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The Docket ▸ 1990

1990

2,259 council actions · 2,254 linked to the city's scans · 5 sections

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Sundries

1,274 actions · № 1–1274
  1. 1Order-re: resolutions on the 5th Annual Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Breakfast. (Mayor Wolf & Vice-Mayor Reeves) scanJan 8
  2. 2Resolutions welcoming Congressman Walter Fauntroy. (Mayor Wolf & Vice-Mayor Reeves) scanJan 8
  3. 3Order-re: invitation to the Dr. King Breakfast celebration. (Vice-Mayor Reeves) scanJan 8
  4. 4Order-re: reaffirming policy for a Supplemental Environmental Impact Review for the Alewife Brook Parkway/Route 2 interchange project. (Cyr) scanJan 8
  5. 5Resolution on the retirement of Ruth A. Murray. (Entire membership) scanJan 8
  6. 6Resolution to be prepared on the death of Mrs. Phyllis M. Nixon. (Sullivan) scanJan 8
  7. 7Order-re: affordable housing project at 47 Howard Street. (Councillor Sullivan & Vice-Mayor Reeves) scanJan 8
  8. 8Order-re: EOTC planning process for the Alewife Brook Parkway/Route 2 interchange. (Councillors Cyr & Myers and Mayor Wolf) scanJan 8
  9. 9Resolutions to be prepared to honor the memory of Professor Edwin Broomell Newman. (Mayor Wolf) scanJan 8
  10. 10Resolutions to be presented to the Cambridge Multi-cultural Arts Center on January 14, 1990. (Mayor Wolf & Vice-Mayor Reeves) scanJan 8
  11. 11Resolutions commending Group 4 of Fire Rescue team. (Myers) scanJan 8
  12. 12Order-re: expressing appreciation and well wishes from the incoming City Councillors to the outgoing City Councillors. (Myers) scanJan 8
  13. 13Order-re: report from Employment Resources, Inc. (Myers) scanJan 8
  14. 14Order-re: childcare facilities for children whose parents want to participate in the City Council meetings. (Cyr) scanJan 8
  15. 15Order-re: Her Honor the Mayor initiate steps to execute two previously submitted and adopted orders calling for the creation of a Regional Committee for City and College Communications. (Walsh) scanJan 8
  16. 16Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Attorney Lawrence Brennan. (Russell) scanJan 8
  17. 17Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Anthony Rizzuto. (Sullivan) scanJan 8
  18. 18Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Francis J. "Sil" Silvestre. (Councillors Sullivan & Russell) scanJan 8
  19. 19Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Francis Shannon. (Russell) scanJan 8
  20. 20Order-re: ten person group home for adults with mental illness to be located at 77 Magazine Street. (Walsh) scanJan 8
  21. 21Communication from Daneil E. Geer, Jr., CCLN, relative to the Commercial Parking Freeze. scanJan 8
  22. 22Notice of a public hearing from the MWRA for Thursday, Feb. 15, 1990 at 7:30 p. m. at Faneuil Hall, Boston on a system of storage tunnels and pumping stations to control the pollution caused by Combined Sewer Overflows. scanJan 8
  23. 23Notice of a public hearing from the DPU for Friday, January 26, 1990 at 10:00 a. m. at 100 Cambridge Street, Boston relative to a proposed amendment which governs the transfer of certificates of public convenience and necessity of radio common carriers. scanJan 8
  24. 24Communication from William E. Colby relative to the resolution adopted by the City Council and transmitting comments to the City Council. scanJan 8
  25. 25COMMUNICATIONS & REPORTS - Communication from the Mayor transmitting notification of her intention to create mayoral task forces to explore issues and make recommendations to the Mayor and City Council. scanJan 8
  26. 26SPECIAL CITY COUNCIL MEETING FOR JANUARY 9, 1990. scanJan 9
  27. 27Order-re: MIT not to demolish rent controlled housing at 46, 52, 56 and 58 Blanche Street. (Councillors Cyr and Myers and Vice-Mayor Reeves) scanJan 9
  28. 28Order-re: City Solicitor to draft home rule legislation to deduct 25% of the cost of health insurance from new employees net salaries exceeding $40,000. (Walsh) Placed on fileJan 22
  29. 29Order-re: comprehensive explanation of cost per capita of educating our students. (Walsh) scanJan 22
  30. 30Order-re: Mass. delegation to vote to override Presidential veto on Pelosi Bill. (Duehay) scanJan 22
  31. 31Order-re: neighborhood hearing at M. E. Fitzgerald on Alewife Roadway Improvements. (Cyr) scanJan 22
  32. 32Order-re: project at the Route 2/Alewife Brook Parkway. (Councillors Cyr, Russell, Myers and Mayor Wolf) scanJan 22
  33. 33Resolutions on the death of Olivia M. Solomons. (Sullivan) scanJan 22
  34. 34Resolutions on the 5th Annual Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Breakfast. (Sullivan) scanJan 22
  35. 35Resolutions on the death of Rose M. Veno. (Sullivan) scanJan 22
  36. 36Order-re: leash law is being obeyed in the vicinity of the entrance to MBTA and Russell Field. (Russell) scanJan 22
  37. 37Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Manuel Oliveira. (Myers) scanJan 22
  38. 38Order-re: City Council Office number to be published so that the public has access to the City Council. (Myers) scanJan 22
  39. 39Order-re: change in the numbers of the Housing and Community Development Committee to five members. (Mayor Wolf) scanJan 22
  40. 40Resolutions on the 100th birthday of Brattle Theatre. (Mayor Wolf) scanJan 22
  41. 41Resolutions on the 101st birthday of Mary Drysdale. (Mayor Wolf) scanJan 22
  42. 42Resolutions on the 102nd birthday of Margaret Jamieson. (Mayor Wolf) scanJan 22
  43. 43Resolutions to be prepared on the death of K-9 dog of the Police Dept. named Adam. (Sullivan) scanJan 22
  44. 44Resolutions on the 104th birthday of Mary Beattie. (Mayor Wolf) scanJan 22
  45. 45Resolutions on the retirement of Cambridge Firefighter, John W. Watson. (Sullivan) scanJan 22
  46. 46Order-re: filing of legislation entitled "AN ACT TO PERMIT THE CITY OF CAMBRIDGE TO ENACT ORDINANCES REQUIRING PERSONS OR ENTITIES BUILDING OFFICE OR RETAIL DEVELOPMENT IN CAMBRIDGE TO CONTRIBUTE MONEY OR LAND TO MITIGATE THE IMPACT OF SUCH DEVELOPMENTS ON SUPPLY AND COST OF AFFORDABLE HOUSING IN THE CITY". (Councillors Duehay, Mayor Wolf, Vice-Mayor Reeves, Councillors Cyr, Russell, Sullivan, Toomey & Walsh) scanJan 22
  47. 47Awaiting Report Iem Number 18 regarding the current status of the Cambridge Employment Plan. scanJan 22
  48. 48Order-re: special series of events in memory of Miss Maria Louise Baldwin. (Walsh) scanJan 22
  49. 49Communication from Daniel E. Geer, Jr., Cambridge Citizens for Liveable Neighborhoods, relative to the re-enforcement of the Commercial Parking Freeze. scanJan 22
  50. 50Communication from Joseph E. Connarton, City Clerk, transmitting advance copy of Chapter 630 of the Actis of 1989 entitled "AN ACT AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING THE ELECTION COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF CAMBRIDGE TO SEND CERTAIN INFORMATION TO REGISTERED VOTERS IN THE CITY OF CAMBRIDGE". scanJan 22
  51. 51Communication from Joann M. Regan, 12 Greenview St., Framingham re: to irregularities she experienced with the Cambridge Housing Authority. scanJan 22
  52. 52Notice of a public hearing from the DPU for Thursday, Feb. 1, 1990 at 10:00 a. m. at 100 Cambridge St., Boston on the departments proposal to repeal in its entirety regulations governing facilities for liquified natural gas. scanJan 22
  53. 53Awaiting Report Item Number 9 regarding spouses of deceased retirees paying 50% of the cost of health benefits. scanJan 22
  54. 54Awaiting Report Item Number 19 regarding the number of parking tickets issued in 1989 for handicapped parking spaces. scanJan 22
  55. 55Awaiting Report Item Number 11, regarding new employees paying 25% of the cost of their health insurance. scanJan 22
  56. 56Awaiting Report Item Number 16 regarding walkways to be kept clear of ice and snow at Alewife Station. scanJan 22
  57. 57Awaiting Report Item Number 15 regarding heavy traffic on Grozier Road. scanJan 22
  58. 58Awaiting Report Item Number 14 regarding enforcement of heavy truck traffic regulations. scanJan 22
  59. 59Awaiting Report Item Number 13, regarding enforcement of permit parking for Creighton and Regent Streets. scanJan 22
  60. 60Awaiting Report Item Number 10 regarding illegal parking of vehicles at the corner of Linnaean Street and Mass. Ave. scanJan 22
  61. 61Interdepartmental Development Log. scanJan 22
  62. 62Councillor Sullivan resolutions on the 50th Anniversary of Joseph and Mildred Guffey. scanJan 22
  63. 63Home Rule legislation to amend M.G.L. Chapter 265 Section 13D, relative to assault and battery against certain public servants, City Council Order # 11 of December 4, 1989. scanJan 29
  64. 64ORDER ADOPTED AS AMENDED - re: filing of legislation entitled "AN ACT REGULATING CONDOMINIUM CONVERSION AND OTHER REMOVALS OF CONTROLLED RENTAL UNITS IN THE CITY OF CAMBRIDGE". (Vice-Mayor Reeves and Councillor Myers) scanJan 29
  65. 65PLACED ON FILE - Order-re: AN ACT REGULATING CERTAIN SALES OF CONTROLLED RENTAL UNITS IN THE CITY OF CAMBRIDGE". (Vice-Mayor Reeves) scanJan 29
  66. 66Consultant's Report on Availability of Taxicabs. scanJan 29
  67. 67Order-re: citations for the Police Dept. for their quick response in the recent stabbing in Area 4. (Duehay & Sullivan) scanJan 29
  68. 68Communication from Alvin E. Thompson, State Representative, commending the city administration for its effective work with the State and the Cambridge Legislators for obtaining commitments and payments to the Cambridge Hospital during the current fiscal circumstances. scanJan 29
  69. 69Notice of a public hearing by the DPU for Monday, March 5, 1990 at 10:00 a. m. at 100 Cambridge St., Boston on a new proposal to implement integrated resource management practices for electric companies in the Commonwealth. scanJan 29
  70. 70Notice of a public hearing by the DPU for Thursday, March 1, 1990 at 2:00 P. M. at 100 Cambridge St., Boston on the petition of Cellular Services of Boston, Ltd. for a certificate as a radio utility for resale of a mobile radio utility sysem for compensation within the Commonwealth. scanJan 29
  71. 71Awaiting Report Item 16 regarding the installation of steel barriers along the roadway adjacent to the Morse School. scanJan 29
  72. 72Resolutions on the 50th Wedding Anniversary of Herb and Lillian Martin. (Cyr & Sullivan) scanJan 29
  73. 73Order-re: rescind policy of closing Central Square Branch Library on Saturdays. (Duehay and entire membership) scanJan 29
  74. 74Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Albert Sears. (Russell) scanJan 29
  75. 75Resolutions on the death of Ruth E. Loder-Grant. (Sullivan) scanJan 29
  76. 76Order-re: bill entitled "National and Community Service Act of 1989". (Mayor Wolf) scanJan 29
  77. 77Order-re: Black History Month. (Mayor wolf & Vice-Mayor Reeves) scanJan 29
  78. 78Resolutions on Anatoly Karpov, former chess champion visiting New England (Myers & Duehay) scanJan 29
  79. 79Order-re: blocking cuts in local aid. (Duehay) scanJan 29
  80. 80Order-re: audit of Roosevelt Towers. (Russell) scanJan 29
  81. 81Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Rita McKenna. (Sullivan) scanJan 29
  82. 82Order-re:"loaves and fishes" meal program at the Pilgrim Congregational Church at 35 Magazine Street. (Mayor Wolf) scanJan 29
  83. 83Order-re: Hotel Workers Local 26 housing trust fund. (Vice-Mayor Reeves and entire membership) scanJan 29
  84. 84Resolutions on Thelma M. Hall. (Vice-Mayor Reeves and Sullian) scanJan 29
  85. 85COMMUNICATIONS & REPORTS FROM CITY OFFICIALS - Communication from Mayor Wolf transmitting a communication from the State Department of Environmental Protection concerning three non-priority oil or hazardous waste disposal sites in Cambridge. scanJan 29
  86. 86COMMUNICATIONS & REPORTS FROM CITY OFFICIALS - Communication from Joseph E. Connarton, City Clerk, transmiting a communication regarding City Council Committee assignments. scanJan 29
  87. 87Re: Order # 20 of December 11, 1989 regarding the closing of the easterly side of the Alewife Station. scanJan 22
  88. 88Order-re: environmental review of the Alewife Roadway Project. (Cyr, Mayor Wolf, Vice-Mayor Reeves, Duehay, Myers, Russell, (Sullivan, Toomey & Walsh) scanFeb 5
  89. 89Order-re: endorsing the Re-cycling Initiative. (Russell) scanFeb 5
  90. 90Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Marie C. Corey. (Toomey) scanFeb 5
  91. 91Order-re: reduce hazardous conditions at the corner of Charles Street and Sixth Street. (Toomey) scanFeb 5
  92. 92Order-resolutions to be prepared on the death of James Santoianni, Sr. (Toomey & Sullivan) scanFeb 5
  93. 93Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Erich Holdt. (Toomey & Mayor Wolf) scanFeb 5
  94. 94Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Salvatore Giacchetto. (Sullivan & Toomey) scanFeb 5
  95. 95Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Delia Doherty. (Sullivan, Russell, Toomey & Walsh) scanFeb 5
  96. 96Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Eldridge W. Smith. (Russell & Toomey) scanFeb 5
  97. 97Order-re: condolences to the Roberto Carrion family. (entire membership) scanFeb 5
  98. 98Order-re: support of the Black History Month Gospel Concert. (Vice-Mayor Reeves) scanFeb 5
  99. 99Order-re: congratulations on the 18th Annual Black Heritage program and community leadership service awards presented. (Vice-Mayor Reeves) scanFeb 5
  100. 100Order-re: Students United to Share Program at the Mass. Avenue Baptist Church. (Vice-Mayor Reeves) scanFeb 5
  101. 101Order-re: welcoming back Reverend LeRoy Attles from his tour of South Africa and Zambia. (Vice-Mayor Reeves) scanFeb 5
  102. 102Order-re: candlelight vigil re: tragic death of Jessie McKie and Rigoberto Carrion. (Myers) scanFeb 5
  103. 103Order-re: continued funding for the CASPAR shelter. (Mayor Wolf) scanFeb 5
  104. 104Resolutions on the 80th Birthdayof Edward J. Dunn. (Mayor Wolf & Toomey) scanFeb 5
  105. 105Awaiting Report Item Number 27, regarding storage container across from 85 Bishop Allen Drive. scanFeb 5
  106. 106Awaiting Report Item Number 15 regarding General Adjustment of rents. scanFeb 5
  107. 107Volumes # 1 & 2 of the Cambridge Watershed Protection Plan. scanFeb 12
  108. 108Order - support of the Harriet Wigfall Community Service Award (Vice-Mayor Reeves) scanFeb 12
  109. 109Order - resolutions to be prepared on the death of Alma Lucretia Harvey. (Vice-Mayor Reeves) scanFeb 12
  110. 110Resolutions on the retirement of James J. Dillon (Sullivan & Toomey) scanFeb 12
  111. 111Resolutions on the promotion of Raymond W. Kelly (Sullivan) scanFeb 12
  112. 112Order- "Nelson Mandela Day" (Councillor Myers, Vice-Mayor Reeves and Mayor Wolf) scanFeb 12
  113. 113Order-re: cancellation of the March 5, 1990 City Council meeting to attend the National League of Cities Conference. (Sullivan) scanFeb 12
  114. 114Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Edwin A. "Pidgie" Wright. (Sullivan, Russell and Toomey) scanFeb 12
  115. 115Order-re: support of programs sponsored by Pilgrim Congregational Church. (Vice-Mayor Reeves) scanFeb 12
  116. 116Order - re: support of the immediate release of Nelson Mandela. (Vice-Mayor Reeves) scanFeb 12
  117. 117Order- re: telethon to aid the people of San Jose las Flores. (Mayor Wolf) scanFeb 12
  118. 118Order-re:Commercial Parking Freeze. (Cyr) scanFeb 12
  119. 119Order - re: global deforestation. (Cyr) scanFeb 12
  120. 120Order - re: opposing construction of power plant by Brandeis University in Waltham. (Russell) scanFeb 12
  121. 121Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Mary Gargano. (Toomey, Sullivan & Walsh) scanFeb 12
  122. 122Order - re: Senate Clean Air Act of 1990. (Duehay) scanFeb 12
  123. 123Order - re: recycling initiative. (Mayor Wolf) scanFeb 12
  124. 124Order - re: repair of the traffic light at the corner of Roseland Street and Mass. Ave. scanFeb 12
  125. 125Order - re: Cambridge Daffodil Day. (Mayor Wolf) scanFeb 12
  126. 126Resolutions on the 1990 Harriet Wigfall Community Service Award recipients. (Mayor Wolf) scanFeb 12
  127. 127Resolutions on the deathof Ewart Guinier. (Duchay[?] & Vice-Mayor Reeves) scanFeb 12
  128. 128Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Patricia Grimes. (Russell & Sullivan) scanFeb 12
  129. 129Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Carolina da Rosa Vieira. (Toomey) scanFeb 12
  130. 130Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Reverend Robert Nugent. (Sullivan, Russell, Toomey & Walsh) scanFeb 12
  131. 131Order - re: building at the cornerr of Yerxa Road and Van Norden Street. (Myers) scanFeb 12
  132. 132Order - re: North Cambridge residents crimewatch group. (Myers) scanFeb 12
  133. 133Resolutions on the 90th Birthday of Josephine E. Doran. (Sullivan) scanFeb 12
  134. 134Communication from Hugh Russell, 1 Corlis Place, regarding the Central Artery Interchange in Cambridge. scanFeb 12
  135. 135Communication from Anne Strong, Cambridge Youth Soccer, in opposition to the practice of "waiving" custodial fees for use of school buildings by community non-profit groups. scanFeb 12
  136. 136Notice of a public hearing from the DPU for Wednesday, March 14, 1990 at 10 a. m. at 100 Cambridge St., Boston on a petition to provide inter-exchange telephone service from American Telecommunications Corporation within Massachusetts. scanFeb 12
  137. 137Notice of a public hearing from the DPU for Wednesday, March 14, 1990 at 1:00 p. m. at 100 Cambridge Street, Boston on the request for a transfer of a Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity from Metro Mobile CTS of Pittsfield, Inc., to Pittsfield Cellular Telephone Company. scanFeb 12
  138. 138Awaiting Report Item Number 28, regarding the installation of a traffic signal at the intersection of Harvard and Windsor Street. scanFeb 12
  139. 139Overview of the City's development policy. scanFeb 12
  140. 140LEGISLATION - regarding assault and battery upon certain public servants. - ORDER ADOPTED. scanFeb 12
  141. 141Council Order Number 18 of January 29, 1990 regarding safety and security in the Newtowne Court/Washington Elms area. scanFeb 12
  142. 142Massachusetts Arborist Association selecting Cambridge Fresh Pond "Kingley Park" to hold its eleventh annual Arbor Day Celebration. scanFeb 12
  143. 143Order - re: invitation to the North Cambridge Neighborhood Study Group to appear before the City Council with its opinions and recommendations for the Alewife area. (Myers) scanFeb 12
  144. 144Communication from Professor Jerzy Regulski, Senator Undersecretary of State, Warszawa, Poland, acknowledging receipt of the communication establishing a sister-city relationship with Krakow, Poland. scanFeb 12
  145. 145Communication from Art Agnos, Mayor, San Francisco, CA acknowledging receipt of a communication from the City Council relative to the earthquake which took place on Oct. 17, 1989. scanFeb 12
  146. 146Communication from Carrie Fuchs, Community Relations Coordinator, Mass. Water Resources Authority, trasmitting notification of a public hearing for Thursday, Feb. 15, 1990 at 7:30 P. M. at Faneuil Hall, Boston to take public comments on a Draft Facilities Plan and Draft Environmental Impact Report for the MWRA Combined Sewer Overflow Project. scanFeb 12
  147. 147COMMITTEE REPORT - Committee on Human Services and Youth relative to a hearing held on Monday, January 29, 1990 outlining the scope of the committee work being two fold: 1. to develop recommendation fr possible inclusion in the operating municipal budget and to develop long range strategies for the implementation over time to affect the delivery of services and quality of life of Cambridge residents. scanFeb 12
  148. 148Communication from R. Philip Dowds, CCLN, stating that he is unable to attend the hearing scheduled for this evening on his request and further requesting a new hearing be set for Monday, February 12, 1990 at 6:30 P. M. scanFeb 12
  149. 149Invitation to a presentation by Lois Gibbs on environmental issues. scanFeb 12
  150. 150Order-re: resolution on the retirement of Dorothy Haley. (Toomey & Sullivan) scanFeb 26
  151. 151Resolutions on the retirement of Audrey O'Neil. (Toomey & Sullivan) scanFeb 26
  152. 152Order-re: bookmobile not to be eliminated from the Library Budget. (Russell) scanFeb 26
  153. 153Resolution establishing the Michael Gaouette Community Service Award. (Duehay & Walsh) scanFeb 26
  154. 154Resolutions on the Phillips Brooks House volunteers and the Cambridge Youth Hockey Program. (Duehay & Walsh) scanFeb 26
  155. 155Resolutions to be prepared on the death of William Dines. (Russell) scanFeb 26
  156. 156Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Mary Arone. (Russell) scanFeb 26
  157. 157Resolution on the 100th birthday of Nancy Tetraglia. (Duehay) scanFeb 26
  158. 158Order-re: water and sewer abatements for the elderly. (Cyr & Toomey) scanFeb 26
  159. 159Order-re: hazardous household waste collection program. (Cyr) scanFeb 26
  160. 160Order-re: installation of a traffic light at the intersection of Huron Avenue and Lakeview Avenue. (Cyr) scanFeb 26
  161. 161Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Mrs. Nora McSweeney. (Toomey) scanFeb 26
  162. 162Order-re: congratulating William and Alice Russell on the birth of their second daughter. (Cyr) scanFeb 26
  163. 163Order-re: "The Everton C. Johnson Cambridge Community Center Entry Way". (Sullivan) scanFeb 26
  164. 164Order-re: wishing well to the Willis David Moore Youth Center. (Mayor Wolf) scanFeb 26
  165. 165Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Mary Popovicx. (Toomey) scanFeb 26
  166. 166Order-re: Cambridge Sister Cities Art Contest. (Myers) scanFeb 26
  167. 167Resolution on American Red Cross Month. (Mayor Wolf) scanFeb 26
  168. 168Resolutions on the death of Mary Condon. (Sullivan) scanFeb 26
  169. 169Resolutions on the death of Tricia Girard. (Russell, Sullivan & Toomey) scanFeb 26
  170. 170Resolutions on Michael McDermott being selected to represent the students of Massachusetts in Washington. (Toomey) scanFeb 26
  171. 171Resolutions on the death of Francis Keppel. (Duehay) scanFeb 26
  172. 172Resolution on Earth Day. (Mayor Wolf) scanFeb 26
  173. 173Resolution on "Ireland Recognition Day". (Sullivan) scanFeb 26
  174. 174Order-re: appreciation to the assistance on Nelson Mandela Day. (Vice-Mayor Reeves) scanFeb 26
  175. 175Order-re: congratulating Barack Obama, newly elected President of the Harvard Review. (Vice-Mayor Reeves) scanFeb 26
  176. 176Resolutions on the "Voice of our Children" Program. (Vice-Mayor Reeves.) scanFeb 26
  177. 177REPORTS FROM CITY OFFICERS - communication received from Daniel J. Wuenschel, Executive Director, Cambridge Housing Authority, regarding the application for public housing of Joann Regan. scanFeb 26
  178. 178Communication from Sybil J. Waldron, 15 Larch Road, in support of the Recycling Program. scanFeb 26
  179. 179Communication from Senator Edward M. Kennedy relative to a communication received by him from the City Council in support of the Chinese Student Immigration Bill. scanFeb 26
  180. 180Communication from Joseph Moakley, Congressman, regarding a communication sent to him by the City Council in support of the Housing Trust Bill. scanFeb 26
  181. 181Communication from Gerry Studds, Congressman, relative to a communication received from the City Council in support of S. 1949. scanFeb 26
  182. 182Communication from Edward J. Markey, Congressman, re: a communication sent to him by the City Council regarding an amendment to the Taft Hartley Labor Management Relations Act. scanFeb 26
  183. 183Communication from Governor Dukakis, relative to a resolution forwarded to him by the City Council on the shelter operated by the Cambridge and Somerville Program for alcoholic rehabilitation. scanFeb 26
  184. 184Communication from Albert C. Puell, 33 Trowbridge Street, relative to the Governor's declaration on Homeless Awareness Week and Homeless Unity Day. scanFeb 26
  185. 185Communication from Albert C. Puell, 33 Trowbridgge Street, requesting the Rent Control Board to publish a book entitled Rent Controlled Apartments/Units Directory. scanFeb 26
  186. 1861988-1989 Annual Report. scanFeb 26
  187. 187REPORTS FROM CITY OFFICERS - communication from Mayor Wolf transmitting a scheduling and briefing information for the National League of Cities Meeting in Washington. scanFeb 26
  188. 188COMMITTEE REPORTS - Committee on Human Services and Youth for a hearing held on Friday, Feb. 16, 1990 relative to the development of a unified response to meet the employment needs of the youth of Cambridge. scanFeb 26
  189. 189COMMITTEE REPORTS - Committee on Health and Hospitals for a hearing held on Thursday, Feb. 15, 1990 relative to developing a comprehensive substance abuse policy and giving special attention to the problems of the youth in the City. scanFeb 26
  190. 190COMMITTEE REPORTS - Committee on Health and Hospitals for a hearing held on Wednesday, Feb. 7, 1990 for the puprpose of receiving a financial overview of all components of the Hospital as the city begins the budget process for Fiscal Year 1991. scanFeb 26
  191. 191Communication from Claire E. Rodley, Secretary of the School Committee, transmitting notification of the hearing scheduled for Tuesday, March 13, 1990 at 7:00 p. m. on the issue of aids education and prevention. scanFeb 26
  192. 192Communication from The Cambridge Citizens for Liveable Neighborhoods Committee, expressing gratitude for the support received from the City Council for their ideas. scanFeb 26
  193. 193Awaiting Report Item Number 19 regarding ordinance or home rule petition so that the city may specify of bid recycled products. scanFeb 26
  194. 194Awaiting Report Item Number 41 regarding the abandoned red Buick sedan at 7 Vineyard Street. scanFeb 26
  195. 195Resolutions on the 80th Birthday of Lean Poleo. (Toomey) scanMar 12
  196. 196Order-re: City Council opposing rate increase by Postal Services. (Russell) scanMar 12
  197. 197Order-re: congratulating the Cambridge Rindge and Latin School Boys Basketball Team. (Toomey) scanMar 12
  198. 198Order-re: April 9th City Council meeting cancelled. (Mayor Wolf) scanMar 12
  199. 199Order-re: congratulations to Coach Al Cocolutto. (Toomey) scanMar 12
  200. 200Order-re: Birthday greetings to Michael Maffucci. (Sullivan) scanMar 12
  201. 201Order-re: congratulating the Lithuanian Parliament. (Sullivan) scanMar 12
  202. 202Resolution on the 1990 Sister City Summit Meeting. (Mayor Wolf) scanMar 12
  203. 203Resolutions on the 90th Birthday of Kathleen Jardien Hatchey, (entire membership) scanMar 12
  204. 204Resolutions on the death of Mary Brennan. (Sullivan, Duehay & Russell) scanMar 12
  205. 205Resolutions to be prepared on the retirement of Ann Umanzio. (Sullivan) scanMar 12
  206. 206Resolution welcoming the Mass. State Council of Carpenters to Cambridge. (Toomey, Mayor Wolf, Cyr & Sullivan) scanMar 12
  207. 207Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Joseph Gillespie. (Sullian) scanMar 12
  208. 208Resolutions to be prepard on the retirement of Doris Sullivan. (Toomey & Sullivan) scanMar 12
  209. 209Order-re: poor mail delivery in Cambridge. (Cyr) scanMar 12
  210. 210Order-re: creation of an independent review committee to study the water quality. (Cyr) scanMar 12
  211. 211Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Marc Rosius. (Vice-Mayor Reeves) scanMar 12
  212. 212Resolutions to be prepard on the death of Shirley Jennings. (Vice-Mayor Reeves) scanMar 12
  213. 213Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Berdina Griffin. (Vice-Mayor RReeves) scanMar 12
  214. 214Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Mary G. Davis. (Vice-Mayor Reeves) scanMar 12
  215. 215Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Renee Cox. (Vice-Mayor Reeves) scanMar 12
  216. 216Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Josephine Kemp. (Vice-Mayor Reeves) scanMar 12
  217. 217Resolutions on Women's History Month. (Mayor Wolf) scanMar 12
  218. 218Order-re: Sister City Project will hold a telethon to raise funds for San Jose las Flores. (Mayor Wolf) scanMar 12
  219. 219Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Helen Carlin. (Russell & Sullivan) scanMar 12
  220. 220Resolution on the Cambridge Mental Health Association. (Toomey) scanMar 12
  221. 221Order-re: Council member to atend "THE WORLD CONGRESS OF LOCAL GOVERNMENTS FOR A SUSTAINABLE FUTURE". (Russell, Sullivan, Toomey & Walsh) scanMar 12
  222. 222Resolutions on the Buckingham, Browne and Nichols Girls Varsity Volleyball Team. (Russell) scanMar 12
  223. 223Resolutions on Irish Heritage Day in Cambridge. (Walsh, Vice-Mayor Reeves, Russell & Toomey) scanMar 12
  224. 224Resolutions on Professor Rosovsky. (Walsh) scanMar 12
  225. 225Order-re: Census Day, April 1, 1990. (Walsh) scanMar 12
  226. 226Resolutions on the CITYSTEP Program. (Mayor Wolf and Toomey) scanMar 12
  227. 227Resolutions on the Teenwork Program. (Myers) scanMar 12
  228. 228Order-re: ownership of a strip of land known as Middlesex Extension. (Myers) scanMar 12
  229. 229Order-re: support of the Cambridge Coalition in Defense of Children and their families. (Myers) scanMar 12
  230. 230Order-re: support of the Human Services Program annual road race. (Myers) scanMar 12
  231. 231Order-re: CityCouncil supports the restoration of line item 3722-9018 for funding for the Work Force Program. (Myers) scanMar 12
