clinton & C. Graham) scanMay 23
  327. 327Re: resolutions on possible human rights violations in Haiti. (C. Wylie) scanMay 23
  328. 328Re: resolutions on the death of Anthony A. Travers. (C.W. Sullivan) scanMay 23
  329. 329Re: response to Awaiting Report Item Number Eleven, with regard to fees for newspaper vending machines. scanMay 23
  330. 330Re: update on the status of the City's efforts regarding the notice of decertification of the Michael J. Neville Manor by the Department of Public Health. scanMay 23
  331. 331Comm. from Susan Cruickshank, Asst. to the City Council Re: scheduling of a Public Safety Committee hearing for June 13, 1983 at 4:30 p.m. in the City Council Chamber, regarding alleged misconduct of one or more police officers. scanJun 7
  332. 332Comm. from Diane Norris, Coordinator, Middlesex County Advisory Board Re: meeting of the Board on Thursday, June 23, 1983 at 7:30 p.m. at Newton Town Hall Re: supplemental county budget for FY-84. scanJun 13
  333. 333Notice of a public hearing from the DPU to be held on July 25, 1983 at 10:00 a.m. at 100 Cambridge St., Boston Re: rates & charges by the New England Telephone and Telegraph Company. scanJun 13
  334. 334Comm. from W.R. Kane, Vice-Pres. of Operations, Algonquin Gas Transmission Co., enclosing a listing of their General Office location and telephones of said company. scanJun 13
  335. 335Comm. from Francis S. O'Callaghan, Project Manager, Vanasse/Hangen Associates, Inc., transmitting a copy of the "Draft Environmental Impact Report" for the proposed Cambridge Park Office Complex. scanJun 13
  336. 336Comm. from Barbara Ann Decelles, Site/Market Analyst, the Fafard Companies Re: status of the Russell, Thorndike & Harrington Schools regarding bid proposals for the restoration or redevelopment of the buildings. scanJun 13
  337. 337Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting a comm. from Mortimer B. Zuckerman, Chairman, Boston Properties, in appreciation of support and assistance extended to his firm Re: Fourteen Cambridge Center. scanJun 13
  338. 338Comm. from Mrs. Beatrice Fox, in opposition to increases in the City's Water Dept. sewer charges over the past few years. scanJun 13
  339. 339Comm. from William J. Geary, Commissioner, M.D.C. Re: action taken by the M.D.C. on the petition for closing a portion of Memorial Drive from Western Avenue to Mt. Auburn St. on Sundays for Riverbend activities. scanJun 13
  340. 340Comm. from Seantor Edward M. Kennedy in appreciation of resolutions adopted by the City Council Re: military assistance to El Salvador. scanJun 13
  341. 341Comm. from H.L. Humes, Central Square Apt.'s requesting permission to appear before the City Council at a future meeting to discuss a public health problem affecting the community. scanJun 13
  342. 342Re: approval for EDA Jobs Funding Bill. scanJun 13
  343. 343Re: Police sick leave policy & detail policy as requested during Police Dept. budget hearings. scanJun 13
  344. 344Re: response to Awaiting Report Item No. 16 regarding the property located at 2 Cottage Court. scanJun 13
  345. 345Re: response to Awaiting Report Item No. 28 regarding traffic on River St., Western Ave., Prospect St. & Concord Avenue. scanJun 13
  346. 346Re: the warning beacon on Broadway at the high school. scanJun 13
  347. 347Re: painting of the crosswalks around the elementary and secondary schools throughout the City. scanJun 13
  348. 348Re: response to a City Council request concerning a petition for parking on Winthrop Street. scanJun 13
  349. 349Order-re: City Clerk to draft appropriate resolutions on the death of George Fantini, Sr. (Mayor Vellucci) scanJun 13
  350. 350Resolutions on the deaths of Dennis and Jeremiah McCarthy. (C.W. Sullivan) scanJun 13
  351. 351Resolutions on John J. Balfe, III. (C. Clinton) scanJun 13
  352. 352Resolutions on Nellie Floyd Powell. (C. Graham) scanJun 13
  353. 353Order-re: City Clerk to draft appropriate resolutions on the recent act of heroism of Det. Sgt. Michael Grossi & Det. Francis Burns in attempting to quell a domestic disturbance at Roosevelt Towers. (All Councillors) scanJun 13
  354. 354Order-re: City Clerk to draft appropriate resolutions on the retirement of James Mulcahy, Administrator of the Neville Manor. (C. Danehy) scanJun 13
  355. 355Re: proclamation of June 18, 1983 as "Lesbian and Gay Pride Day" in the City of Cambridge. (Councillors David Sullivan, Graham & Wylie) scanJun 13
  356. 356Resolutions in honor of the 100th Anniversary of the Sacred Heart Church. (C.W. Sullivan) scanJun 13
  357. 357Resolutions on George Fantini, Sr. (Mayor Vellucci) scanJun 13
  358. 358Order-re: City Clerk to prepare resolutions on Ralph Diehl. (C.W. Sullivan) scanJun 13
  359. 359Resolutions on James G. Mulcahy. (C. Danehy) scanJun 13
  360. 360Resolutions on the 25th Wedding Anniversary of Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Courtney. (VM Russell) scanJun 13
  361. 361Order-re: referral & report to the Planning Board and hearing by the Council on the petition of Alvin Gosby to purchase from the City of Cambridge a lot comprising 2.554 feet which is presently used as a passageway between 55 and 63 Chilton Street. (VM Russell) scanJun 13
  362. 362Comm. from James Albright Re: his petition pending before the Rent Control Board to combine two rooms into an apartment at the premises numbered 211 Green Street. scanMay 9
  363. 363Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting an advance copy of an Act entitled "AN ACT FURTHER REGULATING THE PROCEDURES FOR ABANDONING CERTAIN MUNICIPAL WAYS". scanJun 20
  364. 364Comm. from the Cambridge Rent Control Coalition, transmitting for consideration by the City Council, a local, non-binding, public opinion advisory question, for the November ballot Re: an anti-displacement housing program. scan—
  365. 365Comm. from Senator Frank Lautenberg, in appreciation of resolutions adopted by the City Council regarding Senate Bill 66 on Cable Television and enclosing communications relative to this matter. scan—
  366. 366Comm. from Senator Paul Tsongas in appreciation of resolutions adopted by the City Council regarding Senate Bill 66, the proposed Cable Telecommunications Act of 1983. scan—
  367. 367Resolutions on the death of Peter V. Cignetti. (VM Russell) scan—
  368. 368Order-re: City Clerk to prepare suitable resolutions on Arthur Cusick. (VM Russell) scan—
  369. 369Resolutions on Police Officer Richard Joseph Linehan. (Councillors Danehy, W. Sullivan & VM Russell) scan—
  370. 370Order-re: City Clerk to prepare suitable resolutions on the death of Robert Flynn. (C. Danehy) scan—
  371. 371Re: resolutions calling upon the President and the U.S. Congress to send no troops to Central America and to cease all military involvement in El Salvador, Honduras & Guatemala. (C.D. Sullivan) scan—
  372. 372Resolutions on the life-saving efforts on Ronald Baker, Firefighters Fred Donahue and Deputy Chief Edward Griffin in connection with a recent fire on Prospect Street. (C. Clinton) scan—
  373. 373Petition of David & Sue Rollow, 17 Clinton St. and neighborhood residents Re: the present status of the premises numbered 16 Clinton St. & expressing opposition to the City's taking over the building and urging that the premises be removed from Rent Control. scanJun 13
  374. 374Order-re: City Clerk to prepare suitable resolutions on the Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary of Mr. & Mrs. Robert Ryan. (VM Russell) scanJun 27
  375. 375Order-re: City Clerk to prepare suitable resolutions on the death of William R. Warden. (C.W. Sullivan) scanJun 27
  376. 376Resolutions on the 1983 Cambridge Rindge and Latin School Baseball Team. (C. Clinton) scanJun 27
  377. 377Resolutions on Raymond C. Chaisson. (C.W. Sullivan) scanJun 27
  378. 378Resolutions that Congress consider requiring a portion of the Defense budget to be paid by a user's fee to be levied on persons whose overseas investments are being guarded by U.S. armed forces. (C. Wylie) scanJun 27
  379. 379Resolutions on Arthur Cusick. (VM Russell) scanJun 27
  380. 380Resolutions proclaiming July 12, 1983 as "Christi Cook Day", in honor of this brave three year old child who has recently undergone a bone marrow transplant. (C.W. Sullivan) scanJun 27
  381. 381Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting a comm. from Jacqueline O'Neill, Director of Community Affairs, Harvard University, regarding Harvard's policy on undergraduate housing. scanJun 27
  382. 382Comm. from Congressman Edward J. Markey Re: National League of Cities and National Cable Television Association compromise agreement regarding the proposed Cable Telecommunications Act of 1983. scanJun 27
  383. 383Notice of a public hearing from the DPU to be held on July 22, 1983 at 10:00 a.m. at 100 Cambridge St., Boston Re: rates & charges by the New England Telephone & Telegraph Co. scanJun 27
  384. 384Comm. from Joan Lorentz, Mid Cambridge Neighborhood Association regarding the premises numbered 14-16 Clinton Street. scanJun 27
  385. 385Comm. from Mark L. Stockton, Pres., U.S. Appraisal Re: services provided by said firm in conjunction with the revaluation process. scanJun 27
  386. 386Comm. from Senator Paul Tsongas regarding the proposed Cable Telecommunications Act of 1983. scanJun 27
  387. 387Order-re: scheduling a public hearing for Monday, June 27, 1983 at 8:00 p.m. in the City Council Chamber Re: the premises numbered 14-16 Clinton Street. (VM Russell) scanJun 13
  388. 388Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting a comm. from Edward McCarthy, expressing his thanks to the City Council for resolutions adopted in memory of his late father and uncle. scanJun 13
  389. 389Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting a comm. from Dr. Melvin Chalfen, Commissioner of Health & Hospitals regarding the proposed resolution from Dr. H.L. Humes regarding the uses of cannabis in medicine. scanJun 13
  390. 390Re: management report from the Cambridge Rent Control Board. scanAug 8
  391. 391Re: report from the City Solicitor on the Anti-Displacement Housing Program petition for the November, 1983 City Ballot. (SEE ORDER WITHIN TO PLACE QUESTION ON BALLOT WHICH FAILED OF ADOPTION) scanAug 8
  392. 392Re: communication from the Planning Board regarding the petition of Alvin Gosby to purchase 2,554 sq. feet of property on Chilton St. (Order adopted 9/12/83 - with these papers) scanAug 8
  393. 393Order-re: Cambridge Redevelopment Authority to confer with abutters on Cambridge Street within the Wellington-Harrington neighborhood improvement area Re: offering a sufficient piece of land to the abutters for recreational use. (Mayor Vellucci) scanAug 8
  394. 394Petition from Jack Martinelli & Frances Chaikin and Lower Cambridgeport residents requesting permission to address the City Council with regard to rooming houses at the premises numbered 151-153 Auburn Street particularly and rooming houses generally. scanAug 8
  395. 395Re: resolutions on possible human rights violations in Chile. (Councillors Wylie, D. Sullivan & Graham) scanAug 8
  396. 396Resolutions on the death of R. Parker Dudley. (C.W. Sullivan) scanAug 8
  397. 397Resolutions on Marylena McCusker. (VM Russell & C.W. Sullivan) scanAug 8
  398. 398Resolutions on the death of Alphonso Carbone. (C.W. Sullivan) scanAug 8
  399. 399Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting a comm. from the Mount Auburn Hospital Planning Office enclosing a copy of its Environmental Notification Form, giving notice of planned construction & demolition of hospital facilities. scanAug 8
  400. 400Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting a comm. from Senator Paul Tsongas in acknowledgement of resolutions adopted by the City Council regarding hostilities in Central America. scanAug 8
  401. 401Comm. from Lawrence Ober, 70-10 Kirkland St., in opposition to the lack of warning announcements giving notice of street cleanings to residents, prior to the actual commencement of street cleaning. scanAug 8
  402. 402Comm. from Lorenzo Ross, 820 Mass. Ave., Re: a citizens complaint report he filed with the Police Dept. Internal Investigations Division in connection with an incident on July 23, 1981 in front of Hi-Fi Pizza on Mass. Avenue and the actions of one or more Police Officers at that time. scanAug 8
  403. 403Resolutions on the death of George W. Mickle. (Mayor Vellucci & C.W. Sullivan) scanAug 8
  404. 404Resolutions on the death of Katherine (Coady) Boyle. (C.W. Sullivan & VM Russell) scanAug 8
  405. 405Resolutions on the death of John P. Sousa. (C.W. Sullivan) scanAug 8
  406. 406Resolutions on the death of A. John Serino. (C.W. Sullivan) scanAug 8
  407. 407Resolutions on the death of retired Firefighter Ralph P. Diehl. (C.W. Sullivan) scanAug 8
  408. 408Resolutions on the death of Police Officer Robert Flynn. (C. Danehy) scanAug 8
  409. 409Re: status on property revaluations. scanAug 8
  410. 410Resolutions on Kenneth Holway. (VM Russell) scanAug 8
  411. 411Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting a comm. from Sally Ackerman, Member of the Cambridge Rent Control Board, dated June 28, 1983 Re: the provisions of Ordinance No. 980 in relation to the total number of rental units in the City. scanAug 8
  412. 412Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting a comm. from Acheson Callaghan, Chairman of the Cambridge Rent Control Board in response to a letter from Sally Ackerman of the Board Re: Ordinance No. 926 as amended (the "Removal Permit Ordinance"). scanAug 8
  413. 413Comm. from Michael Zeldin, 2 Clinton St., et al, requesting the City to delay the release of monies set aside for the purchase of the premises numbered 14-16 Clinton Street. scanAug 8
  414. 414Comm. from Anne Higgins, Special Asst. to President Reagan in acknowledgement of resolutions adopted by the Council Re: expenditures by the Defense Dept. to protect oversees investments & requesting that Congress consider leveling a user's fee to pay for a portion of said budget. scanAug 8
  415. 415Comm. from Louis Gershman, Acting District Director, Dept. of Health & Human Services Re: the proposed resolution submitted by Dr. H.L. Humes regarding the uses of cannabis in medicine. scanAug 8
  416. 416Comm. from M.I. Pullen Re: a ticket he received for making an illegal right turn in front of the premises numbered 1580 Mass. Avenue. scanAug 8
  417. 417Comm. from Glenn W. Hawkes, Coordinator, Parents & Teachers for Social Responsibility transmitting a copy of the booklet entitled "What About the Children/The Threat of Nuclear War & Our Responsibility to Preserve this Planet for Future Generations". scanAug 8
  418. 418Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting a comm. from Dr. Edward N. Brandt, Jr., Asst. Secretary for Health, Dept. of Health & Human Services in acknowledgement of resolutions adopted by the Council Re: the dept.'s budget & level of funding for arthritis centers. scanAug 8
  419. 419Comm. from the Reverend Paul A. Chaisson, S.M., in acknowledgement & appreciation of resolutions adopted by the City Council on behalf of his late brother, Raymond Chaisson. scanAug 8
  420. 420Comm. from Mrs. Lee Brezinski, 98 Berkshire St., requesting reimbursement for a broken window at said premises caused by a ball from Donnelly Field on Sunday, June 9, 1983. scanAug 8
  421. 421Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting a comm. from Speaker Thomas P. O'Neill, Jr., in acknowledgement of resolutions adopted by the City Council Re: U.S. policy in Central America. scanAug 8
  422. 422Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting a comm. from Anne Higgins, Special Asst. & Director of Correspondence for President Reagan in acknowledgement of resolutions adopted by the Council Re: conflicts in the Central American region. scanAug 8
  423. 423Petition from Denise Rothschild, Assoc. for a Better Cambridge, requesting permission to address the Council at this evening's meeting Re: its proposal for establishing a blue ribbon commission to oversee the completion of the revaluation process. scanAug 8
  424. 424Notice of a public hearing from the D.P.U. to be held on August 30, 1983 at 10:00 a.m. at 100 Cambridge St., Boston Re: rates & charges by the New England Telephone & Telegraph Co. scanAug 8
  425. 425Comm. from Robert V. Greco, Exec. Director, State Ethics Commission transmitting a copy of the Commission's new "Guide to the Conflict of Interest Law for Municipal Employees". scanAug 8
  426. 426Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting a comm. from Speaker Thomas P. O'Neill, Jr., in appreciation of resolutions adopted by the Council Re: funding of multi-purpose arthritis centers. scanAug 8
  427. 427Comm. from Edward L. Mark, Minister, Harvard-Epworth Church, in favor of establishing the Half Crown Neighborhood as a conservation district. scanAug 8
  428. 428Re: proposed order requesting authorization for the filing of a Home Rule petition entitled "AN ACT AUTHORIZING THE CITY OF CAMBRIDGE TO MAKE ANY EMPLOYEE OF THE CITY PRESENTLY SERVING AS TEMPORARY OR PROVISIONAL IN A LABOR SERVICE POSITION AND WHO WAS SO EMPLOYED PRIOR TO JANUARY 1, 1982, AND HAS SERVED CONTINUOUSLY SINCE THAT DATE, PERMANENT IN THE POSITION AS OF JANUARY 1, 1982". (Order adopted) scanAug 8
  429. 429Comm. from Laura L. Carroll, Esq., Goodwin, Proctor & Hoar, transmitting a written protest pursuant to M.G.L.A. C. 43, §38 on behalf of Gertrude Cunniff, et al, Re: Certification by the Election Commission of signatures for a local initiative petition for a "Nuclear Free Cambridge Act" question to be placed on the November, 1983 municipal ballot. scanAug 8
  430. 430Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting a comm. from Commonwealth Electric Co., enclosing a copy of its Environmental Notification Form giving notice of construction of an underground transmission line located at the Alewife Substation off Alewife Brook Parkway & having as its point of termination the proposed substation on Putnam Avenue. scanAug 8
  431. 431SPECIAL MEETING call for Monday, August 8, 1983 at 5:00 p.m. in the City Council Chamber; said meeting called for the purpose of discussing any and all general business which may properly come before the City Council. scanAug 5
  432. 432Comm. received from Russell B. Higley, City Solicitor, transmitting a copy of his legal opinion sent to the City Manager with regard to the Nuclear Free Cambridge initiative petition. scanAug 12
  433. 433Comm. from Laura R. Carroll of Goodwin, Proctor & Hoar, transmitting a copy of a comm. sent to the State Ballot Law Commission Re: signatures in appendices 1 & 2 of the written protest of Gertrude Cunniff, et al, on the initiative petition for a "Nuclear Free Cambridge Act". scanSep 12
  434. 434Comm. from William D. Gardiner, Secretary of the State Ballot Law Commission, transmitting a copy of the Commission's decision in the Cunniff, et al v. Stringer, et al, case. scanSep 12
  435. 435Comm. from Dan Petegorsky, Mobilization for Survival Re: City Council action failing to place the question of a Nuclear Free Cambridge on the November ballot & the group's hearing before the Mass. Supreme Judiciary Court on Tuesday, September 13, 1983. scanSep 12
  436. 436Comm. from Henry F. O'Connell, Asst. Attorney General, transmitting a copy of a comm. sent to the West Tisbury Town Clerk Re: Attorney General's disapproval of a resolution adopted by the West Tisbury Town Council to declare itself a nuclear free zone. scanSep 12
  437. 437Notice of a public hearing to be held jointly by the DPU & the Energy Facilities Siting Council on Tues., September 20, 1983 at 7:00 p.m. in the City Council Chamber, Cambridge City Hall Re: petition of Cambridge Electric Light Co. for approval of the construction of two three mile 115 kv underground transmission lines between the Alewife Substation & Putnam Avenue. scanSep 12
  438. 438Comm. from Mary Kennedy, Chairperson, Committee on Public Planting of the Conservation Commission in opposition to the proposed route & substation as proposed by Commonwealth Electric Co. in EOEA file No. 4844. scanSep 12
  439. 439Comm. from Everett Kennedy, Acting Commissioner of Public Works Re: the Alewife/Blackstone 115 kv cable & substation as proposed by Commonwealth Electric Company. scanSep 12
  440. 440Comm. from Robert J. LaTremouille, Esq., transmitting a copy of a comm. sent to the Exec. Office of Environmental Affairs Re: EOEA Number 4326, Alewife Roadway Improvements. scanSep 12
  441. 441Order-re: City Council go on record in opposition to the construction by Cambridge Electric Light Co. of a proposed substation at the premises numbered 201-215 Putnam Ave. & 356 Western Avenue. (C. Graham) scanSep 12
  442. 442Order-re: the Mayor schedule a public hearing Re: Cambridge Electric Light Co. & its plans for a new substation at Putnam Ave. & Western Ave. (C. Duehay) scanSep 12
  443. 443Comm. from Kathryn M. Maillett, Director, Secretary of State's Office, Division of Regulations Re: revised regulations and forms related to publication of the Central Register. scanSep 12
  444. 444Comm. from Arthur Libitz, City Auditor, transmitting a comm. from Ira A. Jackson, Mass. Commissioner of Revenue Re: outlining the provisions of the Revenue Enforcement & Protection Program (REAF) & the requirements thereunder, as enacted by Sections 35 & 36 of Chapter 233 of the Acts & Resolves of 1983. scanSep 12
  445. 445Order-re: that no vote on the proposed pedestrian bridge requested by Draper Laboratory until a public hearing is held on this matter & that of the Fogg Art Museum bridge, taxation & Vinnie's Sub Shop's relocation. (Mayor Vellucci) scanSep 12
  446. 446Comm. from Mrs. Lucy Serino, expressing her appreciation to the Council for resolutions adopted in memory of her late husband, A. John Serino. scanSep 12
  447. 447Comm. from Denise Rothschild, Assoc. for a Better Cambridge, requesting permission to address the City Council at this evening's meeting Re: property tax revaluation. scanSep 12
  448. 448Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, certifying that no proceedings have been taken by the City Council Re: issuance of industrial development revenue bonds to finance a project by Mazel Realty Associates in Cambridge and further certifying that the Alewife CARD Plan is still in effect & has not been rescinded. scanSep 12