  232. 232Communication from Arthur C. Puell, Cambridge Tenants for Stronger Rent Control, requesting the City Council to repeal the decision to find MIT guilty of refusing to abide the full occupancy tenants law. scanMar 12
  233. 233Communication from Albert C. Puell, Cambridge Tenants for Strong Rent Control, requesting the City Council to buy by eminent domain the gas station land in Harvard Square. scanMar 12
  234. 234Communication from Deborah K. Welsh, President of the Cambridge-Yerevan Sister City Association, requesting a hearing before the City Council update the City Council on the activities between the sister cities. scanMar 12
  235. 235Communication from Howard Claycombe, 16 Kenwood St., Somerville, regarding the Route 2 and Alewife rotary situation. scanMar 12
  236. 236Communication from John Natale, Small Property Owners Association, requesting a hearing before the City Council relative to recommending a number of changes to the rent control regulations. scanMar 12
  237. 237COMMITTEE REPORT - Committee on Environment for hearing held on Feb. 21, 1990 relative to a proposal of Brandeis University/CNG Energy Company to erect a power plant in the Cambridge Watershed area at Stony Brook in Waltham, general issues surrounding the protection of the watershed and a discussion on the issue of water quality. scanMar 12
  238. 238COMMITTEE REPORT - Committee on Sister Cities for a hearing held on March 2, 1990 to discuss the coordination of the various sister city relationships and to receive a list of upcoming events to be sponsored by the various entities. scanMar 12
  239. 239COMMITTEE REPORTS - Committee on Economic Development, Training and Employment for a hearing held on Feb. 27, 1990 to review the Cambridge Employment Plan. scanMar 12
  240. 240Awaiting Report Item Number 29 regarding the Central Artery Interchange. scanMar 12
  241. 241Awaiting Report Item Number 22 regarding number of units sold and number of units the documentation has not been completed from the Rent Control Board. scanMar 12
  242. 242Awaiting Report Item Number 40 regarding the incident of violence which occured at the Neville Manor. scanMar 12
  243. 243Awaiting Report Item Number 25 regarding traffic signal study update for Windsor Street and Harvard Street. scanMar 12
  244. 244Awaiting Report Item Number 12 regarding street lights from the BU bridge rotary to the Stop & Shop on Memorial Drive. scanMar 12
  245. 245Awaiting Report Item Number 34 regarding city's policy on posting City of Cambridge employment opportunities. scanMar 12
  246. 246Awaiting Report Item Number 39 regarding the process followed on real estate tax delinquents. scanMar 12
  247. 247Awaiting Report Item Number 38 regarding estimated water bills. scanMar 12
  248. 248Awaiting Report Item Number 35 regarding water and sewer abatement plan for the elderly. scanMar 12
  249. 249Awaiting Report Item Number 32 regarding a status report of in lieu of tax payments from Harvard and MIT. scanMar 12
  250. 250Awaiting Report Item Number 31 regarding all entities in lieu of tax payments. scanMar 12
  251. 251Awaiting Report Item Number 5 and 15 regarding noise at Porter Square and regulations regading air conditioning units. scanMar 12
  252. 252Awaiting Report Item Number 35 regarding signage at the intersection of Huron Avenue and Fresh Pond Parkway. scanMar 12
  253. 253Response to Council Order # 12 of January 29, 1990 regarding the intersection study for Broadway and Trowbridge Streets. scanMar 12
  254. 254Awaiting Report Item Number 28 regarding truck traffic on Brookline Street and the Cambridgeport/Central Square area in general. scanMar 12
  255. 255Awaiting Report Item Number 24 regarding custodians working in the Neighborhood Health Clinic located at 105 Windsor Street. scanMar 12
  256. 256Awaiting Report Item Number 16 regarding large trucks using our residential streets. scanMar 12
  257. 257Awaiting Report Item Number 23 regarding the use of City buildings which provide space for Neighborhood Health Clinics. scanMar 12
  258. 258Report from Terrence Morris, Executive Director, Rent Control, regarding eviction and rent adjustment cases. scanMar 12
  259. 259Order-re: invitation to attend hearing on the Commonwealth Day School issue be extended and then if no response subpoenas be issued by the City Clerk. (Walsh) scanMar 19
  260. 260Resolutions on Philip Mangano. (Mayor Wolf) scanMar 19
  261. 261Resolution on the CRLS Basketball team winning the State Final Championship. (Sullivan, Mayor Wolf and Myers) scanMar 19
  262. 262Resolution to be prepared on the death of Marilyn Leech (Russell) scanMar 19
  263. 263Resolution to be prepared on the death of Ruth Dunphy. (Sullivan Duehay and Russell) scanMar 19
  264. 264Order-re: congratulations to Councillor Jonathan Myers on the birth of his daughter Sophia Rose. (Mayor Wolf, Vice-Mayor Reeves, Cyr, Duehay, Russell, Sullivan, Toomey & Walsh) scanMar 19
  265. 265Order-re: acknowledging the "Women of Courage - East Exhibit". (Vice-Mayor Reeves) scanMar 19
  266. 266Resolutions on the 5th Pastoral Anniversary of Reverend Howard A. McClendon. (Vice-Mayor Reeves) scanMar 19
  267. 267Resolutions on the Stride Rite Corporation. (Sullivan, Vice-Mayor Reeves & Cyr) scanMar 19
  268. 268Resolution on the Cambridge Rindge and Latin School Boys Basketball Team. (entire membership) scanMar 19
  269. 269Resolution to be prepared on the deth of Jose Brazao. (Toomey) scanMar 19
  270. 270Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Reverend Timothy McCarthy. (Toomey) scanMar 19
  271. 271Resolutions congratulating Bill Cleary as he assumes his duties as Harvard Athletic Director. (Sullivan) scanMar 19
  272. 272Order-re: Cambridge becoming a member of the Metro-West Regional Recycling Committee. (Mayor Wolf) scanMar 19
  273. 273Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Catherine Lombardi. (Sullivan, Toomey & Walsh) scanMar 19
  274. 274Order-re: "cap" put on additional liquor licenses in the area bordered by Huron Ave., Garden St., Sherman St., Concord Ave. and Fresh Pond. (Russell & Mayor Wolf) scanMar 19
  275. 275Communication fromLisbet Koener, 23 Craigie St., relative to rent control. scanMar 19
  276. 276Notice of a public hearing from DPU for Thursday, April 5, 1990 at 10 a. m. at 100 Cambridge St., Boston on therequest of Fiberline Network Communications for a certificate of public convenience and necessity to operate as resale, value-added or interexchange common carrier within the Commonwealth. scanMar 19
  277. 277Notice of a public hearing from DPU for Tuesday, April10, 1990 at 10 a. m. at 100 Cambridge St., Boston onthe request of US Telecom Inc. for a certificate of public convenience and necessity to operate as a resale, value-added or interexchange common carrier within the Commonwealth. scanMar 19
  278. 278Communication from William J. O'Brien, Jr., Chairman, Arlington School Committee, transmitting notification that the Arlington School Committee voted inopposition to any construction on Route 2. scanMar 19
  279. 279Awaiting Report Item Number 22 regarding the development at Bay Village. scanMar 19
  280. 280Awaiting Report Item Number 7 regarding corection of conditions at Woodrow Wilson Court. scanMar 19
  281. 281Awaiting Report Item Number 7 regarding data on the 766 Program. scanMar 19
  282. 282Home Rule Petition relative to ASSAULT WEAPONS IN THE CITY OF CAMBRIDGE. Order adopted. scanMar 19
  283. 283Resolutions to be prepared on the deathof Jane Rubino. (Toomey) scanMar 26
  284. 284Order-re: speedy recovery to Mrs. Edna Duggan (Russell & Sullivan) scanMar 26
  285. 285Order-re: 4th Annual Road Race. (Mayor Wol, Myers & Sullivan) scanMar 26
  286. 286Order-re: congratulations to the Cambridge Rindge and Latin School Drama Club. (Sullivan, Mayor Wolf and Vice-Mayor Reeves) scanMar 26
  287. 287Order-re: bus tragedy whichstruck Saint Pual's African Methodist Church. (Sullivan, Mayor Wolf and Vice-Mayor Reeves) scanMar 26
  288. 288Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Thomas Hirl. (Sullivan) scanMar 26
  289. 289Order-re: congratulations to Reverend William Cummings on his appointment as Pastor of St. John's Church. (Toomey, Russell, Sullivan & Walsh) scanMar 26
  290. 290Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Rosalie F. Downey. (Sullivan) scanMar 26
  291. 291Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Geraldine Cox. (Sullivan) scanMar 26
  292. 292Resolutions to be prepared on the death of John J. Harrington. (Sullivan) scanMar 26
  293. 293Resolution on the 50th Wedding Anniversary of John & Marie O'Callahan. (Sullivan) scanMar 26
  294. 294Order-re: supporting the Boston/Cambridge area Sympathy Hunger Strike and Candlelight Vigil on March 30, 1990. (Vice-Mayor Reeves) scanMar 26
  295. 295Order-re: welcoming the Mass. Black Lawyers Association to Cambridge. (Vice-Mayor Reeves) scanMar 26
  296. 296Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Clifford H. Trotman. (Vice-Mayor Reeves) scanMar 26
  297. 297Resolution to be prepared on the deathof Lillian Carter. (Vice-Mayor Reeves and Sullivan) scanMar 26
  298. 298Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Albert Bryan. (Vice-Mayor Reeves) scanMar 26
  299. 299Order-re: handicapped parking spaces behind City Hall. (Myers) scanMar 26
  300. 300Order-re: April 27,1990 as "National Youth Service Day". (Myers) scanMar 26
  301. 301Order-re: creation of affordable housing units in the City. (Myers) scanMar 26
  302. 302Resolution on the birthday of Gertrude Coughlin. (Russell) scanMar 26
  303. 303Resolution on birthday of Reverend Thomas Curran. (Russell, Sullivan, Walsh & Toomey) scanMar 26
  304. 304Proclaiming March 26 - 30, 1990 as "Jobs for Bay State Graduates Career Association Week". (Mayor Wolf) scanMar 26
  305. 305Order-re: April 22, 1990 designated as "Earth Day 1990". (Entire Membership) scanMar 26
  306. 306Order-re: how new State Building Code can mesh with the City of Cambridge Building Code. (Walsh) scanMar 26
  307. 307Order-re: City Council supporting legislation entitled "AN ACT ENSURING EQUAL ACCESS TO SERVICES FOR ALL RESIDENTS OF THE COMMONWEALTH". Order adopted (Cyr) scanMar 26
  308. 308Communication from Albert C. Puell, Cambridge Tenants for Stronger Rent Control, requ4esting a computerized list of rents and rent increases for the last twenty years or since the beginning of Rent Control. scanMar 26
  309. 309Communication from Albert C. Puell, Cambridge Tenants for Stronger Rent Control, relative to the city taking by eminent domain the ex-Gulf station in Harvard Square and the lot next to the Central Square Fire Station. scanMar 26
  310. 310Communication from the Cambridge Substance Abuse Prevention and Intervention Task Force Members transmitting highlights from the Task Force meeting held on March 1, 1990 together with notice of the next scheduled meeting for April 5, 1990. scanMar 26
  311. 311Communication from Thomas P. Glynn, General Manager, Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority, relative to the authority's action to make the East Entry at Alewife Station an "exit only". scanMar 26
  312. 312Communication from Congressman Chester G. Atkins relative to a communication sent to him from the City Council regarding the Labor Management Relations Act to allow the creation of a housing trust fund. scanMar 26
  313. 313Response to Order # 22 of March 12, 1990 regarding the feasibility of reusing Methane Gas for an energy/heat source for Mayor Thomas W. Danehy Park. scanMar 26
  314. 314Awaiting Report Number 18 regarding the establishment of an Affirmtive Action Commission. scanMar 26
  315. 315Order-re: Homeowners Rehab, Inc. to be granted an extension of the start of the construction for the Brookline Street Housing. (Vice-Mayor Reeves) scanMar 26
  316. 316Communication from Bill Cavellini, Simplex Steering Commitee, requesting a hearing before the City Council regarding the irregularities connected with MIT;s demolition of three rent control houses on Blanche Street. scanMar 26
  317. 317Order-re: conflict with ordinance 1093 (Walsh) scanMar 26
  318. 318Resolution on the 90th Birthday of Elizabeth Mary Murphy (Sullivan) scanApr 2
  319. 319Resolution to be prepared on the death of Versa Assefa. (Vice-Mayor Reeves) scanApr 2
  320. 320Order-re: Area 4 Crime Task Force Fair. (Myers) scanApr 2
  321. 321Order-re: MIT to donate a parcel of land to CASPAR. (Entire membership) scanApr 2
  322. 322Resolutions o the death of Claire Hyman Steinert Thorn. (Walsh, Sulivan, Cyr and Mayor Wolf) scanApr 2
  323. 323Order-re: Harvard University named polluter of the month by Environmental Affairs Office. (Myers, Cyr and Vice-Mayor Reeves) scanApr 2
  324. 324Resolutions on Lithuania. (Entire membership) scanApr 2
  325. 325Order-re: replacement of the truss bridge in the Alewife Brook Parkway-Route 2 Interchange. (Mayor Wolf, Cyr, Myers, Russell and Vice-Mayor Reeves) scanApr 2
  326. 326Resolution on the retirement of Dorothea Johnson. (Entire membership) scanApr 2
  327. 327Resolution o the death of Dr. Jerome L. Weinberger. (Duehay) scanApr 2
  328. 328Resolution on the Food Pantry Network/C.E.O.C. food drive. (Mayor Wolf) scanApr 2
  329. 329Order-re: sign at the corner of Auburn, William and Pearl Streets be put back into place. scanApr 2
  330. 330Resolution on the STEP Program. (Vice-Mayor Reeves) scanApr 2
  331. 331Order-re: congratulation to the Deborah Mason School of Dancing Students. (Toomey) scanApr 2
  332. 332Order-re: establishment of an "Affordable Housing Land Bank". (Cyr) scanApr 2
  333. 333Resolution on the death of Domenic Salemme be prepared. (Toomey & Sullivan) scanApr 2
  334. 334Resolution to be prepared on the death of Aureau Santiago. (Toomey) scanApr 2
  335. 335Resolution to be prepared on the death of Stella Trocki. (Toomey) scanApr 2
  336. 336Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Arthur "Tito" Gautreau. (Sullivan, Russell, Cyr, Walsh & Duehay) scanApr 2
  337. 337Resolutions to be prepared o the death of Frank P. Talarico, Jr. (Sullivan, Russell, Toomey, Walsh, Duehay and Mayor Wolf) scanApr 2
  338. 338Order-re: Federal Fair Housing Act. (Mayor Wolf) scanApr 2
  339. 339Resolutions on Arbor Day. (Mayor Wolf) scanApr 2
  340. 340Order-re: recipients of the Debs-Thomas-Berstein awards. (Mayor Wolf) scanApr 2
  341. 341Resolution on the Cambridge Camping Association. (Mayor Wolf) scanApr 2
  342. 342Resolution to be prepared o the death of Bridget E. Murphy. (Russell & Sullivan) scanApr 2
  343. 343Order-re: honorees of the Academic Focus Luncheon. (Mayor Wolf) scanApr 2
  344. 344Order-re: proclamation of May as "Physical Fitness Month". (Mayor Wolf) scanApr 2
  345. 345Order-re: property at 77 Magazine Street. (Walsh) scanApr 2
  346. 346Order-re: support of the Cambridge Housing Authority Homelessness Prevention Program. (Myers) scanApr 2
  347. 347Communication from Senator John F. Kerry relative to a letter of support received from the City Council for an override of President Bush's veto of the Emergency Chinese Immigration Relief Act of 1989. scanApr 2
  348. 348Parking in City Hall Well. scanApr 2
  349. 349Awaiting Report Item Numbers 29 & 33 regarding the elimination of problems and status report on the situation on Decatur St. scanApr 2
  350. 350Awaiting Report Item Number 35 regarding the development of a short and long term strategy for meeting the needs of Area IV. scanApr 2
  351. 351Awaiting Report Item Number 27 regarding the number of break ins on Berkshire St., Cambridge St., William St. and York Street area. scanApr 2
  352. 352Awaiting Report Item Number 25 regarding the recent increase of thefts and robbery at JFK Apartments. scanApr 2
  353. 353COMMITTEE REPORT - Environment Committee - on the quality of water in Cambridge; a report entitled "Notes on Betterments made to Improve the Quality of Water for Cambridge and the recommendations to improve the delivery of services offered by the Water Dept. scanApr 2
  354. 354COMMITTEE REPORT - Human Services and Youth Committee- receiving reports from the Program and Private Sector Committees; to discuss the idea of a summit meeting with the school, business and community leaders and to continue discussions for the coordination and expansion of youth employment programs. scanApr 2
  355. 355COMMUNICATIONS AND REPORTS FROM CITY OFFICERS - notification of the special City Council meeting for July 30, 1990. scanApr 2
  356. 356COMMUNICATIONS AND REPORTS FROM CITY OFFICES - dedication ceremony for April 8, 1990 at the corner of Eliot and Bennett Streets. scanApr 2
  357. 357Response to City Council Order # 25 of March 12, 1990 regarding youth programs offered City wide. scanApr 2
  358. 358CRLS Air Quality Reports. scanApr 9
  359. 359Resolution on Eric Stahl leaving the Cambridge Chronicle. (entire membership) scanApr 23
  360. 360Resolution to be prepared on the death of Thomas F. Herlihy, Jr. (Russell) scanApr 23
  361. 361Resolution to be prepared on the deathof Lorraine Horgan. (Russell) scanApr 23
  362. 362Resolution on John DeLeo. (Walsh) scanApr 23
  363. 363Resolution to be prepared o the death of Agnes Rita Mullane. (Russell)Apr 23
  364. 364Resolutions on the 80th Birthday of Alyce H. Porembra. (Sullivan & Duehay) scanApr 23
  365. 365Resolutions to be prepared onthe death of Nick Ragno. (Toomey) scanApr 23
  366. 366Resolution on days of remembrance of the Holocaust. (entire membership) scanApr 23
  367. 367Resolution on the Cambridge Food Pantry Network and to Project Bread (Mayor Wolf) scanApr 23
  368. 368Resolution on the CRLS Boys Varsity Basketball Team. (Mayor Wolf and Vice Mayor Reeves) scanApr 23
  369. 369Order-re: purchase of recycled material. (Mayor Wolf and Duehay) scanApr 23
  370. 370Resolution endorsing the candidacy of David Scondras for the Harvard Board of Overseers. (Mayor Wolf, Vice Mayor Reeves, Cyr, Duehay & Myers) scanApr 23
  371. 371Resolution on the death of Mary Conlan. (Duehay) scanApr 23
  372. 372Resolution directed to the Harvard Corporation. (Duehay & Vice Mayor Reeves) scanApr 23
  373. 373Order-re: support of the rally of youth services and youth programs. (Myers) scanApr 23
  374. 374Order-re: City Departments to cease buying Salvadoran products. (Myers) scanApr 23
  375. 375Order-re: appreciation to the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company for their participation in the dedication of King Bhumibol Square. (Vice Mayor Reeves, Russell & Walsh) scanApr 23
  376. 376Resolution to be prepared on the death of Joseph Frazier, Sr. (Toomey) scanApr 23
  377. 377Resolutions on the 75th Birthday of Alfred E. Vellucci. (entire membership) scanApr 23
  378. 378Resolution on Joe McCabe - "Coach of the year - Division I". (Russell & Vice Mayor Reeves) scanApr 23
  379. 379Resolution on Omo Moses - "Player of the Year - Division I". (Toomey & Vice Mayor Reeves) scanApr 23
  380. 380Order-re: hearing for the hearing impaired individuals with the City Council. (Mayor Wolf, Vice Mayor Reeves and Duehay) scanApr 23
  381. 381Resolutions on the death of Atheline Chester. (Vice Mayor Reeves and Cyr) scanApr 23
  382. 382Resolutions on the death of Benjamin Perry, Sr. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanApr 23
  383. 383Resolutions on the death of Charlton Clarke (Vice Mayor Reeves & Toomey) scanApr 23
  384. 384Resolutions on the death of Jacqueline Ann Blenman. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanApr 23
  385. 385Resolutions on the Cambridge School Volunteers, Inc. (Toomey) scanApr 23
  386. 386Order-re: congratulating Robert Bryant on his appointment to the Massachusetts Housing and Finance Agency. (Toomey, Cyr & Myers) scanApr 23
  387. 387Order-re: congratulations to Susan Butcher on winning the Iditarod Dog Sled Race. (Russell) scanApr 23
  388. 388Resolution on the death of George R. Margetson, Jr. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanApr 23
  389. 389Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Louise Harrington. (Sullivan) scanApr 23
  390. 390Resolutions to be prepared on the death of William Lyons. (Russell, Sullivan, & Toomey) scanApr 23
  391. 391Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Edward Russell. (Russell, Sullivan & Toomey) scanApr 23
  392. 392Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Gilbert C. Boyle. (Russell) scanApr 23
  393. 393Comm. from Fran Belda, 18B Antrim St., relative to the state's recycling methods. scanApr 23
  394. 394Comm. from Terri Girard and Family in appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council in memory of their daughter, Tricia. scanApr 23
  395. 395Comm. from Carrie Fuchs, Community Relations Coordinator, transmitting the Draft Environmental Impact Report and the Draft Facilities plan for the Combined Sewer Overflow project. scanApr 23
  396. 396Comm. from Congressman Nicholas Mavroules, acknowledging receipt of a resolution from the City Council in support of the establishment of a housing trust fund for Boston hotel workers. scanApr 23
  397. 397Comm. from Claire E. Rodley, Secretary of the School Committee, transmitting approval by the School Committee of the operating budget for the Public Schools. scanApr 23
  398. 398Comm. from Anthony Iantosca, Member of the East Cambridge Stabilization Committee, regarding possible violations in building and city codes at Thorndike Place Condominiums. scanApr 23
  399. 399Comm. from Chester Cooper, River Street, regarding rent increases approved by the Rent Control Board. scanApr 23
  400. 400Notice of a public hearing by DPU for Tuesday, May 15, 1990 at 10:00 a. m. at 100 Cambridge St., Boston for a certificate as a Radio Utility, for the operation of a Mobile Radio Utility System for compensation with the Commonwealth by MetroNet, Inc. scanApr 23
  401. 401Information from the City Manager regarding the Commercial Parking Freeze. scanApr 23
  402. 402Communication from Mayor Wolf relative to the Cambridge Parking Freeze. scanApr 23
  403. 403Three landmark designations: The Luke Building - 135-45 Main St.; William Frost House - 10 Frost St.; The Union # 2 Engine House - 787 - 789 Main Street. scanApr 23
  404. 404Notice of a public hearing by DPU for Wednesday, May 16, 1990 at 10:00 a. m. at 100 Cambridge St., Boston on the request of NCN Communications, Inc. for a certificate of public convenience and necessity to operate as a resale, value added or interexchange common carrier with the Commonwealth. scanApr 23
  405. 405Comm. from jane F. Garvey, Commissioner, State Department of Public Works, regarding the Route 2/Alewife Brook Parkway Project. scanApr 23
  406. 406Comm. from William D. Ford, Chairman, Committee on Post Office and Civil Service, transmitting a communication sent to the Postmaster General regarding the postal service in Cambridge. scanApr 23
  407. 407Comm. from George W. Thorn, M. D., in appreciation to the resolution sent to him by the City Council on behalf of his wife. scanApr 23
  408. 408Comm. from Sebastian Vasconcelos, 199 Hamilton Street, in opposition to Rent Control Regulation c (½). scanApr 23
  409. 409Comm. from Jeb Brooks, 10 Bowdoin Street, regarding rent control apartments in the city. scanApr 23
  410. 410COMMITTEE REPORTS - Housing and Community Development Committee - relative to the reveiw of the process and apparatus for land use planning, development regulations and the impact assessment on the City of Cambridge. scanApr 23
  411. 411COMMITTEE REPORTS - Sister City Committee - relative to the preparation of a centralized sister city budget and to review a goal and objective statement from various sister city relationships. scanApr 23
  412. 412Awaiting Report Item Number 15 regarding non-criminal enforcement of Ordinance # 1084. scanApr 23
  413. 413City of Cambridge receiving the Antointte Forrester Downing Award from the Society of Architectural Historians for its recent publication "East Cambridge". scanApr 23
  414. 414Awaiting Report Item Number 22 regarding the demolition of the top two floors of 73-77 River Street and the units' rent control status. scanApr 23
  415. 415Awaiting Report Item Number 7 regarding options for assisting parents attending the City Council meetings. scanApr 23
  416. 416Awaiting Report Item Number 9 regarding a citizen's request to take legal action against the U. S. Postal Service. scanApr 23
  417. 417Awaiting Report Item Number 25 regarding the 911 response to 181 Upland Road on March 3, 1990. scanApr 23
  418. 418Awaiting Report Item Number 31 regarding the development plan for the Brattle Theater and Arcade. scanApr 23
  419. 419Awaiting Report Item Number 29 regarding the number of police officers and police cars assigned to North and West Cambridge. scanApr 23
  420. 420Awaiting Report Item Number 21 and Council Order Number 21 regarding initiatives taken for Census Day. scanApr 23
  421. 421Press release regarding the Elmwood Avenue Traffic Study. scanApr 23
  422. 422Resolution on the 20th Anniversary of the KUUMBA Singers. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanApr 30
  423. 423Resolution proclaiming Cambridge in celebration of Cinco De Mio. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanApr 30
  424. 424Order-re; proclaiming May as Mental Health Month. (Mayor Wolf) scanApr 30
  425. 425Order-re: report on the demolition of the buildings on Blanche Street. (Myers) scanApr 30
  426. 426Resolutions to be prepared on the death of James R. Simpson. (Sullivan) scanApr 30
  427. 427Resolutions to be prepared on the death of John W. Lyons. (Sullivan) scanApr 30
  428. 428Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Michael Maffucci. (Sullivan) scanApr 30
  429. 429Order-re: April 28, 1990 as Arbor Day. (Duehay) scanApr 30
  430. 430Resolution on Kevin W. Yearwood being selected as Outstanding Black Achiever. (Toomey, Sullivan & Vice Mayor Reeves) scanApr 30
  431. 431Order-re: approving the filing of Home Rule legislation entitled "AN ACT AUTHORIZING THE CITY OF CAMBRIDGE TO CONTINUE THE EMPLOYMENT OF SERGEANT DOMINIC R. SCALESE AFTER THE AGE OF SIXTY-FIVE. (Russell) REFERRED TO THE CITY MANAGER FOR REPORT. scanApr 30
  432. 432Resolution on Father James LaFontaine, S. J. on his assignment to Boston College High School. (Russell) scanApr 30
  433. 433Resolution on the Community ARts Center. (Myers, Vice Mayor Reeves and Mayor Wolf) scanApr 30
  434. 434Resolution on senior Matt Aldrich being named All Scholastic Boys Indoor Track Team. (Toomey) scanApr 30
  435. 435Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Mary R. Carson Cherubino (Toomey & Sullivan) scanApr 30
  436. 436Order-re: Office of Children response to licenses for day care facilities. (Walsh) scanApr 30
  437. 437Resolution on the Cambridge School Volunteers, Inc. (Mayor Wolf) scanApr 30
  438. 438Order-re: development of affordable housing on First Street. (Russell) scanApr 30
  439. 439Comm. from John F. Natale, Small Property Owners Association, transmitting the rent control reform agenda for the association. scanApr 30
  440. 440Notice of a public hearing by the DPU for May 7, 1990 at the Kennedy School in Cambridge and May 10, 1990 at the Barnstable High School Auditorium in Hyannis regarding the petition of the Cambridge Electric Light Company and the Commonwealth Electric Company for a joint petition for a conservation and Load Management Program and for approval of cost recovery mechanisms. scanApr 30
  441. 441Comm. from Congressman John J. Moakley relative to the Housing Trust Bill. scanApr 30
  442. 442Petition of R. B. Parkery relative to the homless women living in shelters. scanApr 30
  443. 443Comm. from Thomas A. Mela, General Counsel, State Office for Children, relative to the distinction between family day care homes and group day care centers. scanApr 30
  444. 444Comm. from Congressman Edward J. Markey relative to the visa extensions for Chinese students currently residing in the United States. scanApr 30
  445. 445Notification from Executive Director of the Rent Control Board with information on 55-57 Blanche Street and 38 Green Street scanApr 30
  446. 446Awaiting Report Item Number 20 regarding the land owned by Harvard and MIT. scanApr 30
  447. 447Awaiting Report Item Number 36 regarding enforcement of parking laws within the Agassiz Neighborhood. scanApr 30
  448. 448Awaiting Report Item Number 31 relative to the ownership of CWT. scanApr 30
  449. 449Council Order Number 47 of 4/2/90 regarding the condom issues at C.R.L.S. scanApr 30
  450. 450Awaiting Report Item Number 32, regarding the feasibility of providing lights at Callahan Field. scanApr 30
  451. 451Awaiting Report Item Number 12 regarding the Mooney Street Transfer Station for a recycling facility. scanApr 30
  452. 452Awaiting Report Item Number 24 regarding the unsanitary disposal of garbage by fast food restaurants on the corner of Mass. Ave. and Douglas Street. scanApr 30
  453. 453Awaiting Report Item Number 30 regarding the posting of intention to demolish a building, 48 hours prior to demolition. scanApr 30
  454. 454Order-re: development of an interim agreement on the regulation of the Commercial Parking Freeze. scanApr 30
  455. 455Awaiting Report Item Number 19 regarding limits on individual taxpayers percentage increases. scanApr 30
  456. 456Comm. from Wayne A. Budd United States Attorney, stating there is insufficient evidence of prosecutable violations of federal civil or criminal civil rights laws on the COMMONWEALTH DAY SCHOOL matter. (Hearing by City Council held this date.) scanApr 30
  457. 457Resolutions on "Head Start". (Mayor Wolf) scanMay 7