  449. 449Comm. from Jeanne Burton, 929 Mass. Ave., requesting permission to address the City Council Re: the Cambridge Cooperative Corp. (the Food Coop) located in Central Sq. scanSep 12
  450. 450Comm. from Mayor Vellucci Re: the visit of Mayor Quirino Leccesse of Gaeta, Italy to Cambridge, during the week of September 12, 1983. scanSep 12
  451. 451Notice of a public hearing from the DPU to be held on Monday, September 26, 1983 at 10:00 a.m. at 100 Cambridge St., Boston Re: application of Advance Mobile Phone Service, Inc., on behalf of Boston Cellular Geographic Service Area, Inc., for operation of a mobile radio utility system for compensation. scanSep 12
  452. 452Comm. from Edward J. Sullivan, Esq., in appreciation of remembrances from the City Council on the occasion of his ninetieth birthday. scanSep 12
  453. 453Comm. from Mrs. Rebecca C. Bradford in acknowledgement & appreciation of resolutions adopted by the City Council on the death of her husband, former Governor Robert Bradford. scanSep 12
  454. 454Comm. from Scott Ziegler, TAB Representative requesting permission to address the City Council at a future meeting Re: legal advertising. scanSep 12
  455. 455Notice of a public hearing from the DPU to be held on September 28, 1983 at 10:00 a.m. at 100 Cambridge St., Boston Re: application of First Phone, Inc., for a certificate as a Resale Common Carrier for the operation of a telephone service transmitting intrastate calls for compensation. scanSep 12
  456. 456Comm. from Mrs. Florence O'Hare in appreciation of resolutions adopted by the Council in her behalf, designating the corner of Yerxa Rd. & Pemberton St. as "Florence O'Hare Square". scanSep 12
  457. 457Comm. from Diane Norris, Coordinator, Middlesex County Advisory Board, transmitting an updated list of Board membership & bills pending before the Legislature & meeting information. scanSep 12
  458. 458Comm. from Bernard M. Bane transmitting a copy of a comm. sent to the Election Commission Re: suggesting that the ballot procedure of writing a numeral to indicate the order of choice be changed to writing out the appropriate word for the number. scanSep 12
  459. 459Comm. from Robin Sidlauskas Re: his efforts & assistance received in locating an apartment & requesting further assistance. scanSep 12
  460. 460Comm. from Jon F. Kropper, 1 Dana Place, in appreciation of efforts made to revitalize Harvard Square. scanSep 12
  461. 461Comm. from James A. McGrath, Exec. Office of Human Services, Div. of Food & Drugs Re: Senate Bill 570 entitled "An Act Providing For the Use Of Marihuana In Therapeutic Research". scanSep 12
  462. 462Re: letter from the City Solicitor & City Manager to the Election Commission Re: Cable TV and the proposed resolution be placed on the ballot for the November election. scanSep 12
  463. 463Re: response to Awaiting Report Item No. 30, regarding the complaint of M.I. Pullen. scanSep 12
  464. 464Re: letter from the City Solicitor regarding the petition of Alvin Gosby to purchase a lot on Chilton Street. (SEE ORDER ADOPTED) scanSep 12
  465. 465Re: comm. from the City Solicitor & responses from the Rent Control Board & License Commission Re: 151-153 Auburn Street. scanSep 12
  466. 466Resolutions condemning the recent tragedy when 269 passengers on a Korean jet liner were shot down by a Russian fighter plane. (C.W. Sullivan & C. Danehy) scanSep 12
  467. 467Re: Cambridge Redevelopment Authority to be requested to assist in relocating Vinnie's Sub Shop in Kendall Square.(Mayor Vellucci) scanSep 12
  468. 468Notice of a public hearing from the DPU to be held on July 22, 1983 at 10:00 a.m. at 100 Cambridge St., Boston Re: New England Telephone and Telegraph Company rates & charges. scanJun 27
  469. 469Comm. from James Bentubo, Chairman, Wellington-Harrington Citizens Committee requesting that a hearing be held by the City Council Re: a service road within the block bounded by Cambridge & Marcella St.'s be postponed until June 27, 1983. scanJun 27
  470. 470Resolutions on the retirement of Frances McMahon, R.N. (Mayor Vellucci & C.W. Sullivan) scanSep 12
  471. 471Resolutions extending the congratulations & best wishes of the City Council to Mrs. Sarah Schaff Carleton on the occasion of her 103rd birthday. (C. Duehay & C. Wylie) scanSep 12
  472. 472Order-re: City Clerk to prepare suitable resolutions on the death of William Colter of the Public Works Dept. (C.W. Sullivan) scanSep 12
  473. 473Order-re: City Clerk to prepare suitable resolutions on the death of Alexander DeVito. (C.W. Sullivan) scanSep 12
  474. 474Resolutions on possible human rights violations in Haiti..(C. Wylie, C. Graham & C.D. Sullivan) scanSep 12
  475. 475Resolutions supporting the North Cambridge Council No. 269 & Cambridge Council 74 Knights of Columbus in their efforts for the state wide Tootsie Roll Campaign to be held on October 6-9, 1983. (C. Danehy & C.W. Sullivan) scanSep 12
  476. 476Order-re: Arts Council to prepare a proposal for a consulting contract for an art historian or curator Re: cataloging all City owned art works as to subject, artist, condition, value & artistic merit. (C. Wylie) scanSep 12
  477. 477Resolutions on the death of Reverend Mario A. Campi, OFM. (C.W. Sullivan) scanSep 12
  478. 478Resolutions on the death of Architect William L. Galvin. (C.W. Sullivan) scanSep 12
  479. 479Resolutions on the death of retired Police Captain & Director of Civil Defense Chester E. Hallice, Sr. (C.W. Sullivan) scanSep 12
  480. 480Re: enclosing a variety of reports from the Conservation Commission & Mass. Dept. of Environmental Quality Engineering Re: removal of acid sludge & soil from the W.R. Grace site. scanSep 12
  481. 481Order-re: City Council go on record establishing a "Sister City Program" with Dublin, Ireland & His Honor the Mayor to appoint a committee of three Councillors to make the necessary arrangements. (W. Sullivan) scanSep 19
  482. 482Order-re: resolutions congratulating Sheila M. Tobin on her election tc the Cambridge Retirement Board. (Clinon & W. Sullivan) scanSep 19
  483. 483Resolutions on the death of Humberto Cardinal Medeiros. (W. Sullivan) scanSep 19
  484. 484Order-re: City Manager to confer with the Cambridge Housing Authority re: its emergency notification system especially in relation to the Police & Fire Depts. (W. Sullivan) scanSep 19
  485. 485Order-re: City Clerk to draft appropriate resolutions on the death of Dorothy (Phipps) Ewing. (Graham) scanSep 19
  486. 486Order-re: Naming the corner of Mass. Ave. and Hollis Street as "Officer Richard 'Joe' Linehan Square" in memory of this late Police Officer. scanSep 19
  487. 487Resolutions on the death of David R. Brown (Graham) scanSep 19
  488. 488Order-that Congress consider requiring that a portion of the national debt be paid for by a user's fee to be levied upon those who have foreign investments. (Graham) scanSep 19
  489. 489Order-re: that under the provisions of Chapter 43, Section 40 of the General Laws the initiative petition from Mobilization for Survival and referred to as the "Nuclear Free Cambridge Initiative Petition" be placed on the November municipal ballot. (Wylie) scanSep 19
  490. 490Comm. from City Clerk transmitting a comm. from Susan Arthur, Exec. Sec., Election Commission, re: completion of the certification process of an initiative petition from Mobilization for Survival re: a nuclear free Cambridge. scanSep 19
  491. 491Order-re: City Manager to request License Commission to request that all restaurants &liquor selling establishments refrain from selling Russian vodka, in view of the recent tragedy when a Korean commerical jet liner was shot down by a Russian fighter plane. (W. Sullivan & Danehy) scanSep 19
  492. 492Comm. from Joseph E. Connarton, Deputy City Clerk & Acting Chairman of the Retirement Board announcing the election of Sheila M. Tobin of the Health & Hospital Dept. to the Cambridge Retirement Board. scanSep 19
  493. 493Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk re: legal advertising expenditures for City Council business during Fiscal Year 1981-1982 and fiscal year 1982-1983. scanSep 19
  494. 494Comm. from City Clerk transmitting notification that Scott Ziegler Representative of the Cambridge TAB will be unable to address this evenings meetings as previously scheduled re: legal advertising. scanSep 19
  495. 495Comm. from Diane Norris, Coordinator, Middlesex County Advisory Board giving notice of a meeting by the Board on October 12, 1983 at 8:00 p.m. in the Concord District Court House, Concord re: various matters including the election of FY 84 officers and appointments of committees. scanSep 19
  496. 496Comm. from Donald J. Kidston, Development Coordinator, MBTA, transmitting a copy of its Environmental Notification Form for the Alewife MBTA Station Short-Term Route 2 Access Improvements. scanSep 19
  497. 497Comm. from Nancy Kamen, Middlesex County Coordinator of "Protect Our Pets" requesting permission to set up tables in Central Sq. & Harvard Sq. on all Saturdays and Sundays during the month of October for the purpose of gathering signatures for an initiative petition re: seizure of pound animals for experimentational purposes. scanSep 19
  498. 498Comm. from City Solicitor transmitting a copy of a comm. sent to Patrick J. Hurley, Clerk of the Supreme Judicial Court in connection with the Petegorsky v. the Cambridge City Council, stating that if the Council now votes to place the Nuclear Free Cambridge Initiative question on the ballot, said court case will become moot. scanSep 19
  499. 499Comm. from the City Clerk transmitting a comm. from Councillor David Sullivan re: enclosing a copy of a conflict of interest opinion from the State Ethics Commission advising him that there would be no conflict of interest should he choose to vote in connection with the Nuclear Free Cambridge Initiative question in the future. scanSep 19
  500. 500Comm. from Walter M. McCusker in appreciation of resolutions adopted by the City Council in memory of his wife, Marylena A. McCusker. scanSep 19
  501. 501RE: enclosing a copy of a Motion to Intervene in the Cambridge Electric Co. petition to construct two underground transmission lines between the Alewife Substation & Putnam Avenue and a sub-station on Putnam Avenue, as filed with the Dept. of Public Utilities. scanSep 19
  502. 502Re: enclosing a copy of a Motion to Intervene in the Cambridge Electric Light Co. petition to construct two underground transmission lines between the Alewife Substation & Putnam Avenue and a substation on Putnam Avenue, as filed with the Dept. of Public Utilities. scanSep 19
  503. 503Resolutions on the retirement of William F. Brennan from the Water Department. (W. Sullivan scanSep 19
  504. 504Information material on the public hearing to be held by the City Council on September 26, 1983 scanSep 26
  505. 505Resolutions congratulating the Honorable Patrick H. Curran, Consul-General of Ireland & his wife on the birth of their new baby. (W. Sullivan) scanSep 26
  506. 506Resolutions to be prepared on Ralph Waterman. (Graham) scanSep 26
  507. 507Resolutions congratulating Mario's Pals for a spectacular season. (M. Vellucci) scanSep 26
  508. 508Resolutions congratulating the Cambridge Police Association Twins for a spectacular season. (M. Vellucci) scanSep 26
  509. 509Resolutions on the retirement of Jesse "Terry" Silva, Cambridge Hospital Orthopedic Technician. (W. Sullivan) scanSep 26
  510. 510Resolutions on the death of Dorothy Elizabeth Ewing. (Graham) scanSep 26
  511. 511Resolutions congratulating Marci Davis & Kevin Crane on the birth of their triplets on September 18, 1983 (entire membership) scanSep 26
  512. 512Resolutions on Dr. Dwight E. Harken, noted cardiac surgeon & research specialist & his achievements. (Duehay) scanSep 26
  513. 513Communication from Francis S. O'Callaghan, Senior Engineer of Vanasse/Hangen Associates, Inc., transmitting a copy of the Final Environmental Impact Report for the proposed Cambridge Park Office Development. scanSep 26
  514. 514Comm. from the City Clerk transmitting a communication from Jacqueline A. O'Neill, Acting Vice-Pres., Harvard Univ. re: status of the new building which will be part of the Fogg Art Museum at the university. scanSep 26
  515. 515Comm. from Joseph E. Connarton, Deputy City Clerk, transmitting an invitation to the City Council to the Senior Citizen Golf Tournament luncheon to be held at 12:30 p. m. on Wednesday, Sept. 28, 1983 at VFW Post 8818. scanSep 26
  516. 516Acceptance of right-of-ways as public ways in the Wellington-Harrington Urban Renewal area. James Wy, Cornelius Wy, MacDaniel[?] Wy & Wellington-Harrington Citizen Committee memorial[?] Wy scanSep 26
  517. 517Communications from Goodwin, Procter & Hoar and the City Solicitor relative to the Petegorsky matter. scanSep 26
  518. 518Response to Awaiting Report re: public address announcements giving notice of street cleaning prior to the actual commencement of street cleaning. scanSep 26
  519. 519Response to Awaiting Report re: to the heavy truck traffic on Third Street. scanSep 26
  520. 520Response to Awaiting Report re: possible closing of the Observatory Hill Branch Library. scanSep 26
  521. 521Response to Awaiting Report re: the reopening of Simeone's Restaurant on Brookline Street. scanSep 26
  522. 522Response to Awaiting Report re: to the development of a plan for formalization and implementation of a volunteer emergency medical services unit. scanSep 26
  523. 523Resolutions on the death of Alexander DeVito (W. Sullivan) scanOct 3
  524. 524Resolutions congraulating newly elected officers of Knights of Columbus Council No. 74, on the occasion of their installation. (W. Sullivan) scanOct 3
  525. 525Resolutions extending the congratulations of the City Council to Paddy's Luch Softball Team on its 1st place win in the Barnyard League. (VM Russell) scanOct 3
  526. 526Resolutions on the death of William Edward Gurry (W. Sullivan) scanOct 3
  527. 527Resolutions on the death of Ralph Waterman. (Graham) scanOct 3
  528. 528Communication from Anne M. Whittington, Data Mgr., Community Development Dept. re: availability of census data for each of Cambridge's neighborhoods for the year 1980. scanOct 3
  529. 529Comm. from William J. Lannon, Superintendent of Schools inviting the City Council to attend an urban education experience conference to be held on Saturday, October 22, 1983 at the Cambridge Rindge & Latin High School. scanOct 3
  530. 530Comm. from City Clerk transmitting a communication from William J. Geary, Commissioner, M.D.C., stating that the Commission has reviewed & rejected the application of Commonwealth Electric Co. for a permit to lay cable along Memorial Dr. scanOct 3
  531. 531Comm. from Garry P. Balboni, Project Mgr., Perini Corp., transmitting notification that streets in the Harvard Sq. & Brattle Sq. area will be closed to traffic on Sunday, October 2, 1983 at which time they will be paved with asphalt & recommending that motorists take alternate routes when in this area on this date. scanOct 3
  532. 532Comm. from Frederick R. Levy, Pres., Cambridge Civic Association in opposition to the construction of a substation at Putnam Ave. & Western Ave., as proposed by the Cambridge Electric Light Co. scanOct 3
  533. 533Notice of a public hearing from the DPU to be held on Oct. 24, 1983 at 2 p. m. at 100 Cambridge St., Boston, re: application of Yankee Celltell Co for a certificate as a radio utility for operation of a mobile utility system. scanOct 3
  534. 534Notice of a public hearing rom the DPU to be held on Oct. 24, 1983 at 10 a.m. at 100 Cambridge St., Boston, re: application of Advance Mobile Phone Service, Inc., on behalf of Boston Cellular Geographic Service Area, Inc., for a certificate as a radio utility to operate a mobile utility system. scanOct 3
  535. 535Transmitting notification regarding the dismissal of the Petegorsky vx. the Cambridge City Council case by the Supreme Judicial Court, on grounds of it being moot. scanOct 3
  536. 536Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Seventeen re: the status of resurfacing project from Arsenal Sq. to the intersection of Concord & Huron Ave. scanOct 3
  537. 537Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Eleven re: the status of excavation projects in the Alewife project area off Concord Ave. scanOct 3
  538. 538Re: the use of the library & portions of the community room at 2 Mt. Auburn St., by the Abrams Management Company. scanOct 3
  539. 539Notification of a meeting at Bolt Beranek & Newman, Inc., 70 Fawcett St., Cambridge on Thursday, Oct. 6, 1983 at 7:30 p. m. re: Alewife transportation projects. scanOct 3
  540. 540RE: lodging house license for the property located at 151-153 Auburn Street. scanOct 3
  541. 541Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Twenty-Four re: how the Animal Commission deals with dogs, cats & other naimals when they are confiscated. scanOct 3
  542. 542Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Twenty-Seven re: problems that have arisen with the DART elderly program since its transfer to the Cambridge, Somerville & Medford consortium scanOct 3
  543. 543Order-re: City Clerk to invite a representative of the Cambridge Electric Light Co. to a future meeting of the City Council to discuss rates and charges and the company's service. (Graham) scanOct 17
  544. 544Order-re: appointment of a Special Committee of three Councillors to make necessary arrangements for establishment of a sister city relationship between the city of Cambridge & the city of Dublin, Ireland. (M. Vellucci) scanOct 17
  545. 545Order-re: City Council go on record favoring the establishment of a sister city relationship with the city of Dublin, Ireland as previously requested in a City Council order dated September 19, 1983. (M.Vellucci) scanOct 17
  546. 546Order-re: City Clerk to prepare a resolution requesting that Harvard University consider bestowing an honorary degree on Rosa Parks at its 1984 commencement exercises. (M. Vellucci) scanOct 17
  547. 547Resolutions on the death of Reverend Cleaveland L. Clark. (W. Sullivan & Graham) scanOct 17
  548. 548Order-re: Amnesty International Sub-committee - resolutions on possible human rights violations in Sudan. (Wylie, Graham & D. Sullivan) scanOct 17
  549. 549Communication from Gary P. Balboni, Project Mgr., Perini Corp. re: rescheduling of street paving in the Harvard Sq. & Brattle Sq. area to sunday, Oct. 16, 1983 at which time all streets in the area will be closed to vehicular traffic with the exception of one north-bound lane on Mass. Ave. scanOct 17
  550. 550Resolutions on the death of Calvin Morris. (Graham) scanOct 17
  551. 551REsolutions on the recent opening of Computerland by Steve Watson & Bob Robichaud at 1000 Mass. Ave. (VM Russell) scanOct 17
  552. 552Resolutions on Mrs. Rosa Parks and her contribution to the civil rights movement. (Graham) scanOct 17
  553. 553Communication from James F. O'Leary, General Manager, MBTA, transmitting his regret that he will be unable to attend the City Council meeting of October 17, 1983. scanOct 17
  554. 554Notice of three public hearings from the DPU to be held on various dates & times during November & December at the Newton Town Hall, Malden City Hall & Springfield City Hall re: NET&T Company's offering of unlimited & measured service in the central & metropolitan Boston exchanges. scanOct 17
  555. 555Comm. from Susan Arthur, Exec. Sec., Election Comm., stating that the Anti-Displacement question is a non-binding advisory question signed by more than 10% of the City's registered voters & will appear on the November 8th municipal ballot as Question Three. scanOct 17
  556. 556Comm. from Michael Joseph Connolly, Secretary of State, transmitting an advance copy of an act entitled "AN ACT AUTHORIZING CHARLES M. CURLL TO TAKE A CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION FOR POLICE OFFICER NOTWITHSTANDING THE MAXIMUM AGE REQUIREMENT" - placed on file. scanOct 17
  557. 557Comm. from Jacqueline O'Neill, Office of Government & Community Affairs, Harvard University re: expressing the willingness of those involved in the planning of the Fogg Museum connector over Boardway to meet with the City Council at a mutually agreeable date. scanOct 17
  558. 558Comm. from Shrewsbury Electric Light Plant inviting the City Council to an open house of the Shrewsbury 80 channel community cabletelevision system on Saturday, October 15, 1983 commencing at 10:00 a. m. at the Shrewsbury Video Ctr., Shrewsbury. scanOct 17
  559. 559Comm. from James W. Caragianes, Chairman, Ward 5 Democratic Committee, transmitting for the consideration of the City Council a resolution adopted by the Ward 5 Democratic Comm. endorsing the Caragianes zoning petition currently pending before the City Council. scanOct 17
  560. 560Comm. from Ethelyn Blackman, 127 Fayerweather St., in appreciation of assistance extended by the Cambridge Chamber of Commerce. scanOct 17
  561. 561Comm. received from Mrs. Florence F. O'Hare, expressing her thanks & appreciation to members of the City Council & School Comm. for their presence at the recent dedication of "Florence O'Hare Plaza" in North Cambridge. scanOct 17
  562. 562Comm. from Senator George Bachrach re: the change in the filing deadline for legislation for the 1984 session, from the first week in December to the second of November. scanOct 17
  563. 563Comm. from Susan A. Arther, Exec. Sec., Election Comm., re: completion of the certification process by the Commission of the "Anti-Displacement Housing Program" petitions filed by a group known as the "Committee for an Anti-Displacement Housing Program". scanOct 17
  564. 564Comm. from the City Clerk transmitting a comm. from the Dept. of Revenue, Div. of Local Services, Fiscal Services Sec. re: informational guidelines to Chapter 331 of the Acts of 1983 which authorizes cities & towns to accept grants from sources additional to those previously authorized. scanOct 17
  565. 565Comm. from Dorothy M. Bailey, 20 Dudley St., in opposition to laws which forbid the removal of ionization smoke detectors, which contain radioactive materials from buildings. scanOct 17
  566. 566Comm. from Anne Higgins, Special Asst. & Dir. of Correspondence to President Reagan in acknowledgement of resolutions adopted by the City Council re: national debt & suggesting that Congress consider leveling a user's fee on persons with foreign investments in order to strengthen our economy. scanOct 17
  567. 567Notice of a public hearing received from the DPU to be held on Wednesday, November 9, 1983 at 10 a. m. at 100 Cambridge St., Boston re: rates & charges for network services & private line services by the AT & T Communications of New England, Inc. scanOct 17
  568. 568Notice of a public hearing received from the DPU to be held on Thursday, October 27, 1983 at 10:00 a. m. at 100 Cambridge St., Boston re: rates & charges by the NET&T Co. scanOct 17
  569. 569Comm. from the City Clerk transmitting a comm. from the Dept. of Revenue, Division of Local Services, transmitting notification of a change in the filing fee for notices of release with the Registry of Motor Vehicles. scanOct 17
  570. 570Comm. from the City Clerk transmitting a comm. from the Dept. of Revenue, Division of Local Services, transmitting a summary of Chapter 189 of the Acts of 1983 re: increase in fees for notice & service of warrants for collection of delinquent taxes. scanOct 17
  571. 571Response to Awaiting Report Item Number 28 regarding the process followed by an individual previously registered to vote in Cambridge who has relocated to another community after its closing date for newly registered voters. scanOct 17
  572. 572Copy of a comm. from the Exec. Office of Environmental Affairs of the Comm. of Mass. stating that the Alewife Blackstone 115 kv line project does not require the preparation of an Enviromental Impact Report. scanOct 17
  573. 573Response to Awaiting Report Item Number 22 regarding allegations of racial discrimination & minority hiring at the Cambridge Food Co-Op in Central Sq. scanOct 17
  574. 574Response to Awaiting Report Item No. 19 regarding the feasibility of a policy whereby an off-duty firefighter may be hired by a private contractor when & if a demolition site requires the use of a fire hydrant. scanOct 17
  575. 575Report of the Water Dept. on slope protection at the Fresh Pond Reservoir. scanOct 17
  576. 576Response to Awaiting Report Item Number 12 regarding an unscheduled street cleaning of Oxford Street on April 29, 1983. scanOct 17
  577. 577Comm. from the City Clerk transmitting for consideration of the City Council a proposed order giving notice of the upcoming municipal election to be held on Nov. 8, 1983 together with a copy of the proposed publication including the 3 questions presented for consideration of the voters. scanOct 17
  578. 578Order-re: resolutions that the City Council should establish and appoint a Citizen's Scientific Advisory Board to inform the City Council & Mayor on question of public policy. (M. Vellucci & Danehy) scanOct 24
  579. 579Resolutions on the promotionof Thomas Cahill to the position of Chief Fire Alarm Operator for the City of Cambridge. (VM Russell) scanOct 24
  580. 580Order-re: cancellation of the City Council meeting scheduled for Monday, November 28, 1983 in order that the membership may attend the New Orleans convention of the League of Cities. (W. Sullivan) scanOct 24
  581. 581Resolutions on the choice of L. Scott Harshbarger by the Cambridge Boys & Girls Club as Man of the Year & designating October 26, 1983 as "L. Scott Harshberger & Mary McMorrow Day". (M. Vellucci) scanOct 24
  582. 582Resolutions on the choice of Mary McMorrow as Woman of the Year by the Cambridge Boys & Girls Club & designating October 26, 1983 as "L. Scott Harshbarger & Mary McMorrow Day". (M. Vellucci & Clinton) scanOct 24
  583. 583Resolutions congratulating the 1983 winners of the Cambridge Boys and Girls Club Community Service Award & designating the week of October 6, 1983 as "Community Services Week". (Entire membership) scanOct 24
  584. 584Resolutions expressing concern over possible passage of H.R. 4103, the "Cable Telecommunications Act of 1983" and expressing support for the U.S. Conference of Mayors in their efforts to defeat passage of this bill as it now stands. (Clinton) scanOct 24
  585. 585Resolutions on the death of Emily F. (Joyce) Cronin. (W. Sullivan) scanOct 24
  586. 586Order-re: City Council go on record establishing a Sister Cityship with the City of Yatabe, Tsukuba Science City, Japan. (M. Vellucci) scanOct 24
  587. 587Communication from Dorothea Harrington, Pasadena Area Ecumenical Council of Churches Peace Committee in support of actions taken by the City Council & School Committee, urging citizens to become involved in the prevention of nuclear war & requesting information on the cirriculum in Cambridge Schools pertaining to this matter. scanOct 24
  588. 588Communication from Diane Norris, Coordinator, Middlesex County Advisory Board, transmitting a summary of a Board meeting held on October 12, 1983 at which time officers & committees were appointed. scanOct 24
  589. 589Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Twenty-Two regarding gaseous odors coming from the streets in front of the premises numbered 9-11 Plymouth St. scanOct 24
  590. 590Information on the Commonwealth Electric Light Company's proposed substation and 115 kv line project. scanOct 24
  591. 591Response to Awaiting Report Item Numbers Twenty and Twenty-One regarding two applications pending before the DPU for certificates to operate mobile utility systems. scanOct 24
  592. 592Committee report from the Committee on Economic Development, Manpower and Employment re: Cambridge Employment Plan performance, Job Training Partnership Act activities, construction jobs for Cambridge residents, employment of CRLS graduates & use of CRLS for job training programs. scanOct 24
  593. 593Order-re: Acting Commissioner of Public Works & a representative of the Community Development Dept. attend the next regular meeting of the Council to discuss the means by which brick sidewalks throughout the City can receive emergency repairs. (Wylie) scanOct 31
  594. 594Order-re: City Council go on record agreeing to a meeting between the membership of the City Council, Governor Dukakis & the General Manager of the M.B.T.A. to discuss the level of "T" service to Cambridge & a proposal to submit Home Rule legislation on creating an Office of Standards under the Governor for M.B.T.A. service standards. (Graham) scanOct 31
  595. 595Order-resolutions proclaiming the week of November 2nd through November 9, 1983 as "Drug Education & Prevention Week". (M. Vellucci) scanOct 31
  596. 596Resolutions renaming Portland St., from Cambridge St. to Hampshire St. as "Humberto Cardinal Medeiros Avenue" & requesting that His Honor the Mayor appoint a committee of three Councillors to arrange for dedication ceremonies. (W. Sullivan) scanOct 31
  597. 597Order-re: that the recently formed Scientific Advisory Committee of the City Council accept as its first task the development of proposed regulations to safeguard Cambridge residents from the ill advised use, storage, development, transport & disposal of hazardous chemicals. (Danehy) scanOct 31
  598. 598Resolutions supporting the position of Teamsters Local 122 concerning customer service & plant clerical employees of August A. Busch & Co. of Mass., Inc. (M. Vellucci) scanOct 31
  599. 599Resolutions on injuries sustained by Marine Corporal Jeffrey "Jeff" Santos, in the recent invasion of the island of Grenada. (VM Russell) scanOct 31
  600. 600Resolutions on the safe return of Francis X. McCann, Jr. from the island of Grenada. (VM Russell) scanOct 31
  601. 601Invitation to the 5th Birthday Party of the Castle School. scanOct 31
  602. 602Petition of Theresa Soriano, Pres. of the Area 4 Committee and its members requesting the installation of traffic & pedestrian lights at the intersection of Windsor & Harvard Streets. scanOct 31
  603. 603Communication from Senator George Bachrach, transmitting notice of a public hearing to be held on Wednesday, November 2, 1983 at 7:00 p. m. in the City Council Chamber to discuss the MDC's plans to improve street lighting along Memorial Dr. scanOct 31
  604. 604Communication from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting a comm. from Joshua Rubenstein, Northeast Regional Dir., Amnesty International re: expressing his gratitude to the Council for its many resolutions adopted in connection with cases of political imprisonment & transmitting a press release on conditions in Northern Ireland & copy of Amnesty's latest annual report. scanOct 31
  605. 605Comm. from Sally Alcorn, Exec. Dir., Harvard Sq. Business Association, expressing the association's gratitude to the City Council for their assistance & encouragement in connection with this year's Octoberfest. scanOct 31
  606. 606Transmitting a copy of a report from John Cusack, Water Superintendent on the issue of Trihalomethanes in drinking water. scanOct 31
  607. 607Interim report from the Traffic and Community Development Departments regarding a Mid-Cambridge traffic study. scanOct 31
  608. 608Communication from Brian Osganian, Tax Counsel, Mass. Dept. of Revenue, enclosing a supplementary communication to a press release issued on Agust 10, 1983 by the Commissioner of Revenue re: Revenue Enforcement & Protection Program (REAP). scanOct 31
  609. 609Response to Awaiting Report Item Number 18 regarding a complaint filed with the Police Dept. in connection with a July 23, 1981 incident in front of the Hi-Fi Pizza on Mass. Ave. scanOct 31
  610. 610Resolutions on the death of Fitz A. Haywood. (W. Sullivan & Graham) scanNov 7
  611. 611Resolutions on the retirement of Marion Catherine Nelson. (W. Sullivan) scanNov 7
  612. 612Resolutions on the death of Arthur E. "Bud" Savage. (Clinton) scanNov 7
  613. 613Order-re: City Clerk to prepare suitable resolutions on the passing of George Macomber. (W. Sullivan) scanNov 7
  614. 614Resolutions on the death of Julio C. Felloni. (W. Sullivan) scanNov 7
  615. 615Order-PLACED ON FILE UNDER RULE NINETEEN - Election Commission to inform the Council as to criteria used in placing a question such as the Anti-Displacement Housing question on the ballot & review process utilized for referenda questions (Clinton) scanNov 7
  616. 616Resolutions calling upon the President of the United States & Congress to order the immediate withdrawal of invasion forces from Grenada. (Graham & D. Sullivan) scanNov 7
  617. 617Communication from Kenneth D. Brodman, re: an accident which occurred on October 14, 1983 at 4:30 a.m. at which time his car was totalled when it hit a ditch in the middle of the roadway on Broadway going toward Central Sq. scanNov 7
  618. 618Notice of a public hearing from the DPU to be held on Tues., Nov. 22, 1983 at 10 a.m. at 100 Cambridge St., Boston, re: rates & charges by the NET&T Co. scanNov 7
  619. 619Notice of a public hearing from the DPU to be held on Tues., Nov. 29, 1983 at 10 a. m. at 100 Cambridge St., Boston, re: rates & charges by the MCI Telecommunications Corp. scanNov 7
  620. 620Communication from the Most Reverend Thomas V. Daily, Administrator of the Archdiocese of Boston, in acknowledgement and appreciation of resolutions adopted by the City Council in memory of the late Humberto Cardinal Medeiros. scanNov 7
  621. 621Communication from Sheila Cheimets, Mass. Municipal Assoc., inviting the City Council to attend the annual meeting of the Mass. Municipal Assoc. on Saturday, Nov. 19, 1983 from 3:00 p. m. to 4:30 p. m. at the Dunfey Hotel in Hyannis at which time various workshops will be held. scanNov 7
  622. 622Communication from Sheila Cheimets, Mass. Municipal Assoc. inviting the City Council to a workshop entitled "The Electric Connection: Short & Long Range Changes" to be held Sat., Nov. 19, 1983 at 3:00 p. m. at Dunfey's Hotel in Hyannis. scanNov 7
  623. 623Communication from Ben J. Friedman, 333A Harvard St. requesting permission to address the City Council at a future date re: request for a written response on the City's policy in connection with a matter outlined in detail in his attached communication. scanNov 14
  624. 624Order-re: urging citizens to watch the film "The Day After" on ABC on Sunday, November 20, 1983. (Wylie) scanNov 14
  625. 625Order-re: His Honor, the Mayor to appoint a Special Sub-Committee of the City Council to arrange for the Inaugural Program for the 1984-1985 City Council term. (W. Sullivan) scanNov 14
  626. 626Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Nineteen regarding water & sewer lines in the area of 336-370 Hurley Street. scanNov 14
  627. 627Communication from the Harvard Square Business Association re: a public panel discussion entitled "Harvard Square in 1985: What Will It Be Like?" to be held on December 8, 1983 at 8:00 p. m. at the Arco Forum of the John F. Kennedy School of Government, 79 John F. Kennedy St. scanNov 14
  628. 628Communication from the Most Rev. Daniel A. Cronin, Bishop of Fall River, in acknowledgement & appreciation of resolutions adopted by the City Council in memory of his late mother. scanNov 14
  629. 629Communication from the City Engineer regarding the burning of methane gas at the City Dump. scanNov 14
  630. 630Comm. from the Rev. Jose S. Ferreira, St. Anthony's Church in appreciation of resolutions adopted by the City Council renaming a portion of Portland Street as "Humberto Cardinal Medeiros Avenue". scanNov 14
  631. 631Communication from Jospeh E. Connarton, Deputy City Clerk, transmitting notification from Mayor Vellucci of ceremonies to be held Sunday, December 11, 1983 at 12 noon for the dedication of a portion of Portland St. as "Humberto Cardinal Medeiros Avenue". scanNov 14
  632. 632Petition of Lorenzo Ross requesting permission to address the City Council on November 14th, 1983 re: a complaint filed by him with the Cambridge Police Dept. Internal Affairs Division on July 24, 1981. scanNov 14
  633. 633Order-re: Administrative Assistant to the City Council be directed to mail attached excerpts of a discourse of Pope John Paul II on military research to persons enumerated in this order. (Wylie) scanNov 14
  634. 634Resolutions on acid rain calling upon Congress to pass legislation o reduce sulfur dioxide emissions nationwide by 50% within the next ten years. (Duehay) scanNov 14
  635. 635Communication from Mark Izeman, Mass. Pirg/Tufts University expressing his regrets at being unable to attend this evening's hearing on acid rain & requesting that the hearing be rescheduled to November 21, 1983. scanNov 14
  636. 636Communication from Mark Izeman, Tufts University, requesting that the City Council hearing on acid rain originally scheduled for October 31st, 1983 be re-scheduled to Monday, Nov. 14th, at which time he would like to present a resolution to the Council for its consideration. scanNov 14
  637. 637Communication from Joseph H. Smith, District Service Mgr., Cambridge Electric Light Co. re: requesting further information pursuant to an order adopted by the City Council on October 17th requesting that an appropriate CELCO representative address the Council on CELCO rates & charges. scanNov 14
  638. 638Resolutions on the North Cambridge Catholic High School Volleyball Team. (Russell) scanNov 14
  639. 639Report from the Committee on Environment re: report by the Boston Globe that the water quality in Cambridge contained an excessive amount of Trihalomethanes (a member of a group of cancer causing agents). scanNov 21
  640. 640Communication from Florence F. O'Hare expressing her appreciation to the City Council for recent dedication ceremonies at which time a plaque was placed designating Florence O'Hare Square. scanNov 21
  641. 641Communication from Paul J. Ryan, Director of Veterans Services & Benefits re: proposed City Council resolution on U.S. military action in Grenada which was referred to the Cambridge veterans Organization; said organization expressing its opposition to the resolution. scanNov 21
  642. 642Communication from Mrs. Anne K. Dudley, in acknowledgement & appreciation of resolutions adopted by the City Council on behalf of her husband, R. Parker Dudley. scanNov 21
  643. 643Installing traffic signals at the intersection of Harvard St. & Windsor St. scanNov 21
  644. 644Installing ramps for the handicapped at the corner of Mass. Ave. & Remington St. scanNov 21
  645. 645Repairing the benches in front of the Harrington School prior to the opening of School. scanNov 21
  646. 646Ereecting a sign designating the intersection of Bishop Allen Drive & Essex St. as "Irving M. Tobin Square". scanNov 21
  647. 647Erecting a sign designating the intersection of Camelia Ave. & Cambridge St. as "William B. Reardon Square". scanNov 21
  648. 648Request from the Arts Council to make a presentataion showing how public art works for the City of Cambridge. scanNov 21
  649. 649Repainting the "Roll of Honor" of deceased veterans located on the Mt. Auburn Street Bridge. scanNov 21
  650. 650Signs for Neville Manor being installed at the Concord Rotary & at the Manor itself. scanNov 21
  651. 651Handicapped sidewalk ramps installed the Saints Constantine & Helen Greek Orthodox Church on Magazine Street. scanNov 21
  652. 652Plaque for the "Peter Stilla Baseball Diamond" for Tobin Field. scanNov 21
  653. 653Notifying residents of street or sidewalk projects. scanNov 21
  654. 654Sidewalk at 4 Bow Street. scanNov 21
  655. 655Copy of a report from the Dept. of Human Service Programs regarding the 1980 U.S. Census. scanNov 21
  656. 656Resolutions on Dr. Byron K. Lichtenberg, the first person to fly in a US Space Mission who is not an employee of NASA (VM Russell) scanDec 5
  657. 657Resolutions on the death of Edith Richards. (D. Sullivan) scanDec 5
  658. 658Resolutions on Eloise Perry, R. N. (W. Sullivan) scanDec 5
  659. 659Resolutions congratulating the Cambridge Rindge and Latin Boy's Soccer Team on their recent victories. (Clinton) scanDec 5
  660. 660Resolutions on the death of retired Deputy Fire Chief Francis J. "Bing" Connelly. (VM Russell) scanDec 5
  661. 661Resolutions on the death of George Macomber. (W. Sullivan) scanDec 5
  662. 662Comm. from the Election Commission transmitting a copy of the certification and result of a recount of the vote tally on Question Number One of the municipal election held on Tuesday, November 8, 1983 re: municipal ownership of Cable TV. scanDec 5
  663. 663Notice of a public hearing from the DPU to be held on Monday, December 19, 1983 at 10 a. m. at 100 Cambridge St., Boston, re; rates and charges by NET&T Co. scanDec 5
  664. 664Notice of a public hearing rom the DPU to be held on Wednesday, Dec. 21, 1983 at 10 a. m. at 100 Cambridge St., Boston re: rates and charges by NET&T Co. scanDec 5
  665. 665Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting a comm. from the Election Commission enclosing results of the November 8, 1983 School Committee Election. scanDec 5
  666. 666Comm. from "Environmentalists for Hart" inviting the City Council to an appearance by Rep. Morris Udall & Presidential candidate Gary Hart to discuss "Environmental Issues in the 1980's" to be held on November 30, 1983 at 6:30 p.m. in the Cabot Room at 3 Joy St., Boston. scanDec 5
  667. 667Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting a communication from Michael Jospeh Connolly, Secretary of State enclosing an advance copy of an act entitled AN ACT AUTHORIZING THE CITY OF CAMBRIDGE TO MAKE CERTAIN TEMPORARY PROVISIONAL LABOR SERVICE EMPLOYEES PERMANENT AS OF JANUARY FIRST, NINETEEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-TWO. - Placed on file. scanDec 5
  668. 668Re: shelter for the homeless during the winter months. scanDec 5
  669. 669Re: enclosing a copy of a Status Report on Cambridge Housing Programs FY 83, prepared by the Community Development Dept. scanDec 5
  670. 670Resolutions on the retirement of Gerald P. Griffin. (Clinton) scanDec 12
  671. 671Order-re: City Clerk to prepare suitable resolutions on the death of Muriel Layne. (W. Sullivan & Graham) scanDec 12
  672. 672Order-re: City Clerk to draft resolutions on the death of Mary Supple. (W. Sullivan) scanDec 12
  673. 673Communication from Joseph L. Ignazio, Interim Vice-Pres., Cambridge Sports Arena, Inc., requesting permission to address the City Council at a future date re: efforts of Cambridge Youth Hockey to obtain a transfer of the Gore St. Rink from the MDC divestiture program. scanDec 12
  674. 674Order-re: changing the name of the Cambridge Hospital back to Cambridge City Hospital. (W. Sullivan & M. Vellucci) scanDec 12
  675. 675Communication received from John R. McCarthy, Prov. Secretary of the School Committee transmitting notice of a meeting of the Sub-Committee on the Inauguration for the School Committee to be held on Tuesday, December 13, 1983 at 6:30 p. m. at 459 Broadway, Cambridge in the School Committee Meeting Room. scanDec 12
  676. 676Communication from the Northwest Corridor Service Study Project Coordinating Committee of the MBTA transmitting notice of a meeting to be held on Thursday, Dec. 15, 1983 at 7:30 p. m. at the Fox Library, 175 Mass. Ave., Arlington re: study goals & objectives. scanDec 12
  677. 677Communication from Mayor Vellucci and the Cambridge Public Library transmitting an invitation to "The lighting ceremony of the Peace Tree" to be held on Wednesday, Dec. 14, 1983 at 6:00 p. m. at 449 Broadway, Cambridge. scanDec 12
  678. 678Communication from John R. McCarthy, Prov. Secretary of the School Committee, giving notice of the School Committee Inauguration Day Ceremonies to be held Monday, Jan. 2, 1984 at 12:00 Noon at CRLS in the School Committee Meeting Room and requesting the City Clerk to administer the oath of office at that time. scanDec 12
  679. 679Communication from Senator Paul Tsongas in appreciation of resolutions adopted by the City Council on acid rain and regarding Senate efforts to amend the Clean Air act. scanDec 12
  680. 680Communication from Governor Michael S. Dukakis, in appreciation of resolutions adopted by the City Council on acid rain. scanDec 12
  681. 681Slide presentation on the 1983 EMHRDA Summer Youth Employment Program. scanDec 12
  682. 682PLACED ON FILE PURSUANT TO CITY COUNCIL ORDER NUMBER EIGHT OF THIS DATE - Order-re: that all matters presently listed on the City Council Calendar that have not been acted upon be placed on file, without prejudice, subject to resubmission to the next legislative session of the Council by notification bo the City Clerk. scanDec 19