  458. 458Order-re: proposed budget cuts which provides referral and counselling service to CHA residents. (Russell, Sullivan & Mayor Wolf) scanMay 7
  459. 459Resolutions on the retirement of William D. Miller. (Sullivan) scanMay 7
  460. 460Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Irene Rosenberger. (Toomey) scanMay 7
  461. 461Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Arthur Clarke. (Sullivan) scanMay 7
  462. 462Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Lester Sullivan. (Sullivan & Toomey) scanMay 7
  463. 463Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Morris Greenidge. (Sullivan & Vice Mayor Reeves) scanMay 7
  464. 464Resolution on Deacon Christie Dinkins. (Vice Mayor Reeves & Russell) scanMay 7
  465. 465Order-re: commit the city to the realization of equality, justice and equal access. (entire membership) scanMay 7
  466. 466Order-re: proclaiming May 17 "World Class Commuting Day". (Mayor Wolf) scanMay 7
  467. 467Order-re: recognition to Pat Sekler. (Duehay & Mayor Wolf) scanMay 7
  468. 468Order-re: recognition to Isabella Halsted of her starting Riverbend Park. (Duehay and Mayor Wolf) scanMay 7
  469. 469Order-re: proclaiming May 16th as Cambridge Teacher Appreciation Day. (Mayor Wolf) scanMay 7
  470. 470Order-re: Household Hazardous Waste Collection Day. (Mayor Wolf) scanMay 7
  471. 471Order-re: proclaiming May 15-21 as "White Cane Week". (Mayor wolf) scanMay 7
  472. 472Resolution on the death of Mary Ellen Epps. (Vice Mayor Reeves, Mayor Wolf, Duehay & Russell) scanMay 7
  473. 473Resolution on the death of Camelia (Greenhalgh) Stewart. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanMay 7
  474. 474Order-re: permanent rules adopted (Duehay & Sullivan) REFERRED TO THE RULES COMMITTEE. scanMay 7
  475. 475Awaiting Report Item Number 27 regarding Conflicts of laws issues for property under rent control. scanMay 7
  476. 476Response to Council Order # 52 of March 12, 1990 regarding costs and savings of implementing quarterly tax bills. scanMay 7
  477. 477Awaiting Report Item Number 32, regarding a traffic study of the intersection of Charles Street and Sixth Street. scanMay 7
  478. 478Resolutions congratulating the cast & crew of "Laff in the Dark" at the Cambridge Rindge and Latin School. (Mayor Wolf) scanMay 14
  479. 479Order-re: Field St. be included in the sidewalk construction. (Russell) scanMay 14
  480. 480Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Dr. Charles Bonner. (Sullivan & Vice Mayor Reeves) scanMay 14
  481. 481Resolution on Major General Joseph Naven Garba. (Mayor Wolf, Vice Mayor Reeves and Duehay) scanMay 14
  482. 482Resolution on the "Tribute" to Saundra Graham. (entire membership) scanMay 14
  483. 483Order-re: special welcome to Gregorii Borisovich Maistrenko and the USSR students from Leningrad. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanMay 14
  484. 484Order-re: appreciation to John Frank, Coordinator of the Graham and Parks Neighborhood Council. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanMay 14
  485. 485Resolution on the Community Arts Center. (Vice Mayor Reeves & Mayor Wolf) scanMay 14
  486. 486Order-re: congratulations to S.A.V.E. (Vice Mayor Reeves, Mayor Wofl and Myers) scanMay 14
  487. 487Resolution on position taken by Professor Derrick Bell. (Vice Mayor Reeves, Cyr & Mayor Wolf) scanMay 14
  488. 488Resolution on the death of Addison F. Kiner. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanMay 14
  489. 489Order-re: "The Time is Now" - Cambridge Churches Respond to the Housing Crisis - Conference. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanMay 14
  490. 490Resolution on the Little Orchestra of Cambridge. (Mayor Wolf, Cyr & Vice Mayor Reeves) scanMay 14
  491. 491Order-re: support the Senate version of the Clean Air Act that eliminated Sectin 519C. (Duehay) scanMay 14
  492. 492Resolution on Charles Melanso being honored by Suffolk University. (Sullivan & Toomey) scanMay 14
  493. 493Resolutions on the death of Daniel Murphy to be prepared. (Sullivan) scanMay 14
  494. 494Resolution on the birth of the eighth time grandchild of Councillor Sheila Russell of Meghan Therese Russell. (entire membership) scanMay 14
  495. 495Order-re: retirement of Sharkie Alexander. (Toomey & Sullivan) scanMay 14
  496. 496Resolution to be prepared on the death of Richard Costa. (Russell, Sullivan & Toomey) scanMay 14
  497. 497Resolution on the death of Rayette Yarde. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanMay 14
  498. 498Resolution on the death of Eliza Childers. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanMay 14
  499. 499Comm. from Margaret Materazzo transmitting appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of the C. R.L.S. Basketball Team. scanMay 14
  500. 500Comm. from Gertrude R. Coughlin, 700 Huron Avenue, transmitting appreciation to the City Council for the resolution adopted for her 85th Birthday. scanMay 14
  501. 501Comm. from Alvin E. Thompson, Representative, transmitting appreciation to the City Council for a resolution sent to him pertaining to An Act Ensuring Equal Access to Services for All Residents of the Commonwealth". scanMay 14
  502. 502Comm. from Claire E. Rodley, Secretary of the School Committee, transmitting the schedule of the 1990 graduation daes. scanMay 14
  503. 503COMMITTEE REPORTS - Committee on Claims - recommending the approval of various claims submitted to the committee. scanMay 14
  504. 504ORDER ADOPTED - acceptance of the provision of Chapter 213 of the Acts of 1989 entitled "AN ACT AUTHORIZING CITIES AND TOWNS TO PENALIZE THOSE WHO ABANDON MOTOR VEHICLES". scanMay 14
  505. 505Awaiting Report Item Number 16, regarding the development of a short and long term strategy for addressing the needs of Area IV. scanMay 14
  506. 506Awaiting Report Iem Number 38 regarding apartments located at 292-296-298 Broadway. scanMay 14
  507. 507Regarding the creation of an Affordable Housing Land Bank. scanMay 14
  508. 508Awaiting Report Item Number 18 regarding plans to evaluate the Multi-Service Center for the homeless. scanMay 14
  509. 509Awaiting Report Item Number 21 regarding quality of food being offered to senior citizens by Meals on Wheels, etc. scanMay 14
  510. 510Awaiting Report Item Number 29 regarding police personnel in the area of Standish Street and Huron Avenue. scanMay 14
  511. 511ORDER ADOPTED - acceptance of Chapter 140, Section 22A of the MGLA regarding regulations of lodging houses. scanMay 14
  512. 512Order-re: approval of Senate Bill 1580. (Mayor Wolf, Vice Mayor Reeves, Cyr, Duehay, Myers & Toomey) AN ACT REGULATING CONDOMINIUM CONVERSION AND OTHER REMOVALS OF CONTROLLED RENTAL UNITS IN THE CITY OF CAMBRIDGE. Order adopted. Chap. 52 of the Acts of 1990 see also Sundries # 650 scanMay 14
  513. 513Resolutions on the retirement of Thomas Lang. (Sullivan) scanMay 21
  514. 514Resolutions on the 50th Wedding Anniversary of Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Michaels. (Walsh) scanMay 21
  515. 515Resolutions on the retirement of Walter J. Sullivan. (entire membership) scanMay 21
  516. 516Order-re: congratulating Margaret Walsh on her 50th Birthday. (Russell) scanMay 21
  517. 517Order-re: congratulations to Sheila T. Russell. (Sullivan) scanMay 21
  518. 518Order-re: "open-referral" program. (Toomey) scanMay 21
  519. 519Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Allan Clarke. (Toomey) scanMay 21
  520. 520Resolution on presentation of "Cap O' Angel". (Toomey) scanMay 21
  521. 521Resolution on Reverend William D. Walsh. (Sullivan, Russell, Walsh & Duehay) scanMay 21
  522. 522Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Roger Beaulieu. (Russell) scanMay 21
  523. 523Order-re: rededication of the Prince Hall Mystic Arlington Cemetery. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanMay 21
  524. 524Resolutions on the death of Gertrude Spiller. (Entire membership) scanMay 21
  525. 525Resolution on Police Officer Maureen Ford apprehending Arthur (Butch) Doe. (Entire membership) scanMay 21
  526. 526Awaiting Report Item Numbers 39 and 42 regarding the opening of New Street. scanMay 21
  527. 527Order-re: Saint Anthony's Church Procession. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanMay 21
  528. 528Order-re: raffle table for the Greek Festival to be located in Harvard Square. (Cyr) scanMay 21
  529. 529Order-re: Cambridge Coordinated Multicultural HIV Protection Project. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanMay 21
  530. 530Resolution on the Cambridge Housing Work Force Program. (Mayor Wolf and Myers) scanMay 21
  531. 531Order-re: Public Works Week. (Mayor Wolf, Walsh, Cyr & Russell) scanMay 21
  532. 532Order-re: traffic on Jefferson St. (Russell) scanMay 21
  533. 533Resolutions on the death of Frederick J. Doucette. (Sullivan, Toomey, Mayor Wolf, Cyr & Walsh) scanMay 21
  534. 534Resolution on the death of Dudley E. Flemming. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanMay 21
  535. 535Resolution on the Cambridge River Festival. (Mayor Wolf) scanMay 21
  536. 536Order-re: signalization of the intersection of Sparks, Brattle and Craigie Streets. (Russell) scanMay 21
  537. 537Resolutions to be prepared on the death of John Graveles. (Toomey, Russell, Sullivan, Walsh & Duehay) scanMay 21
  538. 538Awaiting Report Item # 34 regarding Section 40, Chapter 653. REFERRED TO THE FINANCE COMMITTEE. scanMay 21
  539. 539Awaiting Report Item Number 29 regarding the policy for cleaning and repairing fire hydrants. scanMay 21
  540. 540Awaiting Report Item Number 27 regarding condition in the area of Essex Street and Bishop Allen Drive, JFK Apartments. scanMay 21
  541. 541Awaiting Report Item Number 25 regarding billing procedure of the Water Dept. scanMay 21
  542. 542Awaiting Report Item Number 22 regarding MasterCard/Visa account for the payment of parking tickets and tow charges. scanMay 21
  543. 543Awaiting Report Item Number 35 regarding weekly update of the progress on the robberies in Harvard Square. scanMay 21
  544. 544City Council Order Number 26 of April 2, 1990 relative to waste paper recycling within municipal buildings. scanMay 21
  545. 545Awaiting Report Item Number 28 regarding renovations of the premises numbered 152-156 Sixth Street. scanMay 21
  546. 546Awaiting Report Item Number 37 regarding malfunctioning traffic light at the intersection of Brookline Street and Putnam Ave. scanMay 21
  547. 547Communication from Secretary Salvucci concerning the Central Artery Project. scanMay 21
  548. 548Comm. from John DeVillars, Secretary of the Environmental Affairs, transmitting notification of the Final Traffic Impact Assessment on the North Station Garage. scanMay 21
  549. 549COMMUNICATIONS & REPORTS FROM CITY OFFICERS - communication from MaryLou McGrath, Superintendent of Shcools, transmitting a status report of the Air Quality Project in the High School and the Elementary Schools. scanMay 21
  550. 550COMMUNICATIONS & REPORTS FROM CITY OFFICERS - Comm. from the School Committee transmitting notification of teh graduation dates and guest speakers at the various schools throughout the city. scanMay 21
  551. 551COMMUNICATIONS & REPORTS FROM CITY OFFICERS - Comm. from Mayor Emeritus Alfred E. Vellucci transmitting notification of the development of a program entitled "Science Enrichment Project". scanMay 21
  552. 552COMMITTEE REPORT - Human Services and Youth Committee to continue discussion on the creation of acentralized City Youth Employment Center, summer employment and an Employer Sensitivity Workshop. scanMay 21
  553. 553Resolution on James "Red" McAvoy. (Sullivan) scanJun 4
  554. 554Resolutions congratulating Birge Albright. (Duehay, Russell, Sullivan & Walsh) scanJun 4
  555. 555Resolutions congratulating Oliver Farnum. (Entire membership) scanJun 4
  556. 556Resolutions on the 80th Birthdayof John Gannon. (Walsh) scanJun 4
  557. 557Resolutions on the Golden Wedding Anniversay of Pasquale and Christina Pilleri. (Toomey) scanJun 4
  558. 558Resolutions on the retirement of Marjorie Andrews. (Sullivan & Toomey) scanJun 4
  559. 559Resolutions on the death of Andrew P. Quigley. (Sullivan) scanJun 4
  560. 560Resolution on pledge walk "From All Walks of Life". (Toomey) scanJun 4
  561. 561Order-re: fundraising efforts of Greg Long for Farr Academy. (Toomey) scanJun 4
  562. 562Resolutions congratulating William Cristo. (Toomey) scanJun 4
  563. 563Resolutions on Willie Williams. (Toomey) scanJun 4
  564. 564Resolution on the Blessed Sacrament Color Guard. (Toomey & Sullivan) scanJun 4
  565. 565Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Anna M. Naro. (Toomey) scanJun 4
  566. 566Resolution on Sister Ellen Powers. (Russell)Jun 4
  567. 567Order-re: flag flown andlighted at Flagstaff Square Park. (Mayor Wolf) scanJun 4
  568. 568Order-re: flag flown on municipal buildings during holidays. (Mayor Wolf) scanJun 4
  569. 569Resolutions on the birth of Patrick Timothy Boyle. (Entire membership) scanJun 4
  570. 570Resolutions to be prepared on the retirement of John Riley. (Sullivan & Russell) scanJun 4
  571. 571Resolution to be prepared commending Derek C. Bok. (Sullivan) scanJun 4
  572. 572Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Catherine F. Scott. (Russell, Sullivan, Toomey & Duehay) scanJun 4
  573. 573Resolutions to be prepared on the death of William "Bill" McMahon. (Russell & Sullivan) scanJun 4
  574. 574Resolutions congratulating the seniors at the Miller River Apartments. (Russell, Toomey & Myers) scanJun 4
  575. 575Resolutions on the death of Anita Smith. (Mayor Wolf) scanJun 4
  576. 576Order-re: Community Block Grant Program. (Mayor Wolf) scanJun 4
  577. 577Resolutions on the open house party of the Meitec US-Japan Friendship House. (Toomey and Mayor Wolf) scanJun 4
  578. 578Resolutions on the Cambridge Bulldogs. (Toomey) scanJun 4
  579. 579Resolutions on Matignon High School Baseball Team. (Toomey & Russell) scanJun 4
  580. 580Order-re: Massachusetts-Greater Boston Special Olympics Tournament. (Toomey & Myers) scanJun 4
  581. 581Resolutions on Nelson and Winnie Mandela. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanJun 4
  582. 582Order-re: Drug Free Fair. (Myers) scanJun 4
  583. 583Order-re: youth employment programs. (Myers) scanJun 4
  584. 584Resolutions on the 50th Wedding Anniversary of Peter and Agnes McCann. (Sullivan & Toomey) scanJun 4
  585. 585Resolutions on the death of Joan Ann Shanahan. (Toomey) scanJun 4
  586. 586Resolutions on the death of Charles Serwecinski. (Toomey) scanJun 4
  587. 587Order-re: graduation class of 199. (Vice Mayor Reeves & Mayor Wolf) scanJun 4
  588. 588Resolutions on the 44th Anniversary of the Republic of Italy. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanJun 4
  589. 589Order-re: congratulating the Cambridge Multicultural Arts Center. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanJun 4
  590. 590Resolutions on the volunteers who assisted the Tobin School neighborhood. (Russell) scanJun 4
  591. 591Resolution on the Women's Lacrosse Team of Harvard University. (Toomey) scanJun 4
  592. 592Resolutions on the retirement of Frances Leonard from the Friends of the Cambridge Hospital. (Sullivan) scanJun 4
  593. 593Resolutions on the death of Rutha A. Morrissey. (Sullivan, Toomey & Russell) scanJun 4
  594. 594Order-re: beautifying the cemetery for Memorial Day. (Sullivan, Russell, Toomey, Walsh, Duehay, Myers & Mayor Wolf) scanJun 4
  595. 595Order-re: hiring of additional police personnel. (Walsh) scanJun 4
  596. 596Order-re: concerns from the Vice President of the Cambridge Chamber of Commerce regarding the Traffic Mitigation and Supply Restriction Ordinance. (Walsh) scanJun 4
  597. 597Resolutions on Tara F. Herlihy passing the Bar Examination. scanJun 4
  598. 598Resolutions on Paul D. Griffin passing the Bar Examination. (Walsh) scanJun 4
  599. 599Order-re: development of Kennedy Lofts. (Walsh) scanJun 4
  600. 600Notice of a public hearing by the DPU for comments, objections and requests for public hearings on a proposed transfer of Telespher Communications, Inc. and National Services,Inc. scanJun 4
  601. 601Notice of a public hearing from DPU for Wednesday, July 11, 1990 at 10 a. m. at 100 Cambridge Street, Boston on a petition from Comtel Computer Corp. to provide interexchange telephone service in the Commonwealth. scanJun 4
  602. 602REFERRED TO THE CITY MANAGER- Notice of a public hearing from DPU for Friday, June 22, 1990 at 10 a. m. at 100 Cambridge Street, Boston on the petition of Joseph's Limousine Service, Inc. requesting a certificate of public convenience and necessity for restricted common carrier. scanJun 4
  603. 603REFERRED TO THE CITY MANAGER FOR REPORT - Notice of a public hearing by DPU for Tuesday, June 19, 1990 at 7:30 p. m. City Council Chamber, New Bedford City Hall, on the petition of Cambridge Eletric Light Company and Commonwealth Electric Company for pre-approval of the two companies Conservation and Load Management Program and two petitions for approval of related cost recovery mechanisms. scanJun 4
  604. 604COMMITTEE REPORTS - Report from the Environment Committee to receive and review a report entitled "Planning Curbside Recycling for Cambridge, MA". scanJun 4
  605. 605Response to Awaiting Report Item Number 50 regarding the installatin of "Slow For Childre" signs on Cedar Street near Sleeper Park. scanJun 4
  606. 606Response to Awaiting Report Item Number 21 regarding short term parking at City hall and City Hall Annex. scanJun 4
  607. 607Response to Awaiting Report Item Number 33 regarding the transportation of trash to the sidewalk for residents of 115 Brattle Street. scanJun 4
  608. 608Response to Awaiting Report Item Number 42 regarding the number of minority persons employed at Danehy Park. scanJun 4
  609. 609Resolutions on the 50th wedding Anniversary and the 75th Birthdays of Beatrice and William Stavropoulos. (Sullivan) scan—
  610. 610Resolutions on the graduation of Joseph W. Travers, Jr. D.D.S. (Toomey) scan—
  611. 611Order-re; Appian Way and Brattle Street be named Francis Keppel. (Duehay) scan—
  612. 612Resolutions on the death of Mary Ring. (Toomey) scan—
  613. 613Order-re: affordable housing. (Walsh) scan—
  614. 614Order-re: appreciation to the Charles River Yacht Club. (Russell) scan—
  615. 615Order-re: liquor cap at One Kendall Square. (Cyr) scan—
  616. 616Resolutions on the North Cambridge Health Center. (Mayor Wolf) scan—
  617. 617Resolutions on Stride Rite Corporation. (Mayor Wolf) scan—
  618. 618Resolutions congratulating the 1990 graduating class of the Community Learning Center. scan—
  619. 619Resolutions on Shelter, Inc. (Mayor Wolf) scan—
  620. 620Resolutions on Project Bridge at Polaroid Corp. (Mayor Wolf) scan—
  621. 621Resolutions on the Community Learning Center. (Myers) scan—
  622. 622Resolution on the death of Lawrence Montgomery. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scan—
  623. 623Resolutions on the death of Armando Pantanella. (Sullivan & Toomey) scan—
  624. 624Resolutions on the 80th Birthday of Margaret "Madge" Doherty. (Walsh) scan—
  625. 625Order-re: Women's Locker room be cleaned and repainted at the War Memorial Pool. scan—
  626. 626Comm. from George F. Welch, Jr. relative to issues of cable TV within the city. scan—
  627. 627Communication from Mayor Alice K. Wolf transmitting notification of the appointment of a committee to recommend a suitable public memorial honoring the late Mary Conlan. scanJun 11
  628. 628Report from Sister Cities Committee for a hearing held on Wednesday, April 25, 1990 to discuss the topic of coordination and suggested guidelines and criteria to be employed in the establishment of future sister city relationships. scanJun 11
  629. 629Awaiting Report Item Numbers 19 and 28 regarding the demolition of the buildings on Blanche Street. scanJun 11
  630. 630Response to City Council Order Number 36 of June 4, 1990 regarding the opening of Thomas W. Danehy Park. scanJun 11
  631. 631Awaiting Report Item Number 39 regarding the intersection of Middlesex and Pemberton Street. scanJun 11
  632. 632Awaiting Report item Number 47, regarding Rev. Williams (Sleeper) Park. scanJun 11
  633. 633Response to City Council #34 of May 14, 1990 regarding the Porter Exchange Mall. scanJun 11
  634. 634Approval of license agreement between the Cambridgeside Galleria Associates and the City Of Cambridge. scanJun 25
  635. 635First report from the Interdepartmental Development Log. scanJun 25
  636. 636Awaiting Report Item Number 22 regarding land owned by Harvard and M.I.T. scanJun 25
  637. 637Awaiting Report Item Number 20 regarding rubbish being compacted in the vicinity of the Porter Square Arcade located on White Street. scanJun 25
  638. 638Awaiting Report Item Number 47 regarding conditions in the roadway at the corner of Reed Street and Rindge Avenue. scanJun 25
  639. 639Awaiting Report Item Number 43 regarding gang related violence and drug trafficking at Alewife Station. scanJun 25
  640. 640Awaiting Report Item Number 5 regarding allegation of variance from Noise Ordinance granted to Star Market at Porter Square. scanJun 25
  641. 641Awaiting Report Item Number Thirty-Three regarding suspicious fires at 137-139 Richdale Avenue. scanJun 25
  642. 642Awaiting Report Item Number Twenty-four regarding developing affordable housing between First and Second Streets in East Cambridge. scanJun 25
  643. 643Awaiting Report Item Number 53, regarding potholes on Waverly Street. scanJun 25
  644. 644COMMUNICATIONS & REPORTS FROM CITY OFFICERS - Comm. from Mayor Alice K. Wolf transmitting a communication from the Board of Selectment for the Town of Belmont, requesting that a comprehensive hydrologic/hydraulic study fo the alewife Watershed be conducted. scanJun 25
  645. 645COMMUNICATIONS & REPORTS FROM CITY OFFICERS - Comm. from Mayor Alice K. Wolf transmitting a copy of the Commissioner's Report on the Examination of the Cambridge Retirement System with the recommendation that said report be referred to the Government Operations Committee. scanJun 25
  646. 646Cambridge Housing Needs Study. scanJun 25
  647. 647Comm. from Tom and Martha Lang expressing appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council. scanJun 25
  648. 648Comm. Eileen Moran Brown, President, Cambridge College, extending an invitation to the City Council to attend a CELEBRATION OF THEDISTANCE TRAVELLED on Thursday, June 28th from 3:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. at One Mifflin Place. scanJun 25
  649. 649Communication from David P. Sullivan, Co-Chairperson, Small Property Owners Association of Cambridge, relative to relief to small property owners. scanJun 25
  650. 650Comm. from City Clerk transmitting a copy of Chapter 52 of the Acts of 1990 the same being AN ACT REGULATING CONDOMINIUM CONVERSION AND OTHER REMOVALS OF CONTROLLED RENTAL UNITS IN THE CITY OF CAMBRIDGE. see Sundries #512 for legislation scanJun 25
  651. 651Comm. from John F. Natale, Small Property Owners Association, requesting a hearing before the Rent Control Committee regarding their reform proposal. scanJun 25
  652. 652Council Order Number 16, of 6/11/90 regarding extending open enrollment period for Health Insurance and declare a moratorium on HMO changes. scanJun 25
  653. 653Council Order Number 20 of 1/22/90 regarding an Intersection Study of Fayerweather Street, Saville Street and Granville Road. scanJun 25
  654. 654Awaiting Report Item Number 44 regarding quarterly household waste collection. scanJun 25
  655. 655Awaiting Report Item Number 42, regarding the time frame for land taking, and construction of the Binney Street Connector. scanJun 25
  656. 656Awaiting Report Item Number 34 regarding a status report of the building located at 2 Essex Street. scanJun 25
  657. 657Awaiting Report Item Number 25 regarding Home Rule Legislation entitled "AN ACE AUTHORIZING THE CITY OF CAMBRIDGE TO CONTINUE THE EMPLOYMENT OF SERGEANT DOMINIC R. SCALESE AFTER THE AGE OF SIXTY-FIVE. scanJun 25
  658. 658AN ACT AUTHORIZING THE ESTABLISHMENT IN THE CITY OF CAMBRIDGE OF A HOUSING TRUST FUND and AN ACT AUTHORIZING THE ESTABLISHMENT IN THE CITY OF CAMBRIDGE OF HOUSING MITIGATION FEES. scanJun 25
  659. 659Resolution on the retirement of Mary McCafferty. (Sullivan) scanJun 25
  660. 660Order-re: "Frisoli Youth Center Day". (Toomey) scanJun 25
  661. 661Resolution to be prepared on the death of Florence Healey. (Toomey and Sullivan) scanJun 25
  662. 662Order-re: rat infestation around Western Avenue area. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanJun 25
  663. 663Resolutions on Helen and Theodore Gatto. (Toomey) scanJun 25
  664. 664Resolutions on the arrest made by Officer Ann Carter and Alex Colovos. (Sullivan) scanJun 25
  665. 665Resolutions to be prepared on the retirement of Margaret (Peggy) Corcoran. (Sullivan) scanJun 25
  666. 666Resolution on the work of the Fire Dept. for an incident at Howard Johnson Motor Lodge. (Sullivan) scanJun 25
  667. 667Resolution on Alzheimers. (Sullivan) scanJun 25
  668. 668Resolutions on the death of Mary J. Nash. (Toomey) scanJun 25
  669. 669Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Julia M. Hallice. (Sullivan, Russell) scanJun 25
  670. 670Resolutions on the death of Ruth F. Adams. (Toomey) scanJun 25
  671. 671Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Theodore Vartzlis. (Toomey) scanJun 25
  672. 672Resolution on "Pedal for Power". (Mayor Wolf) scanJun 25
  673. 673Resolutions on Cambridge Yerevan Sister City Association. (Mayor Wolf) scanJun 25
  674. 674Resolutions on the Teen Media Program of the Cambridge Community Arts Center. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanJun 25
  675. 675Order-re: "Day of Portugal Parade". (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanJun 25
  676. 676Resolutions on Stephen Boyle, Jr. as a medal winner in the First World Firefighter Games. (Russell) scanJun 25
  677. 677Order-re: park north of Cambridge Common between Waterhouse Street and Mass. Ave. be named for Mary Conlan. (Duehay) scanJun 25
  678. 678Order-re: celebration of St. John's Day by Masonic Lodges. (Vice Mayor Reeves, Cyr) scanJun 25
  679. 679Order-re: 100th Birthday of Norma Pawlowski. (Duehay) scanJun 25
  680. 680Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Edna Duggan. (Russell & Toomey) scanJun 25
  681. 681Order-re: commending city officials for relamping of the Cambridge Common. (Duehay) scanJun 25
  682. 682Resolution on the Cambridge Rindge and Latin Women's Tennis Team. (Myers) scanJun 25
  683. 683Order-re: condolences to the family of retired Marine Corps Sargeant Major Norman "Sonny" Ryan. (Russell, Tommey, Sullivan, & Walsh) scanJun 25
  684. 684Order-re: the Flag Protection Act of 1989. (Walsh) scanJun 25
  685. 685Order-re: Blue Ribbon Committee be appointed on Traffic issues. (Walsh) scanJun 25
  686. 686Order-re: congratulate Helen Moulton on receiving 1990 Hospice of Cambridge Public Service Award. (Duehay) scanJun 25
  687. 687Order-re: 100th Birthday of Augusta Davis. (Myers) scanJun 25
  688. 688Order-re: Somerville/Cambridge softball game. (Myers) scanJun 25
  689. 689Order-re: Services of sentenced person be used in community services re: recycling. (Russell) scanJun 25
  690. 690Comm. from Denise A. Jillson, 5 Chester Street, expressing appreciation to the resolution to her "conflict" problem. scanJun 25
  691. 691Notice of a public hearing from DPU to received comments on the transfer of ownership of Teleconnect to MCIC. scanJun 25
  692. 692Notice of a public hearing by the DPU for Tuesday, July 17, 1990 at 100 Cambridge Street, Boston on the petition of MCI Telecommunications for a tariff of rates and charges. scanJun 25
  693. 693Notice of a public hearing by DPU for Tuesday, July 17, 1990 at 100 Cambridge Street, Boston on the petition of US Sprint for a tariff of rates and charges. scanJun 25
  694. 694Notice of a public hearing form DPU to receive comments on the transfer of Metronet, Inc and Radio Telephone Systems to RTS. scanJun 25
  695. 695Status fo the Cambridge Hosuing Services Program (CHSP) scanJun 25
  696. 696Comm. from Captain William Burke, Jr. re: youths in Harvard Square. scanJun 25
  697. 697Call of Special City council Meeting of Monday, July 30, 1990. scanJul 30
  698. 698Comm. from Jane F. Garvey, Commissioner, Executive Office of transportation and Construction, in support of a hydrolologic study being done at the Alewife Brook watershed. scanJul 30
  699. 699Notice of a public hearing by DPU for Wednesday, Aug. 29, 1990 at 10AM at 100 Cambridge Street, Boston on the petition of M.G. Communications, Inc. for permission to operate as a common carrier in the Commonwealth. scanJul 30
  700. 700Notice of a public hearing by DPU for Wednesday, Aug. 29, 1990 at 10AM at 100 Cambridge Street, Boston on the petition of IMR Capital Corporation for permission to operate as a common carrier in Massachusetts. scanJul 30
  701. 701Notice of a public hearing by DPU for Wednesday, Aug. 29, 1990 at 10AM at 100 Cambridge Street, Boston on the petition of Pay Phone, Inc. for permission to operate as a common carrier in the Commonwealth. scanJul 30
  702. 702Notice of a public hearing by the DPU for Wednesday Aug. 29, 1990 at 10AM at 100 Cambridge Street, Boston on the petition fo Integrated Strategies, Inc. doing business as Independent Telecommunications Services for permission to operate as a common carrier in the Commonwealth. scanJul 30