  683. 683PLACED ON FILE PURSUANT TO CITY COUNCIL ORDER NUMBER EIGHT OF THIS DATE - Awaiting report Item No. 19 re: removal of acid sludge from W.R. Grace Property as part of the MBTA Red Line Extension. (W. Sullivan) scanDec 19
  684. 684PLACED ON FILE PURSUANT TO CITY COUNCIL ORDER NUMBER EIGHT OF THIS DATE - Order-re: developer of 36-42 Linnaean Street and 4-6 Washington Ave. make available to the CHA all apartments not under agreement for low and moderate income. (Vellucci) scanDec 19
  685. 685PLACED ON FILE PURSUANT TO CITY COUNCIL ORDER NUMBER EIGHT OF THIS DATE - order- re: amending the City Council Rules in Rule No. 1 re: two members constituting a quorum of any Committee meeting of the City Council. (D. Sullivan) scanDec 19
  686. 686PLACED ON FILE PURSUANT TO CITY COUNCIL ORDER NUMBER EIGHT OF THIS DATE - Order-re: existence of a quorum at Committee on Ordinance meetings. (M. Vellucci) scanDec 19
  687. 687PLACED ON FILE PURSUANT TO CITY COUNCIL ORDER NUMBER EIGHT OF THIS DATE - Order-re: City Manager to consider establishing a reserve list for the Cambridge Fire Dept. (Danehy, Clinton, Russell, W. Sullivan & M. Vellucci) scanDec 19
  688. 688PLACED ON FILE PURSUANT TO CITY COUNCIL ORDER NUMBER EIGHT OF THIS DATE - Order- re: City Manager to consider establishing a reserve list for the Cambridge Police Dept. (Danehy, Clinton, Russell, W. Sullivan and M. Vellucci) scanDec 19
  689. 689PLACED ON FILE PURSUANT TO CITY COUNCIL ORDER NUMBER EIGHT OF THIS DATE - Order - re: naming the "practice Green" at the municipal golf course in member of the land Mayor and City Councillor Edward A. Crane. (W. Sullivan) scanDec 19
  690. 690PLACED ON FILE PURSUANT TO CITY COUNCIL ORDER NUMBER EIGHT OF THIS DATE - Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting a proposed resolution from Dr. H. L. Humes & associates re: the uses of cannabis in medicine. scanDec 19
  691. 691PLACED ON FILE PURSUANT TO CITY COUNCIL ORDER NUMBER EIGHT OF THIS DATE - Resolutions requesting the City Manager and the City Solicitor to work with the Cambridge legislative delegation to change the enabling act creating the MBTA to create an office of standards to deal with maximum time for "T" trips, cleanliness etc. (Wylie) scanDec 19
  692. 692PLACED ON FILE PURSUANT TO CITY COUNCIL ORDER NUMBER EIGHT OF THIS DATE - Order -re: policy of the City of Cambridge re: appointments to various boards and commissions in the City of Cambridge which would limit the term of membership to three years, or as otherwise provided by law and appointment of more working class, minority and low-income persons to the City's boards and commissions. (D. Sullivan & Graham) scanDec 19
  693. 693PLACED ON FILE PURSUANT TO CITY COUNCIL ORDER NUMBER EIGHT of this date - Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Twenty-Three regarding the ownership status of the premises at the corner of School St. & Cherry St. scanDec 19
  694. 694Comm. from Joseph A. Kellogg, Exec. Dir., Cambridge Industrial Development Financing Authority re: meeting of the IDFA to be held on December 20, 1983 at 5:00 p. m. in the Ackermann Room re: application of FAR IV to use an industrial revenue bond to acquire and renovate the building at 60 Hamilton St. scanDec 19
  695. 695Comm. from Martha S. Faigen, Riemer & Braunstein, transmitting notice of a public hearing to be held by the Mass. Industrial Financing Agency on Jan. 11, 1984 at 10 a. m. at 125 Pearl St., re: proposal of FAR IV for MIFA approval of a project to be located at 60 Hamilton St. scanDec 19
  696. 696Committee Report from the committee on Economic Development, Manpower and Employment re: proposed changes in the Cambridge Citizens Employment Plan & status reports received from all parties concerned on the implementation of said plan. scanDec 19
  697. 697Response to a Council request relative to whether or not a property owner has a right to a curb cut. scanDec 19
  698. 698Response to Awaiting Report Item No. 25 re: Health Dept. procedures dealing with the detection of the presence of lice in children & steps being taken to deal with this situation. scanDec 19
  699. 699Resolutions on Frank N. Cardullo. (W. Sullivan) scanDec 19
  700. 700Resolutions on Agnes McCann. (W. Sullivan) scanDec 19
  701. 701Resolutions on WBZ radio personality Larry Glick. (W. Sullivan) scanDec 19
  702. 702Resolutions on possible human rights violations in Namibia. (Wylie, Graham & D. Sullivan) scanDec 19
  703. 703Resolutions designating the Cambridge Sports Arena, Inc. in conjunction with the City Manager or his designee to represent the City in negotiations with the MDC for divestiture of the Gore St. Skating Rink. (M. Vellucci, Councillors Danehy, Clinton, Duehay, Graham, Russell, D. Sullivan and W. Sullivan) scanDec 19
  704. 704Memo regarding driveway request of Ruth Hiller of 409 Broadway. scanDec 19
  705. 705Comm. from Robert T. Tierney, Commissioner, Mass. Exec. Office of Transportation & Construction, Dept. of Public Works re: copy of an environmental notification form from the M.D.C. re: reconstruction of the Harvard Bridge. scanDec 19
  706. 706Communication from Community Development Department regarding the request of Draper Laboratory for a Pedestrian Bridge across Broadway. scanDec 19

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  1. 1Order re: Traffic Director to survey Parnell St. & Max Ave. from Cambridge Street to Otis St. Re: replacement of area traffic control signs. (Mayor Vellucci) scanJan 3
  2. 2Order re: feasibility of installation of lights on the jogging path at Fresh Pond Reservoir for the safety of evening joggers. (C. Clinton) scanJan 3
  3. 3Order re: schedule to be determined as to future holidays which either occur on a Friday or are celebrated on a Friday. (C. Clinton) scanJan 3
  4. 4Order re: placement of sand containers at all bridge locations throughout the City to facilitate traffic flow & reduce skidding incidents. (Vice-Mayor Russell) scanJan 3
  5. 5Order re: Commissioner of Public Works to replace all detour signs on Huron Avenue to notify travellers that the one-way traffic pattern is still in effect on all side streets leading into the Huron Avenue bridge. (Vice-Mayor Russell) scanJan 3
  6. 6Order re: City Manager to direct the Fire Dept. to make available information about the desirability of home smoke detector installation. (C. Duehay) scanJan 10
  7. 7Order re: Director of Traffic and Parking to consider the feasibility of issuing special parking permits to non-resident teachers. (Mayor Vellucci) scanJan 10
  8. 8Order re: Community Development Dept. to prepare a new zoning petition Re: accomplish various proposals in the Pacific Street, Mass. Ave., Waverly St. & Brookline St. area. (C. Wylie) scanJan 10
  9. 9Order re: City Electrician to conduct a survey of lighting at Green Street, Bay St. and Franklin St. Re: increasing voltage of existing lighting or additional lighting. (C. Graham) scanJan 10
  10. 10Re: acceptance and appropriation of a grant of $164,925. from the Dept. of Health and Human Services. scanJan 10
  11. 11Re: acceptance and appropriation fo a grant of $92,450. from the Comm. of Mass. Exec. Office of Communities & Development. scanJan 10
  12. 12Re: appropriation of $30,000. to the Community Development Dept. Re: costs for preparation of the lease agreement for the Lee B. Macht Community Health Center. scanJan 17
  13. 13Order re: City Solicitor to prepare home rule legislation allowing Police Officers & Traffic Control Officers to tag vehicles illegally[?] parked in handicapped parking spaces in shopping centers. (C. Danehy) scanJan 17
  14. 14Order re: City Manager to confer with the Commissioner of Health & Hospitals Re: plan & formalization of a Cambridge Volunteer Emergency Medical Services (First Aid) Unit. (Mayor Vellucci) scanJan 17
  15. 15Re: transfer of $1,250. in the Election Commission. scanJan 17
  16. 16Order re: Community Development Dept. & other dept.'s concerned to prepare urban development guidelines for the redevelopment of the Cambridgeport area. (C. Clinton) scanJan 17
  17. 17Order re: Chief of Police to re-establish Sector Car 4 which was removed on January 6, 1983 and to notify the Council of any such action in the future, prior to its occurrence. (VM Russell) scanJan 24
  18. 18Order re: Community Development Dept. to poll the Cambridgeport Neighborhood Re: if attached comm. from the Mayor represents a constructive step to take on Simplex & related matters. (Mayor Vellucci) scanJan 24
  19. 19Order re: City Manager to establish a police station or a police presence at the Fresh Pond Golf Clubhouse during the winter months. (Mayor Vellucci) scanJan 24
  20. 20Order re: City Manager to confer with the Superintendent of Schools Re: School Dept. fees charged for sporting & civic affairs be waived. (VM Russell) scanJan 24
  21. 21Order re: reasons for a possible name change by the MBTA of the Kendall Sq. train station to the Kendall Square/M.I.T. station. (C. Clinton) scanJan 24
  22. 22Re: appropriation of $55,000. in funds from the sale of the Russell School site to the Community Development Dept. scanJan 24
  23. 23Re: acceptance and appropriation of a grant of $1,000. from the Dept. of Human Service Programs. scanJan 24
  24. 24Re: transfer totalling $12,000. in the budget of the City Council. scanJan 24
  25. 25Re: transfer of $4,796. in the Mayor's Office. scanJan 24
  26. 26Re: appropriation of $6,335. in the Community Development Dept. scanJan 24
  27. 27Re: transfer of $200,000. in the Neville Manor. scanJan 24
  28. 28Order re: establishing a policy by the City to purchase vacant buildings for low income housing at the price indicated & if necessary by eminent domain taking. (C.D. Sullivan) scanJan 31
  29. 29Order re: City Council to be provided with a listing of all property owners with tax delinquencies in excess of $5,000. scanJan 31
  30. 30Order re: City Manager to develop a program for installation of smoke detectors in all municipal buildings. (C. Duehay) scanJan 31
  31. 31Order re: City Manager to instruct all dept. heads that no employ- ee is to bring animals to work. (C.W. Sullivan) scanJan 31
  32. 32Re: acceptance and appropriation of a grant of $25,000. to the Community Development Dept. scanJan 31
  33. 33Re: acceptance and appropriation of a grant of $10,700. to the Dept. of Human Services. scanJan 31
  34. 34Re: transfer of $200. in the Purchasing Dept. scanJan 31
  35. 35Re: acceptance and appropriation of a grant of $410,000. to the Dept. of Human Services. scanJan 31
  36. 36Order-re:City Manager to confer with officials of Shelter, Inc. re: relocation of a "community residence" at 66 Chestnut Street, currently under option by Shelter, Inc., prior to exercising their option. (Clinton) scanFeb 14
  37. 37Order-re: City Manager to direct representatives of the Board of Zoning Appeal, CHA, etc. & any other municipal or federal agencies to remain neutral when commenting and presenting facts to the City Council. scanFeb 14
  38. 38Order-re: City Manager to arrange for enforcement by parking control officers and other non-police personnel of section 17-79 of the City Code which requires owners and occupants to remove ice and snow from sidewalks. (D. Sullivan) scanFeb 14
  39. 39Transfer of $1,500 in the Law Dept. scanFeb 14
  40. 40Acceptance and appropriation of $300,000 to the Dept. of Human Services. scanFeb 14
  41. 41Acceptance and appropriation of $139,200 to the Community Development Dept. scanFeb 14
  42. 42Appropriation of $3,000 in the Dept. of Human Services. scanFeb 14
  43. 43Order re: City of Cambridge to accept Chapter 148, Section 26E of the Mass. General Laws requiring the installation of smoke detectors in residential buildings not yet covered by law, within one year after acceptance. (Order Adopted) (C.D. Sullivan) scanFeb 28
  44. 44Order re: City Manager to direct Community Development Dept. & other concerned dept.'s that the Council endorses the efforts of the Boys & Girls Club of Cambridge to obtain the St. Mary's Bldg. on Prospect St. for one of their clubs. (Mayor Vellucci) scanFeb 28
  45. 45Order re: City Manager to request appropriate MBTA officials to install, replace or renovate the bus stop shelters on the Concord Avenue/Fresh Pond bus line. (VM Russell) scanFeb 28
  46. 46Re: City Council go on record favoring the City Manager's call for a 60 day waiver of zoning requirements regarding a shelter for the homeless at the University Lutheran Church. (Mayor Vellucci) scanFeb 28
  47. 47Order re: Housing Section of the Community Development Dept. to conduct an appraisal working with the Assessors on 14-16 Clinton St. Re: development of the property for low & moderate income housing. (C. Graham) scanFeb 28
  48. 48Re: transfer of $18,000. in the Rent Control Dept. scanFeb 28
  49. 49Re: appropriation of $19,411.84 in the Finance Dept. scanFeb 28
  50. 50Re: acceptance and appropriation of a grant of $19,581. to the Dept. of Health and Hospitals. scanFeb 28
  51. 51Re: appropriation of $500. to the Cambridge Commission on Nuclear Disarmament. scanFeb 28
  52. 52Re: acceptance and appropriation of a grant of $3,682. to the Dept. of Public Works. scanFeb 28
  53. 53Re: acceptance and appropriation of a grant of $3,000. to the Dept. of Public Works. scanFeb 28
  54. 54Re: appropriation of $2,500. to the Dept. of Human Services. scanFeb 14
  55. 55Re: appropriation of $2,500. in the Human Services Dept. which was Charter righted on February 14, 1983. scanFeb 28
  56. 56Re: transfer of $3,000. in the Community Development Dept. scanFeb 28
  57. 57Order re: City Council take action on the recommendations of the City Manager to dispose of two residential buildings in Weston and Lincoln, as requested by the Water Dept. (C. W. Sullivan) - (FAILED OF ADOPTION) scanFeb 28
  58. 58Order re: City Council recording its opposition to the issuance of any liquor license to Grendel's Den in Harvard Square. (Mayor Vellucci) scanFeb 28
  59. 59Order re: certification by the Building Dept. of the number of units in existence at 24 Lancaster St./17 Humboldt St. & information to be provided on "cult residences". (C. Duehay) - PLACED ON FILE scanMar 14
  60. 60Re: acceptance of money by the Council to be given from time to time by persons who have agreed to have a tree planted in their area; siad money to be deposited in a special trust under the custody of the City Treasurer. scanMar 14
  61. 61Re: acceptance and appropriation of a donation of $600. to the Conservation Commission. scanMar 14
  62. 62Re: transfer of $17,500. in the School Dept. scanMar 14
  63. 63Re: appropriation of a grant of $7,073.42 in the Community Development Dept. scanMar 14
  64. 64Re: appropriation of $300,000. to the Traffic and Parking Dept. scanMar 14
  65. 65Re: report on the Craigie Arms eminent domain taking, status of the Electronics Corporation of America & progress on land owned by MIT in the Cambridgeport area. (Mayor Vellucci) scanMar 14
  66. 66Order re: City Manager to direct the City Solicitor to prepare in proper form the referendum question for the next City election on whether or not a cable t.v. system should be operated by the City or the private sector. (Mayor Vellucci) scanMar 14
  67. 67Order re: Building Commissioner and Health Commissioner to inspect the premises numbered 2 Cottage Court to determine whether said premises constitute a public nuisance. (C. Clinton) scanMar 14
  68. 68Order re: report on or before March 21, 1983 on the status of excavation projects in the city. (VM Russell) scanMar 14
  69. 69Order re: Traffic Director to develop a parking permit program for municipal employees who utilize their own vehicles in the performance of their official duties. (VM Russell) scanMar 14
  70. 70Order re: prohibition of the leasing of taxicabs in the City and the drafting of an ordinance for consideration of the Council in this matter. (C. Wylie) scanMar 21
  71. 71Order re: Cambridge Housing Authority to submit report on the scattering of a poisonous bird-killing agent. (Mayor Vellucci) scanMar 21
  72. 72Order re: City Manager to establish a Volunteer Emergency Medical Services Unit under the Commissioner of Health and Hospitals for crisis situations. (Mayor Vellucci) scanMar 21
  73. 73Order re: granting of permits for the passage of motor vehicle carriers through the City & policy regarding any changes in the original conditions specified in said permits and the feasibility of establishing a fee for the issuance of such licenses. (C. Duehay) scanMar 21
  74. 74Re: appropriation of $40,500. in motor vehicle excise tax receipts to cover travel costs & conference attendance. scanMar 21
  75. 75Re: transfer of $5,446. in the Library Department. scanMar 21
  76. 76Re: appropriation of $781,3.. to the Dept. of Human Services. scanMar 21
  77. 77Re: order requesting that the amount of $625,000. be rescinded from the Cambridge Hospital & Ambulatory Care FY-83 budget appropriation. scanMar 21
  78. 78Re: appropriation of $30,000. to the Cambridge Housing Authority Re: 14-16 Clinton Street. scanMar 28
  79. 79Re: appropriation of $50,000. to the Board of Assessors. scanMar 28
  80. 80Re: transfer of $200. in the Law Dept. scanMar 28
  81. 81Re: transfer of $2,400. in the Finance Dept. scanMar 28
  82. 82Re: transfer of $500. in the City Clerk's Office. scanMar 28
  83. 83Re: acceptance and appropriation of a grant of $7,000. to the Dept. of Human Services. scanMar 28
  84. 84Re: appropriation of $1,000. to the Nuclear Disarmament and Peace Education Commission. scanMar 28
  85. 85Order re: City Manager to request the City Solicitor & Community Development Dept. to draft an amendment to the Zoning Ordinances Re: land occupied by Electronics Corp. of America on Memorial Drive be down-zoned to Residence C-1. (Mayor Vellucci) scanMar 28
  86. 86Order re: naming the "Members Lounge" at the municipal golf course in memory of the late Superintendent of Recreation John E. DeLuise. (Mayor Vellucci) scanMar 28
  87. 87Order re: Director of Veteran's Services & Benefits to replace the sign formerly located at the corner of Webster Ave. and Hampshire St., designating Francis P. Sullivan Square. (C. Clinton) scanMar 28
  88. 88Order re: inspection of the premises numbered 59 Pearl Street. (C. Clinton) scanMar 28
  89. 89Order re: Building Dept. to arrange for the relocation of a dumpster blocking the Berkeley St. sidewalk alongside the Sheraton Commander Hotel. (C.D. Sullivan) scanMar 28
  90. 90Order re: City Manager to direct the Community Development Dept. and Traffic Dept. to study the traffic problems in the Mid-Cambridge area in conjunction with area residents. (C.D. Sullivan) scanMar 28
  91. 91Order re: City Mnaager requested to erect two new signs indicating the location of the Neville Manor. (Mayor Vellucci) scanMar 28
  92. 92Order re: City Manager requested to construct handicapped walks in front of the St.'s Constantine and Helen Greek Orthodox Church. (Mayor Vellucci) scanMar 28
  93. 93Re: appropriation of $9,000. to the Dept. of Human Services. scanApr 4
  94. 94Re: appropriation of $14,000. to the Dept. of Human Services. scanApr 4
  95. 95Re: transfer of $695. in the Library Dept. scanApr 4
  96. 96Re: acceptance and appropriation of a grant of $8,000. to the Historical Commission. scanApr 4
  97. 97Re: acceptance and appropriation of a grant of $374,122. to the FY-83 Fuel Assistance Program. scanApr 4
  98. 98Order re: City Manager to request the presence of HUD officials & Mr. Schochet, owner of the Rindge Towers to attend a future City Council meeting to discuss eviction reports at the Rindge Towers. (Mayor Vellucci) scanApr 4
  99. 99Order re: City Manager to direct the Health Commissioner, Building Dept. and Fire Dept. to conduct an inspection of the Rindge Towers located at 362-364 Rindge Avenue Re: living conditions and possible ordinance violations. (C. Graham) scanApr 4
  100. 100Order re: City Manager be requested to give permission to Vietnam era veterans for the erection of a monument to Vietnam Veterans to placed on the island on Beech Street facing Elm Street in Somerville. (Mayor Vellucci & all Councillors) scanApr 4
  101. 101Order re: City Manager to install flood lights at the intersection of Sciarappa Street and Otis Street. (Mayor Vellucci) scanApr 4
  102. 102Order re: policy of the City Council that local business people and blue-collar workers be given preference on all construction sites throughout the City . (C. Graham) scanApr 11
  103. 103Order re: City Manager to request the Traffic Dept. to install a pedestrian light at the intersection of Sciarappa St. and Cambridge St. (Mayor Vellucci) scanApr 11
  104. 104Re: acceptance and appropriation of a grant of $1,140. to the Community Development Dept. scanApr 11
  105. 105Re: acceptance and appropriation of a grant of $17,343. to the Community Development Dept. scanApr 11
  106. 106Communication from Massachusetts Historical Commission re: fiscal year 1983 Development Grant Program. scanApr 20
  107. 107Order-re: City Manager to confer with the Director of Traffic and Parking and owners of 808 Memorial Drive re: law enforcement problems relative to parking at said premises. (Duehay) scanApr 25
  108. 108Order-re: Commissioner of Health and Hospital to establish a program offering "Holistic Medicine". (Danehy) scanApr 25
  109. 109Order-re: Fire Chief to develop a training program for former mental health patients. (Danehy) scanApr 25
  110. 110Committee on Health and Hospitals re: rescission of $625,000 from the hospital budget for fiscal year 1982-1983. scanApr 25
  111. 111Acceptance and appropriation of a grant in the sum of $5,000 to the Dept. of Human Services Programs. scanApr 25
  112. 112Acceptance and appropriation of a grant in the sum of $35,439 to the Dept. of Human Services Programs. scanApr 25
  113. 113Acceptance and appropriation of a grant in the sum of $1,893,125 to the Public Investment Fund. scanApr 25
  114. 114Acceptance and appropriation of $279,962 to the Dept. of Human Services Programs. scanApr 25
  115. 115Review of the comparative salaries of the Police and Fire Chiefs. scanApr 25
  116. 116City Council support for the appropriation of monies for medical assistance funding for General Relief recipients. scanApr 25