  703. 703Notice of apublic hearing by the DPU for Tuesday, Aug. 21, 1990 at 10AM at 100 Cambridge Street, Boston on the petition from AT&T Communications of New England, Inc. for approval to be reclassified as a "nondominant" telecommunications carrier in the interLATA and the intraLATA telecommunications markets in Massachusetts. scanJul 30
  704. 704Notice of a public hearing by the DPU for Thursday, Aug. 2, 1990 at 10AM at 100 Cambridge Street, Boston relative to Canal Electric Company's proposed issuance and sale of up to $10,000,000 and $40,000,000 of First and general Mortgage Bonds. scanJul 30
  705. 705Notice of a public hearing by DPU for Wednesday, Aug. 1, 1990 at 10Am at 100 Cambridge Street, Boston, on the petition from Cape and Islands Cellular Limited Partnership for the operation of a mobile radio utility system within the Barnstable-Dukes-Nantucket rural service area. scanJul 30
  706. 706Comm. from Arunas Grumadas, President of Vilnius City Municipal Council, in gratitude for the support of the City Council in the efforts of the Lithunan people in their struggle for independence. scanJul 30
  707. 707Comm. from Andrew Morvay, 474 Broadway, relative to a situation he encountered with the Rent Control Board and the Rent Control Laws. scanJul 30
  708. 708Comm. from the Pantanella Family in appreciation to the City Council for the resolution sent in memory of Armando Pantanella. scanJul 30
  709. 709Comm. from Claire E. Rodley, Secretary of the School Committee, transmitting the school calendar for the 1990-1991 school year. scanJul 30
  710. 710Comm. from William J. Canary, Jr., Special Assistant to the President for Intergovernmental Affairs, relative to the resolution sent by the City council concerning the Community block Grant Program. scanJul 30
  711. 711Comm. from Mary Lou McGrath, Superintendent of Schools, transmitting an Air Quality Project Status Report at CRLS. scanJul 30
  712. 712Comm. from Robert J. LaTremouille, 348 Franklin Street, requesting the City Council's opposition to Senate Bill 909. scanJul 30
  713. 713COMMITTEE REPORT - Civil and Human Rights Committee Report for a haering held on Thursday, July 19, 1990 to continue discussions on Affirmative Action within the City of Cambridge. scanJul 30
  714. 714COMMITTEE REPORT- Report for the joint hearing of the Civil and Human Rights Committee and the Public Safety Committee for a hearing held on Thursday, July 12, 1990 to discuss the provisions of the Personnel Administration Rule .10 or Par .10 as it relates to the Cambridge Police Department. scanJul 30
  715. 715COMMITTEE REPORT - Civil & Human Rights Committee report for a hearing held on Thursday, june 28, 1990 to discuss the issue of Affirmative Action within the City of Cambridge. scanJul 30
  716. 716COMMITTEE REPORT - Sister City Committee report for a hearing held on June 26, 1990 to discuss possible recommendations based on prior presentations for a coordinated sister City effort. scanJul 30
  717. 717COMMITTEE REPORT - committee on Human Services and Youth report for a hearing held on Thursday, June 14, 1990 to receive an update on such issues as site selection, staffing and general operational aspects as it relates to the citywide centralized youth employment office. scanJul 30
  718. 718COMMITTEE REPORT - Report form the Sister City Committee for hearing held on Thursday, May 24, 1990 to continue discussion on the preparation of a centralized sister city budget as well as to receive an historical review of established sister city relationships and to discuss guidelines for the establishment of future sister city relationships. scanJul 30
  719. 719Awaiting Report Item #44, regarding Portland Stone Ware. scanJul 30
  720. 720Awaiting Report Item #29, regarding renovations to 152-156 Sixth Street. scanJul 30
  721. 721Awaiting Report Item #53, regarding rat infestation of Hewes, Callendar, Magee and Howard Streets and Western avenue. scanJul 30
  722. 722Awaiting Report Item #49, regarding the outdoor sale of clothing in Harvard Square. scanJul 30
  723. 723Awaiting Report Item #41, regarding the MBTA turn-around area on Rindge Avenue. scanJul 30
  724. 724Awaiting Report Item #32, regarding recycling at elderly housing areas. scanJul 30
  725. 725Awaiting Report Item #48, regarding the drainage and flushing of fire hydrants. scanJul 30
  726. 726Awaiting Report Item #54, regarding sewer construction in the Old Cambridge Baptist church area. scanJul 30
  727. 727Awaiting Report Item #47, regarding the uneven road surface on Western Avenue. scanJul 30
  728. 728Awaiting report Item #42, regarding the removal of the crosswalk in front of St. patricks's Church on Berkshire Street. scanJul 30
  729. 729Awaiting Report Item #s 38 and 46 regarding the appointment of additional police. scanJul 30
  730. 730Order- Par 10 procedure be scheduled for a public hearing by the Civil and Human Rights Committee. (Russell, Walsh, Sullivan, & Toomey) scanJul 30
  731. 731Order-re: Senate Bill 909. (Cyr) scanJul 30
  732. 732Order-re: committee to catalogue all city paintings and portraits. (Duehay) scanJul 30
  733. 733Order-re: process to determine the background for whom all city parks and squares are named. (Duehay) scanJul 30
  734. 734Resolution on the Boston Foundation "Red Auerback Fund Basketball Tournament". (Myers) scanJul 30
  735. 735Order-re: Job Fair. (Myers) scanJul 30
  736. 736Resolutions on the death of John Frederick Eliassen and naming Pemberton and Fairfield Streets as the "JOHN ELIASSEN CORNER". (Duehay) scanJul 30
  737. 737Order-re: Cambridge Youth Games Track and Field Championships. (Myers) scanJul 30
  738. 738Death resolution on Reverend Daniel F. Quinn. (Sullivan) scanJul 30
  739. 739Resolutions to be prepared on the death of George Yore. (Sullivan) scanJul 30
  740. 740Order-re: House Bill 5858. (Russell, Sullivan, Toomey) scanJul 30
  741. 741Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Giovanna (Joanne) DeFeudis. (Toomey) scanJul 30
  742. 742Death resolution on Florence B. Thorp. (Sullivan) scanJul 30
  743. 743Death resolution on Joseph Connolly. (Toomey) scanJul 30
  744. 744Death resolution on Frances N. Costa. (Toomey) scanJul 30
  745. 745Death resolution on Rita T. Cunningham. (Toomey, Sullivan, Cyr) scanJul 30
  746. 746Death resolution on Paul A. Bolduc. (Toomey & Sullivan) scanJul 30
  747. 747Death resolution on Reverend Father Luke Arakelian, C.M. VD. (Sullivan & Entire Membership) scanJul 30
  748. 748Death resolution on Laurette Eva Cauchon. (Sullivan) scanJul 30
  749. 749Order-re: drug arrest on July 6, 1990. (Walsh) scanJul 30
  750. 750Order-re: death resolution of Grace V. Madden. (Russel, Sullivan) scanJul 30
  751. 751Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Malcolm Malmberg. (Toomey and Sullivan) scanJul 30
  752. 752Death resolution on Joseph H. Aceto, Sr. (Sullivan) scanJul 30
  753. 753Death resolution on Charles H. Ames. (Sullivan & Toomey) scanJul 30
  754. 754Order-re: death resolution on Hazel Sheppard. (Sullivan) scanJul 30
  755. 755Resolution on the death of Helen G. Madden. (Sullivan & Russell) scanJul 30
  756. 756Resolution on the death of John Diekewicz. (Russell & Sullivan) scanJul 30
  757. 757Resolutions on the death of Catherine E. Boland. (Russell & Sullivan) scanJul 30
  758. 758Order-re: other revenue raising means other than increasing the pool fees for children. (Mayor Wolf) scanJul 30
  759. 759Resolution on the forty-fifth anniversary of the atomic bomb dropping on Hiroshima. (Mayor Wolf) scanJul 30
  760. 760Resolution on the exchange students from Tsukuba, Japan. (Mayor Wolf) scanJul 30
  761. 761Resolution on the retirement of Police Officer Nick Arancio. (Mayor Wolf) scanJul 30
  762. 762Resolution on Cambridge Peace Camp. (Mayor Wolf) scanJul 30
  763. 763Resolutions on the death of John D. Igo. (Sullivan) scanJul 30
  764. 764Resolutions congratulating the 1990 graduates of the School of Medical Technology. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanJul 30
  765. 765Resolutions on theJehovah Masonic Jurisdiction, Inc. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanJul 30
  766. 766Order-re: official city functions be accesssible to the physically handicapped. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanJul 30
  767. 767Resolution to be prepared on the death of Guindalina Scott. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanJul 30
  768. 768Resolution on Mr. Benjamin Barnes in his new home. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanJul 30
  769. 769Resolution to be prepared on the retirement of James Hastings. (Russell) scanJul 30
  770. 770Resolutions to be prepared on the retirement of Edward Seffilian. (Sullivan) scanJul 30
  771. 771Resolutions on the "Bridge Over Troubled Waters". (Myers) scanJul 30
  772. 772Order-re: naming the Public Works Garage as "THE WILLIAM P. RYAN MAINTENANCE AND OPERATIONS FACILITY. (Sullivan) scanJul 30
  773. 773Order-re: noise situation in Area IV. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanJul 30
  774. 774Resolutions congratulating Judith A. Sealey. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanJul 30
  775. 775Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Mary G. Cafarelli. (Sullivan) scanJul 30
  776. 776Order-re: December 28th be known as Yankee Day. (Cyr) scanJul 30
  777. 777Order-re: congralutating James Skelton on being recognized as Worthy Grand Patron. (Cyr) scanJul 30
  778. 778Order-re: support for the Mohawk people in Oka., Quebec, Canada. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanJul 30
  779. 779Order-re: Dana Street be added to the sidewalk construction list. (Russell) scanJul 30
  780. 780Congratulating Alice Doyle on her 108th Birthday. (Sullivan) scanJul 30
  781. 781Order-re: grant of $100,000 to renovate the William Morrill Playground/J.J. Ahern Field. (Toomey) scanJul 30
  782. 782Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Stephen Brezinski. (Toomey) scanJul 30
  783. 783Order-re: speeding of truck traffic along Concord Avenue. (Mayor Wolf) scanJul 30
  784. 784Resolution on the American Legion Post #442. (Sullivan & Russell) scanJul 30
  785. 785Resolutions on the 65th Birthday of Dorothy "Dolly" Duffy. (Sullivan) scanJul 30
  786. 786DPU hearing for Thursday, Aug. 30, 1990 at 10:00AM at Cambridge Street, Boston, on the petition of Coin-Tele Corp. scanAug 21
  787. 787Notice of a DPU hearing for Thursday, Aug. 30, 1990 at 10:00AM at 100 Cambridge Street, Boston, on the petition of Northeast Telephone Company. scanAug 21
  788. 788Notice of a DPU public hearing for Thursday, Aug. 30, 1990 at 10:00Am at 100 Cambridge Street, Boston on the petition of Allteck, Ltd. scanAug 21
  789. 789Communication from Robert LaTremouille regarding changes to the Rent control Regulations. scanAug 24
  790. 790Order of Taking from the State Department of Public Works of Binney street. scanAug 27
  791. 791Order-re: isntallation of traffic signal at the intersection of Harvard and Windsor Streets. (Toomey) scanSep 10
  792. 792Resolutions on Mayor Artashes Geghamian of Yerevan. (Mayor Wolf) scanSep 10
  793. 793Resolutions of appreciation to the Human Services Dept. (Myers) scanSep 10
  794. 794Order-re: increased cancer diagnoses and deaths in an area bordering Sixth, Charles, Cambridge and Third Streets. (Toomey) scanSep 10
  795. 795Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Bessie Hughes. (Toomey) scanSep 10
  796. 796Resolutions on the death of Mrs. Jewel Hairston Bell. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanSep 10
  797. 797Resolution on the Salvation Army. (Vice Mayor Reeves & Sullivan) scanSep 10
  798. 798Resolutions on the death of Ferdinand J. "Tiny" Morath. (Russell & Sullivan) scanSep 10
  799. 799Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Edith Murphy. (Russell) scanSep 10
  800. 800Resolutions on the death of Edward J. Murphy, Jr. (Sullivan, Walsh, Russell, Mayor Wolf) scanSep 10
  801. 801Resolutions on the death of Daniel F. Connelly. (Sullivan & Russell) scanSep 10
  802. 802Resolutions to be prepared on the 100th Birthday of Samuel Gabriel. (Russell & Walsh) scanSep 10
  803. 803Awaiting Report Item #6, regarding the food selling vendors in the vicinity of 1613 Cambridge Street. scanSep 10
  804. 804Home Rule Legislation entitled "AN ACT RELATIVE TO THE LICENSING OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES IN CAMBRIDGE." scanSep 10
  805. 805Order-re: refurbishing of playgrounds be done in timely fashion. (Mayor Wolf) scanSep 10
  806. 806Order-re: retention of the current federal tax deduction. scanSep 10
  807. 807Resolutions on the death of John E. (Jack) Austin. (Mayor Wolf) scanSep 10
  808. 808Resolutions on Oxfam America. (Mayor Wolf) scanSep 10
  809. 809Resolutions on the death of B. F. Skinner. (Mayor Wolf & Sullivan) scanSep 10
  810. 810Resolutions on the death of Detective Sergeant Alvie C. Gosby. (Russell & Toomey) scanSep 10
  811. 811Congratulations to Joseph Souza on his appointment as Girls Track Coach at MIT. (Russell, Sullivan, Toomey) scanSep 10
  812. 812Resolutions on the death of Leo Bertoli. (Sullivan) scanSep 10
  813. 813Resolutions on the death of William P. McLaughlin. (Sullivan) scanSep 10
  814. 814Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Margaret "Peg" Dilworth. (Sullivan) scanSep 10
  815. 815Resolutions on the Golden Wedding Anniversary of Charles and Ann Riley. (Russell) scanSep 10
  816. 816Resolutions on the death of William P. Burke. (Sullivan & Myers) scanSep 10
  817. 817Order-re: handicapped ramps not be plowed in. (Russell) scanSep 10
  818. 818Resolutions on the death of Maurice Cullen. (Russell, Toomey, Sullivan) scanSep 10
  819. 819Resolutions on the death of John F. Ferrick. (Sullivan, Russell, Toomey, Duehay, Walsh) scanSep 10
  820. 820Order-re; response to fire at One Kendall Square. (Walsh) scanSep 10
  821. 821Resolutions on the death of Stephen E. Smith. (Sullivan) scanSep 10
  822. 822Resolution on the death of Thomas R. O'Keefe. (Sullivan) scanSep 10
  823. 823Resolutions on the death of Stefan Peters. (Russell, Mayor Wolf, Myers) scanSep 10
  824. 824Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Antoinette Tramontozzi-Ruscitti. (Russell, Sullivan) scanSep 10
  825. 825Resolutions on the death of Eunice L. Dottin. (Vice Mayor Reeves, Toomey) scanSep 10
  826. 826Resolutions on the death of Florence J. Stanton. (Russell) scanSep 10
  827. 827Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Mary J. Collins. (Sullivan, Russell, Toomey) scanSep 10
  828. 828Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Daniel Connelly. scanSep 10
  829. 829Comm. Isabelle Diekewicz transmitting appreciation for a resolution sent by the City Council in memory of her husband. scanSep 10
  830. 830Comm. from CASPAR Board of Directors requesting the City to make available the fire station on Main Street for the operation of a human services center. scanSep 10
  831. 831Comm. from CCLN relative to the design development of the Harvard Inn at Quincy Square. scanSep 10
  832. 832Comm. from Mae Eliassen in appreciation of the resolution sent by the City Council in memory of her son, John. scanSep 10
  833. 833Notice of a public hearing from DPU for Thursday, Oct. 11, 1990 at 10:00AM at 100 Cambridge Street, Boston on the petition of Equicom Communication, Inc. to provide telephone services to traffic aggregators. scanSep 10
  834. 834Comm. from Robert J. LaTremouille, 348 Franklin Street, regarding the proposed construction at the Gulf Station site. scanSep 10
  835. 835Comm. from the family of Andrew Patrick Quigley, Sr., expressing their appreciation to the City Council. scanSep 10
  836. 836Comm. from Mary Brooks Ryan expressing appreciation to the city Council for the resolution sent for her husband, Norman "Sonny" Ryan. scanSep 10
  837. 837Comm. from Phoebe M. Bruck, Chair, Harvard Square Advisory Committee, relative to the park at the corner of Arrow Street and Mass. avenue. scanSep 10
  838. 838Chapter 82 of the Acts of 1990 AN ACT DIRECTING THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER OF CAPITAL PLANNING AND OPERATIONS TO LEASE A CERTAIN PARCEL OF LAND AND A BOATHOUSE IN THE CITY OF CAMBRIDGE FOR USE FOR ROWING AND BOATING RELATED PURPOSES. scanSep 10
  839. 839DPU hearing for Tuesday, Sept. 11, 1990 at 10:00AM at 100 Cambridge Street, Boston on the petition of Tracey's Service Station, Inc., et al for an increase in rates for police ordered vehicles. scanSep 10
  840. 840Notice of a hearing by DPU for Wednesday, Sept. 5, 1990 at 10:00AM at 100 Cambridge Street, Boston on the petition from U.S. Communications for Illinois, Inc. for a certificate of convenience and necessity to operate as a common carrier within the Commonwealth. scanSep 10
  841. 841Notice of a public hearing from DPU for Tuesday, Sept. 18, 1990 at 10:AM at 100 Cambridge Street, Boston on the revision of AT&T Tariff. scanSep 10
  842. 842Comm. from Eugene McManus, 345 harvard Street, relative to a rent control issue. scanSep 10
  843. 843Comm. from Charlei Zender, Representative of the Associated Tenants of 115 Mt Auburn Street, relative to a dispute with the association and the developer of 1 Mifflin Place. scanSep 10
  844. 844Report from the Rent Control Committee for a hearing held on Thursday, August 16, 1990 to consider the scheduling of Working Meetings based on specific topics resulting in offering changes and improvements to the Rent Control System for consideration by the City Council. scanSep 10
  845. 845Report from the Civil and Human Rights Committee for a hearing held on Wednesday, August 8, 1990 to discuss draft plan of the proposed revised Affirmative Action Plan. scanSep 10
  846. 846COMMUNICATIONS & REPORTS FORM CITY OFFICERS - Comm. from Teresa Neighbor, Election Commission transmitting notification of changes in the Polling Places. scanSep 10
  847. 847Accepting the provisions of Chapter 473 of the Acts of 1984 entitled AN ACT TO IMPROVE RETIREMENT REGULATIONS FOR TEACHERS. scanSep 10
  848. 848Awaiting Report Item Number 61, regarding an incentive program to encourage skilled craftspeople to advance in their trades. scanSep 10
  849. 849Awaiting Report Item Number 56, regarding traffic enforcement in the areas of Garden Street, Huron Avenue and Gray Garden West. scanSep 10
  850. 850Awaiting Report Item Number 53, regarding an assessment of traffic and parking concerns along Jefferson Street. scanSep 10
  851. 851Awaiting Report Item Number 55, regarding enforcement of the "NO Parking" restriction at the bus stop on Magazine Street between William and Auburn Streets. scanSep 10
  852. 852Awaiting Report Items 45 thru 50 regarding DPU hearings. scanSep 10
  853. 853Awaiting Report Item Number 22, regarding accidents in the vicinity of Dudley, Clifton, Jackson, Clay and Montgomery Streets. scanSep 10
  854. 854Awaiting Report Item Number 10, regarding safety at the intersection of Hampshire and Columbia Streets. scanSep 10
  855. 855Extending the open enrollment period for health insurance and declaring a moratorium on an HMO rate change. scanSep 10
  856. 856Resolutions on the YMCA Tribute to Women Day in Cambridge. (Mayor Wolf & Vice Mayor Reeves) scanSep 10
  857. 857Resolutions on the death of Jewel Hairston Bell. (Mayor Wolf) scanSep 10
  858. 858Resolutions on the death of Paul Hirshon. (Sullivan & Entire Membership) scanSep 10
  859. 859Resolutions to be prepared on the death of John Hanzis (Sullivan & Toomey) scanSep 10
  860. 860Resolutions on the West Cambridge Little Baseball League All Star Team. (Toomey, Sullivan, & Russell) scanSep 10
  861. 861Resolutions on Lenny Clark. (Entire membership) scanSep 10
  862. 862order-re: improve condition of bridge on Walden Street. (Myers) scanSep 10
  863. 863Resolutions on Dr. July Ann DePierro. (Toomey) scanSep 10
  864. 864Resolution congralutating Solberg Construction Company. (Russell) scanSep 10
  865. 865Order-re: displeasure with changing the animal Welfare Act. (Myers) scanSep 17
  866. 866Resolution on the opening of "Mayor W. Danehy Park". (Entire membership) scanSep 17
  867. 867Order-re: corporal Burns Road to included in the sidewalk replacement list. (Russell) scanSep 17
  868. 868Resolutions on the death of Catherine Webster. (Toomey) scanSep 17
  869. 869Resolutions on the retirement of Salvatore N. Mangano, M.D. (Sullivan) scanSep 17
  870. 870Resolutions on the Bishop Cheverus Assembly Fourth Degree Knights of Columbus. (Sullivan) scanSep 17
  871. 871Resolutions on Arthur J. Keenan. (Sullivan) scanSep 17
  872. 872Resolution on retirement of Mory Hirsch. (Sullivan & Walsh) scanSep 17
  873. 873Resolution on the Cambridge-Somerville Mayor's Cup. (Mayor Wolf) scanSep 17
  874. 874Order-re: Clifton Street to be included in list of sidewalk replacement. (Cyr) scanSep 17
  875. 875Order-re: improve communications on crime. (Cyr & Russell) scanSep 17
  876. 876Order-re: increase support to neighborhood crime watch organizations. (Cyr & Russell) scanSep 17
  877. 877Order-re: Museum of Afro American History. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanSep 17
  878. 878Death resolutions on John Moriarty. (Sullivan) scan—
  879. 879Resolutions on the death of Helen Arshalouis Russian (Sullivan & Walsh) scan—
  880. 880Resolutions on the birth of Timothy J. Toomey, Jr. (Sullivan, Russell, Toomey, Walsh) scan—
  881. 881Resolution on the AIDS Quilt. (Mayor Wolf) scan—
  882. 882Resolution supporting the Ryan White Care Act. (Mayor wolf & Vice Mayor Reeves) scan—
  883. 883Resolutions on the Names Project. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scan—
  884. 884Resolution on the death of Arthur J. Medeiros. (Toomey) scan—
  885. 885Resolutions to be prepared on the death of James "Jakey" Mazzullo. (Toomey) scan—
  886. 886Comm. from the Fundraising Committee, Cambridgeport Children's Center, 65R chestnut Street, requesting permission to hold a rummage sale at Dana Park on Oct. 6, 1990. scan—
  887. 887Comm. from Rick Winterson, President of Freelancers Over Fifty, 501 Cambridge Street transmitting information regarding his organization. scan—
  888. 888Comm. from Robert J. LaTremouille, 348 Franklin Street, transmitting his ideas to improve the Rent Control Regulations within the City. scan—
  889. 889Comm. from Robert J. LaTremouille, 348 Franklin Street, expressing gratitude for the expenditure to improve the corner of Arrow Street and Mass. Avenue. scan—
  890. 890DPU hearing for Wednesday, october 10, 1990 at 10:00AM at 100 Cambridge Street, Boston, on the petition of Paging Network of Massachusetts Inc. for a certificate to operate as a Mobile Radio Utility system in the Commonwealth. scan—
  891. 891Awaiting Report Item Number 66, regarding Resident Parking in East Cambridge, surrounding the CambridgeSide Galleria Mall. scan—
  892. 892DPU hearing for Wednesday, october 17, 1990 at 10:00AM at 100 Cambridge Street, Boston, on the petition of Network Services Inc. for a certificate of public convenience and necessity to operate as a common carrier within the Commonwealth. scan—
  893. 893Resolutions on death of Charles F. "Sonny" DeFrancesco. (Toomey & Sullivan) scanSep 24
  894. 894repaint the crosswalks at the Common Appian Way. (Russell) scanSep 24
  895. 895Councillor Sullivan resolutions on Francis Cunningham being installed as Grand Knight scanSep 24
  896. 896Resolution to be prepared on the death of Robert O. McElearney. (Sullivan) scanSep 24
  897. 897Mayor Wolf resolutions on Senate Bill #566 re: affordable housing. scanSep 24
  898. 898designating the corner of Inman and West Street as "Clifton Merriman Square". (Sullivan & Vice Mayor Reeves) scanSep 24
  899. 899Resolutions on the 50th Wedding Anniversary of Edward J. & Marjorie Sarasin. (Sullivan) scanSep 24
  900. 900Resolution on the death of Mrs. Marion Koocher. (Walsh & Sullivan) scanSep 24
  901. 901Resolutions on the Freelancers Over Fifty. (Myers & Sullivan) scanSep 24
  902. 902Resolution on the Knights of Council Number 269. (Sullivan) scanSep 24
  903. 903appoint a Director of National Institutes of Health. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanSep 24
  904. 904Resolution on the Southern Organizing Committee for Economic and Social Justice. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanSep 24
  905. 905Resolution on the Community Learning Center. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanSep 24
  906. 906Resolution on the opening of the "Multicultural Exchange". (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanSep 24
  907. 907Resolution on Cambridge Arts Week. (Mayor Wolf & VM Reeves) scanSep 24
  908. 908Cambridge reaffirming its commitment to working with Somerville. (Russell) scanSep 24
  909. 909Refiling legislation which has not received legislative action by the filing deadline. (Duehay) scanSep 24
  910. 910Comm. from Carl F. Barron, Central Sq. Business Assoc., relative to the security and safety in Central Sq. scanSep 24
  911. 911Invitation received from the Castle School to their Open House on October 12, 1990 scanSep 24
  912. 912Comm. from Mr. & Mrs. J. Walter Guffey, 1124 Mass. Ave., in appreciation to the decision of the City Council to retain the small park at the corner of Mass. Ave. and Arrow Street. scanSep 24
  913. 913Comm. from Daralyn M. Khan, 115 Mt. Auburn St., requesting a hearing before the City Council regarding the level of noise in Harvard Square. scanSep 24
  914. 914Comm. from George F. Welch, 3 Woodrow Wilson Ct. #24,MEROMCPAC, regarding the hearing scheduled for Tuesday, Sept. 25, 1990 relative to cable TV scanSep 24
  915. 915Comm. from Amy & Shawn Flanagan, in support of a Rent Control Regulation allowing owner to accept money for the use and occupancy of their rent controlled apartments by people of non-tenant status. scanSep 24
  916. 916Comm. from Mary Lou McGrath, Superintendent of Schools , transmitting a status report on the Air Quality Project at the High School. scanSep 24
  917. 917Awaiting Report Item No. 24, regarding Law Department's availability to members of the City Council. scanSep 24
  918. 918Awaiting Report Item No. 34, regarding conditions at 580 Mass. Ave. and one and two Coolidge Place. scanSep 24
  919. 919Resolutions on the death of Wanda M. Souza. (Sullivan) scanOct 1
  920. 920Resolutions on the retirement of Robert J. Hunter (Sullivan) scanOct 1
  921. 921Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Mary I. fleury. (Toomey) scanOct 1
  922. 922Birthday greetings to Councillor Sheila Russell. (Walsh) scanOct 1
  923. 923Death resolution on John F. DeYoung. (Toomey & Sullivan) scanOct 1
  924. 924Closing of the Gore Street Skating Rink. (Toomey) scanOct 1
  925. 925Resolutions on the 80th Birthday of George Haddard. (Sullivan) scanOct 1
  926. 926Opposition to closing the Chelsea's Soldiers Home. (Russell) scanOct 1
  927. 927Resolution on the Neville Manor. (Russell & Sullivan) scanOct 1
  928. 928Hearing in lieu of tax payment by universities. (Duehay) scanOct 1
  929. 929Vice Mayor Reeves resolutions on the death of R.C. "Sonny" Marsh. scanOct 1
  930. 930Mayor Wolf and Councillor Duehay re: support of House Bill #5824 scanOct 1
  931. 931Massachusetts Bill #3544. (Mayor Wolf & Russell) scanOct 1
  932. 932City Clerk to cable all meetings of boards and commissions. (Duehay) scanOct 1
  933. 933Resolution to be prepared on the death of Odina Boudreau. (Cyr & Sullivan) scanOct 1
  934. 934Resolution on the death of Louise Vigilante. (Toomey & Sullivan) scanOct 1
  935. 935Vice Mayor Reeves resolution to support Harvey Gantt as a candidate for US Senate. scanOct 1
  936. 936Vice Mayor Reeves re: dedication of West and Inman Street as "CLIFTON MERRIMAN SQUARE". scanOct 1
  937. 937Vice Mayor Reeves resolution on Reverend LeRoy Attles. scanOct 1
  938. 938Resolution on the Cambridge YMCA. (Vice Mayor Reeves & Mayor Wolf) scanOct 1
  939. 939Resolution on the ordination of Reverend Clayton Ward, Jr. and Reverend Lawrence Ward. (Vice Mayor Reeves, Sullivan & Mayor Wolf) scanOct 1
  940. 940Vice Mayor Reeves resolution on Marjorie Judith Vincent, Miss America. scanOct 1
  941. 941Vice Mayor Reeves resolution welcoming Derrick R. Heaven to Cambridge. scanOct 1
  942. 942Resolution on the death of Carmina Dell Anno. (Toomey) scanOct 1
  943. 943Supportive Services Program. (Myers) scanOct 1
  944. 944Shuttle bus from senior citizens locations throughout the city to Neville Manor. (Cyr) scanOct 1
  945. 945Resolutions on the death of Mary A. Collazzo. (Toomey) scanOct 1
  946. 946Home Court Advantage Program SM. (Toomey) scanOct 1
  947. 947Awaiting Report Item Number 20, regarding plans to evaluate the MultiService Center for thee Homeless. scanOct 1
  948. 948Resolution on the reassignment of Zachary Gaulkin. (Sullivan) scanOct 1
  949. 949Comm. from Rosalind A. Niles, Commissioner, Community Antenna Television Commission, 100 Cambridge Street,Boston sent to Mr. Welch. scanOct 1
  950. 950Comm. from Irwin Hipsman, Executive Director of Cambridge Community Television, relative to their dealings with Mr. George Welch. scanOct 1
  951. 951Comm. from Daniel E. Geer, Jr., Co-Chair CCLN, transmitting an invitation to the City Council to a Forum on Harvard Expansin and the Future of Cambridge, 1990 on Wednesday, October 17, 1990 at 7:30PM at CRLS. scanOct 1
  952. 952Comm. from Sally Greenberg, Civil Rights Counsel, Anti-Defamation League of B'nai B'rith, transmitting a report on the Alamo Foundation. scanOct 1