  117. 117Appropriation of $60,000 to the Assessors Office for the funding of the R.M. Bradley contract. scanApr 25
  118. 118Order-re: City Manager to instruct the Rent Control Board to ppear before the City Council at its meeting of April 25, 1983 at 6:30 p. m. relative to Rent Control Board fee structure. (Vice-Mayor Russell) scanApr 25
  119. 119Re: enclosing for consideration of the City Council the 1983-1984 Budget for the City of Cambridge. scanMay 2
  120. 120Re: transfer of $3,000. in the Community Development Block Grant Funds to the Arts Council scanMay 2
  121. 121Re: acceptance and appropriation of a grant of $48,862. to the Arts Council. scanMay 2
  122. 122Re: Dept. of Revenue certification of the tax rate for the City of Cambridge at $198. per thousand for 1982-1983. scanMay 2
  123. 123Order re: Director of Traffic and Parking to conduct a study of street patterns in the Cambridgeport Industrial Area Re: changing the traffic pattern. (C. Graham) scanMay 2
  124. 124Order re: City Mnaager to confer with kindergarten students of the King School Re: work going on at the Corporal Burns Playground. (Mayor Vellucci) scanMay 2
  125. 125Order re: City Manager to instruct the Traffic Dept. & Asst. City Manager for Community Development to consider the feasibility of changing the present sign on the Green St. garage to read "City of Cambridge Municipal Parking Garage". (C. Clinton) scanMay 2
  126. 126Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting the Committee on Finance budget hearing schedule for May 11, 14, 18 and 21, 1983. scanMay 9
  127. 127Re: transfer of $18,937. in the School Dept. scanMay 9
  128. 128Re: transfer of $2,500. in the Mayor's Office. scanMay 9
  129. 129Order re: Assistant City Manager for Human Services to hold a meeting with the City & State government officials who have knowledge of any available alcoholic programs operated by these entities. (C. Graham) scanMay 9
  130. 130Order re: five houses containing twelve dwelling units that can be transplanted from one area to another land area if the City can provide such land. (Mayor Vellucci) scanMay 9
  131. 131Re: re-appropriation of FY82 fuel assistance rollover balance of $29,464.68 to the Human Services Dept. scanMay 16
  132. 132Re: acceptance and appropriation of a grant of $1,129,551. to the Community Development Dept. scanMay 16
  133. 133Re: transfer of $530. in the Women's Commission. scanMay 16
  134. 134Re: acceptance and appropriation of a grant of $,4000. to the Dept. of Human Services. scanMay 16
  135. 135Re: acceptance and appropriation of a grant of $100. to the Dept. of Human Services. scanMay 16
  136. 136Order re: determination of whether Mass. Half-Way House, Inc. has purchased property on Chestnut St. for use as a half-way house and if they have secured the necessary licenses. (Clinton) scanMay 16
  137. 137Order re: City Manager to confer with the appropriate departments in an effort to clean up the area around the Central Sq. Branch of the Cambridge Public Library. (Graham) scanMay 16
  138. 138Order re: Commissioner of Public Works to take appropriate steps to erect a "park bench" in front of the VFW Post 8818 located opposite the municipal golf course. (Clinton) scanMay 16
  139. 139Order re: Traffic Dept. to take steps to paint the cross-walks at elementary and secondary schools. (Clinton) scanMay 16
  140. 140Order re: Commissioner of Public Works to confer with contractors working in the Harvard/Brattle Square area on the Red Line Extension Re: implementation of a clean-up effort. (C.W. Sullivan) scanMay 16
  141. 141Re: acceptance and appropriation of a grant of $87,550. to the Dept. of Human Services. scanMay 16
  142. 142Re: authorization for the City Manager to make necessary transfers from allotments with available balances to cover those needing supplementation to process year-end bills. scanMay 23
  143. 143Re: enclosed proposed resolution authorizing the filing of Block Grant application under the provisions of the U.S. Housing and Development Act of 1974, as amended. scanMay 23
  144. 144Re: transfer of $70.00 in the City Clerk's Office. scanMay 23
  145. 145Order re: in opposition to the May 2, 1983 plan of the Harvard Student Faculty Committee on Housing plan to allow off-campus students of said university to move off campus. (C.D. Sullivan) scanMay 23
  146. 146Order-re: Police Chief to take appropriate steps to enforce the "Resident Sticker Program" at the Fresh Pond Reservoir. (C. Duehay) scanMay 23
  147. 147Order re: City Manager to report on non-local, nighttime truck traffic on River St., Western Avenue, Prospect St. & Concord Avenue. (C.D. Sullivan) scanMay 23
  148. 148Order re: Commissioner of Public Works to correct immediately hazardous sidewalk conditions at the premises numbered 1 through 12 Belmont Street. (Vice-Mayor Russell) scanMay 23
  149. 149Order re: City Manager to instruct the Commissioner of Public Works to deny issuing any further permits for construction/excavation to the D. Cicconi Company until after a public hearing is held by the City Council. (Mayor Vellucci) scanMay 23
  150. 150Order re: City Manager to provide the City Council within two weeks a status report on the resurfacing project from Arsenal Square to the intersection of Huron and Concord Avenues. (Vice-Mayor Russell) scanMay 23
  151. 151Order re: invitation to Harvard President Derek Bok to discuss with the City Council any plans or policies to move students into residential housing in the City of Cambridge and recording the opposition of the City Council to any such action by Harvard University. (Mayor Vellucci) scanMay 23
  152. 152Order re: requesting the City Manager to repair field conditions at the Donnelly Field; said conditions regarding flooding to the field which occurs after rainstorms. (Mayor Vellucci) scanMay 23
  153. 153Order re: Commissioner of Public Works to reconstruct street and sidewalkss on Riverside Place. (C. Graham) scanMay 23
  154. 154Order re: City Manager requested to report on disposal and possible presence of toxic and hazardous wastes at the W. R. Grace site and its removal to the City Dump. (C. Duehay) scanMay 23
  155. 155Order re: City Manager to confer with the M.B.T.A., construction companies and consulting firms involved in the Red Line Extension Project Re: determination of a time schedule for the project. (C. Danehy) scanMay 23
  156. 156Order re: City Manager be requested to employ an architect to provide design consultation regarding the proposed Fogg Bridge over Broadway and the parking garage in East Cambridge. (C. Wylie) scanMay 23
  157. 157Committee on Finance report on the General Fund Budget in the sum of $116,469,290. (ORDER ADOPTED) see # 166 for revised appropriation orders, & also see # 170A of June 20, 1983 scanJun 13
  158. 158Committee on Finance report on the Water Dept. budget in the sum of $4,146,090. (ORDER ADOPTED) scanJun 13
  159. 159Committee on Finance report on the Health and Hospital Budget in the sum of $26,402,550. (ORDER ADOPTED) scanJun 13
  160. 160Committee on Finance report on the Neville Manor Fund in the sum of $3,850,000. (ORDER ADOPTED) scanJun 13
  161. 161Committee on Finance report on the Capital Improvement Program Budget in the sum of $2,127,500. (ORDER ADOPTED) scanJun 13
  162. 162Re: acceptance and appropriation of a grant of $69,800. to the Community Development Dept. scanJun 13
  163. 163Re: acceptance and appropriation of a grant of $5,000. to the Public Celebrations account. scanJun 13
  164. 164Re: acceptance and appropriation of a grant of $5,000. to the Historical Commission. scanJun 13
  165. 165Re: acceptance and appropriation of a grant of $6,000. to the Arts Council. scanJun 13
  166. 166Re: revised recommended appropriation orders for the Fiscal Year beginning July 1, 1983. scanJun 13
  167. 167Order-re: Commissioner of Public Works to re-paint deceased veteran's "Roll of Honor" located on the Mount Auburn Street Bridge. (VM Russell) scanJun 13
  168. 168Order-re: Commissioner of Public Works and Director of Traffic and Parking to take the necessary steps to block off Sixth Street from Otis Street to Thorndike Street, on July 4, for the neighborhood's annual "Street Festival." (C.W. Sullivan) scanJun 13
  169. 169Re: naming the corner of Camelia Avenue and Cambridge Street as "William B. Reardon Square." (C. Clinton & C.W. Sullivan) scanJun 13
  170. 170Order-re: accepting the Planning Board's recommendations on the future disposition of the Lincoln School for housing and the acquisition of the school building. (C. Duehay) scanJun 13
  171. 171Re: acceptance and appropriation of various donations in the sum of $350. to the Cambridge Commission on Nuclear Disarmament and Peace Education. scanJun 20
  172. 172Re: appropriation of $7,500. to the Public Works Dept. scanJun 20
  173. 173Re: acceptance and appropriation of a grant of $27,765. to the Community Development Dept. scanJun 20
  174. 174Re: acceptance and appropriation of a donation of $1,200. to the Police Dept. scanJun 20
  175. 175Re: requesting authorization to borrow in anticipation of taxes for FY83-84 a sum not to exceed $50,000,000. scanJun 20
  176. 176Order-re: City Manager to confer with appropriate officials of Perini Corp., regarding the continuation of brick sidewalk construction up to and including Farewell Place. (C.W. Sullivan) scanJun 20
  177. 177Order-re: City Electrician to install a flood light at the corner of Otis Street and Sciarappa Street, to provide adequate lighting for nearby elderly residents. (Mayor Vellucci) scanJun 27
  178. 178Order-re: City Manager requested to keep the Kennedy School Health Center operational & also that all orders to change or reduce services to the center be reduce services to the center be rescinded. (Mayor Vellucci) scanJun 27
  179. 179Order-re: Commissioner of Public Works to repair the benches in front of the Harrington Elementary School. (C. Duehay) scanJun 27
  180. 180Order-re: granting permission to the Cambridge Housing Authority for purchase of the premises numbered 14-16 Clinton Street and stating that no purchase and sales agreement be executed until July 18, 1983. (Mayor Vellucci) scanJun 27
  181. 181Re: resolutions naming the corner of Bishop Allen Drive and Essex Street as "Irving M. Tobin Square". (C. Clinton) scanJun 27
  182. 182Order-re: City Manager to confer with the Fire Chief as to the feasibility of establishing a policy Re: off-duty firefighters may be hired by private contractors if a construction or demolition site requires the use of a fire hydrant, it can be done with the necessary skill. (C.W. Sullivan) scanJun 27
  183. 183Comm. from John R. McCarthy, Prov. Secretary of the School Committee transmitting a copy of an order adopted by said Committee Re: FY-83 Debt Service Stabilization Fund Appropriation. scanJun 27
  184. 184Comm. from John R. McCarthy, Prov. Secretary of the School Committee, transmitting a copy of an order adopted by said Committee Re: approval of a supplemental FY-84 budget request. scanJun 27
  185. 185Re: appropriation of $55,000. to the School Dept. Debt Service Stabilization Fund. scanJun 27
  186. 186Re: acceptance and appropriation of a grant of $60,468.36 to the Dept. of Human Services. scanJun 27
  187. 187Re: appropriation of $8,000. to the Dept. of Human Service Programs. scanJun 27
  188. 188Order-re: City Manager and Planning Board to provide reports and recommendations regarding the re-use of the Lincoln School building and the scheduling of a public hearing to discuss these reports to be held on Monday, June 13, 1983 at 7:00 p.m. in the City Council Chamber. scanMay 23
  189. 189Re: acceptance and appropriation of $765,000. in additional Community Development Block Grant Funds to the Community Development Dept. and the Dept. of Human Service Programs. scanAug 8
  190. 190Re: acceptance and appropriation of a grant of $2,000. to the Historical Commission. scanAug 8
  191. 191Re: acceptance and appropriation of a grant of $11,250. to the Historical Commission. scanAug 8
  192. 192Re: acceptance of gifts totaling $12,100. to establish the Bookmobile Trust Fund. scanAug 8
  193. 193Re: acceptance of a gift of $500. to establish the Jeanne Kantor Landon Trust Fund to be used by the Library Dept. scanAug 8
  194. 194Re: acceptance and appropriation of a grant of $15,452. to the Dept. of Human Service Programs. scanAug 8
  195. 195Re: acceptance and appropriation of a grant of $3,000. to the Dept. of Human Service Programs. scanAug 8
  196. 196Re: appropriation of $24,000. to the Dept. of Human Service Programs. scanAug 8
  197. 197Re: appropriation of $29,000. to the Dept. of Human Service Programs. scanAug 8
  198. 198Re: acceptance and appropriation of a grant of $116,420. to the Dept. of Human Service Programs. scanAug 8
  199. 199Re: acceptance and appropriation of a grant of $36,514.44 to the Dept. of Human Service Programs. scanAug 8
  200. 200Re: comm. from the Human Service Dept. regarding a follow-up on reallocation of funds associated with 99 Bishop Allen Drive. scanAug 8
  201. 201Order-re: City Solicitor to report on the legal status of the premises numbered 151-153 Auburn Street, regarding its status as a rooming house & conformity with the City Ordinances relating to same. (C. Duehay) scanAug 8
  202. 202Order-re: City Manager to notify the necessary dept.'s of the wish of Auburn Street residents for a meeting to discuss rooming houses in the Cambridgeport area. (Mayor Vellucci) scanAug 8
  203. 203Order-re: City Manager to direct the Public Works Dept. to institute a program of watering shade trees in public areas. (C.D. Sullivan) scanAug 8
  204. 204Order-re: designating the corner of Yerxa Road & Pemberton Street as "Florence O'Hare Square" and requesting that the City Manager and Commissioner of Public Works erect a stone with a suitable plaque at this bocation. (C. Danehy) scanAug 8
  205. 205Order-re: City Manager to confer with appropriate MBTA officials Re: repair schedule status of bus shelters for Walden Street at Concord Avenue up to the Belmont Line. (VM Russell) scanAug 8
  206. 206Order-re: City Electrician to conduct a survey of lighting facilities behind the Tobin School and Father Callahan Park to determine if the lighting is adequate for evening use. (C.W. Sullivan) scanAug 8
  207. 207Order-re: City Manager to confer with appropriate officials of the MBTA Re: construction of a "bus shelter" opposite the premises numbered 625 Mount Auburn Street. (C.W. Sullivan) scanAug 8
  208. 208Order-re: status of the memorial plaque and ceremony for the late City Electrician William Crocker, Sr., which was to be placed at the former "Engine 3" Fire Station on Third St. (C.W. Sullivan) scanAug 8
  209. 209Re: order requesting approval of an annuity to Mrs. Ann J. Mulrey, widow of James E. Mulrey, a former firefighter, under the provisions of Chapter 32, Section 95A in the amount of $3,000. per year. (ORDER ADOPTED) scanSep 12
  210. 210Order-re: City Manager to indicate to Abrams Management Co. the City Council's objection to the firm's taking over the library and part of the common room at 2 Mt. Auburn St., a senior citizen housing center. (C. Duehay) scanSep 12
  211. 211Order-re: City Manager to take appropriate steps to have dead trees removed & dead branches trimmed from trees on the Cambridge Common. (C. Duehay) scanSep 12
  212. 212Order-re: City Manager to take steps to restore full lighting on the Cambridge Common. (C. Duehay) scanSep 12
  213. 213Order re: City Manager to request the Traffic, Police Dept. & representatives of the League of American Wheelmen to develop standards & regulations for responsible bicyclist behavior. (C. Duehay) scanSep 12
  214. 214Order-re: City Manager, Building & Public Works Commissioners & Redevelopment Authority to report on various reports of damages caused to monuments due to street & other construction & also the policy of lending plans from the Building Dept. (C. Wylie) scanSep 12
  215. 215Order-re: Director of Traffic & Parking to conduct a traffic circulation survey Re: adequacy of the traffic pattern at the corner of Pearl St. & Auburn St. (C. Clinton) scanSep 12
  216. 216Order-re: Commissioner of Public Works to increase the Sewer Division manpower in order to conduct a comprehensive sewer cleaning program. (C.W. Sullivan) scanSep 12
  217. 217Order-re: upon completion of current construction, the Flagstaff Park be renamed "Governor's Park" in honor of former Governors Russell, Hurley, Bradford, Dever & Peabody. (C.W. Sullivan) scanSep 12
  218. 218Re: proposed order requesting a supplemental appropriation of $22,808.00 to the Election Commission Judgment and Damage Account. scanSep 12
  219. 219Re: acceptance and appropriation of a grant of $23,497. to the Health & Hospitals Dept. scanSep 12
  220. 220Re: proposed order authorizing the City Manager, or in his stead the Asst. City Manager for Community Development to file an application with HUD for UDAG assistance in the Lechmere Canal Area. (NO ACTION TAKEN - PLACED ON FILE UNDER RULE 19) scanSep 12
  221. 221Orde-re: City Manager to engage outside counsel to determine the constitutionality of the initiative petition of Mobilization For Survival referred to as the "Nuclear Free Cambridge Petitions". (C.W. Sullivan) (NO ACTION TAKEN - PLACED ON FILE UNDER RULE 19) scanSep 12
  222. 222Re: acceptance and appropriation of $1,125,000. to the Public Investment Fund for street and sidewalk improvements. (NO ACTION TAKEN - PLACED ON FILE UNDER RULE 19) scanSep 12
  223. 223Order-re: City Manager in cooperation with the Cambridge Housing Authority to begin proceedings to take the premises numbered 14-16 Clinton St. by eminent domain. (C.D. Sullivan) (NO ACTION TAKEN - PLACED ON FILE UNDER RULE 19) scanSep 12
  224. 224Order-re: City Manager to investigate ownership status of the property located at the corner of School St., & Cherry St. in order to determine if said property is owned by the city or by a private realtor. (Graham) scanSep 19
  225. 225Order-re: Community Development Dept., & Affirmative Action Office to investigate & report on allegations of racial discrimination & minority hiring at the Cambridge Food Coop in Central Sq. (Graham) scanSep 19
  226. 226Order-re: Animal Commission to report on how they deal with dogs, cats and other animals when they are confiscated & if any of these animals are sent to laboratories for experimental purposes. (Mayor Vellucci) scanSep 19
  227. 227Order-re: dedicating the corner of Western Avenue & Howard St. as the "Stanley W. Dottin Square". (Graham) scanSep 19
  228. 228Order-re: City Solicitor to determine whether or not U.S.A. Today & the Cambridge Chronicle followed all necessary procedures in placing newspaper boxes at various locations throughout the city. (VM Russell) scanSep 19
  229. 229Order-re:City Manager to confer with appropriate MBTA officials re: determination of final disposition of property at the corner of Mass. Ave. and Garfield St. with a view toward acquiring the property for recreational purposes for area residents. (VM Russell) scanSep 19
  230. 230Appropriation of grants from HUD of $38,461 to the Dept. of Health and Human Services in the amount of $13,010 and the Dept. of Energy in the amount of $104,291 be appropriated to the Community Development Travel & Training Account in the amount of $852 and the Community Development Other Ordinary Maintenance Account in the amount of $154,910. scanSep 19
  231. 231Transfer of $2,500 from the Public Celebrations Other Ordinary Maintenance Account to the Human Services Dept. scanSep 19
  232. 232Transfer of $300 in the Public Celebrations Other Ordinary Maintenance account to the Travel & Training Account. scanSep 19
  233. 233Acceptance and appropriation of a grant of $14,693 to the Public Celebrations Account. scanSep 19
  234. 234Acceptance and appropriation of a grant in the amount of $28,750 to the Arts Council. scanSep 19
  235. 235Proposed lease and renovation of the former nurses residence at the Cambridge Hospital. scanSep 26
  236. 236Order-re: preparing an ordinance which would prohibit the use of razor wire on fence property or any such structure. (Danehy) scanSep 26
  237. 237Order-re: prevention of reoccurance of traffic jam on Rindge Ave. and Fresh Pond Parkway and the adjoining streets which took place due to the repaving of one half of the bridge by Dewey and Almy. (Danehy) scanSep 26
  238. 238Order-re: problems with the transfer of the DART elderly program to the Cambridge, Somerville and Medford consortium. (Graham) scanSep 26
  239. 239Order-re: Commissioner of Public Works to cut the curbstone at the corner of Mass. Ave. and Remington Street to provide access to handicapped persons. (W. Sullivan) scanSep 26
  240. 240Communication from Joseph E. Connarton, Acting Chairman of the Retirement Board, transmitting for informational purposes the requirements necessary for a City, County or Town to grant an annuity to surviving spouse, etc. of certain officials or employees under Section 95A of Chapter 32 of the General Laws. scanSep 26
  241. 241RE: preliminary certification of the Dept. of Revenue of the City of Cambridge's revaluation program and the authoriztion to proceed with the mailing of impact notices and the scheduling of informal hearings. scanSep 26
  242. 242Transfer of $82,455 from the School Dept. - Salaries & Wages and $109,600 from the School Dept. Other Ordinary Maintenance Account to the Athletic Revolving Fund. scanSep 26
  243. 243Transfer of $30,000 to the Public Investment - Neville Manor Extraordinary Expenditure. scanSep 26
  244. 244Appropriation of $15,000 to the Public Investment Fund - Neville Manor Extraordinary Expenditure. scanSep 26
  245. 245Order-re: City Manager and appropriate department heads answer all question and concerns brought in a recent questionnaire from the Cambridge Lesbian & Gay Alliance, no later than Oct. 17, 1983. (M. Vellucci) scanOct 3
  246. 246Order-re: City Manager to request a report from the Election Commission on the process followed by an individual who has been previously registered to vote in Cambridge, but has re-located to another municipality after the closing date for newly registered voters in said municipality. (Clinton) scanOct 3
  247. 247Order-re: report requested from the Superintendent of the Water Dept. as to whether or not water & sewer lines have been placed in the Hurley St. area particularly in the 336-370 block area. (Clinton) scanOct 3