  953. 953Comm. from Shirley M. Green, Special Assistant to the President for Presidential Messages and Correspondence acknowledging the resolution sent to the President that was adopted by the City Council. scanOct 1
  954. 954COMMITTEE REPORTS-Committee on Cable TV and Communications Report for a hearingheld on Tuesday, Sept. 25, 1990 relative to communications received from George Welch a/k/a Jack regarding Cable TV issues. scanOct 1
  955. 955Awaiting Report Item Number 75, regarding 345 Harvard Street. scanOct 1
  956. 956Awaiting Report Item Number 87, regarding the towing of illegally parked cars in handicapped zones. scanOct 1
  957. 957Awaiting Report Item Number 52, regarding sign posting and pothole repair on Sacramento Place. scanOct 1
  958. 958Awaiting Report Item Number 44, regarding arson in the City of Cambridge. scanOct 1
  959. 959Awaiting Report Item Numbers 15 & 21 regarding an arrest of a member of the CTAC on March 16, 1990. scanOct 1
  960. 960Awaiting Report Item Number 19, regarding the quality of food being offered to senior citizens by Meals on Wheels, etc. scanOct 1
  961. 961Resolutions on the 50th Wedding Anniversary of Fred and Mary Cabral. (Toomey) scanOct 1
  962. 962Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Clara M. Wojcik. (Toomey) scanOct 15
  963. 963Resolution condemning Iraq's invasion of Kuwait. (Duehay) scanOct 15
  964. 964Resolution on the 70th Anniversary of the Russell E. Hoyt Post #299. (Toomey & Sullivan) scanOct 15
  965. 965Community Reinvestment Act. (Walsh) scanOct 15
  966. 966Resolution on the death of William J.A. Carfagno. (Toomey) scanOct 15
  967. 967Resolution on the death of Angela Rose Aliquio. (Russell) scanOct 15
  968. 968Congratulations to the recently elected officers of the Miller River Tenants Council. (Sullivan) scanOct 15
  969. 969Resolution to be prepared on the death of Bart Connolly. (Toomey & Sullivan) scanOct 15
  970. 970Resolution welcoming Mayor Hiroski Kurata and residents of Tsukuba to Cambridge. (Mayor Wolf) scanOct 15
  971. 971Congratulating the Work Force Program. (Mayor Wolf, Vice Mayor Reeves and Councillor Myeers) scanOct 15
  972. 972Resolutions on the 65th birthday and retirement of Raymond J. Ellis. (Walsh & Sullivan) scanOct 15
  973. 973Report on Rent Control in Cambridge. (Walsh) Substituted order submitted by C. Myers. scanOct 15
  974. 974Reopening of New Street. (Russell) scanOct 15
  975. 975Resolution to be prepared on the death of Anthony J. Zappala. (Russell & Sullivan) — Anthony Zappala Square - Florence St & Pleasant St. scanOct 15
  976. 976Resolution to be prepared on the death of Gretchen Butcher. (Russell) scanOct 15
  977. 977Resolution to be prepared on the death of Jeffrey M. Villirilli. (Sullivan) scanOct 15
  978. 978Comm. from Joseph E. Connarton , City Clerk, transmitting a communication sent to Representative Joseph Kennedy relative to Housing Bill Conference Committee Action on H.R. 5157 and S. 566. scanOct 15
  979. 979Comm. from Joseph E. Connarton, City Clerk, transmitting a communication sent to Mayor Wolf from the Ford Foundation notifying the City Council of an award of a grant in support of the Work Force Unemployment Prevention Program. scanOct 15
  980. 980Comm. from Mayor Wolf relative to an upcoming meeting about possible collaborative measures. scanOct 15
  981. 981Report from the Public Safety Committee for a hearing held on Monday, August 13, 1990 relative to review and an update on the hiring laid off firefighters from other cities and towns and to discuss general promotional issues including discussion of PAR 10. scanOct 15
  982. 982Report from the Health and Hospital Committee for a hearing held on Wednesday September 26, 1990 relative to receiving reports from the City Manager and the Commissioner of Health and Hospital relating to the recent inspection by the Dept. of Public Health of the Neville Manor. scanOct 15
  983. 983Testing of fire hydrants and the reasons why hydrants cannot be tested Monday - Friday during the day. scanOct 15
  984. 984Awaiting Report Item Number 73, regarding the Central Square Post Office and missing absentee ballots. scanOct 15
  985. 985Awaiting Report Item Number 44 regarding traffic at the corner of Fayerweather Street and Concord Avenue. scanOct 15
  986. 986Awaiting Report Item Number 72, regarding the traffic enforcement and signage at Mass. Ave. and Magoun Street. scanOct 15
  987. 987Awaiting Report Item Number 53, regarding the sidewalks on Concord and Huron Avenues. scanOct 15
  988. 988Awaiting Report Item Number 39, regarding sufficient ventiliation in the restrooms at the Adult Care Facility at 105 Windsor Street. scanOct 15
  989. 989Awaiting Report Item Number 45, regarding rest rooms in City Hall. scanOct 15
  990. 990Awaiting Report Item Number 47 regarding the possibility of purchasing a microwave oven for the employee lounge in City Hall scanOct 15
  991. 991Awaiting Report Item Number 56 regarding strategies for the purchase of fuel. scanOct 15
  992. 992Awaiting Report Item Number 59 regarding conditions of the bridge on Walden Street. scanOct 15
  993. 993Awaiting Report Item Number 81 regarding parked vehicles at 19 Hilliard Street. scanOct 15
  994. 994Comm. from Carrie Fuchs, Community Reltions Coordinator ,MWRA, transmitting a set of the Combined Final Facilities Plan and Final Environmental Impact Report for the Sewer Overflow Project. scanOct 15
  995. 995North Cambridge Neighborhood Study. scanOct 15
  996. 996Residential character of the Clarendon Avenue neighborhood. (Cyr) scanOct 22
  997. 997Congratulating the Sunset Cafe on this Silver Anniversary. (Toomey) scanOct 22
  998. 998Resolutions be prepared on the death of Charlotte Kennedy. (Sullivan, Russell, Toomey and Cyr) scanOct 22
  999. 999Resolution be prepared on the death of Theresa M. Feroleto. (Sullivan & Russell) scanOct 22
  1000. 1000Resolution be prepared on the death of Andrew McDonald. (Sullivan, Russell and Toomey) scanOct 22
  1001. 1001Resolutions on the death of Reverend Leonard P. Mahoney. (Walsh, Sullivan, Russell & Duehay) scanOct 22
  1002. 1002Opposition of passage of Question #3 (Mayor Wolf) scanOct 22
  1003. 1003Resolutions on the 98th birthday of Mrs. Evelyn D. Farnum. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanOct 22
  1004. 1004Resolutions on Elias J. Corey for receiving the Nobel Prize. (Mayor Wolf) scanOct 22
  1005. 1005Proclaiming October 24th as United Nations Day in Cambridge. (Mayor Wolf) scanOct 22
  1006. 1006Resolution on the current exhibition, a "Tribute to Judith Sedwick". (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanOct 22
  1007. 1007Resolution be prepared on the death of Donald J. Veno. (Toomey & Sullivan) scanOct 22
  1008. 1008Resolution on creating a Cambridge Chourus and Orchestra. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanOct 22
  1009. 1009Resolution on the Firemen's Relief Association. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanOct 22
  1010. 1010Resolution on Massachusetts Half-Way Houses, Incorporated celebrating their 25th anniversary. scanOct 22
  1011. 1011Resolution on the death of John P. Fadden. (Sullivan) scanOct 22
  1012. 1012Retirement of Harold Grafe. (Sullivan, Toomey, Russell and Walsh) scanOct 22
  1013. 1013Retirement of John Watson. (Sullivan, Russel, Toomey and Walsh) scanOct 22
  1014. 1014Retirement of John Reilly. (Sullivan, Russell, Walsh and Toomey) scanOct 22
  1015. 1015Retirement of Louis Crusco. (Sullivan, Russell, Walsh and Toomey) scanOct 22
  1016. 1016Retirement of Walter Seeley. (Sullivan, Russell, Walsh and Toomey) scanOct 22
  1017. 1017Retirement of John Drinan. (Sullivan, Russell, Walsh and Toomey) scanOct 22
  1018. 1018Comm. from Carl F. Barron, Putnam Furniture Leasing Company, Inc. relative to incidents that took place in front of 614 Mass. Ave. scanOct 22
  1019. 1019Comm. from Geoffrey Gardner, Steering Committee Cambridge Tenants Union, transmitting a copy of the Cambridge Housing Study Data. scanOct 22
  1020. 1020Comm. from Derrick A. Bell, Weld Professor of Law, in appreciation for a resolution sent by the City Council in memory of Jewel Hairston Bell. scanOct 22
  1021. 1021Notice of a public hearing from DPU for Tuesday, Nov. 13, 1990 at 10:30 a.m . at 100 Cambridge St., Boston on the petition of Southwestern Bell Mobile Systems, Inc. for a certificate of public convenience and necessity for the operation of a Mobile Radio Utility System in the Commonwealth. scanOct 22
  1022. 1022Notice of a hearing from DPU for Friday, Nov. 9, 1990 at 100 Cambridge St., Boston at 10:00 a.m. for an investigation into proposed rules concerning cast-iron pipes used in the distribution of gas. scanOct 22
  1023. 1023Comm. from John E. McManus, Chairman, Vote no on Question 2 Committee, transmitting additional information regarding Question 2. scanOct 22
  1024. 1024Comm. from Gaston Morath in appreciation for resolution sent by the City Council in memory of his borther. scanOct 22
  1025. 1025Awaiting Report Item Number 51 regarding Cambridge residents and employees stationed in the Middle East. scanOct 22
  1026. 1026RE: the contribution rate health care coverage for surviving spouses of retirees. scanOct 22
  1027. 1027Awaiting Report Item Number 73, regarding the fence on the Huron Avenue side of Fresh Pond. scanOct 22
  1028. 1028Awaiting Report Item Number 80 regarding unanswered calls to the Police Dept. from 2595 Mass. Ave. scanOct 22
  1029. 1029Awaiting Report Item Number 74, regarding Affordable Housing "Second Home in Cambridge". scanOct 22
  1030. 1030Resolution on Jamiesean Patterson on receiving the Eagle award. (Russell) scanOct 29
  1031. 1031Resolution on the retirement of David Hayes. (Toomey) Order Adopted scanNov 5
  1032. 1032Resolutions on the dinner and play entitled "Sojourner Truth." ( Vice Mayor Reeves) Order Adopted scanNov 5
  1033. 1033Resolution on exchange students from Japan at Matignon High School. (Toomey & Russell) Order Adopted scanNov 5
  1034. 1034Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Mina Sciola. (Toomey) Order Adopted scanNov 5
  1035. 1035Resolutions to be prepared on te death of Martin "Marty" Mendonza. ( Sullivan ) Order Adopted scanNov 5
  1036. 1036Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Daniel Sullivan. (Sullivan & Toomey) Order Adopted scanNov 5
  1037. 1037Resolutions to be prepared on the death of John P. Sousa, Jr. (Sullivan) Order Adopted scanNov 5
  1038. 1038Resolution on American Education Week. (Mayor Wolf) Order Adopted scanNov 5
  1039. 1039Resolutions on the Middle Passage Voyage. (Vice Mayor Reeves) Order Adopted scanNov 5
  1040. 1040Support for the Cambridge Police Department effort to increase communications with neighborhoods. (Cyr) Order Adopted scanNov 5
  1041. 1041Resolutions welcoming Mr. Lekgoro and Mr. Hlangwa to the city. (Mayor Wolf & Vice Mayor Reeves) Order Adopted scanNov 5
  1042. 1042Entire membership resolutions on the death of Mrs. Jurina Vellucci. Order Adopted scanNov 5
  1043. 1043Mayor Wolf proclaiming November 12-18, as "Women's Alcohol and Drug Abuse Awareness Week." Order Adopted scanNov 5
  1044. 1044Morrison Court be accepted as a public way of the City of Cambridge. (Cyr) Order Adopted scanNov 5
  1045. 1045Resolutions on Sister Marguerite d'Youville. (Sullivan) Order Adopted scanNov 5
  1046. 1046Resolutions on the Cambridge Food Pantry Network and the Cambridge Economic Opportunity Committee. (Mayor Wolf) Order Adopted scanNov 5
  1047. 1047Resolutions on the Defense for Childred International USA. (Mayor Wolf) Order Adopted scanNov 5
  1048. 1048Chair of the Rent Control be invited to the Rent Control subcommittee to update the committee on the board's work. (Myers) Order Adopted scanNov 5
  1049. 1049Resolutions on Carmen Fields receiving the Yankee Quill Award. (Vice Mayor Reeves) Order Adopted scanNov 5
  1050. 1050Resolution to be prepared on the death of Edmund L. Silva. (Toomey & Sullivan) Order Adopted scanNov 5
  1051. 1051Resolutions on "Mainstream Brazil" a celebration of Brazilian culture. (Vice Mayor Reeves) Order Adopted scanNov 5
  1052. 1052Mayor Wolf proclaiming November 11-21, 1990 as "Hunger/Homeless/Housing Week." (Mayor Wolf) Order Adopted scanNov 5
  1053. 1053Resolutions on the death of Lavinia Bryant. (Toomey) Order Adopted scanNov 5
  1054. 1054Resolutions on the death of Marie B. Smith. (Sullivan & Toomey) Order Adopted scanNov 5
  1055. 1055Resolution to be prepared on the death of John Caswell Smith. (Russell & Sullivan) Order Adopted scanNov 5
  1056. 1056Resolutions on the Second Annual Massachusetts Lifesavers Conference. (Toomey) Order Adopted scanNov 5
  1057. 1057typographical and grammatical errors of summaries of upcoming City Council Orders on Cable TV. (Vice Mayor Reeves) Order Adopted scanNov 5
  1058. 1058Conference entitled "Housing Our Homeless and Low-Income Neighbors". (Vice Mayor Reeves) Order Adopted scanNov 5
  1059. 1059Resolutions inviting the family of Prince Purke to meet with Mayor and City Council to share their impressions of their stay in our community. (Cyr & Vice Mayor Reeves) Order Adopted scanNov 5
  1060. 1060Resolutions congratulating Mr. Don West in receiving the "Drylongso" award. (Vice Mayor Reeves)- Order Adopted scanNov 5
  1061. 1061Establishing a city-wide Senior Citizen Center. (Russell, Toomey, Sullivan & Walsh)- Order Adopted scanNov 5
  1062. 1062Resolutions on the death of Joseph A. DiBiase. (Toomey) Order Adopted scanNov 5
  1063. 1063Resolutions on the death of Reverend Shawn Sheehan. (Toomey) Order Adopted scanNov 5
  1064. 1064Resolution on the retirement of Police Sergeant Dominic R. Scalese. (Russell & Sullivan) Order Adopted scanNov 5
  1065. 1065Resolution on the landscaping done by Mr. James Rita infront of St. John's Church. (Russell) Order Adopted scanNov 5
  1066. 1066Resolutions on the death of Marion DuVerney be prepared. (Mayor Wolf) Order Adopted scanNov 5
  1067. 1067Resolutions welcoming the Center for Cultural and Community Development. (Vice Mayor Reeves) Order Adopted scanNov 5
  1068. 1068Resolutions on the Lay Weekend at St. Paul's AME Church. (Vice Mayor Reeves) Order Adopted scanNov 5
  1069. 1069Resolution on the death of Lucy DaRocha.(Toomey)Order Adopted scanNov 5
  1070. 1070Mayor Wolf re: support for Bill S-390 -Order Adopted scanNov 5
  1071. 1071Resolution on Lenny Clark. (Sullivan) Order Adopted scanNov 5
  1072. 1072Resolution congratulating the Cambridge Teachers Association. (Vice Mayor Reeves) Order Adopted scanNov 5
  1073. 1073Resolutions welcoming the sponsors of "Exploring Cultural Diversity". (Vice Mayor Reeves) Order Adopted. scanNov 5
  1074. 1074Resolutions on Alan Balsam receiving the Alfred L. Frechette Award. (Toomey) Order Adopted. scanNov 5
  1075. 1075Resolution on the Aliance for the Mentally Ill. (Russell) Order Adopted. scanNov 5
  1076. 1076Resolutions congratulating Tony Brown. (Vice Mayor Reeves) Order adopted. scanNov 5
  1077. 1077Resolutions on Charles M.Vest as the new President of MIT. (Walsh)- Order adopted scanNov 5
  1078. 1078Comm. from George F. Welch, a/k/a Jack regarding cable television issues. Placed on file. scanNov 5
  1079. 1079Comm. from Rocco Collazzo and Family in appreciation for resolution sent by the City Council in memory of his wife. Placed on file. scanNov 5
  1080. 1080Comm. from Carl F. Barron, Central Sq. Association, transmitting statistics for the Central Square area. Placed on file. scanNov 5
  1081. 1081Comm. from Carl F. Barron, Central Sq. Association, transmitting additional signatures requesting more police protection for the Central Sq. area. Placed on file. scanNov 5
  1082. 1082Comm. from Eric M. Derman in opposition to the planned Scheme Z. Referred to hearing scanNov 5
  1083. 1083Comm. from Raymond Ellis in appreciaton for the resolution sent by the City Council on his retirement. Placed on file. scanNov 5
  1084. 1084Comm. from Peg and Jack Quinn in appreciation for the resolution sent by the City Council in memory of their brother. Placed on file. scanNov 5
  1085. 1085Comm. from Isabelle Avakelian in appreciation for the resolution sent by the City Council in memory of her borther. Placed on file. scanNov 5
  1086. 1086Comm. from Marian E. Weinberger in appreciation for the resolution sent by the City Council in memory of her husband. Placed on file. scanNov 5
  1087. 1087Comm. from Stephen M. Kane, Rich, May Bilodeau & Flaherty, transmitting an Order of Notice for a public hearing by the Department of Public Utilities for Friday, November 9,1990 at 10:00a.m. at 100 Cambridge Street, Boston on the petition of Commonwealth Gas Company for approval and authorization to issue and sell shares of common capital stock. Referred to City Manager. scanNov 5
  1088. 1088Notice of a public hearing from DPU for Tuesday, November 6, 1990 at 10:00 a.m. at 100 Cambridge Street,Boston on the petition of New England Motor Rate Bureau, Inc. for emergency increases in rates to reflect the increased costs of fuel. Referred to the City Manager. scanNov 5
  1089. 1089Communication from Mayor Wolf relative to an upcoming meeting on Statewide SRO Preservation Plan. Placed on file. scanNov 5
  1090. 1090Report from the Committee on Claims for claims against the city as submitted by members of the general public. Report accepted placed on file. scanNov 5
  1091. 1091Awaiting Report Item Number 73 regarding Harvard Real Estate's rental policies on its' rent controlled housing. Referred to the Rent Control Committee. scanNov 5
  1092. 1092Awaiting Report Item Number 69 relative to replacement of water lines on Rice Street.Placed on file. scanNov 5
  1093. 1093Awaiting Report Item Number 78 regarding the new playground at the Cambridge Common. Placed on file. scanNov 5
  1094. 1094Awaiting Report Item Number 51 regarding resident parking in East Cambridge before and after the opening of the Galleria Mall. Placed on file. scanNov 5
  1095. 1095Awaiting Report Item Numbers 25 and 62 relative to the railroad track on New Street. -Placed on file. scanNov 5
  1096. 1096Resolution on the Lesbian Bisexual Gay Studies Conference. (Mayor Wolf & Vice Mayor Reeves) No action taken placed on file under Rule 19 of the City Council Rules. scanNov 5
  1097. 1097Comm. from Carl F. Barron, Central Square Business Association, expressing support for the change in the opening hours of package liquor stores. Referred to hearing on Oct. 22,1990 at 7:00PM scanNov 10
  1098. 1098Re: hearing on scheme Z of the Central Artery Project. (Duehay & Toomey)-Order Adopted scanNov 10
  1099. 1099Reconsideration filed by Councillors Russell, Sullivan, Toomey & Walsh on the adoption of an order favoring the filing of a Home Rule Legislation entitled " AN ACT AUTHORIZING THE CAMBRIDGE LICENSE COMMISSION TO PUSH BACK THE OPENING TIME FOR PACKAGE STORE SALES TO TEN O'CLOCK ANTEMERIDIAN." Reconsideration failed-Action taken on Oct. 22,1990 Adopting order stands. scanNov 10
  1100. 1100Memo of applicants for Intervention conservation Law Foundation of N.E. et al, in opposition to the motion for sumary judgment of defendants the Athenaeum Group and Old Binney Realty Trust. scanNov 19
  1101. 1101RE: Armory Shelter. scanNov 19
  1102. 1102Resolutions on the 75th birthday of William J. Sullivan. (Councillor Sullivan)Order Adopted scanNov 19
  1103. 1103RE: MDC re: current planning staff. (Councillor Duehay) scanNov 19
  1104. 1104Resolutions on the death of Ida "Eva" Riberio.(Councillor Toomey) Order Adopted scanNov 19
  1105. 1105Resolutions on "Ristorante Marino."(Councillors Russell & Myers) scanNov 19
  1106. 1106Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Carmen Cellucci. (Councillor Sullivan) Order Adopted scanNov 19
  1107. 1107Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Patrick J. Cremins. (Councillors Sullivan, Russell & Walsh) scanNov 19
  1108. 1108Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Margaret A. Moore. Order Adopted. scanNov 19
  1109. 1109Discovery of Genzyme Corp. relative to cystic fibrosis. (Councillor Sullivan) Order Adopted scanNov 19
  1110. 1110Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Margaret M. Hughes. (Councillors Russell & Sullivan) Order Adopted scanNov 19
  1111. 1111Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Helen T. McMahon (Councillor Sullivan) Order Adopted scanNov 19
  1112. 1112Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Theresa Kennan. (Councillors Sullivan & Russell) Order Adopted scanNov 19
  1113. 1113Resolution on the Cambridge Council for Children.(Mayor Wolf) Order Adopted scanNov 19
  1114. 1114RE: Happy Thanksgiving! (Councillor Myers) scanNov 19
  1115. 1115RE: support for the efforts to fight aids. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanNov 19
  1116. 1116RE: Religious observance displayed on Cambridge Common. (Councillor Walsh) scanNov 19
  1117. 1117RE: comprehensive growth management policy.(Myers, Duehay & Cyr) Order Adopted A/K/A growth policy scanNov 19
  1118. 1118Resolutions on the death of Dora Taglieri. (Councillor Toomey) Order Adopted scanNov 19
  1119. 1119Resolutions on the death of Winifred McLean. Order Adopted scanNov 19
  1120. 1120Resolutions on the death of George M.Cassidy, Jr. (Councillors Sullivan & Toomey) scanNov 19
  1121. 1121Resolutions on the Kendall Community Group. (Councillor Myers, Duehay & Sullivan) Order Adopted scanNov 19
  1122. 1122Resolutions on the death of Stanley Theodore Kotowski. (Vice Mayor Reeves) Order Adopted scanNov 19
  1123. 1123RE: Improvement of the water system. (Councillor Russell & Sullivan) Order Adopted scanNov 19
  1124. 1124RE: cancellation of the December 3rd, 24th & 31st meetings. (Councillor Sullivan) Order Adopted scanNov 19
  1125. 1125Resolutions to congratulate Governor-Elect William F. Weld. (Councillor Sullivan & entire membership)Order Adopted scanNov 19
  1126. 1126Resolutions on Councillor Walter J. Sullivan receiving the "Spirit, Mind and Body" Tribute. (Councillors Walsh, Russell & entire membership)Order Adopted scanNov 19
  1127. 1127RE: signs indicating the location of Cambridge College. (Vice Mayor Reeves) Order Adopted scanNov 19
  1128. 1128RE: " A Classic Vermont Christmas."(Councillors Toomey , Sullivan, Russell & Walsh) Order Adopted scanNov 19
  1129. 1129Congratulating Schott Harshbarger and Charles Shannon on their election victory. (Sullivan & Myers) Order Adopted scanNov 19
  1130. 1130Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Angela Musto. (Councillor Sullivan & Toomey) Order Adopted scanNov 19
  1131. 1131Resolutions on the death of Lawrence J. Mercier.(Councillor Sullivan) Order Adopted scanNov 19
  1132. 1132Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Antoinette Bonacci. (Councillors Sullivan, Toomey & Russell) Order Adopted scanNov 19
  1133. 1133RE: improved lighting in the parking areas and walkways around Neville Manor. Order Adopted scanNov 19
  1134. 1134Comm. from George F. Welch, Jr., a/k/a Jack requesting information relative to the appointment of a cable commissioner. Referred to the City Manager copy sent to City Mgr. 11/21/90 scanNov 19
  1135. 1135Awaiting Report Item Number 65, regarding odorous emissions with the Alewife Station complex. Placed on fileNov 19
  1136. 1136City of Cambridge Single Room Occupancy Inventory and Preservation Plan. Referred to the Housing & Community Development Committee scanNov 19
  1137. 1137Resolutions to be prepared on the 50th birthday of Carole Gentile. (Councillor Russell & Toomey)Order Adopted scanNov 19
  1138. 1138Comm. from George F. Welch, Jr., a/k/a Jack requesting information relative to the cable license. Referred to the City Manager scanNov 19
  1139. 1139Comm. from George F. Welch, a/k/a Jack transmitting a demand for payment of invoice. Referred to the City Manager. scanNov 19
  1140. 1140Comm. from Debra McManus, CCLN, in opposition to the Scheme Z. Placed on file scanNov 19
  1141. 1141Comm. from Dan Geer, Neighborhood Nine Association, in opposition to Scheme Z. Placed on file. scanNov 19
  1142. 1142Comm. from Shirley M. Green, Special Assistant to the President for Presidential Messages and Correspondence, in acknowledgement of a resolution sent by the City Council. Placed on file scanNov 19
  1143. 1143Comm. from Karen I. Pelto, Acting Executive Director of the Charles River Watershed Association, relative to the Charles River Crossing of the Central Artery/Tunnel Project. Placed on file scanNov 19
  1144. 1144Comm. from Robert O. Edbrooke, CCLN, relative to traffic enforcement issues at the parking lot at the corner of Linnaean Street and Mass. Ave. Referred to the City Manager scanNov 19
  1145. 1145DPU hearing for Tuesday, Dec. 4, 1990 at 10:00 a.m. at 100 Cambridge St., Boston on the petition of SNET Paging, Ind. for a certificate to operate as a Mobile Radio Utility System. Referred to the City Manager. scanNov 19
  1146. 1146DPU hearing for Wednesday, Dec. 5, 1990 at 10:00 a.m. at 100 Cambridge St., Boston, on a petition of U.S. Sprint Communications Company LTD. Partnership fo a proposed revision to its tariff. Referred to the City Manager scanNov 19
  1147. 1147DPU hearing for Wednesday, Dec. 19, 1990 at 10:00 a.m. at 100 Cambridge Street, Boston, for a proposed rulemaking procedure regarding the enforcement of transportation for hire of persons or property. scanNov 19
  1148. 1148Comm. from Roberta Star Hirshson in acknowledgement of resolutions sent by the City Council on the death of her husband, Paul. scanNov 19
  1149. 1149Comm. from Mayor Alice K. Wolf relative to an Agreement between the MWRA and the City of Cambridge regarding the development of an MWRA/municipal strategy for controlling improper disposal of waste oil. scanNov 19
  1150. 1150Awaiting Report Item Numbers 50 & 51 regarding Department of Public Utilities' hearings. Placed on file scanNov 19
  1151. 1151Awaiting Report Item Numbers 24 & 71, regarding asbestos laden commuter rail vehicles being stored at Alewife. Placed On File. scanNov 19
  1152. 1152Awaiting Report Item Number 72, regarding cleaning air standards at the gas station at the corner of Mass. Ave. and Alewife Brook Parkway. Placed on File scanNov 19
  1153. 1153Awaiting Report Item Numbeer 20, regarding the intersection of Sparks, Brattle and Craigie Streets. Further report requesting on motion of Councillor Russell scanNov 19
  1154. 1154Awaiting Report Item Number 80, regarding the enforcement of resident parking on Everett Street. Placed on File scanNov 19
  1155. 1155Councillor Duehay re: Scheme Z. Order adopted as amended scanNov 19
  1156. 1156Councillor Cyr re: acceptance of Chapter 32B Section 90% entitled "Insurance Premium Payable by Surviving Spouse; Additional Contribution by Political Subdivisions." Charter Right exercised by Mayor Wolf -Order Adopted scanNov 19
  1157. 1157Comm. from Councillor Edward N. Cyr transmitting for review a report entitled "AFTER THE REVOLT: A FRAMEWORK FOR FISCAL RECOVERY" by Joseph S. Slavet and Raymond G. Torto. Placed on File scanNov 19
  1158. 1158Comm. from Arthur Santoro requestion a hearing before the City Council as it relatives to the Cambridge Taxi Advisory Committee. Hearing to be scheduled. scanNov 26
  1159. 1159acceptance of Chapter 40 Section 15 second paragraph. (Councillor Cyr) Charter Right exercised by Mayor Wolf 11/26/90 Order Adopted scanNov 26
  1160. 1160Resolutions on the retirement of Lewis H. Clark. (Councillor Sullivan) Order Adopted scanNov 26
  1161. 1161Holiday Christmas trees under the city's jurisdiction have yellow ribbons prominently displayed for our armed forces serving in Saudi Arabia. (Councillor Sullivan) scanNov 26
  1162. 1162RE: oversight to the postal service. (Councillors Russell & Duehay) Order Adopted scanNov 26
  1163. 1163RE: President Bush to maximize efforts towards a peaceful settlement with Iraq. (Mayor Wolf)Order Adopted scanNov 26
  1164. 1164Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Mrs. Julia Cahill. (Councillor Russell & Sullivan) Order Adopted scanNov 26
  1165. 1165Resolutions on the First Speech Contest sponsored by the Cambridge Lions Club. (Councillor Toomey) Order Adopted scanNov 26
  1166. 1166RE: best wishes to the Matignon Warriors. (Councillors Toomey and Russell) Order Adopted scanNov 26
  1167. 1167Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Sara A. Donohue. (Councillor Sullivan) Order Adopted. scanNov 26
  1168. 1168Communicaton from the DeFrancesco Family in acknowledgement for resolutions sent to the family by the City Council. Placed on File. scanNov 26
  1169. 1169Comm.from George F. Welch, a/k/a Jack, relative to cable television issues. Referred to the City Clerk scanNov 26
  1170. 1170Comm. from Rusen Atiniz, Trustee of the Fresh Pond Shopping Center Trust, in commendation to the administration for the job done on Danehy Park. Placed on File. scanNov 26
  1171. 1171Awaiting Report Item No. 66, regarding graffiti in the Agassiz Neighborhood area. Placed on file. scanNov 26
  1172. 1172Awaiting Report Item No. 58, regarding the installation of park benches at the Mayor Thomas W. Danehy Park.Placed on file. scanNov 26
  1173. 1173RE: WBZ fundraiser for Children's Hospital.(Councillor Toomey)Order Adopted scanNov 26
  1174. 1174Resolutions on Captain Henry W. Breen. (Councillor Sullivan & entire membership) Order Adopted scanNov 26
  1175. 1175Resolutions be prepared on the death of Antonio Nonni.(Councillor Toomey & Sullivan) Order Adopted scanNov 26
  1176. 1176Resolutions on Robert S. Peterkin. (Councillor Toomey & entire membership) Order Adopted. scanNov 26