  248. 248Order-re: recommending that approximately 6,000 sq. feet of commercial space & 3,000 sq. feet of open meeting area in the East Cambridge Parking Facility be made available to the East Cambridge Post 3273 of the Veterans of Foreign Wars. (M. Vellucci) scanOct 3
  249. 249Order-re: City Manager be requested to direct the Commissioner of Inspectional Services & Commissioner of Public Works to investigate gaseous odors coming from the street in front of the premises numbered 9-11 Plymouth Street (Clinton) scanOct 3
  250. 250Supplemental appropriation of $95,000 to the Finance Dept. to cover the completion of the revaluation project. scanOct 3
  251. 251Resolution approving the lease/purchase & maintenance of heavy equipment & vehicles for the Public Works Dept. over a five year period, in accordance with Chapter 40, Section 4, of the Mass. General Laws. scanOct 3
  252. 252Acceptance & appropriation of a grant of $132,064 to the Hospital & Ambulatory Care Other Ordinary Maintenance account. scanOct 3
  253. 253Transfer of $19,169 from the Public Investment/Community Development Dept. to the Public Investment/Arts Council. scanOct 3
  254. 254Transfer of $2,895 from the Public Investment/Community Development Dept. to the Public Investment/Arts Council. scanOct 3
  255. 255Acceptance and appropriation of a grant of $1,500 to the Library Dept. scanOct 3
  256. 256Acceptance and appropriation of a grant of $34,173 to the Dept. of Human Service programs. scanOct 3
  257. 257Transfer of $22,000 in the Public Works Dept. scanOct 3
  258. 258Order-re: City Manager to confer with residents of the Beech St. & Mass. Ave. area re: impact of a recent Board of Zoning Appeal decision regarding issuing a variance for the operation of a "drop-in" center at 16 Beech Street. (VM Russell) scanOct 3
  259. 259Order-re: City Manager to request the Board of Zoning Appeal members who participated in the September 29, 1983 decision to grant a variance to the "Cambridge Drop-In Center" of 16 Beech St. to appear at the next regularly scheduled meeting of the City Council on Oct. 17, 1983. (C. Danehy) scanOct 3
  260. 260Order-re: City Manager, Police, Fire Chiefs, Public Works Commissioner, City Solicitor & a representative of the School Dept. be requested to attend the City Council meeting of October 17, 1983 at 6:00 p. m. in order to report on the present use of the former city dump site by the Perini Corp. (M. Vellucci & Duebay) scanOct 3
  261. 261Order-re: City Manager be requested to confer with the Dept. of Environment & Quality Engineering re; ezamination by DEQE of the former city dump & adjacent parking lot for possible contaminated material. (Danehy & VM Russell) scanOct 3
  262. 262Order-re: City Manager to direct city employees to stop blocking driveways & garages in & around Inman Place. (Wylie) scanOct 17
  263. 263Order-re: City Manager to instruct the License Commission to develop an examination or questionnaire for persons applying for hackney licenses to insure that such persons have a working knowledge of city streets. (Clinton) scanOct 17
  264. 264Order-re: Director of the Rent Control Board to report on cities across the country which have or have had some form of rent control whether it be a rent control board, rent regulation board or rent control administrator. (Clinton) scanOct 17
  265. 265Order-re: City Manager to instruct the Director of Traffic & Parking to report on the number of municipal parking meters removed from the Harvard Sq. area due to the MBTA Red Line construction & process followed for such removals. (Danehy) scanOct 17
  266. 266Order-re: City Solicitor to prepare for review by the City Council an ordinance which would require all licensed bicycle & second hand bicycle dealers to submit to the Police Dept. a list of serial numbers, makes & models of all bicycles sold. (Clinton) scanOct 17
  267. 267Order-re: City Manager to direct the Commissioner of Public Works to place the appropriate signs re-naming and renumbering the entire property formerly occupied by the American Biltrite Co. at 29 Hampshire St. as One Kendall Sq. (W. Sullivan) scanOct 17
  268. 268Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting a comm. from the Dept. of Revenue, Div. of Local Services, Fiscal Services Section re: a requirement that the Commissioner of Revenue monitor annual financial reportings of the cities and towns. scanOct 17
  269. 269Re: appropriation of $3,000 to the Fire Dept. scanOct 17
  270. 270Re: acceptance and appropriation of a grant of $1,125,000 to the Public Investment Fund for street and sidewalk improvements. scanOct 17
  271. 271Acceptance and appropriation of a grant of $37,100 to the Hosptial & Ambulatory Care Unit. scanOct 17
  272. 272Acceptance and approtpriation of a grant of $5,000 to the Public Celebrations Other Ordinary Maintenance account. scanOct 17
  273. 273Acceptance and appropriation of a grant of $670,454 to the Dept. of Human Service Programs. scanOct 17
  274. 274Transfer of $2,400 in the Community Development Dept. scanOct 17
  275. 275Transfer of $10,000 in the School Dept. scanOct 17
  276. 276Transfer of $8,500 in the Neville Manor. scanOct 17
  277. 277Request for the appropriation of $305,800 from the Dept. of Housing & Urban Development (HUD) Revenue Serve to the Community Development Dept. for two approved Section 312 loans. scanOct 17
  278. 278Transfer of $125.00 in the Finance Dept. scanOct 17
  279. 279Order-re: Director of Traffic and Parking to review feasibility of installation of a traffic light at the corner of Mass. Ave. & Central Sq.; said light to have a permanent red arrow indicating no left turn at this location (W. Sullivan) scanOct 24
  280. 280Order-re: Chief of Police to assign a school crossing guard at the corner of Church St. & Mass. Ave. (Danehy) scanOct 24
  281. 281Order-re: Police Chief to institute a walking patrol officer in the Cambridgeport area in view of violent crimes in & around this area. (Clinton) scanOct 24
  282. 282Order-re: Commissioner of Inspectional Services to review the construction & resurfacing project at the former courthouse & determine if any hazardous materials were used during sandblasting & report on a picket line that has been set up at this site. (Clinton) scanOct 24
  283. 283Order-re: City Council reiterates its policy & intention to establish the lowest possible residential factor, thereby classifying the residential tax rate at its legal minimum. (D. Sullivan) scanOct 24
  284. 284Acceptance and appropriation of a gift of $735.00 to the Library Dept. scanOct 24
  285. 285Transfer of $1,492.00 in the Veterans Dept. scanOct 24
  286. 286Transfer of $200 in the Civil Defense Dept. scanOct 24
  287. 287Copy of the second progress report on the Cambridge Employment Plan. scanOct 24
  288. 288Proposed loan order in the amount of $750,000 for extraordinary repairs to public school buildings & public buildings. scanOct 24
  289. 289Proposed order to rescind the amount of $750,000 from the loan order of March 16, 1981 in the amount of $10,275,000 for the renovation of the Longfellow, Roberts and Webster Schools. scanOct 24
  290. 290Order-re: that the Commissioner of Public Works conduct an immediate survey of the sidewalks on Newton Street with a view toward repairing and/or replacing same. (Clinton) scanOct 24
  291. 291Order-re: City Electrician to take necessary steps to improve the street lighting on Bigelow, Clinton & Lee St. (VM Russell) scanOct 31
  292. 292Transfer of $12,500 in the Inspectional Services Dept. scanOct 31
  293. 293Order-re: City Manager to report to the City Council on the process by which the City leases land to businesses. (Graham) scanNov 7
  294. 294Order-re: Commissioner of Public Works to conduct a survey of trees on Magazine St. & Pearl St. with a view towards trimming those which obscure street lights. (Clinton) scanNov 7
  295. 295Receipt of $4,256,324. from the Trustees of the Boston & Maine Railroad, representing the principal amount of back taxes owed the City. scanNov 7
  296. 296Report transmitting further information on the Jobs Bill Appropriation. scanNov 7
  297. 297Order- FAILED OF ADOPTION - City Manager to consider the establishment of an "internal committee" to ascertain if any administrative regulations/guidelines exist to address situations such as that of Ben Friedman re: reasonable access of public records, etc. (Duehay) scanNov 14
  298. 298Order-re: City Manager be requested to direct the appropriate department head to respond to statements made by Ben Friedman of 333A Harvard St., re: health code & safety violations at this location. (Duehay) scanNov 14
  299. 299Order-re: City Manager to confer with the Election Commissioners on a future wage per hour of flat rate per diem for individuals counting the ballots at the Longfellow School. (Russell) scanNov 14
  300. 300Order-re: City Manager to confer with the Superintendent of Schools re: installation of lights at the entrance of the Longfellow School. (Russell) scanNov 14
  301. 301RE: acceptance and appropriation of a grant of $1,000 to the Public Celebrations Other Ordinary Maintenance account. scanNov 14
  302. 302RE: transfer of $3,877 in the Community Development Dept. scanNov 14
  303. 303Enclosing a proposed order relative to the Cambridge Citizens Employment Plan. scanNov 14
  304. 304Order-re: City Manager after conferring with appropriate departments to establish a procedure to gather facts on recent reports of high unit cots at the Purity Supreme Market in Central Squ. (Duehay) scanNov 21
  305. 305Order-re: City Manager to direct the Commissioner of Health & Hospitals to provide a report as to a possible increase in cases of lice among young children in the City. (Danehy) scanNov 21
  306. 306Order-re: City Manager to establish an internal procedure whereby the City Clerk, City Solicitor and all affected department heads & boards review all ordinances & amendments in order to make comments prior to the scheduling of final City Council passage. (Duehay) scanNov 21
  307. 307Order-re: Director of Traffic and Parking to install "Do Not Enter" signs at the corner of Windsor Street & Harvard St. (Clinton) scanDec 5
  308. 308Order-re: Director of Traffic and Parking to conduct a feasibility survey at the corner of Plymouth St. & Berkshire St. re: erecting flashing traffic signals at this location. (Clinton) scanDec 5
  309. 309Order-re: City Manager to confer with the M.D.C. Commissioner regarding the establishment of a boat ramp adjacent to Magazine Beach to allow residents to launch boats larger than the canoes and rowboats currently allowed. (Clinton) scanDec 5
  310. 310Transfer of $800,000 in the School Dept. and appropriation of $800,000 in the School Dept. from the School Stabilization fund. scanDec 5
  311. 311Appropriation in the General Fund of $2,163,200; appropriation in the Stabilization Fund of $905,000; appropriation in the Pension Reserve Fund of $1,000,000; appropriation in the Water Fund of $525,000. scanDec 5
  312. 312Requesting the City Council to schedule a formal hearing on classification for Monday, December 5, 1983. scanDec 5
  313. 313Order-re: City Solicitor to draft home rule legislation to re-institute a limit on the total number of liquor licenses in the City. (Danehy, Duehay & David Sullivan) scanDec 5
  314. 314Certification of the property assessments as of January 1, 1983 by the Bureau of Local Assessment. scanDec 5
  315. 315Order-re: rescinding the City Council order of March 30, 1981, which authorized the creation of a city debt of $4,000,000 for the reconstruction, remodeling, rehabilitation & modernization of the Haggerty School. scanDec 5
  316. 316Relative to revaluation, classification & the FY 84 Tax Rate and six proposed orders on this matter for consideration by the City Council. scanDec 5
  317. 317Order-re:City Manager to confer with various citizens on the advisability of placing a tourist information center in the middle of Harvard Square. (M. Vellucci) scanDec 12
  318. 318Transfer of $35,000 in the Police Dept. scanDec 12
  319. 319Acceptance and appropriation of a grant of $120,000 to the Community Development Dept. scanDec 12
  320. 320Transfer of $2,000 in the Community Development Dept. scanDec 12
  321. 321Acceptance and appropriation of a grant of $12,000 to the Community Development Dept. scanDec 12
  322. 322Transfer of $99,582.69 to the Community Development Dept. scanDec 12
  323. 323Transfer of $4,000 in the Neville Manor. scanDec 12
  324. 324Transfer of $600 in the Public Celebration Dept. scanDec 12
  325. 325Complete listing of job sites and positions for the EMHRDA Summer Youth Employment Program for the year 1983. scanDec 12
  326. 326Acceptance and appropriation of a grant of $1,000,000 to the Public Investment Fund. scanDec 12
  327. 327Order-re: Community Development Dept. to notify abutters of the Draper Lab in the event that Draper re-applies for permission to build a bridge across Broadway. (Mayor Vellucci) scanDec 19
  328. 328Acceptance and appropriation of a grant of $14,221 to the Human Services Dept. scanDec 19
  329. 329Appropriation of $390,600 from the Sale of City Land account to the Public Investment Fund. scanDec 19
  330. 330Acceptance and appropriation of a grant of $3,000 to the Public Celebrations Other Ordinary Maintenance account. scanDec 19
  331. 331PLACED ON FILE PURSUANT TO CITY COUNCIL ORDER NUMBER 8 OF THIS DATE - Acceptance and appropriation of a grant of $30,000 to the Public Celebrations Dept. scanDec 19
  332. 332PLACED ON FILE PURSUANT TO CITY COUNCIL ORDER NUMBER 8 OF THIS DATE - acceptance and appropriation of a grant of $2,500 to the Public Celebrations Other Ordinary Maintenance Account. scanDec 19

Highways

215 actions · № 1–215
  1. 1DRIVEWAY - Patrick J. & Mary J. Hickey - 23 Harrington Rd. - (Adopted) scanJan 3
  2. 2Sign revocation - Hy Lo Lounge, Inc. - 876 Mass. Avenue scanJan 10
  3. 3DRIVEWAY - Combustion Service Co. - 25 Fair Oaks Street - (Adopted) scanJan 10
  4. 4DRIVEWAY WIDENING - Albert E. Theirault - 127 Montgomery Street. scanJan 17
  5. 5Re: sign at Cherry Webb and Touraine located at 38 Brattle St. scanJan 24
  6. 6Sign petition - Cherry Webb & Touraine - 38 Brattle Street. scanJan 24
  7. 7Sign revocation - Samuel H. Donnell d/b/a New England Book Binding Company - 24 Blackstone Street. scanJan 31
  8. 8Awning - Peterson Producys - 928 Mass. Avenue. scanJan 31
  9. 9Sign revocation - Coca Cola U.S.A. - 554 Cambridge Street. scanJan 31
  10. 10Permission to display a car at the Mall in Central Sq. in order to sell raffle tickets for their annual Three Day Grecian Cultural Festival to be held on August 19-21, 1983 by the St.'s Constantine & Helen Greek Orthodox Church. scanFeb 14
  11. 11Driveway - Harvard University - 19 Prescott Street. (adopted) scanFeb 14
  12. 12Driveway discontinuance - Robert Marquis - 37 John F. Bellis Circle. scanFeb 14
  13. 13Driveway - James L. & Leslie M. Medoff - 57 Avon Hill Street. (adopted) scanFeb 14
  14. 14Driveway - Dimitri d'Arbeloff - 55 Appleton Street. (adopted) scanFeb 14
  15. 15Driveway - Cambridge Redevelopment Authority - Marion Street. scanFeb 14
  16. 16Re: application of Harvard Square Enterprises, Inc. for a new marquee above the Harvard Square Theatre entrance on Church Street. scanFeb 28
  17. 17Marquee - Harvard Square Enterprises, Inc. - 10 Church Street. scanFeb 28
  18. 18Driveway - Harvard University - Eliot Street. (Adopted) scanFeb 28
  19. 19Driveway - Harvard University - Eliot Street (DISCONTINUANCE) (Adopted) scanFeb 28
  20. 20Order re: granting a permit to Townsend Limousine Service under the provisions of Chapter 159A of the General Laws for carriage of passengers & military personnel over public ways in Cambridge from Fort Devens to Logan Airport. (VM Russell) scanFeb 28
  21. 21Petition of Dolores M. Nauman, Townsend Limousine Service for pernission to carry passengers over the public way from Ft. Devens on the Concord Turnpike & Rindge Ave. Ext. scanJan 24
  22. 22Sign revocation - Kimlin Palace Restaurant - 460 Mass. Avenue. scanMar 14
  23. 23Petition of Charles G. Faggas, General Chairman, Saints Constantine and Helen Greek Orthodox Church requesting permission to conduct its Annual Road Race on Sunday, March 20, 1983. scanMar 14
  24. 24Driveway - National Car Rental System, Inc. - 1663 Mass. Ave. (Wendell St. side) - ADOPTED scanMar 21
  25. 25Sign - The Program Store - 13 Dunster Street (Adopted) scanMar 21
  26. 26Order re: naming the road running from Main Street to Binney Street as "Galileo Galilei Way," (Mayor Vellucci) scanMar 28
  27. 27Sign - Oh Calcutta, Inc. - 468 Massachusetts Avenue (ADOPTED) scanMar 28
  28. 28Driveway widening - Miguel A. Bonilla - 15 Carlisle St. (ADOPTED) scanMar 28
  29. 29Comm. from Robert Marquis, Re: neighborhood approval of his petition for a driveway at the premises numbered 37 Bellis Circle, which was referred back to him for consultation with the area neighborhood groups at the City Council meeting of February 14, 1983. scanMar 28
  30. 30Driveway - Robert Marquis - 37 Bellis Circle. (ADOPTED) scanMar 28
  31. 31Driveway - Homeowner's Rehab, Inc. - 138 Cherry St. (ADOPTED) scanApr 4
  32. 32Driveway - Homeowner's Rehab, Inc. - 142 Cherry St. (ADOPTED) scanApr 4
  33. 33Driveway - Homeowner's Rehab, Inc. - 146 Cherry St. (ADOPTED) scanApr 4
  34. 34Driveway - Homeowner's Rehab, Inc. - 148 Cherry St. (ADOPTED) scanApr 4
  35. 35Driveway - Homeowner's Rehab, Inc. - 154 Cherry St. (ADOPTED) scanApr 4
  36. 36Driveway - Homeowner's Rehab, Inc. 156 Cherry St. (ADOPTED) scanApr 4
  37. 37Driveway - Homeowner's Rehab, Inc. - 160 Cherry St. (ADOPTED) scanApr 4
  38. 38Driveway - Homeowner's Rehab, Inc. - 162 Cherry St. (ADOPTED) scanApr 4
  39. 39Driveway - Walter H. McLaughlin, Jr. (Adopted) scanApr 11
  40. 40Edgestones - Mr. & Mrs. K.H. Schaeffer - 3 Acacia St. (Adopted) scanApr 11
  41. 41Awning - The Black Forest of Cambridge - 1755-1759 Mass. Ave. (Adopted) scanApr 11
  42. 42Sign - Can Am Sailcraft, Inc. - 48 Charles Street. scanApr 25
  43. 43Driveway - Cambridge Park One Limited Partnership - Rindge Ave. Extension. scanApr 25
  44. 44Banner - Cambridge Family YMCA - across Mass. Ave. from 820 to 831 Mass. Ave. scanApr 25
  45. 45Petition of William Scheft, Rix Corp., requesting permission to conduct a one day taste test at the Rix Store located at 29-33 John F. Kennedy Street in conjunction with the Pepsi Bottling Company. scanApr 25
  46. 46Petition of Peter D. Bennett, First Parish in Cambridge, to conduct the Harvard Square Marketplace on the corner of Church Street and Mass. Avenue. scanMay 2
  47. 47Granolithic sidewalk - Custodio Goncalves - 11 Carlisle Street. scanMay 2
  48. 48Petition of Eleanor Powers for the Cambridge Farmer's Market for use of the parking lot at the corner of Bishop Allen Drive for the Farmer's Market to be held from June through November, on Mondays between 3:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. scanMay 2
  49. 49Petition of Bencion Moskow, Trustee of Drayton Hall Trust, requesting permission to install "No Parking" signs at his property on Winthrop St. and to use the frontage of his property as a private parking lot. scanApr 25
  50. 50Comm. from Jessica Crist & H. Frederick Reisz, Jr., Pastors of the University Lutheran Church Re: favoring the petition of Bencion Moskow for the installation of "No Parking" signs at his property on Winthrop St. scanApr 25
  51. 51Re: "No Parking" signs to be posted on Winthrop Street. scanApr 25
  52. 52Comm. from Joan Lastovica, City Engineer Re: petition of Bencion M. Moskow & Raymond Moskow to install "No Parking" signs on their property at 48 John F. Kennedy Street. scanMay 9
  53. 53Comm. from Salvatore Coppola requesting a hearing before the City Council Re: a proposed road to be located at the rear of his business. scanMay 9
  54. 54Re: report from the Cambridge Redevelopment Authority Re: proposed access roadway between Berkshire St. and Portland St. on Tract 28 of the Wellington-Harrington Urban Renewal Area. scanMay 9
  55. 55AWNING - Eleganza II - Unisex Hair Cutting Salon - 1638 Mass. Ave. (ORDER ADOPTED) scanMay 9
  56. 56Awning revocation - Glynn's Inc. of Cambridge - 300 Main St. (ORDER ADOPTED) scanMay 9
  57. 57Petition received from E.J. Murphy, Store Manager, Sears, Roebuck and Company requesting permission for a sidewalk sale at the premises numbered 1815 Mass. Avenue on Wednesday, May 18, 1983 from 9:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. scanMay 16
  58. 58Banner - The Outback Shop, Inc. - 10 Mt. Auburn Street. (Adopted) scanMay 16
  59. 59Petition received from Hugh Lyons, et al, residents of Marcella St. and Portland St. requesting that the City Council act negatively on a petition from two businesses on Cambridge St. between Berkshire & Portland St.'s requesting a roadway behind their property. scanMay 16
  60. 60Driveway - 6-10 Valentine St. - Marie Moser. (ADOPTED) scanMay 23
  61. 61Driveway - Harrington Road - William J. McCarthy - (PETITION DENIED) scanJun 1
  62. 62Petition of Phyllis F. Laskey, 2 Nutting Road for permission to park at least four vehicles in her driveway on Mt. Auburn Street due to congestion caused by construction equipment in the area. scanMay 23
  63. 63Driveway discontinuance - 171 Gore Street - Twin City Mal Associates. scanJun 13
  64. 64Order re: previously submitted petition [for a display of merchandise] from LeJardin Restaurant be taken from the files of the City Clerk and a public hearing be scheduled regarding this communication for January 10, 1983. (Order adopted 6/13/83) scanJan 10
  65. 65Re: zoning of the premises numbered 248 Huron Avenue, location of LeJardin. scanJan 24
  66. 66Driveway - Fair Oaks St. (rear of 13-15 Cameron Avenue) - Kevin W. Yearwood. (Order adopted) scanJun 13
  67. 67Driveway - 27 Hancock Street - James T. & Anna Benson. (ADOPTED) scanJun 13
  68. 68Granolithic sidewalk - Raymond B. Bandar, John B. Bandar & Edmond B. Bandar, Trustees of 1972 Mass. Avenue Realty Trust - Porter Road ( corner of 1972 Mass. Avenue and Porter Road). (Adopted) scanJun 13
  69. 69Granolithic sidewalk - Raymond B. Bandar, John B. Bandar, Edmond B. Bandar, Trustees of 1972 Mass. Avenue Realty Trust - 1972 Mass. Avenue. (Adopted) scanJun 13