  1177. 1177RE: development of Cambridge African American Freedom Trail educational materials. (Vice Mayor Reeves)Order Adopted scanNov 26
  1178. 1178Resolution on the First Holiday Party of the Cambridge Dispute Settlement Center, Inc. (Vice Mayor Reeves)Order Adopted scanNov 26
  1179. 1179Resolutions on the death of Thelma Williams. (Vice Mayor Reeves) Order Adopted scanNov 26
  1180. 1180Resolutions on the Department of Afro-American Studies at Harvard University.(Vice Mayor Reeves) Order Adopted scanNov 26
  1181. 1181Resolutions on One Child, One Church organization.(Vice Mayor Reeves) Order Adopted scanNov 26
  1182. 1182RE: ground breaking ceremony at 65 Columbis Street.(Mayor Wolf & Vice Mayor Reeves) Order Adopted & Cyr) scanNov 26
  1183. 1183Resolutions on the death of nellie D. (Bligh) Paris.(Vice Mayor Reeves) Order Adopted scanNov 26
  1184. 1184Resolution on the Dropout Forum entitled "Starting Early - Starting Right. " (Mayor Wolf) Order Adopted scanNov 26
  1185. 1185Resolutions on exhibition from the Children's Museum of Armenia. (Mayor Wolf) Order Adopted scanNov 26
  1186. 1186Resolutions congratulating Cambridge Discovery. (Mayor Wolf) Order Adopted scanNov 26
  1187. 1187Comm. from Congressman Kennedey relative to the public hearing to be held on Nov. 26,1990 with the Postmaster, Thomas K. Ranft. Referred to the hearing scanNov 26
  1188. 1188RE: public hearing to be held re: poor mail delivery.(Councillor Russell) Order Adopted scanNov 26
  1189. 1189Comm. from Francis "Doc" Richter, Manager, Communications U.S. Postal Service, transmitting notification that the Boston Postmaster/Division Manager will appear before the City Council on Monday, Oct. 29,1990. Placed on file hearing scheduled for Nov. 26, 1990 at 7:00pm hearing notification scanNov 26
  1190. 1190RE: fund raiser for Youth Hockey. (Councillor Toomey) scanDec 10
  1191. 1191Resolutions on the 80th Birthday of William F. "Skippy" McCaffrey. Order Adopted scanDec 10
  1192. 1192Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Gloria Pimental. (Councillors Toomey & Sullivan) Order Adopted scanDec 10
  1193. 1193Resolutions on James Rita. (Councillors Sullivan & Russell) Order Adopted scanDec 10
  1194. 1194RE: additional rental assistance subsidies to four Cambridge non-profit projects. Order Adopted scanDec 10
  1195. 1195Resolution on the dedication of the Luiz Camoes Monument. (Councillor Toomey)Order Adopted scanDec 10
  1196. 1196Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Richard Percocco, Jr. (Councillor Sullivan) Order Adopted scanDec 10
  1197. 1197RE: neighborhood crime task force in North Cambridge. (Councillor Russell) Order Adopted scanDec 10
  1198. 1198RE: membership drive for the Cambridge Boys and Girls Club. (Councillor Russell) scanDec 10
  1199. 1199Congratulating the Cambridge Trust Company on their 100th Anniversary. (Councillor Russell) Order Adopted scanDec 10
  1200. 1200Resolutions on the Silver Wedding Anniversary of Victory & Mary Vasconcelos. Order Adopted. scanDec 10
  1201. 1201Resolutions on the death of Gennaro DiGiovanni. (Councillor Toomey) Order Adopted scanDec 10
  1202. 1202Resolutions on the death of Lucille Grace Coleman.(Councillor Toomey) Order Adopted scanDec 10
  1203. 1203RE: Historical Commission's book entitled "Cambridge City Hall 1890-1990". (Mayor Wolf) Order Adopted scanDec 10
  1204. 1204Resolutions on the Office of Information Technology at Harvard University. Order Adopted scanDec 10
  1205. 1205RE: continuing support for Rent Control. (Vice Mayor Reeves) Order Adopted scanDec 10
  1206. 1206Resolutions on thanking Ellen Mass and the Multi-Cultural Art Center. (Councillor Myers) Order Adopted scanDec 10
  1207. 1207RE: dedication of the Harold E. Edgerton House at MIT. (Vice Mayor Reeves & Councillor Duehay) scanDec 10
  1208. 1208Resolutions on the death of Mrs. Curlie Black. (Vice Mayor Reeves) Order Adopted scanDec 10
  1209. 1209Resolutions on the death of Ms. Roberta Adams.(Vice Mayor Reeves) Order Adopted scanDec 10
  1210. 1210Resolutions on the 10th anniversary of Farabundo Marti Liberation Front. Order Adopted scanDec 10
  1211. 1211Resolutions supporting the Big Foot Memorial Ride. (Vice Mayor Reeves) Order Adopted scanDec 10
  1212. 1212RE: complains emanating from the Lincoln's Inn Society's house at 44 Follen Street. Order Adopted See Orders Adopted re: 4/1/91[?] scanDec 10
  1213. 1213RE: commitment to support the crime prevention efforts in Area 4. (Councillor Myers) Order Adopted scanDec 10
  1214. 1214Congratulations to Jean & Howard LeVaux on the Grand Opening of their new home. (Councillor Walsh & Sullivan) scanDec 10
  1215. 1215Resolutions on the death of Joseph F. Patterson.(Mayor Wolf) Order Adopted. scanDec 10
  1216. 1216Resolutions on the Council on Aging Annual Meeting. (Councillor Toomey) Order Adopted scanDec 10
  1217. 1217Resolutions on Jesse Cody and Everton Morgan being named to the Boston Globe and Boston Herald All Scholastic Team for Cross Country. (Councillor Toomey, Mayor Wolf & Myers)Order Adopted scanDec 10
  1218. 1218RE: teachers paying for school supplies out of their own pocket. (Councillor Russell) scanDec 10
  1219. 1219Comm. from Clark Pratt, Institute for International Cooperation and Development, requesting permission to distribute information in Harvard Square on December 20,21, & 22 regarding the institute. Referred to the City Manager scanDec 10
  1220. 1220Comm. fromRoy Bercaw, Porter Square, relative to complaints against the Police Department. Placed on file scanDec 10
  1221. 1221Comm. from Governor Michael S. Dukakis relative to the resolutions adopted by the City Council in opposition to the closing of the Chelsea and Holyoke Soldier Homes. Placed on file. scanDec 10
  1222. 1222Comm. from Robert J. LaTremouille, 348 Franklin Street, concerning condo evictions. Placed on File scanDec 10
  1223. 1223Comm. from Kim-Marie Battista, 32 Normany Ave. expressing appreciation to the altering of the timing of the signal at the intersection of Memorial Drive and River Street. Placed on File scanDec 10
  1224. 1224Comm. from Alice M. Pierce, Director of Correspondence,Executive Department, State House, Boston, in receipt of the City Council's opposition to thr reduction in patient services at the Metropolitan State Hospital. Placed on file. scanDec 10
  1225. 1225Communication from Joseph E. Connarton, City Clerk, transmitting notification of the refilin of all Home Rule Legislation which had previously been filed by the City Council. scanDec 10
  1226. 1226DPU hearing for Friday, December 14,1990 at 10:00a.m. at 100 Cambridge St., Boston relative to the establishment of fees in the integrated resource management process. scanDec 10
  1227. 1227Comm. from Charles M. Vest, President, MIT expressing his appreciation for the resolution sent by the City Council and his warm welcome to the city. Placed on File scanDec 10
  1228. 1228Comm. from Paul Saia relative to the United States leaving Iraq. Placed on File scanDec 10
  1229. 1229Approval of an easement on the public sidewalk for a Handicapped Ramp for River Court. Approval of ramp 8-1-0 scanDec 10
  1230. 1230RE: request from Rodney Farnsworth, relative to his desire to purchase a strip of land adjacent to his residence at 590 Putnam Ave. Referred to the city manager to commence the disposition process & compleance with 30B scanDec 10
  1231. 1231Awaiting Report Item #74 regarding proposed construction at 127 Lakeview Ave. Placed on File scanDec 10
  1232. 1232Awaiting Report Item #64 regarding the property at 63-65 Cedar Street.Referred to the Housing & Community Development Comm scanDec 10
  1233. 1233Awaiting Report Item #18, regarding truck noise during the evening hours at the Mt. Auburn Star Market. Placed on file. scanDec 10
  1234. 1234Awaiting Report item #76, regarding the use of vacuum cleaner in the Harvard Square area. Placed on File scanDec 10
  1235. 1235Awaiting Report Item #66, regarding the park at the corner of Mass. and Clarendon Avenues. Placed on File scanDec 10
  1236. 1236Awaiting Report Item #72, regarding conflicts between rent control and housing codes. Referred back to the City Manager for work on motion of Councillor Myers. scanDec 10
  1237. 1237RE: City Council Order #4 dated October 1,1990,regarding subscriber satisfaction/dissatisfaction with the quality of programming at Continental Cablevision. Referred to Cable TV Committee. scanDec 10
  1238. 1238Communication from Congressman Chester G. Atkins Re: Iraq's invasion of Kuwait. scanDec 10
  1239. 1239Reconsideration motion of Councillor Walsh of the vote taken on November 26, 1990 adopting an order that the members of the Police Review and Advisory Board be classified as " Special Municipal Employees." No action taken -The action taken in 11-26-90 adopting the order stands scanDec 10
  1240. 1240RE: Resolutions congratulating Laurie A. Baptiste as she graduates from BostonCCollege. (Councillors Sullivan, Russell, Toomey and Walsh) scanDec 17
  1241. 1241Resolutions on the Race Across America. (Councillor Cyr) scanDec 17
  1242. 1242Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Millie Baker (Councillor Sullivan) scanDec 17
  1243. 1243Resolution congratulating Joseph E. Connarton, City Clerk, for his selection to the 100 Most Eligible Bachelors of Boston list. (Councillor Sullivan and Russell) scanDec 17
  1244. 1244RE: Report entitled "The Changing Environment for Employment and Training." (Councillor Myers) scanDec 17
  1245. 1245RE: Resolutions on Stanley Burrell and Lawrence Trant for their opposition to close the Chelsea and Holyoke Soldiers Home. (Entire membership) scanDec 17
  1246. 1246RE: Resolution of appreciation on Stanley Burrell. (Councillor Sullivan) scanDec 17
  1247. 1247RE: Resolutions on the death of Richard T. Kelley. (Councillors Toomey, Sullivan, Duehay and Mayor Wolf) scanDec 17
  1248. 1248RE: Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Tony Pacheco. (Councillors Sullivan, Toomey and Cyr) scanDec 17
  1249. 1249Resolution wishing well to CRLS Boys Varsity Basketball Team. (Councillor Toomey) scanDec 17
  1250. 1250RE: Snow Shoveling program sponsored by Council on Aging and Handicapped Commission. ( Councillor Russell) scanDec 17
  1251. 1251Resolutions on the death of Duncan A. Dottin. (Vice Mayor Reeves & Councillor Sullivan) scanDec 17
  1252. 1252Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Duncan A. Dottin. (Councillor Sullivan) Withdrawn with unanimous consent scanDec 17
  1253. 1253Resolutions to be prepared on the death of William Christo. (Councillors Sullivan and Cyr) scanDec 17
  1254. 1254Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Blanche Bolduc. (Councillors Sullivan, Cyr and Russell) scanDec 17
  1255. 1255Resolutions on the 17th Annual Martin Luther King, Jr. Birthday Commemoration. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanDec 17
  1256. 1256Resolutions on Risin' to the Top. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanDec 17
  1257. 1257Resolutions commending John Langstaff for his service to the community. (Mayor Wolf) scanDec 17
  1258. 1258Resolutions commending David Evans for his service to the community. (Entire membership) scanDec 17
  1259. 1259Resolutions on J. Ronald Brown. (Mayor Wolf) scanDec 17
  1260. 1260Communication from Alice M. Pierce, Director of Correspondence, State House, Boston, regarding the resolution sent by the City Council relative to the cuts made in the Supportive Service Program. scanDec 17
  1261. 1261Communication from Robert D. Lewis, Executive Director of the Cambridge Chamber of Commerce, in opposition to the real estate transfer impact fee. scanDec 17
  1262. 1262Communication from Peter Valentine requesting permission to address the City Council at a meeting of December 17, 1990 regarding a conflict of interest of members of the Parking Permit Committee. scanDec 17
  1263. 1263Communication from Mark & Jacqueline Cantanese, 152 Sycamore Street, Roslindale, regarding at the Galleria Mall. scanDec 17
  1264. 1264Communication from Carl F. Barron, Putnam Furniture Company, Inc. transmitting notification special calendar of events for the Central Square Buisiness Association. scanDec 17
  1265. 1265Notice of a public hearing from DPU for Thursday January 10, 1991 at 10:00 a. m. at 100 Cambridge Street, Boston, on an investigation into coin service rates for calls placed from pay telephones. scanDec 17
  1266. 1266Notice of a public hearing from DPU for Tuesday, January 8, 1991 at 10:00 A.M. at 100 Cambridge Street, Boston, on the petition of Ascom Autelca Communications, Ltd. for a certificate of public convenience and necessity to operate as a common carrier. scanDec 17
  1267. 1267Sister City Committee for a hearing held on Thursday, December 6, 1990 regarding the theme of the 1991 River Festival highlighting the various sister city relationships. scanDec 17
  1268. 1268Awaiting Report Item Number 73, regarding conflicts between the Inspectional Services Dept. and the Law Dept. with regard to the Donut Maker. scanDec 17
  1269. 1269Communication from the City Manager relative to the City's Waste Oil Collection Project. scanDec 17
  1270. 1270RE: Personnel review process. (Councillors Cyr, Myers and Mayor Wolf (city Mgr review) scanDec 17
  1271. 1271Communication from the Youville Hospital thanking the Council for resolution adopted. scanDec 17
  1272. 1272Call of Special City Council Meeting for December 20, 1990 at 7:00 p.m. scanDec 20
  1273. 1273Reconsideration filed by Vice Mayor Reeves re: legal opinion from Foley, Hoag & Eliot and an opinion from Western, Patrick Willard and Redding regarding the Central Artery Tunnel Project. scanDec 20
  1274. 1274RE: Legal opinion provided by Foley, Hoag & Eliot as well as an opinion by Western, Patrick, Willard & Redding regarding the Central Artery Project. scanDec 20

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  1. 1Order-re: restoration of Fire Headquarters on Broadway. (Sullivan) scanJan 8
  2. 2Order-re: enforcement of the handicapped parking laws. (Mayor Wolf) scanJan 8
  3. 3Order-re: report on the current status of the Cambridge Employment Plan. (Myers) scanJan 8
  4. 4Order-re: push buttons installed on traffic signals located at the corner of Garden and Walden Streets. (Duehay) scanJan 8
  5. 5Order- re: walkway to the Alewife Station to be kept clear of ice and snow. (Russell) scanJan 8
  6. 6Order-re: vehicular traffic speeding in the vicinity of Sheridan Square. (Russell) scanJan 8
  7. 7Order-re: pedestrians crossing Rindge Avenue. (Russell) scanJan 8
  8. 8Order-re: traffic enforcement on Grozier Road. (Russell) scanJan 8
  9. 9Order-re: enforcement of the heavy truck traffic regulations along Prospect Street. (Walsh) scanJan 8
  10. 10Order-re: enfocement of permit parking along Creighton Street. (Walsh) scanJan 8
  11. 11Order-re: budget hearings to be broadcast on cable TV (Walsh) scanJan 8
  12. 12Order-re: new employes who begin their employment after July 1, 1990 and whose annual salary is $40,000 to pay 25% of their health insurance (Walsh) scanJan 8
  13. 13Order-re: solution to illegal parking of vehicles at the corner of Linnaean Street and Mass. Ave. (Walsh) scanJan 8
  14. 14Order-re: spouses of deceased retirees bearing 50% of the cost of health insurance. scanJan 8
  15. 15Moody's Investment Service indicating confirmation of the City of Cambridge Aa rating. scanJan 8
  16. 16Transfer of block grant funds in the sum of $12,092.00 in the Human Services Dept. scanJan 8
  17. 17Appropriation of a grant in the sum of $7,000 to the Human Services Dept. scanJan 8
  18. 18Appropriation of a grant in the sum of $45,000 to the Human Services Dept. scanJan 8
  19. 19Order-re: traffic survey on impact of closing Elmwood Ave. (Russell) scanJan 22
  20. 20Order-re: award to postal service on the city's displeasure of poor mail delivery to Cambridge residents. (Cyr) scanJan 22
  21. 21Order-re: city policy as it relates to residents parking their cars in city owned garages. (Toomey) scanJan 22
  22. 22Order-re: numerous abandoned taxi cabs on Fulkerson Street. (Toomey) scanJan 22
  23. 23Order-re: installation of steel barriers on the roadway adjacent to the Morse School. (Walsh) scanJan 22
  24. 24Order-re: condition at Fayerweather, Saville and Grandville Road. (Russell) scanJan 22
  25. 25Order-re: update on the hiring process for the Commissioner for the Overseer of the Commission on Laboratory Animals. (Myers) scanJan 22
  26. 26Order-re: information regarding the most recent general adjustment by the Rent Control Board. (Mayor Wolf) scanJan 22
  27. 27Order-re: lighting problem on Memorial Drive. (Mayor Wolf) scanJan 22
  28. 28Order-re: putting "Slow School" signs in the area of the Morse School and painting the crosswalks at Granite and Magazine Streets and Riverside Road and Magazine Street. (Russell) scanJan 22
  29. 29Order-re: legal action against the U.S. Postal Services for failure to deliver mail. (Duehay) scanJan 22
  30. 30Order-re: funding for a new elevator or repair of existing elevator. (Russell) scanJan 22
  31. 31Order-re: complaints on the increased number of food-selling vendors in the vicinity of 1613 Cambridge Street. (Walsh) scanJan 22
  32. 32Transfer of $10,500 to the Law Department to provide funds for personal computers. scanJan 22
  33. 33Order-re: storage container located on Bishop Allen Drive, between Essex and Suffolk Streets. (Vice-Mayor Reeves) scanJan 29
  34. 34Order-re: adding "boot employees" to protected list of employees from assault and battery. (Toomey) scanJan 29
  35. 35Order-re: home rule petition to allow Cambridge Taxi to pick up fares from Logan Airport. (Duehay) scanJan 29
  36. 36Resolutions congratulating Henry Hampton and Blackside, Inc. (Vice-Mayor Reeves) scanJan 29
  37. 37Order-re: City's Affirmative Action Plan (Vice-Mayor Reeves) scanJan 29
  38. 38Order-re: list of all city owned land which is suitable for residential use. (Vice-Mayor Reeves) scanJan 29
  39. 39Order-re: assessment of the handicapped accessibility of each Municipal Building. (Vice-Mayor Reeves) scanJan 29
  40. 40Order-re: Washington Elms/Newtowne Court be designated a high priority area for police coverage. (Myers) scanJan 29
  41. 41Order-re: meeting with the residents and Stop & Shop to develop plans for the Super Stop & Shop. (Myers, Duehay and Mayor Wolf) scanJan 29
  42. 42Order-re: roadway construction in the Alewife area. (Russell, Cyr and Mayor Wolf) scanJan 29
  43. 43Order-re: cleaning of sidewalk during snowstorms. (Myers) scanJan 29
  44. 44Order-re: analysis of the traffic at the intersection of Trowbridge and Broadway. (Myers) scanJan 29
  45. 45Order-re: seeking non-criminal enforcement in regards to Ordinance Number 1084. (Mayor Wolf) scanJan 29
  46. 46Order-re: re-open the door from the Green Street garage to the residents of the Manning Apartments. (Russell) scanJan 29
  47. 47Order-re: re-bulbing the lights on Mass. Ave. between Cedar and Harvey Street. (Russell) scanJan 29
  48. 48Order-re:-recycling facility on Mooney Street. (Russell) scanJan 29
  49. 49Order-re: housing complex at 55 Essex Street to be made accessible for the handicapped and physically impaired. (Walsh) scanJan 29
  50. 50Order-re: fire at 20 Prescott Street. (Walsh) scanJan 29
  51. 51Two orders:- transfer of $50,000 to the Traffic and Parking Dept. and an appropriation order of $130,000 in the Traffic and Parking Dept. scanJan 29
  52. 52Transfer of $22,000 in the Traffic and Parking Dept. scanJan 29
  53. 53City's Comprehensive Financial Report (CAFR) for the year ending June 30, 1989. scanJan 29
  54. 54Order-re: no confidence in the administrative efficiency in the Water Department. (Walsh, Cyr and Vice-Mayor Reeves) scanFeb 5
  55. 55Order-re: posting a "NO LEFT TURN" sign on Memorial Drive at the BU Bridge. (Sullivan) scanFeb 5
  56. 56Order-re: 3 Locust Street to be placed on the list for edgestones construction. (Sullivan) scanFeb 5
  57. 57Order-re: erection of working traffic lights at the corner of Windsor and Harvard Streets. (Toomey) scanFeb 5
  58. 58Order-re: what security is provided to the custodians working the Neighborhood Health Clinic located at 105 Windsor Street. (Toomey) scanFeb 5
  59. 59Order-re: policy of city owned buildings having a custodian on the premises during opened hours. (Toomey) scanFeb 5
  60. 60Order-re: replacement of street sign formerly located at Allston Court. (Toomey) scanFeb 5
  61. 61Order-re: inspecting the premises at 148 Richdale Avenue. (Russell) scanFeb 5
  62. 62Order-re: comprehensive plan for increasing neighborhood security in Neighborhood 4. (Vice-Mayor Reeves) scanFeb 5
  63. 63Establishment of the Eleanor Collins Burke Trust Fund and the acceptance of a donation of $610. scanFeb 5
  64. 64Transfer of $5,000 in the Data Processing Dept. scanFeb 5
  65. 65Appropriation of a grant in the sum of $1,000 to the Cambridge Library. scanFeb 5
  66. 66Appropriation of a grant in the sum of $39,200 to the License Commission. scanFeb 5
  67. 67Order - re: removal of an abandoned red sedan from # 7 Vineyard Street. (Walsh) scanFeb 12
  68. 68Order - re: improved signage at Huron Avenue and Fresh Pond Parkway. (Duehay) scanFeb 12
  69. 69Order - re: posting employment opportunities (Vice-Mayor Reeves) scanFeb 12
  70. 70Order - re: negotiations with Harvard and MIT regarding the "in lieu of tax payments". (Myers) scanFeb 12
  71. 71Order - re: list of all entities which make in lieu of tax payments. (Walsh) scanFeb 12
  72. 72Order - re: spending of fund in the laws enforcement trust fund by the Police Chief. (Mayor Wolf) scanFeb 12
  73. 73Order - re: to the development known as Bay Village. (Myers) scanFeb 12
  74. 74Appropriation of a grant in the sum of $16,130 to the Public Celebrations Account. scanFeb 12
  75. 75Appropriation of $30,311 to the Public Celebrations account. scanFeb 12
  76. 76Appropriation of $1,000 to the Public Celebrations account. scanFeb 12
  77. 77Appropriation of $5,573 in the Public Celebrations account. scanFeb 12
  78. 78Order - re: City departments to appear before the City Council regarding cutbacks in their departments. (Walsh) scanFeb 12
  79. 79Order - re: enforcement of truck traffic on Brookline Street. (Mayor Wolf) scanFeb 12
  80. 80Order - re: review the parking situation at the rear of City Hall. (Mayor Wolf) scanFeb 12
  81. 81Order - re: answering machine to be installed at City Hall for after hours. (Mayor Wolf) scanFeb 12
  82. 82Reconsideration filed by Councillor Sullivan on an order submitted by Vice-Mayor Reeves relative to the purchase of building at 402 Mass. Ave. for elderly programming. scanFeb 12
  83. 83Order-re: large number of estimated water bills. (Walsh) scanFeb 26
  84. 84Order-re: participatory rates of low income youth re: human service program. (Duehay) scanFeb 26
  85. 85Order-re: railroad tracks located at Sixth Street. (Toomey) scanFeb 26
  86. 86Order-re: negotiations with Stop & Shop on the plans for the site and the proposed sale of Riverside Road. (Toomey) scanFeb 26
  87. 87Order-re: incident of violence which occurred at the Neville Manor. (Toomey) scanFeb 26
  88. 88Order-re: policy on action taken on "tax-delinquent" property. (Toomey) scanFeb 26
  89. 89Order-re: condition of the bridge on Walden Street. (Myers) scanFeb 26
  90. 90Order-re: development known as "Graves Landing". (Myers) scanFeb 26
  91. 91Order-re: tagging and towing the handicapped parking spaces outside the Cambridge Hospital. (Duehay) scanFeb 26
  92. 92Order-re: regulating newspaper vending machiens. (Duehay) scanFeb 26
  93. 93Order-re: budget hearings being cable cast. (Walsh) scanFeb 26
  94. 94Order-re: data on the 766 program. (Walsh) scanFeb 26
  95. 95Order-re: unnecessary runs by the Fire Department. (Walsh) scanFeb 26
  96. 96Transfer of $6,230 in the Cable Television Dept. scanFeb 26
  97. 97Appropriation of a grant in the sum of $12,479.00 to the Human Services Dept. scanFeb 26
  98. 98Appropriation of a grant in the sum of $1,589,695.00 to the Human Services Dept. scanFeb 26
  99. 99Order-re: financial analysis on the property tax being paid quarterly. (Duehay) scanMar 12
  100. 100Order-re: report outlining the youth programs in Area4. (Toomey) scanMar 12
  101. 101Order-re: elimination of problems on Decatur Street. (Sullivan) scanMar 12
  102. 102Order-re: defect in sidewalk at 67 Upland Road. (Russell) scanMar 12
  103. 103Order-re: number of house break ins which occurred in the Berkshire, Cambridge, Willow and York Street area. (Toomey) scanMar 12
  104. 104Order-re: notice to appear on Cable TV when City Council meeting is not going to be held. (Cyr) scanMar 12
  105. 105Order-re: resident parking only for Bishop Allen Drive. (Vice-Mayor Reeves) scanMar 12
  106. 106Order-re: sanding the area under the swings in the tot lots. (Russell) scanMar 12
  107. 107Order-re: planning summer programs. (Myers) scanMar 12
  108. 108Order-re: trim the tree branches in front of the firehouse on Lexington Ave. (Russell) scanMar 12
  109. 109Order-re: energy source for heating structures on the Mayor Thomas W. Danehy Park. (Russell) scanMar 12
  110. 110Order-re: demolition of the premises numbered 73-75-77 River Street which was destroyed by fire. (Myers) scanMar 12
  111. 111Order-re: traffic study of the intersection of Mass. Ave., Bow Street and Harvard Street. (Mayor Wolf) scanMar 12
  112. 112Order-re: long delays and lack of adequate service on the Green Line at Lechmere Station. (Toomey) scanMar 12
  113. 113Order-re: policy of out of court settlements. (Toomey) scanMar 12
  114. 114Order-re: construction of a fire access barrier at Ahern Park. (Toomey) scanMar 12
  115. 115Order-re: acts of theft and robbery at the JFK Apartments. (Walsh) scanMar 12
  116. 116Order-re: poor mail delivery in Cambridge. (Walsh) scanMar 12
  117. 117REPORT FROM CITY OFFICIALS - Communication from Mayor Wolf relative to the Mayor's Task Force on City Finance together with a list of the members and a mission statement. scanMar 12
  118. 118Appropriation of $3,000 to the Health and Hospital Account. scanMar 12
  119. 119Appropriation of $303,434 to the Public Investment Fund. scanMar 12
  120. 120Order-re: suitable method of honor and reward for the CRLS Basketball team. (Toomey) scanMar 19
  121. 121Order-re: formation of a neighborhood committee assisting the License Commission. (Mayor Wolf) scanMar 19
  122. 122Order-re: purported sale of Arsenal Square. (Walsh) scanMar 19
  123. 123Order-re: plans to evaluate the multi-service center for the homeless. (Cyr) scanMar 19
  124. 124Order-re: repave Binney Street, Charles Street & Sixth Street. (Sullivan) scanMar 19
  125. 125Order-re: plan to assist the U.S. Census Bureau. (Vice-Mayor Reeves) scanMar 19
  126. 126Order-re: number of police and police cars that are stationed in North and West Cambridge. (Russell & Cyr) scanMar 19
  127. 127Order-re: 25% of the water rates collected to be used for the reconstruction of the physical plant of the Water Dept. (Sullivan) scanMar 19
  128. 128Order-re: issues of safety, drugs, children and youth in Area 4 Washington Elms/Newtowne Court. (Mayor Wolf, Vice-Mayor Reeves & Myers) scanMar 19
  129. 129Order-re: amount of land owned by MIT and Harvard. (Myers) scanMar 19
  130. 130Order-re: status report on the situation on Decatur Street. (Myers) scanMar 19
  131. 131Order-re: tax increases due to the buying andselling of property on a street or neighborhood. (Myers) scanMar 19
  132. 132Order-re: School Committee budgetary process be cable cast. (Walsh) scanMar 19
  133. 133Order-re: sanding and plowing Hudson Street. (Walsh) scanMar 19
  134. 134Order-re: incident on March 3, 1990 at an address on Upland Road. (Walsh) scanMar 19
  135. 135COMMITTEE REPORT - Committee on Finance for a hearing held on March 15, 1990 regarding the water rates for FY 91. scanMar 19
  136. 136Appropriation of a grant in the sum of $125,080 in the Health and Hospital Services fund. scanMar 19
  137. 137Appropriation of $500,000 in Street Opening and Driveway cut charges to the Public Investment Fund. scanMar 19
  138. 138Transfer of $750.00 in the Community Development Dept. scanMar 19
  139. 139Changes in Water/Sewer Rates. scanMar 19
  140. 140Order-re: report from the Inspectional Services Commissioner and the City Solicitor re: violation of any laws or ordinance in the demolition of three parcels of property on Blanche Street by MIT. (Myers) scanMar 26
  141. 141Order-re: enforcement of speed law on Rindge Avenue. (Mayor Wolf) scanMar 26
  142. 142Order-re: complaints regarding unsanitary disposal of garbage by fast food restaurant on the corner of Douglas Street and Mass. Ave. (Cyr) scanMar 26
  143. 143Order-re: complaitns from senior citizens of meal sites and Meals on Wheels. (Russell) scanMar 26
  144. 144Order-re: list of all Boards and Commissions. (Cyr) scanMar 26
  145. 145Order-re: development plans for the Brattle Theatre and the arcade beneath it. (Cyr) scanMar 26
  146. 146Transfer of $6,993.08 in the Health and Hospital Fund. scanMar 26
  147. 147Appropriation of $9,427.83 for the WIC Program. scanMar 26
  148. 148Transfer of $1,000 in the Election Commission for payment of medical bills. scanMar 26
  149. 149Communication congratulating the City of Cambridge for having attained the award for the Distinguished Budget Presentation. scanMar 26
  150. 150Order-re: distribution of condoms in the Teen Health Center (Myers, Cyr & Vice Mayor Reeves) scanApr 2
  151. 151Order-re: lights to be provided for Callaghan Field. (Russell) scanApr 2