  70. 70Granolithic sidewalk - City of Cambridge - 55 First Street (corner of 6 Thorndike Street). (Adopted) scanJun 13
  71. 71Order re: naming the plaza under construction in front of 21-33 Brattle Street as "The Honorable Joseph A. DeGuglielmo Plaza" & placement of a commemorative stone at that location. (Mayor Vellucci, VM Russell Councillors David Sullivan & C. W. Sullivan) scanJun 13
  72. 72Driveway - Trustees of KSA Realty Trust - intersection of University Road and Bennett Street. (ADOPTED) scanJun 13
  73. 73Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting a comm. from former City Engineer James F. Rice, Jr. for informational purposes regarding the status of Winthrop Street as a private and public way in the City of Cambridge. scanJun 13
  74. 74Driveway - Vincent Faye - 16 Fifth Street. (ADOPTED) scanJun 13
  75. 75Driveway - Margaret M. Collins - 61 Market Street. (ADOPTED) scanJun 13
  76. 76Driveway - Robert W. Jevon, Jr. - 146 Dudley Street. (ADOPTED) scanJun 13
  77. 77Driveway - Twin Mall Associates - 171 Gore Street. (ADOPTED) scanJun 13
  78. 78Driveway - Portuguese Baptist Church - 114 Inman Street. (ADOPTED) scanJun 13
  79. 79Awning - Wearevers - 106 Prospect Street. (ADOPTED) scanJun 13
  80. 80Re: requesting approval of a facade preservation agreement for 1420-1440 Mass. Avenue. (ADOPTED) scanJun 13
  81. 81Re: joint report of the Public Works Dept. and Community Development Dept. regarding a survey of streets and sidewalks in the City. scanJun 13
  82. 82Re: proposed order requesting approval for relocation of an historic building located at 200 Monsignor O'Brien Highway. (ADOPTED) scanJun 13
  83. 83Fourteen awnings - Pier 1 Imports - 14 Eliot Street. (ADOPTED INCORPORATING PLANNING BOARD RECOMMENDATIONS) scanJun 13
  84. 84Re: City Council request for a report on a uniform policy on the disposition of petitions for banners and awnings & recommendations on the petition of Pier 1 Imports for fourteen awnings. scanJun 13
  85. 85Petition of Sandra I Spring-Glace requesting permission to set up two chairs on public property for the purpose of drawing portraits of passersby near the corner of Brattle St. & Hilliard St., specifically. scanJun 13
  86. 86Petition of Earl H. & Dorothy M. Jones requesting the installation of traffic lights at the intersection of Harvard and Columbia Streets. scanJun 13
  87. 87Petition of the Reverend Aiden C. Ward, United Pentecostal Council of the Assemblies of God, Inc., requesting a banner to announce their Annual Tent Crusade to be hung across Mass. Avenue (between Purity Supreme Market & Essex Street in Central Square). scanJun 13
  88. 88Sign revocation - Connecticuit Mortgage & Realty Investment & Connecticuit General Life Insurance Co. - 36 John F. Kennedy Street. scanJun 13
  89. 89Petition of Manuel Rogers, requesting permission to close off Springfield Street from Cambridge St. to Houghton St., for the Annual Feast of the Holy Spirit activities to be held on Friday, Saturday and Sunday, July 8, 9, & 19, 1983. scanJun 13
  90. 90Sign revocation - Reliance Co-Op Bank - 61A Church Street. scanJun 13
  91. 91Sign - Haagen-Dazs - 57 John F. Kennedy Street. (ADOPTED) scanJun 20
  92. 92Petition of Peter D. Bennett, First Parish in Cambridge, requesting a permit to conduct the Harvard Square Marketplace at the corner of Church St. & Mass. Avenue on Saturdays from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., until October 31, 1983. (ADOPTED) scanJun 20
  93. 93Petition of Mark S. Granofsky, Pres., Dover Sales, Inc., d/b/a Fashion Avenue, requesting permission for a display of merchandise at the premises numbered 599 Mass. Avenue on Sundays through Mondays at various hours. (ADOPTED) scanJun 27
  94. 94Petition of Central Square Florist requesting permission for a display of merchandise at the premises numbered 576 Mass. Avenue to be held on Mondays through Sundays at various hours. (ADOPTED) scanJun 27
  95. 95Petition of Friendly Family Center requesting permission for a display of merchandise at the premises numbered 579 Mass. Avenue on Saturdays through Wednesdays between 9:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. and Thursdays & Fridays between 9:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. (ADOPTED) scanJun 27
  96. 96Petition of Weather Report, Inc., for a display of merchandise at the premises numbered 603 Mass. Avenue to be held on Mondays through Sundays at various hours. (ADOPTED) scanJun 27
  97. 97Bitulithic sidewalk - Carl W. Cousins - 9 Newton St. (ADOPTED) scanJun 27
  98. 98Sign - Europa Windsurfing - 1880 Mass. Avenue. (ADOPTED) scanJun 27
  99. 99Banner - Europa Windsurfing - 7 Upland Road. (ADOPTED) scanJun 27
  100. 100Comm. from Joan Lastovica, City Engineer Re: approval of new street addresses for the premises numbered 190 Garden Street and 239 First Street. scanJun 27
  101. 101Comm. from James Bentubo, Chairman, Wellington-Harrington Citizens Committee Re: report of results of two neighborhood meetings on the access way for vehicles & use of land between Cambridge St., Marcella St. & Berkshire St. scanJun 22
  102. 102Comm. from Russell B. Higley, City Solicitor enclosing a comm. sent to the Planning Board transmitting the petition of Charles Demetrion for the removal of a tree at the premises numbered 258 Upland Road. scanJul 7
  103. 103Petition of Cambridge Trading Co. for a display of merchandise on Mondays through Saturdays between 10:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. at the premises numbered 563 Mass. Avenue. (ORDER ADOPTED) scanAug 8
  104. 104Petition of Coquette, Inc., for a display of merchandise on Mondays through Saturdays between 10:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. at the premises numbered 545 Mass. Avenue. (ORDER ADOPTED) scanAug 8
  105. 105Petition of Theodore M. Wiener for a display of merchandise at the premises numbered 751 Mass. Avenue on Wednesdays through Saturdays between 9:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. (ORDER ADOPTED) scanAug 8
  106. 106Petition of Central Square Hardware for a display of merchandise at the premises numbered 453 Mass. Avenue. (ORDER ADOPTED) scanAug 8
  107. 107Re: installation of signs designating Irving M. Tobin Square & William B. Reardon Square. scanAug 8
  108. 108Driveway - Samuel T. Ogle - 541 Green Street. (ADOPTED) scanAug 8
  109. 109Driveway - Dorian & Judith Bowman - 62 Buckingham St. (ADOPTED) scanAug 8
  110. 110Driveway - Episcopal Divinity School - 7 Phillips Place. (ADOPTED) scanAug 8
  111. 111Driveway - Thomas J. Costagliola d/b/a Infinity Construction - 190 Garden Street. (ADOPTED) scanAug 8
  112. 112Driveway - City of Cambridge - Spring & Thorndike St. (East Cambridge Parking Garage). (ADOPTED) scanAug 8
  113. 113Driveway - Irene Avery - 237 Allston Street. (ADOPTED) scanAug 8
  114. 114Driveway - Ciccolo Property Trust - 24 Prince Street. (ADOPTED) scanAug 8
  115. 115Sign - Brodie Auto Rentals - 90 Mount Auburn Street. (ADOPTED) scanAug 8
  116. 116Sign - Peking Duck Restaurant - 485 Mass. Avenue. (ADOPTED) scanAug 8
  117. 117Canopy - Santarpio's - 41 Belmont Street. (ADOPTED) scanAug 8
  118. 118Awning - Croissant du Jour - 52 Brattle Street. (ADOPTED) scanAug 8
  119. 119Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting a comm. from Police Sgt. Richard Bongiorno Re: the First Annual Memorial Parade by the Cambridge Police Honor Guard to be held on September 11, 1983 at 12:00 noon requesting that streets be blocked along the parade route & the posting of No Parking signs where necessary. (ORDER ADOPTED) scanAug 8
  120. 120Comm. from Joan Lastovica, City Engineer Re: new street addresses for locations on Appleton St., Nutting Rd. & Mt. Auburn St. scanAug 8
  121. 121Petition of Rev. Etanislao Gonzalez, Door of Salvation Church requesting permission to celebrate religious services on open spaces in the City during the summer. (City Manager's permission received) scanAug 8
  122. 122Granolithic sidewalk - Mezuries Corporation - 41 Munroe St. (ADOPTED) scanSep 12
  123. 123Brick sidewalk - Jane Howell & Paul M. Bloom - 3 & 3½ Irving Terrace. (ADOPTED) scanSep 12
  124. 124Bitulithic sidewalk - William J. & Dorothy A. Covalucci - 163 Spring St. (ADOPTED) scanSep 12
  125. 125Petition of Frank N. Cardullo requesting permission for the placement of ten lawn tables & chairs with umbrellas on the MBTA Plaza in Harvard Sq. in front of the new Wursthaus entrance for the purpose of selling food & non-alcoholic beverages. (REFERRED TO THE CITY MANAGER) scanSep 12
  126. 126Canopy and five awnings - Frank's Steak House - 2310-2320 Mass. Avenue (ADOPTED) scanSep 12
  127. 127Sign - Frank's Steak House - 2310 - 2320 Mass. Avenue. (ADOPTED) scanSep 12
  128. 128Comm. from Joan Lastovica, City Engineer, Re: approval of various new street addresses or changes at locations on Bent St., Avon Hill St. & Hampshire St. scanSep 12
  129. 129Bitulithic sidewalk - George E. Hein - 11-15 Howland St. (ADOPTED) scanSep 12
  130. 130Driveway discontinuance - Rindge Development Corp. - Rindge Avenue. (ADOPTED) scanSep 12
  131. 131Driveway - Rindge Development Corp. - Rindge Avenue. (ADOPTED) scanSep 12
  132. 132Driveway - Raymond Chou - 30 Ash Street. (ADOPTED) scanSep 12
  133. 133Driveway - Enos A. Jones - 40 Copley Street. (ADOPTED) scanSep 12
  134. 134Bitulithic sidewalk - William H. & Geneva Arseneault - 4-4 & 16 Clay Street. (ADOPTED) scanSep 12
  135. 135Petition of Sears, Roebuck and Co. for permission to conduct a sidewalk sale at the premises numbered 1815 Mass. Ave. scanSep 19
  136. 136Comm. from Frank N. Cardullo requesting permission to amplify by outside speakers the chimes on a recently purchased old grandfather clock to chime on the hour & quarter hour in the new Bavarian Room at the Wursthaus in Harvard Square. scanSep 19
  137. 137Comm. from Frank N. Cardullo withdrawing his petition submitted at the City Council meeting of Sept. 12, 1983 requesting permission to amplify, by means of outside speaker, the chimes of a recently installed grandfather clock in the Bavarian Room of the Wursthaus. scanSep 19
  138. 138Comm. from Frank N. Cardullo withdrawing his petition submitted Sept. 12, 1983 requesting the placement of ten summer lawn tables and chairs at the MBTA Plaza in front of the Wursthaus for the purpose of serving food and non-alcoholic beverages at said location. scanSep 19
  139. 139PLACED ON FILE UNDER RULE NINETEEN - petition of St. Mary's Orthodox Church for a widening of a driveway at the=premises numbered 8 Inman Street. scanSep 19
  140. 140Comm. from Sally Alcorn, Exec. Dir., Harvard Sq. Business Assoc. requesting permission to hold the annual Octoberfest on Oct. 9, 1983 & further requesting permission to close a portion of John F. Kennedy Street to traffic between Mt. Auburn St. & Brattle St. on that date. scanSep 19
  141. 141Petition of John David, Henderson Carriage Building for four awnings at the premises numbered 2067-2089 Mass. Ave. scanSep 19
  142. 142Petition of Frank Dukeman, et al requesting the City Council & Traffic Dept. to take necessary actions re: problems of heavy truck traffic on Third Street. scanSep 26
  143. 143Communication from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting a communication from George D. Cass, Pres., Porter Sq. Press in connection with his petition for a projecting sign at the premises numbered 1876 Mass. Ave, scanSep 26
  144. 144Communication from Joan Lastovica, City Engineer transmitting a list of new street addresses on Harvard St., Washington St. & Windsor Street for the newly renovated Washington Elms family development. scanOct 3
  145. 145Driveway - Gregory Billington - 18-20 Sullivan Road. scanOct 3
  146. 146Driveway - Barbara Crimaldi - 13 Sullivan Road. scanOct 3
  147. 147Driveway - John A. Terlemezian - 19 Sullivan Road. scanOct 3
  148. 148Sign revocation - B & R Drugs, Inc., doing business as Bond Pharmacy - 4 Inman Square. scanOct 3
  149. 149Sign revocation - B & R Drugs, Inc., doing business as Bond Pharmacy - 4 Inman Square. scanOct 3
  150. 150Brick Driveway - Carol & Michael VanValkenburgh - 21-23 Myrtle Ave. scanOct 3
  151. 151Sign - Felix Shoe, Inc., 1½ Linden Street. scanOct 17
  152. 152Petition of Linda P. Gay, Manager of the Lodge in Harvard Square for a display of merchandise on Sunday, October 23, 1983 between 9:00 a. m. and 6:00 p. m. at the corner of John F. Kennedy Street and Memorial Drive just below the Lars Anderson Bridge. scanOct 17
  153. 153Driveway - Robert P. Bentley - 6 Bigelow Street. scanOct 17
  154. 154Driveway - Basil M. Leslie - 35 Howard Street. scanOct 17
  155. 155Driveway - Basil M. Leslie - 33 Howard Street. scanOct 17
  156. 156Driveway - Thomas & Henry Magno - 19 Peters St. scanOct 17
  157. 157Driveway - Carlo R. & Mary L. Spinosa - 46 Tremont Street. scanOct 17
  158. 158Driveway - George Cholavanakuzhiyil - 12-14 Suffolk Street. scanOct 17
  159. 159Driveway - Marshall & Gwen Simpkins - 142 Garden Street. scanOct 17
  160. 160Sign revocation - Coca Cola Bottling Company - 16 Brookline Street. scanOct 17
  161. 161Sign revocation - Coca Cola Bottling Company - 4 Brookline Street. scanOct 17
  162. 162Brick sidewalk - First Church in Cambridge, Congregational - 10A Garden Street. scanOct 17
  163. 163Widening of driveway - Kark DeFabritiis - 55 Belmont Street. scanOct 17
  164. 164Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting a comm. from Richard Horgan, Zoning Specialist, Inspectional Services Dept., re: stating that pending driveway petitions for 13-15 Eighth St. & 35 Granville Rd. do not meet Zoning Ordinances standards which require that off-street parking have a minimum width of 7 feet six inches & be set back 5 feet from building walls of one, two & three family dwellings. scanOct 24
  165. 165Sign revocation - Creative Comfort Co., Inc., 932 Mass. Ave. scanOct 24
  166. 166Driveway - Jane Kryjak - 203 Franklin Street. scanOct 24
  167. 167Driveway - David Eon - 27 Decatur Street. scanOct 24
  168. 168Driveway - Mr. & Mrs. Richard P. Dober - 8 Buena Vista Park. scanOct 24
  169. 169Sign revocation - Consumers Credit Union - 759 Mass. Ave. scanOct 24
  170. 170PETITION DENIED - petition of Capital of the Age of Enlightenment - 33 Garden Street. scanOct 31
  171. 171Sidewalk - BioTechnica International, Inc. - 85 Bolton St. scanOct 31
  172. 172Sign - Coady Florist - 1540 Cambridge St. scanOct 31
  173. 173Awning - Demetra/by Design - 270A Concord Ave. scanOct 31
  174. 174Report from Richard Horgan, Zoning Specialist on driveway petitions for 35 Granville Road & 13-15 Eighth St. scanNov 7
  175. 175Driveway - 13-15 Eighth Street.- Philip L. Carrieri. scanNov 7
  176. 176Driveway - 35 Granville Rd. - Arthur J. McCarthy. scanNov 7
  177. 177Sign - Hastings Tapley Insurance Agency - 271 Cambridge St. scanNov 7
  178. 178Sign - Porter Square Press - 1876 Mass. Ave. scanNov 7
  179. 179Sign - 1500 Cambridge St. - George Apostolopou, d/b/a Village Restaurant. scanNov 7
  180. 180Comm. from Paul E. Healy, City Clerk, transmitting a comm. from Joan Lastovica, City Engineer re: new street addresses on Harvey St. & Follen St. scanNov 7
  181. 181Petition of R.S. Armell, d/b/a/ Looks, requesting permission for a display of merchandise at the premises numbered 40 Brattle St. on weekdays & weekends between the hours of 10 AM and 5:00 PM from November 15 thru December 25, 1983. scanNov 14
  182. 182Driveway - Homeowner's Rehab, Inc. - 104 Hampshire St. scanNov 14
  183. 183Driveway discontinuance - Homeowner's Rehab, Inc. _ 104 Hampshire St. scanNov 14
  184. 184Driveway - Peter Feinstein & Miriam Weinstein - Walker St. scanNov 14
  185. 185Driveway - Ray J. Roberts, Sr. - Charles St. scanNov 14
  186. 186Driveway - Edward & Mary McNeil - 7 Perry St. scanNov 14
  187. 187Petition of Irving Fischman, et al, requesting that a driveway which extends from Sidney St. to Putnam Court be known as "Fort Washington Place" and that certain lots be re-numbered. (See 1984 - Highways) #1 scanNov 21
  188. 188Sign-The Wooden Shoe - 241 Fifth Street. scanDec 5
  189. 189Driveway - Fresh Pond Sq. Assoc., - Fawcett Street. scanDec 5
  190. 190Driveway - Fresh Pond Sq. Assoc., - Fawcett Street. scanDec 5
  191. 191Driveway - Fresh Pond Sq. Assoc., - Fawcett Street. scanDec 5
  192. 192Driveway discontinuance - Fresh Pond Sq. Assoc., - Fawcett St. scanDec 5
  193. 193Driveway - Fresh Pond Sq. Assoc., - 617 Concord Ave. scanDec 5
  194. 194Driveway discontinuance - Fresh Pond Sq. Assoc., 617 Concord Ave. scanDec 5
  195. 195Two driveways - First Church in Cambridge, Congregational - Mason Street. scanDec 5
  196. 196Comm. from Joan Lastovica, City Engineer, re: new street addresses for Spinelli Place. scanDec 5
  197. 197Driveway widening - Pearline Allen - Clary Street. scanDec 5
  198. 198Sign - Tax Man, Inc. -1878 Mass. Ave. scanDec 5
  199. 199Driveway widening - John Kent - 28 Dover Street. scanDec 5
  200. 200Driveway - Gordon Gottsche, Director - Just-A-Start Corp., 136 & 142 Berkshire Street. scanDec 5
  201. 201Comm. from Constance Hsia, 48 Dana St., re: petition of Ruth Hiller for a driveway at the side of 407A Broadway on Dana St. & outcome of a meeting between area representatives & the architect of the driveway. scanDec 5
  202. 202Comm. from P.R. Lowe, 407A Broadway, in opposition to the petition of Ruth Hiller for a driveway at the side of 407A Broadway on Dana St. scanDec 5
  203. 203Comm. from Frances Eiseman, et al, residents of 407A Broadway, in opposition to the petition of Ruth Hiller for a driveway at the side of 407A Broadway on Dana St. scanDec 5
  204. 204Comm. from Joan Lastovica, City Engineer, re: the petition of Ruth Hiller for a driveway at the side of 407 Broadway on Dana Street, stating that no driveways presently exist at this location. scanDec 5
  205. 205Communication from Tony Anelauskas on behalf of Hamilton Realty Co. re: the firm;s new construction at 104-106 Mt. Auburn St. & requesting that the stree address be changed to "One Eliot Square". scanDec 12
  206. 206Communication from Joan Lastovica, City Engineer, re: petition of Irving Fishman, et al to name a driveway extending from Sidney St. to Putnam Court as "Fort Washington Place". scanDec 12
  207. 207Sign - John Fenerlis doing business as John's Barber Shop 16 Prospect Street. scanDec 12
  208. 208Driveway - Clifford S. Bynoe - 3 Suffolk Street. scanDec 12
  209. 209Driveway - Robert L. Hilliard - 38 Essex Street. scanDec 12
  210. 210Petition received from David Clem of the Athenaeum Group requesting that the address for the development at the premises numbered 29 Hampshire St. be changed to One Kendall Square. scanDec 19
  211. 211PLACED ON FILE PURSUANT TO CITY COUNCIL ORDER NUMBER 8 OF THIS DATE - Petition of Ruth Hiller for a driveway at side of 407 Broadway on Dana Street. For further info see Highways 204 of 1983 1986 Highways # 58A + 58B 1986 - Highways # 134 + 38 1987 - Highways 214 scanDec 19
  212. 212PLACED ON FILE - Petition of Francis Hayes for a driveway at the easterly side of 73 Hampshire Street. scanDec 19
  213. 213REFERRED TO THE CITY ELECTRICIAN FOR REPORT - request for sign by Eastern Image Investors - 2150 Mass. Ave. scanOct 3
  214. 214Request by New England Telephone and Telegraph for a "serving area terminal" adjacent to Clifton Street. scanDec 27
  215. 215PLACED on file - Petition of B.P. Development Trust Bernardino Pasquale, Trustee for three driveways at 67 Hampshire St., 71 Hampshire St. and Clark Street. scanDec 19

Appointments

152 actions · № 1–152
  1. 1Constable bond of William J. Dreier for approval of the surety scanJan 3
  2. 2Constable bond of Lawrence W. Stone for approval of the surety scanJan 3
  3. 3Re: appointment of 20 members to the Cambridge Commission on Nuclear Disarmament and Peace Education and appointment of four alternate members of said Commission. scanJan 3
  4. 4Constable bond of Theodore A. Morris, III for approval of the surety. scanJan 10
  5. 5Constable bond of Alex Hayes for approval of the surety. scanJan 10
  6. 6Re: appointment of two constables with power. scanJan 10
  7. 7Re: appointment of four constables with power and reappointment of one constable with power. scanJan 10
  8. 8Re: appointment of three members to the City Manager's Cable T.V. Advisory Board. scanJan 10
  9. 9Oath of office of Henry P. Gallagher as a Captain of Police, effective January 7, 1983. scanJan 7
  10. 10Oath of office of Alfred F. Lange as a Captain of Police, effective January 7, 1983. scanJan 7
  11. 11Oath of office of George Donovan as a Lieutenant of Police, effective as of January 10, 1983. scanJan 10
  12. 12Oath of office of Calvin Kantor as a Lieutenant of Police, effective January 10, 1983. scanJan 10
  13. 13Oath of office of Timothy Lane as a Lieutenant of Police, effective January 10, 1983. scanJan 10
  14. 14Oath of office of Timothy Toomey as a Lieutenant of Police, effective January 10, 1983. scanJan 10
  15. 15Oath of office of Dennis McCarthy as a Lieutenant of Police, effective January 10, 1983. scanJan 10
  16. 16Oath of office of Richard Ring as a Lieutenant of Police, effective January 10, 1983. scanJan 10
  17. 17Oath of office of James McDevitt as a Lieutenant of Police, effective January 10, 1983. scanJan 10
  18. 18Oath of office of Frank J. Galgay, Jr. as a Sergeant of Police, effective January 10, 1983. scanJan 10
  19. 19Oath of office of John Drewicz as a Sergeant of Police, effective January 10, 1983. scanJan 10
  20. 20Oath of office of David Degou as a Sergeant of Police, effective January 10, 1983. scanJan 10
  21. 21Oath of office of Richard Bongiorno as a Sergeant of Police, effective January 10, 1983. scanJan 10
  22. 22Oath of office of James Grady as a Sergeant of Police, effective January 10, 1983. scanJan 10
  23. 23Oath of office of Edward Hussey, Jr. as a Sergeant of Police, effective January 10, 1983. scanJan 10
  24. 24Oath of office of Joseph McSweeney as a Sergeant of Police, effective January 10, 1983. scanJan 10
  25. 25Oath of office of James Otash as a Sergeant of Police, effective January 10, 1983. scanJan 10
  26. 26Oath of office of Martin Pimentel as a Sergeant of Police, effective January 10, 1983. scanJan 10
  27. 27Oath of office of James Sugrue, Jr. as a Sergeant of Police, effective January 10, 1983. scanJan 10