  152. 152Order-re: change of ownership of Cherry, Webb and Touraine (Duehay) scanApr 2
  153. 153Order-re: trees will be taken down at the Harvard Square Gulf Station. (Duehay) scanApr 2
  154. 154Order-re: trees taken down on DeWolfe Street. (Duehay) scanApr 2
  155. 155Order-re: budget cut in elderly housing complex. (Russell) scanApr 2
  156. 156Order-re: removal of the rubber mat at the Kennedy School. (Toomey) scanApr 2
  157. 157Order-re: issue of telephone answering within the city. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanApr 2
  158. 158Order-re: coordiante the collection of waste paper for the purpose of recycling. (Vice-Mayor Reeves) scanApr 2
  159. 159Order-re: development of a special notice on BOOT ELIGIBILITY. (Cyr) scanApr 2
  160. 160Order-re: development of a procedure to require on site posting to demolish a building. (Cyr) scanApr 2
  161. 161Order-re: assistance be given to the organizers of the Santa Lucia Society's Annual Festival. (Sullivan) scanApr 2
  162. 162Order-re: using Mastercard and/or Visa to pay parking fines. (Cyr) scanApr 2
  163. 163Order-re: repair of the wooden structures at Paine Park. (Mayor Wolf) scanApr 2
  164. 164Order-re: all tot lots to be cleaned and made ready for the children. (Mayor Wolf) scanApr 2
  165. 165Order-re: data on 766 Program. (Walsh) scanApr 2
  166. 166Order-re: incident on Friday, March 16, 1990 re: arrest of member of thesubcommittee on Rules and Regulations of CTAC. (Walsh) scanApr 2
  167. 1671990-1991 CITY BUDGET. scanApr 2
  168. 168Transfer of $57,500 in the Public Works Dept. scanApr 2
  169. 169Appropriation of $40,000 to the Police Dept. scanApr 2
  170. 170Four Cambridge based banks announcing a lending initiatives aimed at expanding housing opportunities for low and moderate income Cambridge households. scanApr 2
  171. 171Transfer of $1,050,000 to the Public Investment Fund. scanApr 2
  172. 172Transfer of $1,652.22 in the Library Dept. scanApr 2
  173. 173Appropriatio of a grant in the sum of $18,267.00 to the Human Services Dept. scanApr 2
  174. 174Transfer of $225.00 in the Human Services Dept. scanApr 2
  175. 175Resolution regarding fiscal year 1991 Block Grant Programs. scanApr 2
  176. 176Appropriation of a grant of $73,000 to the Human Services Dept. scanApr 2
  177. 177Order-re: policy to clean and repair the fire hydrants throughout the city. (Toomey) scanApr 23
  178. 178Order-re: install lights at Donnelly Field. (Toomey) scanApr 23
  179. 179Order-re: monitor vehicular traffic exiting the Twin City Mall (Toomey) scanApr 23
  180. 180Order-re: renovations to the premises numbered 152-156 Sixth St. (Toomey) scanApr 23
  181. 181Order-re: money in the Cambridge Drug Trust Fund. (Duehay) scanApr 23
  182. 182Order-re: remedy the faulty traffic signal at the corner of Brookline Street and Putnam Ave. (Walsh) scanApr 23
  183. 183Order-re: clean the area of Essex Street between Bishop Allen Drive and Central Square. (Russell, Vice-Mayor Reeves, Cyr &Myers) scanApr 23
  184. 184Order-re: scope of development at Bointon Yard Location. (Toomey) scanApr 23
  185. 185Order-re: correcting defect in the public way on Cambridge and Warren Street. (Toomey) scanApr 23
  186. 186Order-re: Students Against Violence and For Equality. (Walsh, Vice-Mayor Reeves & Myers) scanApr 23
  187. 187Order-re: replacing the surface material at the railroad crossing at Cambridge, Warren, Gore and Warren Streets. (Toomey) scanApr 23
  188. 188Order-re: review of the existing traffic pattern and enforcement at the corner of Sixth and Charles Streets. (Toomey) scanApr 23
  189. 189Order-re: investigation of the situation in the vicinity of the Porter Arcade. (Russell) scanApr 23
  190. 190Order-re: replace the benches in front of the Harrington School. (Russell) scanApr 23
  191. 191Order-re: increase the police personnel in the general Standish Street/Huron Ave. area. (Walsh) scanApr 23
  192. 192Order-re: interest being charged on water bills. (Walsh) scanApr 23
  193. 193Order-re: enhance the effectiveness of the newly installed traffic signs within the Agassiz neighborhood. (Walsh & Vice Mayor Reeves) scanApr 23
  194. 194Transfer of $4,000 in the Electrical Dept. scanApr 23
  195. 195Donation of $500 for the establishment of the Henry Wise Book Trust Fund. scanApr 23
  196. 196Transfer of $5,943 in teh General Fund. scanApr 23
  197. 197Transfer of $610 in the General Services/Print Shop Account. scanApr 23
  198. 198Appropriation of $39,495 in the Public Works Dept. scanApr 23
  199. 199Transfer of $20,000 in the Public Works Dept. scanApr 23
  200. 200Appropriation of a grant in the sum of $2,080 to the Historical Commission. scanApr 23
  201. 201Appropriation of $2,100 to the Public Works Dept. scanApr 23
  202. 202Appropriation of $1 million in the Public Works Dept., for the Area IV Youth Center. scanApr 23
  203. 203Order-re: "conflicts of law" issues. (Myers, Cyr, Vice Mayor Reeves) scanApr 23
  204. 204Order-re: Council parking spaces available to residents during the work week for the next sixty days. (Walsh) scanApr 23
  205. 2051990 -1991 SCHOOL DEPT. BUDGET. scanApr 23
  206. 206Order-re: malfunctioning traffic signal at the intersection of Brookline Street and Putnam Avenue. (Walsh) scanApr 30
  207. 207Order-re: problems in the area of 699 Green Street. (Myers & Sullivan) scanApr 30
  208. 208Order-re: rash of robberies in Harvard Square. (Walsh) scanApr 30
  209. 209Order-re: petition of Cambridge Electric Light Co. and Commonwealth Electric Company for a Conservation and Load Management Program. (Walsh) scanApr 30
  210. 210Order-re: recommendations from the City Manager regarding the acceptance of Section 40, Chapter 653 of the Acts of 1989. (Mayor Wolf) scanApr 30
  211. 211Order-re: vacant apartments at the corner of Broadway and Elm Street and 292-296-298 Broadway. (Duehay) scanApr 30
  212. 212Order-re: establishment of a neighborhood stabilization committee in Area 4. (Duehay, Mayor Wolf, Vice Mayor Reeves, Toomey and Myers) scanApr 30
  213. 213Order-re: development potential of land on Columbia Street and area to be cleaned up. (Russell) scanApr 30
  214. 214Appropriation of $22,000 to the Neville Manor Account. scanApr 30
  215. 215Transfer of $500,000 in the Health and Hospital Services Account. scanApr 30
  216. 216Appropriation of $150,000 in the Neville Manor Account. scanApr 30
  217. 217Appropriation of $1,700,000 to the Health and Hospital Services Account. scanApr 30
  218. 218Appropriation of a grant of $19,600 in the Health and Hospital Services Account. scanApr 30
  219. 219Appropriation of a grant of $62,143 in the Hospital and Health Services Account. scanApr 30
  220. 220Transfer of $30,000 in the Veterans Dept. scanApr 30
  221. 221Order-re: increase patrol at Alberta Terrace. (Russell) scanMay 7
  222. 222Order-re: re-organization of the "Friends of Fresh Pond". (Russell) scanMay 7
  223. 223Order-re: taxi stand on Hampshire Street behind S & S Restaurant. (Sullivan) scanMay 7
  224. 224Order-re: accidents at the intersections of Dudley, Clifton, Jackson, Clay, Montgomery and Reed Streets. (Cyr) scanMay 7
  225. 225Order-re: development of the East Cambridge Canal Park. (Toomey) scanMay 7
  226. 226Order-re: Fenno and Fairfield Street to be added to streets to be repaired. (Russell) scanMay 7
  227. 227Order-re: opening exists on the Prospect Street side of the subway at Central Square. (Toomey) scanMay 7
  228. 228Order-re: transport of trash to the sidewalk for resident of 115 Brattle Street. (Walsh) scanMay 7
  229. 229Order-re: status report on New Street. (Russell) scanMay 7
  230. 230Order-re: complaint with 911 for an incident on April 19, 1990. (Walsh) scanMay 7
  231. 231Order-re: vendors doing business with city be equal opportunity employers. (Walsh) scanMay 7
  232. 232Order-re: truck traffic on kirkland Street. (Myers) scanMay 7
  233. 233Order-re: two way passage of motor vehicles along New Street as well as total resurfacing. (Walsh) scanMay 7
  234. 234Appropriation of $13,765.50 to the Fire Dept. scanMay 7
  235. 235Transfer of $21,000 in the Fire Dept. scanMay 7
  236. 236LOAN ORDER -$11,700,000 for the first portion of the Phase VI Sewer Separation Project and the renovation of the Morse School. scanMay 7
  237. 237GENERAL FUND BUDGET - $183,412,570. scanMay 7
  238. 238WATER DEPARTMENT BUDGET - $4,121,970. scanMay 7
  239. 239HOSPITAL AND AMBULATORY CARE FUND - $51,937,865. scanMay 7
  240. 240NEVILLE MANOR FUND - $7,856,935. scanMay 7
  241. 241PUBLIC INVESTMENT FUND - $7,621,095. scanMay 7
  242. 242Order-re: report on the intersection of Pemberton Street and Middlesex Street. (Cyr) scanMay 14
  243. 243Order-re: review of the Resident Permit laws on Sacramento St., Mellon St., Everett St., Oxford St., Hammon St., & Wendell St. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanMay 14
  244. 244Order-re: purchase of the Porter Exchange Mall. (Vice Mayor Reeves, Cyr & Myers) scanMay 14
  245. 245Order-re: number of minorities employed in the Danehy Park construction. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanMay 14
  246. 246Order-re: enforcement of Traffic, Noise and Environmental laws re: Portland Stoneware. (Myers) scanMay 14
  247. 247Order-re: traffic study at the junction of Garden St., Field St. and Alpine St. (Russell) scanMay 14
  248. 248Order-re: No Turn on Red Sign at the corner of Gore and Sixth Streets. (Toomey) scanMay 14
  249. 249Order-re: No Turn on Red sign at the corner of Gore and Lambert Streets. (Toomey) scanMay 14
  250. 250Order-re: enforcement of the Resident Sticker Program. (Toomey) scanMay 14
  251. 251Order-re: traffic study at the intersection of Oxford and Wendell Streets. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanMay 14
  252. 252Order-re: concise statement of Law Department's availability to the City Council. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanMay 14
  253. 253Order-re: staus report on the building at 2 Essex Street. (Myers) scanMay 14
  254. 254Order-re: waiving filing fee for owner occupied residences up to 12 units for rent adjustments. (Russell) scanMay 14
  255. 255Order-re: demolition of buildigns destroyed by fire on Richdale Ave. (Cyr) scanMay 14
  256. 256Order-re: Memorandum of Understanding between the City of New Haven, CT and Yale University. (Walsh) scanMay 14
  257. 257Order-re: License Commissio involvement in the arrest of a member of the subcommittee on Rules and Regulations of CTAC. (Walsh) scanMay 14
  258. 258Transfer of $3,200 in the Election Commission. scanMay 14
  259. 259Appropriation of a grant in the sum of $25,550 in the Human Services Dept. scanMay 14
  260. 260Appropriation of a grant in the sum of $17,480 in the Human Services Dept. scanMay 14
  261. 261Appropriation of $4,970 in the Public Works Dept. scanMay 14
  262. 262Transfer of $37,000 in the Public Works Dept. scanMay 14
  263. 263Transfer of $20,000 in the Public Works Dept. scanMay 14
  264. 264Appropriation of $4,071.72 to the Community Development Dept. scanMay 14
  265. 265Transfer of $30,000 in the Traffic and Parking Dept. scanMay 14
  266. 266Transfer of $78,593 in the School Dept. scanMay 14
  267. 267Order-re: trucks leaving Portland Stone causing a disturbance. (Myers) scanMay 14
  268. 268Order-re: intersection of Concord Ave. and Alpine Street. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanMay 21
  269. 269Order-re: removal of asbestos laden commuterrail vehicle stored at Alewife. (Cyr) scanMay 21
  270. 270Order-re: household hazardous waste disposal day. (Cyr) scanMay 21
  271. 271Order-re: gang related violence. (Cyr) scanMay 21
  272. 272Order-re: finish work at Sleeper Park. (Cyr) scanMay 21
  273. 273Order-re: appreciation dinner for the Auxilliary Police. (Russell) scanMay 21
  274. 274Order-re: intersection of Magazine Street and Riverside Road. (Myers) scanMay 21
  275. 275Order-re: series of youth and adult music programs. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanMay 21
  276. 276Order-re: illegal parking on Magazine Street between Williams and Auburn Street. (Mayor Wolf, Councillors Duehay, Toomey & Sullivan) scanMay 21
  277. 277Order-re: The Binney Street Connector. (Toomey) scanMay 21
  278. 278Order-re: surfacing of Bristol Street. (Sullivan) scanMay 21
  279. 279Order-re: additional site for recyclable drop offs. (Mayor Wolf) scanMay 21
  280. 280Order-re: Harvard Square Post Office. (Cyr) scanMay 21
  281. 281Order-re: "Slow for Children" sign on Cedar Street. (Cyr) scanMay 21
  282. 282Order-re: installation of a crossing light on Cambridge Street. (Cyr) scanMay 21
  283. 283Order-re: intersection of Windsor and Harvard Streets. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanMay 21
  284. 284Order-re: designating city vehicles as "emergency vehicles" while doing inspections. (Russell & Mayor Wolf) scanMay 21
  285. 285Order-re: planned renovations to the Fourth Floor of City Hall (Sullivan) scanMay 21
  286. 286Order-re: replace the sidewalk on Thorndike Street between Fourth and Sixth Streets. (Sullivan) scanMay 21
  287. 287Order-re: areas in elderly housing for senior to drop off their recyclables. (Russell) scanMay 21
  288. 288Order-re: truck noise from Star market on Mt. Auburn Street. (Russell) scanMay 21
  289. 289Order-re: drug dealing transaction from touch-tone phones. (Walsh) scanMay 21
  290. 290Order-re: police surveillance around Craigie Street and Craigie Circle. (Duehay) scanJun 4
  291. 291Order-re: Clean the Agassiz Tot Lot. (Mayor Wolf) scanJun 4
  292. 292Order-re: inspecting Rogers Street. (Toomey) scanJun 4
  293. 293Order-re: zebra striped crosswalk on Allston Street. (Russell & Myers) scanJun 4
  294. 294Order-re: Seagrave Fire engine be included in Antique Fire Apparatus Show. (Walsh) scanJun 4
  295. 295Order-re: Mayor Emeritus Alfred Vellucci receiving commendation of the Country of Portugal. (Mayor Wolf) scanJun 4
  296. 296Order-re: closing of the Salvation Army's Shelter/Day Drop In Center. (Walsh) scanJun 4
  297. 297Order-re: conditions at 1 Collidge Place and 580 Mass. Ave. (Myers) scanJun 4
  298. 298Order-re: increasing patrols at the Warren Pals Playground. (Toomey) scanJun 4
  299. 299Order-re: program for the opening day celebration of Danehy Park. (Mayor Wolf) scanJun 4
  300. 300Order-re: barrels to be provided in the tot lot at Raymond Field. (Russell) scanJun 4
  301. 301Order-re: health care facility on Chilton Street. (Russell) scanJun 4
  302. 302Order-re: check fire alarm at the corner of Walden and Raymond Streets. (Russel) scanJun 4
  303. 303Order-re: tire slashing in the area of Hubbard Ave., Walden St., & Raymond Street. (Myers) scanJun 4
  304. 304Order-re: hiring a sound technician. (Duehay & Russell) scanJun 4
  305. 305Order-re: cross walk and signal light across Fresh Pond Parkway near the Tobin School. (Duehay & Russell) scanJun 4
  306. 306Order-re: incident that happened on May 26, 1990 at Alewife MBTA Station. (Walsh) scanJun 4
  307. 307Order-re: bus stop on Magazine Street between William Street and Auburn Street to be kept clear of illegally parked cars. (Russell) scanJun 4
  308. 308Order-re: identation in the roadway at the corner of Reed Street and Rindge Avenue. (Russell) scanJun 4
  309. 309Order-re: improvements of New Street. (Walsh) scanJun 4
  310. 310Appropriation of $45,000 to the Traffic and Parking Dept. scanJun 4
  311. 311Response to Awaiting Report Item Number 48 regarding the intersection of Windsor and Harvard Streets, together with an appropriation order of $50,000 for a pedestrian light. scanJun 4
  312. 312Order-re: patching the public way at 266 Western Ave. (Toomey) scanJun 4
  313. 313Order-re: light at Sennott park be replaced. (Duehay) scanJun 4
  314. 314Order-re: rubbish ordinance amendment. (Duehay) scanJun 4
  315. 315Order-re: low and moderate housing on the "Grovers Market" site. (Russell) scanJun 4
  316. 316Order-re: remove the crosswalk on Berkshire Street. (Russell) scanJun 4
  317. 317Order-re: extend the open enrollment on health insurance. (Toomey) scanJun 4
  318. 318Order-re: rename and dedicate Engine 5 Station. (Entire membership) scanJun 4
  319. 319Order-re: installation of a Slow Children Sign at the entrance to Myrtle Ave. (Mayor Wolf) scanJun 4
  320. 320Order-re: legally parked truck at the MBTA Turn Around area on rindge Ave. (Russell) scanJun 4
  321. 321Order-re: telephone hot line re: complaints about Portland Stoneware Co. (Cyr & Myers) scanJun 4
  322. 322Order-re: repair of pot holes along Waverly Street. (Walsh) scanJun 4
  323. 323Appropriation of $20,000 to the Human Services Dept. scanJun 4
  324. 324Appropriation of a grant in the sum of $38,361 to the Human Services Dept. scanJun 4
  325. 325Appropriation of $11,399 to the Human Services Dept. scanJun 11
  326. 326Appropriation of $1,890 to the Human Services Dept. scanJun 11
  327. 327Transfer of appropriation from allotments with available balances to close the fiscal year 1989-1990 books. scanJun 11
  328. 328Supplemental appropriation of $200,000 to the Water Dept. scanJun 11
  329. 329Order-re: Job opportunities of the Central Artery Project. (Myers) scanJun 25
  330. 330Order-re: repair pavement at 2294 Mass. Avenue (Myers) scanJun 25
  331. 331Appropriation of $10,000 to the Cambridge Arts Council scanJun 25
  332. 332Appropriation of $1,350,000 million for the purchase of Centrex from NET&T. scanJun 25
  333. 333Appropriation of $81,594.43 in the Community Development Dept. scanJun 25
  334. 334Appropriation of a donation of $15,000 to the Community Development Dept. scanJun 25
  335. 335Approrpiation of $19,706.97 to the Community Development Dept. scanJun 25
  336. 336Appropriation of a grant in the sum of $72,750 to the Health and Hospital Dept. scanJun 25
  337. 337Appropriation of a grant in the sum of $5,000 to the health and Hospital Dept. scanJun 25
  338. 338Appropriation of $7,021.74 to the Community Development Dept. scanJun 25
  339. 339Appropriation of $60,000 to the Community Development Dept. scanJun 25
  340. 340Appropriation of a grant in the sum of $3,500 to the Public Works Dept. scanJun 25
  341. 341Acceptance of a donation of $840 and authorization of the establishment of the Mary Conlan Trust Fund. scanJun 25
  342. 342Supplemental appropriation of $45,000 to the Traffic and Parking Dept. scanJun 25
  343. 343Appropriation of a grant in the sum of $40,000 to the Health and Hospital Dept. scanJun 25
  344. 344Appropriation of a grant in the sum of $2,380,663 to the Health and Hospital Dept. scanJun 25
  345. 345Appropriation of a grant in the sum of $239,224.82 to the Health and Hospital Dept. scanJun 25
  346. 346Appropriation of a grant in the sum of $25,473 to the Health and Hospital Dept. scanJun 25
  347. 347Appropriation of a grant in the sum of $43,500 to the Health and Hospital Dept. scanJun 25
  348. 348Appropriation of a grant in the sum of $47,730 to the Human Services Dept. scanJun 25
  349. 349Appropriation of $10,800 in the Human Services Dept. scanJun 25
  350. 350Appropriation of $52,080 to the Human Services Dept. scanJun 25
  351. 351Appropriation of $8,000 to the Human Services Dept. scanJun 25
  352. 352Appropriation of a grant in the sum of $935,000 to the Health and Hospital Dept. scanJun 25
  353. 353Appropriation of a grant in the sum of $82,667 to the Health and Hospital Dept. scanJun 25
  354. 354Appropriation of a grant in the sum of $25,672 to the Health and Hospital Dept. scanJun 25
  355. 355Appropriation of a grant in the sim of $110,000 to the Health and Hospital Dept. scanJun 25
  356. 356Appropriation of a grant in the sum of $422,567.25 to the Health and Hospital Dept. scanJun 25
  357. 357Order-re: borrowing of FAR between and/or among parcels. scanJun 25
  358. 358Reconsideration filed by Councillor Sullivan on an order submitted by Vice Mayor Reeves relative to PAR 10 be applied to the Police Promotional Examinations. scanJun 25
  359. 359City's Bond Rating. scanJun 25
  360. 360Order-re: examination of permits to utilize the City parks. (Toomey) scanJun 25
  361. 361Order-re: installing air conditioner in the Employee Lunch Room. scanJun 25
  362. 362Order-re: patrols throughout the parks and playgrounds. (Toomey) scanJun 25
  363. 363Order-re: study of intersection of Cambridge Street, Cardinal Medeiros Avenue and Warren Street. (Toomey) scanJun 25
  364. 364Order-re: discrimination against low income subsidized families with children. (Walsh) scanJun 25
  365. 365Order-re: configuration of fourth Street. (Toomey) scanJun 25
  366. 366Order-re: anticipated sewer construction (Walsh) scanJun 25
  367. 367Order-re: memo from City Solicitor re: support with tax dollars non public activities. (Mayor Wolf) scanJun 25
  368. 368Order-re: depression of the Central Artery. (Mayor Wolf, Cyr) scanJun 25
  369. 369Order-re: distressed property at 14 Van Norden Street. (Cyr) scanJun 25
  370. 370Order-re: legality of outdoor sale of clothing on racks in the middle of Harvard Square. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanJun 25
  371. 371Order-re: City of Cambridge purchase of Porter Exchange Mall. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanJun 25
  372. 372Order-re: review of draining and flushing of fire hydrants. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanJun 25
  373. 373Order-re: Park north of Cambridge Common between Waterhouse Street and Mass. Ave. be named for Mary Conlon. (Duehay) scanJun 25
  374. 374Order-re: road resurfacing of Western Avenue. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanJun 25
  375. 375Order-re: police enforcement to the area of Glacken Field. (Cyr & Russell) scanJun 25
  376. 376Order-re: traffic enforcement on Upland Road. (Russell) scanJun 25
  377. 377Order-re: rehanging of the picture of Father O'Callahan in the War Memorial. (Russell) scanJun 25
  378. 378Order-re: increase police presence in North Cambridge and West Cambridge. (Russell) scanJun 25
  379. 379Order-re: problem of graffiti in the city. (Russell) scanJun 25
  380. 380Order-re: traffic safety issues around the elementary schools. (Mayor Wolf, Russell, Toomey) scanJun 25
  381. 381Order-re: resident parking near the Kennedy Biscuit Loft Apartments. (Duehay and Vice Mayor Reeves) scanJun 25
  382. 382Order-re: relocation 6f the Harvard Square Post Office. (Duehay) scanJun 25
  383. 383Order-re: resurface Hollis Park and Kimball Lane. (Myers) scanJun 25
  384. 384Order-re: relocation efforts of Portland Stoneware. (Myers) scanJun 25
  385. 385Comm. from Claire E. Rodley, Secretary of the School Committee, transmitting a vote taken to congratulate the City Manager for his excellent financial management and ability to maintain Cambridge's high bond rating. scanJun 25
  386. 386Appropriation of $4,225.00 to the Human Services Dept. scanJul 30
  387. 387Order on the disposition of city-owned land at the premises numbered 65-69 Columbia Street. scanJul 30
  388. 388Appropriation of $75,237.00 to the Human Services Dept. scanJul 30
  389. 389Appropriation of $32,795.00 to the community Development Dept. scanJul 30
  390. 390Appropriation of $42,329.00 to the Public Celebrations Account. scanJul 30
  391. 391Transfer of $3,300.00 in the Human Services Dept. scanJul 30
  392. 392Appropriation of $34,449.00 to the Human Services Dept. scanJul 30
  393. 393Transfer of $18,000 in the Police Dept. scanJul 30
  394. 394Appropriation of $10,579.69 to the Community Development Dept. scanJul 30
  395. 395Order-re: draft memo of agreement between EPA and DEP and the City of Cambridge. (Cyr) scanJul 30
  396. 396Memorandum of Agreement between the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and the Mass. Dept. of Environmental Protection and the City of Cambridge on the PARKING FREEZE. scanJul 30
  397. 397Order-re: functional exists and entrance turnstiles at the MBTA stations. (Duehay) scanJul 30
  398. 398Order-re: speed limits on Garden Street, Huron avenue, and Gray Gardens West. scanJul 30
  399. 399Resolution on the Feast of St. Cosmos and Damian (Russell and entire Membership) scanJul 30
  400. 400Order-re: Whittemore Avenue be added to the sidewalk construction list. scanJul 30
  401. 401Order-re: No Parking Restriction at bus stop on Magazine Street between William and Auburn Streets. (Walsh and Entire Membership) scanJul 30
  402. 402Order-re: synchronize the light at the corner of Walden and Sherman Streets. scanJul 30
  403. 403Order-re: traffic congestion and parking concerns along Jefferson Street. scanJul 30
  404. 404Order-re: erection of posts at the end of Brookford Street. scanJul 30
  405. 405Order-re: repair of the sidewalk on Belmont Street. scanJul 30
  406. 406Order-re: status of a permanent CASPAR sponsored Emergency Service Center on Albany Street. scanJul 30
  407. 407Appropriation of $25,000 to the Community Development Dept. scanJul 30
  408. 408Support for community Interpreter Services Program. (Cyr and vice Mayor Reeves) scanJul 30
  409. 409Order-re: incentive program to encourage skilled craftspersons to advance in their trades. (Cyr) scanJul 30
  410. 410Order-re: Plan to respond to problem of arson. (Cyr) scanJul 30
  411. 411Order-re: installation of crosswalk on Broadway at the Department of Transportation. (Toomey) scanJul 30
  412. 412Order-re: Posting of signage both to and from Kendall Square. (Toomey) scanJul 30
  413. 413Order-re: Cambridge Housing Authority to respond to elevator repair questions. (Toomey) scanJul 30
  414. 414Order-re: implications for Cambridge if the petition to rollback taxes filed by the Citizens for Limited Taxation is passed. scanJul 30
  415. 415Order-re: brighten up the common space in CHA senior citizen housing. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanJul 30
  416. 416Order-re: citywide senior citizens' center. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanJul 30
  417. 417Order-re: insufficient ventilation in the restrooms of the Adult Care Facility at 105 Windsor Street. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanJul 30
  418. 418Order-re: effect of new federal law on the handicapped. (Mayor Wolf) scanJul 30
  419. 419Resolution on the death of Mary a. Flannery. (Russell and Sullivan) scanJul 30
  420. 420Order-re: Putnam Apartments ara handicapped accessible. (Toomey) scanJul 30
  421. 421Order-re: invasion of Kuwait (Toomey) scanJul 30
  422. 422Order-re: requests for inspectional reports for 580 Mass. Avenue/1 Coolidge Place. scanJul 30
  423. 423Order-re: purchasing of recycled material by the City. (Mayor Wolf) scanJul 30
  424. 424Order-re: storage of nuclear material on the MIT Campus. (Toomey) scanSep 10
  425. 425Order-re: restriction of heavy commercial vehicles from Fulkerson Street. (Toomey) scanSep 10
  426. 426Order-re: enforcement of the law of roads relating to tow trucks. (Toomey) scanSep 10
  427. 427Order-re: Resident Parking Sticker Program in East Cambridge. (Toomey) scanSep 10
  428. 428Order-re: fuel purchases (Mayor Wolf) scanSep 10
  429. 429Order-re: entertainment and cinema licenses at One Kendall Square. (Mayor Wolf) scanSep 10
  430. 430Order-re: enforcement of restrictions of heavy commercial vehicles. (Toomey) scanSep 10
  431. 431Order-re: routing of school busses going to Tobin School. scanSep 10
  432. 432Order-re: sidewalk along Concord aVenue be cleaned. (Russell) scanSep 10
  433. 433Order-re: dividing lines be painted on Cushing Street. (Russell) scanSep 10
  434. 434Order-re: trim the tree at the corner of Holworthy Street and Park Avenue. (Russell) scanSep 10
  435. 435Order-re: Charles River Ford site on River Street. (Russell) scanSep 10
  436. 436Order-re: stream behind houses on Standish Street. (Russell) scanSep 10
  437. 437Order-re: sidewalk repair around the Putnam Gardens. (Myers) scanSep 10
  438. 438Order-re: incidents of violence around the Columbia Street park. (Myers) scanSep 10
  439. 439Order-re: length of terms for boards and commissions. (Myers) scanSep 10
  440. 440Order-re: patient care and building maintenance deficiencies at Neville Manor. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanSep 10
  441. 441Order-re: "No Parking - Tow Zone" sign at the entrance of columbia Street Park. (Russell) scanSep 10
  442. 442Order-re: purchase of microwave oven for employees lounge. (Russell) scanSep 10
  443. 443Order-re: legal opinion from City solicitor on fundraising activities undertaken by the the City Council. scanSep 10
  444. 444Order-re: potholes to be filled in on Sacremento Street. (Walsh) scanSep 10
  445. 445Order-re: violations of the Federal Water treatment regulations. (Toomey) scanSep 10
  446. 446Order-re: Albany and Vassar Streets be included in the street and sidewalk reconstruction program. (Toomey)Sep 10
  447. 447Order-re: Berkshire Street to be cleaned twice on street sweeping days. (Toomey) scanSep 10
  448. 448Order-re: MIT, Harvard Univ., and Lesley maintain the streets that interwine their campuses. (Toomey) scanSep 10
  449. 449Order-re: Rest room facilities at City Hall. ([Walsh] crossed out) Russell [see also # 457] scanSep 10
  450. 450Traffic at the corner of Fayerweather Street and Concord Avenue. (Russell) scanSep 10
  451. 451Order-re: Newman, Foch and Gladstone Streets be added to the list of streets and sidewalks to be reconstructed.(Russell) scanSep 10
  452. 452Enforcement of the Resident Sticker Parking regulations on the streets bordering the Galleria development. (Toomey) scanSep 10
  453. 453Order-re: Park Avenue to be included in the budget for street and sidewalk repairs. (Russell & Sullivan) scanSep 10