  28. 28Oath of office of James Synott as a Sergeant of Police, effective January 10, 1983. scanJan 10
  29. 29Re: appointment of three constables without power. scanJan 17
  30. 30Re: appointment of two constables with power. scanJan 17
  31. 31Re: requesting that R. Hale Andrews, Jr. of Hill & Barlow be designated as a Special Municipal Employee, in order to prepare the City's lease of the Lee B. Macht Community Health Center. (ORDER ADOPTED) scanJan 17
  32. 32Constable bond of Joseph L. Martin for approval of the surety. scanJan 17
  33. 33Constable bond of Robert Malkasian for approval of the surety. scanJan 24
  34. 34Constable bond of Newton C. Coleman for approval of the surety. scanJan 31
  35. 35Oath of office of Judy Snell as Parking Control Officer. scanJan 17
  36. 36Oath of office of Joanne Gillespi as Parking Control Officer. scanJan 17
  37. 37Constable bond of James Waldron for approval of the surety. scanFeb 14
  38. 38Appointment of four Public Weighers for the year 1983. scanFeb 14
  39. 39Appointment of three constables without power. scanFeb 14
  40. 40Appointment of two constables without power and one with power. scanFeb 14
  41. 41Appointment of eleven persons to the Recycling Committee. scanFeb 28
  42. 42Appointment of a Constable with power. scanFeb 28
  43. 43Constable bond of George Valliant for approval of the surety. scanFeb 28
  44. 44Comm. from the Board of Zoning Appeal regarding the re-election of two officers for the year 1983. scanFeb 28
  45. 45Re: appointment of three constables with power and two constables without power. scanMar 14
  46. 46Bond of James P. Maloney as Treasurer of the City of Cambridge for approval of the surety. scanMar 14
  47. 47Constable bond of Stephen P. Kelly for approval of the surety. scanMar 14
  48. 48Re: submitting the name of Gerard J. Clark for confirmation as a member of the Cambridge Housing Authority for a term to expire November 12, 1987. scanMar 14
  49. 49Oath of office of Gerard J. Clark as a member of the Cambridge Housing Authority for a term to expire November 12, 1987. scanMar 22
  50. 50Constable bond of Lawrence F. Clinton for approval of the surety. scanMar 21
  51. 51Re: appointment of two persons to the Planning Baord and reappointment of five members to the Board. scanMar 21
  52. 52Re: appointment of a constable with power and a constable without power. scanMar 21
  53. 53Re: appointment of a constable with power and one without power. scanMar 28
  54. 54Constable bond of Douglas P. Moran for approval of the surety. scanMar 28
  55. 55Re: appointment of a constable with power. scanMar 28
  56. 56Comm. from Anthony G. Paolillo, Chief of Police transmitting a list of promotions to the ranks of Captain, Lieutenant and Sergeant, effective April 3, 1983. scanApr 4
  57. 57Oath of office of Richard M. Cahill as a Lieutenant of Police. scanApr 4
  58. 58Oath of office of George H. Powers as a Lieutenant of Police. scanApr 4
  59. 59Oath of office of Allen J. Hayes as a Lieutenant of Police. scanApr 4
  60. 60Oath of office of Joseph A. Amoroso as a Lieutenant of Police. scanApr 4
  61. 61Oath of office of Thomas H. Benson as a Lieutenant of Police. scanApr 4
  62. 62Oath of office of Orlando J. Yemma as a Lieutenant of Police. scanApr 4
  63. 63Oath of office of Richard J. Hoxie as a Lieutenant of Police. scanApr 4
  64. 64Oath of office of Harold F. Murphy as a Lieutenant of Police. scanApr 4
  65. 65Oath of office of Timothy J. Hogan as a Sergeant of Police. scanApr 4
  66. 66Oath of office of Timothy F. McCusker, Jr., as a Sergeant of Police. scanApr 4
  67. 67Oath of office of Leonard J. Savignano as a Sergeant of Police. scanApr 4
  68. 68Oath of office of Peter E. DeLuca as a Sergeant of Police. scanApr 4
  69. 69Oath of office of John J. Halloran as a Sergeant of Police. scanApr 4
  70. 70Oath of office of William W. Lyons as a Sergeant of Police. scanApr 4
  71. 71Re: reappointment of Edward J. Samp, Jr., as Election Commissioner for a term of four years, effective April 1, 1983. scanApr 4
  72. 72Re: appointment of a constable with power and a constable without power. scanApr 4
  73. 73Re: appointment of a constable with power. scanApr 4
  74. 74Constable bond received from Donald J. Cappelletti for approval of the surety. scanApr 4
  75. 75Oath of office of William R. Burke as a Captain of Police. scanApr 4
  76. 76Constable bond of Sheila A. Halloran for approval of the surety. — Halloran bond cancelled by Insurance Co. letter. Termination effective January 3, 1966[?]. Letter filed with bond. scanApr 4
  77. 77Re: reappointment of Paul Ryan to the Council on Aging for a term to expire April 7, 1985. scanApr 11
  78. 78Re: appointment of a constable with power. scanApr 11
  79. 79Constable bond of Steven Travers for approval of the surety. scanApr 11
  80. 80Re: notification of increasing the bond of the Deputy City Clerk. scanMar 31
  81. 81Oath of office of Edward J. Samp, Jr., as an Election Commissioner. scanApr 7
  82. 82Constable bond of Charles R. Sullivan for approval of the surety. scanApr 11
  83. 83Fire Department appointments. scanApr 11
  84. 84Constable bond of John R. Johnson for approval of the surety. scanApr 25
  85. 85Appointment of three constables without power. scanApr 25
  86. 86Reappointment of Jean DeValpine to the Cambridge Industrial Financing Authority for a term of five years, ending March 31, 1988. scanApr 25
  87. 87Re: appointment of ten public weighers. scanMay 2
  88. 88Re: appointment of two constables with power. scanMay 2
  89. 89Constable bond received from David M. Minchello for approval of the surety. scanMay 9
  90. 90Constable bond received from Salvatore Gulla for approval of the surety. scanMay 9
  91. 91Re: appointment of a constable with power. scanMay 9
  92. 92Re: appointment of a constable with power and a constable without power. scanMay 16
  93. 93Constable bond of Olga S. Percoco for approval of the surety. scanMay 16
  94. 94Constable bond of Daniel Saccoccio for approval of the surety. scanMay 16
  95. 95Re: appointment of Gerald L. MacDonald as Administrator of the Michael J. Neville Manor, effective June 6, 1983. scanMay 23
  96. 96Constable bond of William Preston, Jr., for approval of the surety. scanMay 23
  97. 97Oath of office of James DeFrancisco as a Patrol Officer. scanJun 10
  98. 98Constable bond of Michael Fowler for approval of the surety. scanJun 13
  99. 99Re: appointment of nine persons to the Central Square Committee. scanJun 13
  100. 100Appointment of Michael J. Green as Director of the Cambridge Hospital effective June 27, 1983. scanJun 13
  101. 101Re: appointment of two alternate members of the Cambridge Historical Commission. scanJun 13
  102. 102Bond received from Paul E. Healy as City Clerk for the City of Cambridge. scanJun 13
  103. 103Constable bond of Albert T. Darling, Jr., for approval of the surety. scanJun 20
  104. 104Re: appointment of a constable with power. scanJun 27
  105. 105Re: appointment of a constable with power. scanJun 27
  106. 106Re: appointment of two constables with power and one without power. scanAug 8
  107. 107Re: appointment of Ted Live to the Cambridge Recycling Committee. scanAug 8
  108. 108Constable bond of Louis C. Micciche for approval of the surety. scanAug 8
  109. 109Oath of office of Anthony G. Paolillo as Police Chief of the City of Cambridge. scanJul 18
  110. 110Oath of office of Linda Prosnitz as Tenant Representative on the Rent Control Board. scanAug 18
  111. 111Oath of office of William C. Barnes as a Cambridge Police Officer. scanAug 21
  112. 112Oath of office of William R. Arthur, Jr. as a Cambridge Police Officer. scanAug 21
  113. 113Oath of office of Donald B. Bombino as a Cambridge Police Officer. scanAug 21
  114. 114Oath of office of Paul M. Burke as a Cambridge Police Officer. scanAug 21
  115. 115Oath of office of Larry K. Clarke as a Cambridge Police Officer. scanAug 21
  116. 116Oath of office of Leonard J. DiPietro as a Cambridge Police Officer. scanAug 21
  117. 117Oath of office of Robert J. Doherty as a Cambridge Police Officer. scanAug 21
  118. 118Oath of office of Thomas J. Grainger as a Cambridge Police Officer. scanAug 21
  119. 119Oath of office of Ronald V. Halliday as a Cambridge Police Officer. scanAug 21
  120. 120Oath of office of Carl M. Jones as a Cambridge Police Officer. scanAug 21
  121. 121Oath of office of John W. Kenney as a Cambridge Police Officer. scanAug 21
  122. 122Oath of office of Leon K. Lashley as a Cambridge Police Officer. scanAug 21
  123. 123Oath of office of Edward M. Liberacki as a Cambridge Police Officer. scanAug 21
  124. 124Oath of office of Richard J. Linehan as a Cambridge Police Officer. scanAug 21
  125. 125Oath of office of Glenn B. Marshall as a Cambridge Police Officer. scanAug 8
  126. 126Oath of office of Joseph Montanino, Jr., as a Cambridge Police Officer. scanAug 8
  127. 127Oath of office of Kathleen M. Murphy as a Cambridge Police Officer. scanAug 8
  128. 128Oath of office of Brian M. O'Regan as an M.I.T. Police Officer. scanAug 8
  129. 129Oath of office of Paul J. Sugrue as a Cambridge Police Officer. scanAug 8
  130. 130Oath of office of James D. Townes as a Cambridge Police Officer. scanAug 8
  131. 131Re: appointment of Linda Prosnitz as the Tenant Representative on Cambridge Rent Control Board & enclosing a copy of her resume. scanSep 12
  132. 132Comm. from Michael H. Turk, Cambridge Rent Control Coalition Re: the appointment of Linda Prosnitz as Tenant Representative to the Rent Control Board. scanSep 12
  133. 133Constable bond of Manuel Morais for approval of the surety. scanSep 12
  134. 134Re: appointment of a constable with power and a constable without power. scanSep 12
  135. 135PLACED ON FILE UNDER RULE NINETEEN - Order by Councillor D. Sullivan and Graham re: policies regarding appointments to all city boards and commissions. scanSep 19
  136. 136Appointment of a constable without power. scanSep 19
  137. 137Constable bond for Francine L. Reddick for approval of the surety scanSep 26
  138. 138Constable bond for Alan McKenzie for approval of the surety. scanOct 3
  139. 139Oath of office of Sheila M. Tobin as elected member os the Cambridge Retirement Board. scanOct 4
  140. 140Appointment of three constables without power. scanOct 17
  141. 141Appointment of a constable with power scanOct 24
  142. 142Appointment of six constables without power. scanOct 31
  143. 143Comm. from Joseph E. Connarton, Deputy City Clerk,transmitting notification from Mayor Vellucci re: appointment of three Councillors to a Special sub-committee on the renaming of Portland Street. scanNov 7
  144. 144Appointment of two constables without power. scanNov 14
  145. 145Oath of office of James G. Stockard, Jr. as a State Member of the Cambridge Housing Authority. scanNov 14
  146. 146Appointment of two constables with power and two constables without power. scanNov 21
  147. 147Communication from Richard McKinnon, Exec. Asst. to the Mayor, transmitting notification of the Mayor's appointment of Vice-Mayor Russell, Councillors Clinton & David Sullivan & Councillor-elect Wolf to the Inaugural Committee to make arrangements for the Inauguration ceremonies on January 2, 1984. scanDec 5
  148. 148Appointment of a constable without power. scanDec 5
  149. 149Constable bond received from Francis Conole for approval of the surety. scanDec 12
  150. 150Constable bond of Herbert N. Alleyne, Sr., for approval of the surety. scanDec 12
  151. 151Appointment of a constable with power. scanDec 19
  152. 152Appointment of eight constables with power. scanDec 19

Ordinances

48 actions · № 1–48
  1. 1Re: proposed amendment to the General Ordinances in Chapter 5 entitled "Buildings" by adding a new Article II entitled "Inspectional Services Department". see #15 Ord-1983 for ordained text. scanJan 3
  2. 2Re: proposed amendment to General Ordinances in Chapter 2 entitled "Administration", Article XXII entitled "Officers Generally", Section 2-191 entitled "Salaries in General" regarding salaries for department heads. - See April 4th, 1983 for original papers. scanJan 10
  3. 3Ordinance amendment regarding the compensation of members of the School Committee. - PASSED TO BE ORDAINED scanJan 10
  4. 4Re: repealing of section 2-11 of the General Ordinances Re: Compensation of the City Council. PASSED TO BE ORDAINED scanJan 24
  5. 5Re: proposed amendment to the General Ordinances in Chapter Twenty-three entitled "Regulations Pertaining to Controlled Rental Housing Units" by repealing Section 2 entitled "Rent Control Ombudsperson". PASSED TO BE ORDAINED scanJan 24
  6. 6Order-re: proposed amendment to the General Ordinances in Chapter Eleven entitled "Health, Hospitals and Housing" in section 11-4, (c), 3. (e) relative to the Neville Manor & execution of a new ordinance to create a separate Board of Overseers for the Neville Manor. (Mayor Vellucci). REFERRED TO THE COMMITTEE ON ORDINANCES. scanFeb 14
  7. 7Order-re: Planning Board be requested to complete its recommendations re: inclusionary zoning & forward same to the City Council. (Duehay) scanFeb 14
  8. 8Order-re: that the Rent Control Board issue removal permits to the residents of 36-38-40-42 Linnaean Street and 4-6 Washington Ave. FAILED OF ORDINATION. scanFeb 14
  9. 9Communication from Attorney Douglas A. Randall regarding the Cambridgeport Industrial Area Rezoning. scanFeb 14
  10. 10REFERRED TO THE ORDINANCE COMMITTEE - proposed ordinance relative to charging a fee for fire alarm connections to the City of Cambridge fire alarm systems. see Ordinance # 24 of 1983 passed to be Ordained scanApr 25
  11. 11PLACED ON FILE - (reconsideration filed on failing to pass to be ordained and reconsideration carried) amendment to the Zoning Ordinances in Article 2.000 entitled "Definitions" re: "Affiliate Housing". SEE NEW PETITION FILED ON THIS MATTER LATER IN THE YEAR. scanApr 25
  12. 12PLACED ON FULE DUE TO HEARING NOT HELD IN TIME REQUIREMENT - amendment to the Zoning Ordinances pertaining to the land occupied by Electronics Corporation of America. scanJun 13
  13. 13PETITION WITHDRAWN BY PETITIONER - petition of Marilyn Z. Wellons, et al re: minimum yard in feet. scanMar 29
  14. 14PLACED ON FILE DUE TO EXPIRATION OF TIME LIMIT - petition of Hugh Adams Russell, Chairman of the Board of Zoning Appeal to amend the Zoning Ordinances in section 10.21 regarding Board of Zoning Appeal Fees. scanFeb 7
  15. 15SUBSTITUTED VERSION PASSED TO BE ORDAINED - proposed amendment to the General Ordinances in Chapter 5 entitled "INSPECTIONAL SERVICES DEPARTMENT". scanMay 23
  16. 16Re: proposed amendment to the General Ordinances to amend the Neighborhood Conservation District and Landmark Ordinance. (REFERRED TO THE COMMITTEE ON ORDINANCES) see ordinances Dec 12, 1983Jun 13
  17. 17Re: proposed amendment to the General Ordinances in Chapter Thirteen entitled "Offenses" in Article II "Offenses Against Public Peace" in section 13-10 entitled "Regulations for the Control of Noise" regarding motor vehicle alarms that sound incessantly. (REFERRED TO THE COMMITTEE ON ORDINANCES) see #46 scan—
  18. 18PLACED ON FILE DUE TO EXPIRATION OF TIME LIMIT - petition of Mayor Vellucci to amend the Zoning Ordinances in Article 2.000, Definitions, by adding a definition of "University owned housing" scan—
  19. 19Re: proposed amendment to the General Ordinances in Chapter Four entitled "Animals" by striking out the present Chapter Four and substituting a new Chapter Four in place thereof, with regard to disposal of canine wastes. (PASSED TO BE ORDAINED) scan—
  20. 20Petition of Patrick G. Corcoran, et al, to amend the Zoning Ordinances in Section 5.33 by inserting a superscript (e) under column (5) entitled "Minimum Yard in Feet" at entries for "Side" and "Rear". (PASSED TO BE ORDAINED) scan—
  21. 21Re: proposed amendment to the General Ordinances in Chapter Two entitled "Administration" pertaining to the salaries of the Police and Fire Chiefs. (PASSED TO BE ORDAINED) scan—
  22. 22FAILED OF ORDINATION AS AMENDED - Petition of Councillor David Sullivan to amend the Zoning Ordinances in Article 2.000, Definitions, by adding a new definition of Affiliate housing". scan—
  23. 23PLACED ON FILE - proposed amendment to the General Ordinances in Chapter Eleven entitled "Health, Hospital, Housing" by adding at the end thereof a new Article IV entitled "Certificate of Habitation." scanJun 27
  24. 24PASSED TO BE ORDAINED AS AMENDED - proposed 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 Systems". scanJun 27
  25. 25FAILED TO PASS TO A SECOND READING - petition of C. David Sullivan to amend the Zoning ordinances in the Cambridgeport Industrial area. scanAug 8
  26. 26PLACED ON FILE UNDER RULE NINETEEN - Cambridge Commission on Nuclear Disarmament & Peace Education & recommending that the ordinance creating said Commission be amended to increase membership from twenty to twenty-five members. scanAug 8
  27. 27PASSED TO BE ORDAINED - Limited equity condo and co-op housing program. scanAug 8
  28. 28PLACED ON FILE DUE TO EXPIRATION OF TIME LIMIT - petition of C. D. Sullivan re: low & moderate income housing inclusionary housing overlay district zoning ordinance. scanAug 15
  29. 29PLACED ON FILE DUE TO EXPIRATION OF TIME LIMIT - petition of Planning Board to amend the zoning ordinances of the City of Cambridge in the Cambridgeport Industrial Area. scanSep 5
  30. 30PLACED ON FILE UNDER RULE NINETEEN - petition of Amy E. Malysa, et al to rezone area bounded by Bishop Richard Allen Dr., School St., Windsor St., Cherry St., Main St. & Harold Place. scanSep 26
  31. 31PETITION WITHDRAWN BY PETITIONER - Petition of James Caragianes to rezone land in the Cambridgeport Revitalization Area between Mass. Ave. & Pacific St. scanSep 12
  32. 32Comm. from Joseph E. Connarton, Deputy City Clerk, transmitting a communication from Joan Lastovica, City Engineer, re: square footage figures identifying the total area of publicly & privately owned land within the area bounded by the Amy Malysa zoning petition as amended & total area of privately owned property of persons in opposition to said petition. scanSep 26
  33. 33Response to Awaiting Report re: plans for enforcing Section 17-79 of the General Ordinances relative to removal of snow and ice from sidewalks. scanSep 26
  34. 34Proposed amendment to the Zoning Ordinances in Section 4.221 re: accessory apartments. scanNov 14
  35. 35PASSED TO BE ORDAINED - amendment to the General Ordinances in Chapter Two entitled "Administration", in Article XVI entitled "Cambridge Historical Commission" and recommending adoption of the petition as amended. scanDec 12
  36. 36PLACED ON FILE PURSUANT TO CITY COUNCIL ORDER NUMBER 8 OF THIS DATE - Proposed amendment to the General Ordinances in Chapter Two entitled "Administration" in Article XXXIV entitled "Assistant City Manager for Human Services Programs" by striking out the word "Human" and substiting in place thereof the word "Humane".Dec 19
  37. 37PLACED ON FILE PURSUANT TO CITY COUNCIL ORDER NUMBER 8 OF THIS DATE - Response to awaiting report item no. 19 regarding a proposed amendment to the General Ordinances in Chapter Eleven entitled "Health and Housing" in Article III entitled "Massage Service Regulations" changing the hours in section 11-23.Dec 19
  38. 38PLACED ON FILE PURSUANT TO CITY COUNCIL ORDER NUMBER 8 OF THIS DATE - Planning Board Recommendations on a petition to amend the Zoning Ordinances to require low and moderate income housing units as part of certain housing and commercial developments.Dec 19
  39. 39PLACED ON FILE PURSUANT TO CITY COUNCIL ORDER NUMBER 8 OF THIS DATE - Committee on Ordinances report to amend the Zoning Ordinances by creating a new section 11.90 entitled "Low and Moderate Income Household Inclusionary Housing Overlay District".Dec 19
  40. 40PLACED ON FILE PURSUANT TO CITY COUNCIL ORDER NUMBER 8 OF THIS DATE - Proposed amendment to the General Ordinances in Chapter 23 entitled "Regulations Pertaining to Controlled Rental Units" in Section (c) and adding a new Section (C-A) entitled "Exemptions" re: exempting from the Provisions of Rent Control outlined in Ordinances 966 and 980 hardshipcases such generally and 14-16 Clinton St., specifically. (W. Sullivan)Dec 19
  41. 41PLACED ON FILE PURSUANT TO CITY COUNCIL ORDER NUMBER 8 OF THIS DATE - Proposed amendment to the General Ordinances in Chapter 11 entitled "Health & Housing" in Article III entitled "Massage Service Regulations" by striking out section 11-23 entitled "Hours" and substituting in place a new section 11-23.Dec 19
  42. 42PLACED ON FILE PURSUANT TO CITY COUNCIL ORDER NUMBER 8 OF THIS DATE - Rescinding Ordinance Number 966 relative to condominium conversion. (W. Sullivan)Dec 19
  43. 43PLACED ON FILE PURSUANT TO CITY COUNCIL ORDER NUMBER 8 OF THIS DATE - Ordinance Committee Report on the recodification of the General Ordinances.Dec 19
  44. 44PLACED ON FILE PURSUANT TO CITY COUNCIL ORDER NUMBER 8 OF THIS DATE - amendment to Section 3 of the proposed order establishing the Mid-Cambridge Conservation District by adding at the end thereof a new subsection 3(b), 3(c), and adding a new section 4. (W. Sullivan)Dec 19
  45. 45PLACED ON FILE PURSUANT TO CITY COUNCIL ORDER NUMBER 8 OF THIS DATE - proposed amendment to the General Ordinances of the City of Cambridge in Chapter Thirteen entitled "Offenses" by adding a new subsection (e½) relative to smoking in restaurants with a seating capacity in excess of fifty patrons.Dec 19
  46. 46PLACED ON FILE PURSUANT TO CITY COUNCIL ORDER NUMBER 8 OF THIS DATE - proposed amendment to the General Ordinances of the City of Cambridge in Chapter Thirteen entitled "Offenses" Article IV, entitled "Offenses Against Public Peace", Section 13-10 entitled "Regulations for the control of Noise" by adding a new section V entitled "Prohibition of Non-Measured Noise Polluting Acts".Dec 19
  47. 47PLACED ON FILE PURSUANT TO CITY COUNCIL ORDER NUMBER 8 OF THIS DATE - proposed amendment to the General Ordinances in Chapter Six entitled "Businesses" by adding a new Article VII entitled "Bicycle Dealers".Dec 19
  48. 48PLACED ON FILE PURSUANT TO CITY COUNCIL ORDER NUMBER 8 OF THIS DATE - proposed amendment to Chapter Four of the City Ordinances by adding a new Article IV entitled "Animals Constituting a Nuisance".Dec 19

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