  454. 454Order-re: outcome of the CambridgeSide Galleria Job Fair. (Walsh) scanSep 10
  455. 455Order-re: clean up Central Square Program.-Petition from the neighborhood enclosed. (Walsh) scanSep 10
  456. 456License Agreement between the City and CambridgeSide Galleria Associates for the purpose of maintaining an area for outdoor food service at the CambridgeSide Galleria. scanSep 10
  457. 457Order-re: installation of signs indicating the location of public restrooms in Central Square. (Walsh) see also # 449 scanSep 10
  458. 458Transfer of $140.00 to the License Commission. scanSep 10
  459. 459Transfer of $288.00 in the Rent Control Dept. scanSep 10
  460. 460Appropriation of $40,000 to the Community Development Dept. scanSep 10
  461. 461Transfer of $887.00 in the Library Dept. scanSep 10
  462. 462Appropriation of $30,000 to the Human Services Dept. scanSep 10
  463. 463Appropriation of $5,000 to the Human Services Dept. scanSep 10
  464. 464Appropriation of $20,000 to the Human Services Dept. scanSep 10
  465. 465Appropriation of a donation of $10,000 to the Public Celebrations Account for the Summer Concert Series. scanSep 10
  466. 466Appropriation of $154,000 to the Community Development Dept. scanSep 10
  467. 467Order-re: removal of trees along Harvard Street at the Gulf Station site. (Walsh) scanSep 10
  468. 468Housing and Community Development Committee Report for a hearing held on Thursday, August 2, 1990 to consider the need for an Affordable Housing Land Bank, issues about the operations of a Land Bank and a draft proposal for the Land Bank. scanSep 17
  469. 469Establishment of the tax rate and relative information. scanSep 17
  470. 470Public hearing for the purpose of allocating the local property tax levy among the four classes of real and personal property for fiscal year 1991. scanSep 17
  471. 471Order-re: clean area on Rindge Avenue (Russell) scanSep 17
  472. 472Order-re: ordinance requiring bicyclist to wear protective helmets. (Duehay) see Ord # 1991. scanSep 17
  473. 473Order-re: traffic enforcement at Mass. Avenue and Magoun Street. (Russell) scanSep 17
  474. 474Order-re: repair of New Street tracks. (Russell & Sullivan) scanSep 17
  475. 475Order-re: clean area around Porter Square. (Russell) scanSep 17
  476. 476Order-re: enforcing speed limit on Huron Avenue (Mayor Wolf) scanSep 17
  477. 477Traffic study of Wadsworth Street. (Sullivan) scanSep 17
  478. 478Order-re: repaving of Brookline Street. (Toomey) scanSep 17
  479. 479Order-re: enforcement of laws of road for bicyclists. (Toomey) scanSep 17
  480. 480Order-re: installation of rubber mats at Cambridge Street and Gore Street. (Toomey) scanSep 17
  481. 481Order-re: planting additional perennials at Neville Manor. (Toomey) scanSep 17
  482. 482Order-re: cleaning abutting area from Gore Street to Binney Street. (Toomey) scanSep 17
  483. 483Order-re: pulling up railroad tracks on Binney Street. (Toomey) scanSep 17
  484. 484Order-re: resurfacing of Fulkerson Street. (Toomey) scanSep 17
  485. 485Order-re: traffic survey at the intersection of Garden Street and Concord Avenue. (Mayor Wolf) scanSep 17
  486. 486Order-re: traffic survey on Garden and Mass. avenue. (Mayor Wolf) scanSep 17
  487. 487Order-re: number of speed limit signs on Magazine Street. (Mayor Wolf & Myers) scanSep 17
  488. 488Order-re: State Implementation Plan approach to traffic mitigation. (Mayor Wolf) A/K/A SIP scanSep 17
  489. 489Order-re: non conforming uses. (Cyr) scanSep 17
  490. 490Order-re: parking needs on Bishop Allen Drive (Mayor Wolf) scanSep 17
  491. 491Order-re: community access to Boston University's Boat House. (Mayor Wolf) scanSep 17
  492. 492Order-re: speeding on Rindge Avenue (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanSep 17
  493. 493Order-re: speeding on Magazine Street. (Duehay) scanSep 17
  494. 494Order-re: case of the tenants at 345 Harvard Street. (Myers) scanSep 17
  495. 495Order-re: enforcement of the Street Performers ordinance. (Myers) scanSep 17
  496. 496Order-re: report revolving loan fund. (Myers) scanSep 17
  497. 497Order-re: repair street signs - Pleasant Street & Prince Street; Magazine & Auburn Street; Magazine & Cottage Streets. (Myers) scanSep 17
  498. 498Order-re: repair the pothole on Mt. Pleasant Street. (Myers) scanSep 17
  499. 499Order-re: Soden Street be placed on the list of streets to be repaired. (Myers) scanSep 17
  500. 500Order-re: band playing on Winthrop Park. (Walsh) scanSep 17
  501. 501Order-re: rules of feces removal sign on Holworthy Place. (Russell) scanSep 17
  502. 502Order-re: enforcement of the No Parking laws on Bay Street. (Russell) scanSep 17
  503. 503Order-re: adjust lighting in the rear of the Russell Apartments. (Russell) scanSep 17
  504. 504Order-re: distribution of Food Stamps in Senior Citizens buildings. (Russell) scanSep 17
  505. 505installation of portable toilets and water bubblers as Russell Field. (Russell) scanSep 24
  506. 506replacement of sidewalk at 9 Watson Street. (Sullivan) scanSep 24
  507. 507useage of strip of land on Gore Street. (Toomey) scanSep 24
  508. 508speeding cars, uncontrolled parking, etc. (Cyr) scanSep 24
  509. 509sidewalks on both sides of Henry Street. (Sullivan) scanSep 24
  510. 510traffic patterns on Harvey Street. (Cyr) scanSep 24
  511. 511"Friends of Danehy Park". (Cyr) scanSep 24
  512. 512Board of Survey on Van Norden Street. (Cyr) scanSep 24
  513. 513traffic problems on Memorial Drive. (Myers) scanSep 24
  514. 514analysis on city invested and pension funds. (Duehay) scanSep 24
  515. 515analysis of cars parked at 19 Hilliard Street. (Duehay) scanSep 24
  516. 516complaints received about the replacement of water lines on Rice Street. (Duehay) scanSep 24
  517. 517installing light fixtures at Little League Baseball Diamond at Donnelly Field. (Toomey) scanSep 24
  518. 518Mayor Wolf representative to attend hearing about public roads. scanSep 24
  519. 519cars towed in handicapped parking spaces. (Duehay) scanSep 24
  520. 520toxic substance seeping thru the walls of the Alewife Station. (Duehay) scanSep 24
  521. 521holes left in street overnite be properly covered and lite. (Duehay) scanSep 24
  522. 522complaints on weekend and evenings in the Water Dept. (Duehay) scanSep 24
  523. 523erecting of sign at the corner of Mass. Ave. and Harvey Street. (Sullivan) scanSep 24
  524. 524Vice Mayor Reeves resolution on the Thomas W. Danehy Park. scanSep 24
  525. 525cleanliness and safety of Central Square. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanSep 24
  526. 526traffic study of both ends of Pine Street and Washington Street. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanSep 24
  527. 527Affordable Housing Disposition Program. (Walsh) scanSep 24
  528. 528cable complaint of a Rice Street resident. (Walsh) scanSep 24
  529. 529conduct investigation of the Post Office in Central Sq. re: absentee ballots. (Russell) scanSep 24
  530. 530resident parking for the Thingvalla Ave. and Ericson Street area. (Russell) scanSep 24
  531. 531Appropriation of $2,500 to the Community Development Dept. scanSep 24
  532. 532Maple Ave to be placed on the list for sidewalk replacement. (Duehay) scanSep 24
  533. 533Transfer of $84,000 in the Public Works Dept. scanSep 24
  534. 534Awaiting Report Item No. 1 regarding a linkage program for Cambridge and the feasibility of the Cambridge Housing Authority issuing municipal bonds to develop low cost housing. scanSep 24
  535. 535Appropriation of a grant in the sum of $120,000 to the Community Development Dept. scanSep 24
  536. 536Dumpster used during the renovations at Engine 4 Fire House be emptied on a regular basis. (Russell) scanOct 1
  537. 537No refuse left outdoors around all municipal schools on weekends. (Mayor Wolf) scanOct 1
  538. 538No refuse is left outdoors in the neighborhood of the Public Works Garage on weekends. scanOct 1
  539. 539Clean air standards are being observed at the gas station at Mass. Ave. and Alewife Brook Parkway. (Russell) scanOct 1
  540. 540Report from police why calls at 2595 Mass. Ave go unanswered. (Russell) scanOct 1
  541. 541Orchard, Davenport and Allen Streets be added to repair of streets and sidewalks list. (Russell) scanOct 1
  542. 542Update on discussions with Stop & Shop on the sale of Riverside Road. (Toomey) scanOct 1
  543. 543Complaint of trash at 19 Garden Street. (Duehay & Myers) scanOct 1
  544. 544Progress of handicapped parking with Mt. Auburn Hospital. (Duehay) scanOct 1
  545. 545Replacement of mural at Neville Manor. ( Duehay & Toomey) scanOct 1
  546. 546Removal of burned MBTA railroad cars at Alewife. (Cyr) scanOct 1
  547. 547Two deserted homes at 63 and 65 Cedar Street, (Cyr) scanOct 1
  548. 548" A Survival Guide for Cambridge Homeowners." (Cyr) scanOct 1
  549. 549Notice of Auction of residential properties. (Walsh) scanOct 1
  550. 550Senate Bill #1580. (Walsh) scanOct 1
  551. 551Harvard Real Estate, Inc. (Walsh) scanOct 1
  552. 552Survey of cable TV program quality. (Duehay & Walsh) scanOct 1
  553. 553Condition of catch basin at 63 Prentiss Street. (Walsh) scanOct 1
  554. 554Plans for a Second Home. (Walsh) scanOct 1
  555. 555Repair of fence and surveillance of the Huron Ave. side of Fresh Pond area. (Walsh) scanOct 1
  556. 556Transfer of $20,000.00 in the Community Development Dept. scanOct 1
  557. 557Transfer of $23,700 in the Human Services Dept. scanOct 1
  558. 558Appropriation of $49,000.00 to the Water Department. scanOct 1
  559. 559Appropriation of $10,000 to the Public Works Dept. scanOct 1
  560. 560Appropriation of $56,430 to the Human Services Dept. scanOct 1
  561. 561Appropriation of $4,000 to the Human Services Dept. scanOct 1
  562. 562Report from Finance Committee regarding hearings to discuss tax abatements for Senior Citizens and taxpayers, home rule legislation on new employees paying 25% of their health insurance and additional health coverage for surviving spouses. scanOct 1
  563. 563Transfer of $3,000.00 in the Rent Control Dept. scanOct 1
  564. 564Approval and execution of SPECIAL SPEED REGULATION # 7491 for Fayerweather Street. scanOct 15
  565. 565Awaiting Report Item No. 47, regarding implication for Cambridge if petition sponsored by Citizens for Limited Taxation is passed. scanOct 15
  566. 566Lighting at the park located at Mass. Ave. and Clarendon Ave. (Russell) scanOct 15
  567. 567Resident Permit Parking for east side of Broadway from Prospect Street to Norfolk Street. (Sullivan) scanOct 15
  568. 568Increasing illumination on Berkshire, York, William & Hamlin Streets. (Toomey) scanOct 15
  569. 569Noise from industrial air conditioners. (Duehay) scanOct 15
  570. 570Progress report on traffic mitigation of the University Park development. (Myers) scanOct 15
  571. 571Repair and replace the No Bike Riding sign at the Common. (Myers) scanOct 15
  572. 572Policy for the use of public sidewalk. (Duehay) scanOct 15
  573. 573Repair of elevator at 50 Follen Street. (Duehay) scanOct 15
  574. 574Stop sign at the corner of Shepard and Walker Streets. (Duehay) scanOct 15
  575. 575Resurgency of graffiti in the Agassiz Neighborhood area. (Walsh) scanOct 15
  576. 576Signs warning of children on Binney Street and Cardinal Medeiros Way. scanOct 15
  577. 577Street lights in the Fresh Pond Lane - Larchwood Drive area. (Mayor Wolf) scanOct 15
  578. 578Enforce leash and pooper scooper laws at the King School Playground. (Mayor Wolf) scanOct 15
  579. 579Technology committee for the impact the next fiscal year will bring. (Mayor Wolf) scanOct 15
  580. 580Police and maintenance crew for the Head of the Regatta. (Mayor Wolf) scanOct 15
  581. 581Repairs to Ellsworth Ave. (Mayor Wolf) scanOct 15
  582. 582Safety of wooden structure in the Common. (Walsh) scanOct 15
  583. 583Repaving the road surface of Fayerweather Street. (Walsh) scanOct 15
  584. 584Flag and flagpole be replaced immediately at the Longfellow School. (Sullivan) scanOct 22
  585. 585Signs indicating the universities as the home of outstanding leaders who have won the Nobel Prize. (Sullivan & Myers) scanOct 22
  586. 586Tow trucks parking in the no parking area of Davenport Street. (Russell) scanOct 22
  587. 587Review of the non resident parking of cars on Everett St. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanOct 22
  588. 588Problem of illegall parked cars around the area of the Charles Hotel. (Duehay) scanOct 22
  589. 589Dedication of plaque honoring Elizabeth "Betty" J. Buono. (Walsh) scanOct 22
  590. 590Repair the asphalt sidewalk in front of 37 Tierney Street. (Russell) scanOct 22
  591. 591Road surface on Huron Avenue. (Russell) scanOct 22
  592. 592Monitor the speed of cars on Kelly Road. (Myers) scanOct 22
  593. 593Parking for customers of businesses at the intersection of River and Pleasant Street. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanOct 22
  594. 594Position of police commissioner be eliminated if CLT passes. (Russell) scanOct 22
  595. 595In lieu of tax payment requests mailed to tax-exempt entities. (Walsh) scanOct 22
  596. 596Flag pole in front of the War Memorial Building. (Russell) scanOct 22
  597. 597Appropriation of a grant in the sum of $61,074 to the Human Services Dept. scanOct 22
  598. 598Appropriation of a grant in the sum of $37,494 to the Human Services Dept. scanOct 22
  599. 599Appropriation of a grant in the sum of $37,264 to the Human Services Dept. scanOct 22
  600. 600Appropriation of a grant in the sum of $15,000 to the Health and Hospital Dept. scanOct 22
  601. 601Appropriation of a grant in the sum of $4,787 to the Library Dept. scanOct 22
  602. 602Loan Order of $9,000,000 for the Phase VI of the Sewer Separation Project. Order Adopted scanNov 5
  603. 603Appropriation of $950,000 to the Public Investment Fund for improvement to the Water Treatment Plant. Order Adopted scanNov 5
  604. 604Appropriation of $4,275 to the Public Works Dept. Adopted scanNov 5
  605. 605Appropriation of $113,143 to the Human Services Dept. Order Adopted scanNov 5
  606. 606Appropriation of $1,050 to the Human Services Dept. for the Workplace Education Program. Order Adopted scanNov 5
  607. 607Appropriation of $113,628 to the Human Services Dept. Order Adopted. scanNov 5
  608. 608Appropriation of $1,050 to the Human Services Dept. Order Adopted scanNov 5
  609. 609Appropriation of $1,000 to the Human Services Dept. Order Adopted scanNov 5
  610. 610Appropriation of a grant in the sum of $262,510 to the Health and Hospital Fund. Order Adopted scanNov 5
  611. 611Scheduling the use of the vacum cleaner along the sidewalk in the Harvard Square area. (Walsh) Order Adopted scanNov 5
  612. 612Conflicts of Law Dept. and Inspectional Services re: opening of the Donut Maker. (Duehay) Order Adopted scanNov 5
  613. 613"Date Rape" and "Acquaintance Rape." (Cyr & Mayor Wolf) Order Adopted scanNov 5
  614. 614Traffic study in the vicinity of Blake Street. (Russell) Order Adopted scanNov 5
  615. 615Opposition to the construction at 127 Lakeview Avenue. (Walsh) Order Adopted scanNov 5
  616. 616Free use of handicapped spaces with handicapped plates in the visitors parking lot. Order Adopted scanNov 5
  617. 617Increased police protection in the area of Bellis Circle. (Mayor Wolf) Order Adopted scanNov 5
  618. 618Ban truck traffic on Fairview Avenue. (Mayor Wolf) Order Adopted scanNov 5
  619. 619Public Works Dept. to monitor residents who do not observe snow shoveling regulations. (Mayor Wolf) scanNov 5
  620. 620Resolution on the Community Reinvestment Act. (Mayor Wolf) Order Adopted scanNov 5
  621. 621Repair the fire hydrant at the corner of First and Cambridge Street. (Toomey) Order Adopted scanNov 5
  622. 622MWRA overestimate of the city's sewer runoff into the Charles River. (Myers) Order Adopted scanNov 5
  623. 623Replacing the basketball rims in Dana Park. (Myers) Order Adopted scanNov 5
  624. 624Conflicts in the rent control, zoning and building laws. (Myers) Order Adopted scanNov 5
  625. 625Increased police enforcement on Rice Street. (Russell) Order Adopted scanNov 5
  626. 626Repair the lights at the rear of the Gately Shelter. (Russell) Order Adopted scanNov 5
  627. 627Replace signs on Walker Street. (Mayor Wolf) Order Adopted scanNov 5
  628. 628Clean up debris that accumulates after flooding in the Sacramento Place area. (Mayor Wolf) scanNov 5
  629. 629Appointment of a Task Force to review the structure and procedures of regulatory boards. (Cyr) Order Adopted scanNov 5
  630. 630Post signs in Danehy Park that parks are for use by all residents in the City. (Cyr) Order Adopted scanNov 5
  631. 631Appropriately posting of nursery school drop-off areas. (Cyr) Order Adopted scanNov 5
  632. 632Safety for the children participating in Halloween parties. (Myers) Order Adopted scanNov 5
  633. 633Repair of the broken threshold to the main entrance to 85 Bishop Allen Drive. (Vice Mayor Reeves) Order Adopted scanNov 5
  634. 634RE: obtaining the appropriate noise monitoring equipment. (Vice Mayor Reeves) Order Adopted scanNov 5
  635. 635Arts Council to provide periodic entertainment to the elderly apartments. (Vice Mayor Reeves) Order Adopted scanNov 5
  636. 636RE: practices in the River,Franklin and Western Avenue intersection. (Vice Mayor Reeves) Order Adopted scanNov 5
  637. 637RE: sign indicating "Densely Populated Area - Go Slow" on Concord Avenue. (Russell) Order Adopted scanNov 5
  638. 638RE: traffic enforcement on Holworthy Street. (Russell) Order Adopted scanNov 5
  639. 639Repair the lighting on Concord Avenue in front of the Tobin Tot Lot. (Russell) Order Adopted scanNov 5
  640. 640RE: increasing police patrols around Danehy Park. (Russell) Order Adopted scanNov 5
  641. 641RE: replacing the lighting at the corner of Sacramento and Oxford Streets. (Toomey) Order Adopted scanNov 5
  642. 642Repair the sidewalk on Concord Avenue. (Russell)Order Adopted scanNov 5
  643. 643Replace bus stop shelter at Mass. Ave. & Norris Street and Mass. Ave. & Cottage Park Avenue. Order Adopted. (Councillor Russell) scanNov 19
  644. 644Relationship between city and large institutions. Mayor Wolf Order Adopted. scanNov 19
  645. 645Boston Technology leaving Cambridge. (Councillor Sullivan) scanNov 19
  646. 646Repair outbound escalator at Central Sq. MBTA station. (Councillor Sullivan) Order Adopted scanNov 19
  647. 647Traffic and transportation issues. (Councillor Myers) Order Adopted. scanNov 19
  648. 648Revisions to the Noise Ordinance re: construction sites. (Councillor Myers) Order Adopted. scanNov 19
  649. 649Energy conservation. (Councillor Walsh) Order Adopted scanNov 19
  650. 650Drainage flow in the catch basin in the vicinity of 55 Plymouth Street. (Councillor Walsh) Order Adopted scanNov 19
  651. 651Revision to the Noise Ordinance. (Councillors Duehay & Myers) Order Adopted scanNov 19
  652. 652Purchasing of property at Elbery Ford site. (Councillor Myers) Order Adopted scanNov 19
  653. 653DEP's 1990 Recycling Equipment Grant and Purchasing Assistance Program. (Mayor Wolf) Order Adopted scanNov 19
  654. 654Clean the catch basins at the corner of Huron Avenue and Appleton Street. (Councillor Russell) Order Adopted scanNov 19
  655. 655Trim trees along Sacramento Street. (Councillor Sullivan) Order Adopted scanNov 19
  656. 656Potable drinking water. (Vice Mayor Reeves) Order Adopted scanNov 19
  657. 657Discounting cable service to senior citizens. (Councillor Russell) Order Adopted scanNov 19
  658. 658Community concerns re: traffic on Oxford Street. (Mayor Wolf & Vice Mayor Reeves) Order Adopted scanNov 19
  659. 659Contract agreement re: sick leave for Senior Substitutes at the Cambridge Library. (Councillor Walsh) Order Adopted scanNov 19
  660. 660Repair the water leak on Arrow Street. (Councillor Sullivan) Order Adopted scanNov 19
  661. 661Repair the water leak in front of 30 Mt. Auburn Street. (Councillor Sullivan) Order withdrawn with unanimous consent. scanNov 19
  662. 662Robberiees occurring at the White Hen Pantry.(Councillor Russell) Order Adopted scanNov 19
  663. 663Appropriation of $66,000 to the Police Dept. scanNov 19
  664. 664Taking of property located at 189-191 Hampshire Street, 1-7 Hampshire Place and 2-8 Hampshire Place.(Councillor Cyr) Order Adopted 6-0-0-2-1 scanNov 19
  665. 665RE: alternative truck route diverting heavy truck traffic onto Cambridge Street. (Councillor Toomey) scanNov 26
  666. 666RE: streaking and lewd behavior in the area of Magazine Street and Pleasant Street. (Councillors Walsh,Russell, Toomey and Sullivan) scanNov 26
  667. 667RE: enforcement of the Street Performers Ordinance.(Councillor Myers) Order Adopted scanNov 26
  668. 668RE: copies of the Central Artery (I-93)/Tunnel (I-90) Final Supplemental Environmental Impact Report available at libraries. Order Adopted scanNov 26
  669. 669RE: securing 10 Clarendon Avenue.(Mayor Wolf) Order Adopted scanNov 26
  670. 670RE: enforcement of parking regulations on Follen Street, Stearns Street and Garden Street.(Mayor Wolf) Order Adopted scanNov 26
  671. 671RE: special permit problem at 32 Lee Street.(Councillor Russell) Order Adopted scanNov 26
  672. 672RE: "No Stopping Signs" at the corner of Royal Ave. and Concord Ave.(Councillor Russell) Order Adopted scanNov 26
  673. 673RE: vacancy factor in both residential and commercial properties in Cambridge. (Councillor Walsh) Order Adopted scanNov 26
  674. 674RE: timetable for repairs to the Gore Street Skating Rink. (Councillor Toomey) Order Adopted scanNov 26
  675. 675RE: policy between the city's zoning policy and the taking of property rights. (Councillor Myers) Order Adopted scanNov 26
  676. 676RE: enforcement of resident parking laws in the Cardinal Medeiros Avenue area. (Councillor Russell) Order Adopted scanNov 26
  677. 677Transfer of $6,600 from the Public Works Dept. to the Community Development Dept. to complete renovations to the Cambridge Common Tot Lot.Order Adopted 9-0-0. scanNov 26
  678. 678Appropriation of $10,000 to the Public Investment Fund to provide additional renovations to Fire Headquarters. (Order Adopted scanNov 26
  679. 679RE: Ordinance to revoke,deny or suspend licenses for non-payment of taxes. (Mayor Wolf) Charter Right exercised by Councillor Russell 11/26/90 Councillor Walsh motion to substitute fails 4-5-0-0 Order Adopted 5 members. scanNov 26
  680. 680RE: safety in the Alewife Station, Russell field, McCrean Pool and the Alewife reservation area. (Councillor Cyr and Mayor Wolf) scanDec 10
  681. 681RE: protection of the water supply in Waltham. (Mayor Wolf) Order Adopted scanDec 10
  682. 682RE: application submitted to access funds for doing home improvements. (Councillor Myers) scanDec 10
  683. 683RE: policy to maintain full coverage for health for city employees serving in the Gulf. Order Adopted scanDec 10
  684. 684RE: Dependent Care Assistance Plan (DCAP) (Mayor Wolf) Order Adopted. scanDec 10
  685. 685RE: debris being thrown from the parking garage on Green Street. (Vice Mayor Reeves) Order Adopted as amended scanDec 10
  686. 686RE: interaction between the City and the Redevelopment Authority. (Councillor Cyr) Order Adopted scanDec 10
  687. 687RE: recapitalizing the Affordable Housing Trust account. (Councillor Cyr) Order adopted scanDec 10
  688. 688RE: appointment of the License Commission. (Councillor Walsh) Order adopted scanDec 10
  689. 689RE: tree at 39 Garfield Street. (Councillor Walsh) Order Adopted scanDec 10
  690. 690RE: all information be forwarded to the Council on Scheme Z of the Central Artery Project. (Councillor Duehay) Order Adopted as amended scanDec 10
  691. 691RE: legal opinion Re: legality and ethical propriety of personal presence with or without expression of oral testimony by a sitting Councillor during a public hearing before various boards and commissions. Order Adopted scanDec 10
  692. 692Replacement of bollard at the corner of Mass. Ave. and Essex Street. Order Adopted scanDec 10
  693. 693RE: drainage problem in front of the Christian Mission Holiness Church on Main Street. (Councillor Toomey) Order Adopted scanDec 10
  694. 694RE: funding to construct a new Haggerty School.(Councillor Russell) Order Adopted scanDec 10
  695. 695RE: "slow children" signage for the Cambridge Highlands Neighborhood, (Councillor Russell) Order Adopted scanDec 10
  696. 696Transfer of $2,218.27 to the Community Development Dept. Order Adopted 9-0-0 scanDec 10
  697. 697Appropriation of a grant in the sum of $28,036 in the Health and Hospital Acct. Order Adopted 9-0-0 scanDec 10
  698. 698Transfer of $750.00 in the Library Dept. Order Adopted 9-0-0 scanDec 10
  699. 699Appropriation of a grant in the sum of $94,750 in the Health and Hospitals account. Order Adopted. 8-0-1 scanDec 10
  700. 700RE: construction schedule for the vehicular bridge located on Walden Street. (Mayor Wolf) scanDec 17
  701. 701RE:Development of a Traffic Mitigation Agreement. (Councillor Sullivan) scanDec 17
  702. 702RE: Replacing the street lights at 1001 and 1020 Mass. Avenue. (Councillor Sullivan) scanDec 17
  703. 703RE: Construction workers and police officers parking their cars at meters for free on DeWolfe Street. (Councillor Duehay) scanDec 17
  704. 704RE: Enforcement of the rubbish scoflaws. (Councillor Toomey) scanDec 17
  705. 705RE: Filling in the trench on Gore Street. (Councillor Toomey) scanDec 17
  706. 706RE: Traffic study re: Gore Street Park area. (Councillor Toomey) scanDec 17
  707. 707RE: Lighting at Hoyt Field. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanDec 17
  708. 708RE: Theft of funds from the Traffic and Parking Dept. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanDec 17
  709. 709RE: Problems at 699 Green Street. (Councillor Myers) scanDec 17
  710. 710RE: Waive the resident parking requirements re: arctic registration. (Councillors, Russell, Sullivan, Toomey and Walsh) scanDec 17
  711. 711RE Updated poster listing shelters and meal programs for the homeless. (Councillor Toomey) scanDec 17
  712. 712RE: Filling pothole on Landsdowne Street. (Councillor Toomey) scanDec 17
  713. 713RE: Narrowness of Oxford Street. (Councillor Myers) scanDec 17
  714. 714RE: Ascertaining the closing date of TRW. (Councillor Toomey) scanDec 17
  715. 715RE: Appropriation of $40,000 to the Cambridge School Volunteers Programs. scanDec 17
  716. 716RE: Comm. from Frederick Salvucci, Secretary of Transportation and Construction, as well as the Mitigation Measures Agreement from William V. Toomey, Massachusetts Department of Public Works, concerning the Central Artery Tunnel Project. scanDec 17
  717. 717RE: Appropriation of $39,220 to the License Commission. scanDec 17
  718. 718RE: Access to the Harvard Manor Nursing Home. (Councillor Cyr) scanDec 17
  719. 719RE: Parking freeze appointments to the IPCC (Mayor Wolf, Councillors Cyr and Myers) scanDec 17
  720. 720RE: Real Estate Transfer Impact fee for affordable housing. (Councillor Cyr) scanDec 17
  721. 721RE: Reconsideration filed by Councillors Sullivan, Walsh, Russell and Toomey of the vote taken on December 10, 1990 adopting an order to erect a suitable universal symbol of the holiday in the lobby of City Hall. (Reconsideration failed 4-5-0 action taken on 12/10/90 adopting order stands.) scanDec 17

Highways

134 actions · № 1–134
  1. 1Revocation of sign - Campus House of Pizza - 239 Mass. Ave. scanJan 8
  2. 2Revocation of sign - B & R Drugs, Inc., doing business as Bond Pharmacy - 4 Inman Square. scanJan 8
  3. 3Revocation of sign - The Baak Gallery - 59 Church Street. scanJan 8
  4. 4Revocation of sign - John R. Cahaly - 47A Mt. Auburn Street. scanJan 8
  5. 5Revocation of sign - Charlotte M. Wheeler - 1334 Cambridge Street. scanJan 8
  6. 6Revocation of sign - Lucy Mackall, doing business as Lucy's Canvas - 362 Huron Avenue. scanJan 8
  7. 7Communication from William Sommers, Commissioner of Public Works, transmitting new street addresses for Garden Street. scanJan 8
  8. 8Petition from Sally Alcorn, Executive Director, Harvard Square Business Association, requesting permission to hold their Seventh Annual MayFair in Harvard Square on Sunday, May 6, 1990 from noon to 6:00 P. M. with a rain date of May 20, 1990 on JFK Street and Brattle Street. scanJan 22
  9. 9Petition of Boston-Cambridge Trolley Tours, doing business as Boston Trolley Tours for a license for the carriage of passengers over certain public ways in Cambridge for sightseeing tours. - REFERRED TO THE TRAFFIC AND TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE. - denied scanJan 22
  10. 10Awning - Gladden House Ltd. - 340 Huron Avenue, scanJan 22
  11. 11Curb cut - Patricia S. Shapiro - 1-3 Fifth Street scanJan 22
  12. 12Curb cut - Joel Brodie - 15-19 Mt. Auburn Street. scanJan 22
  13. 13Curb cut - Joel Brodie - 2-6 Arrow Street. scanJan 22
  14. 14Sign - Golden Touch Cleaners - 987 Mass. Ave. scanJan 29
  15. 15Order-re: re-naming the corner of Third Street and Charles Street "William Vera Square". (Sullivan) scanJan 29
  16. 16Order-re: denying permit to Complete Transportation Services, Inc. for permission for the carriage of passengers over public ways in the City of Cambridge. (Toomey) denied scanJan 29
  17. 17Communication from Robert Goodman, C.E.O., Complete Transportation Services, Inc., requesting permission for the carriage of passengers over the public ways between Logan Airport and Cambridge hotels. scanJan 29
  18. 18Report from the License Commission on a petition of Complete Transportation Services, Inc. for a Jitney License to be exercised on Routes between Cambridge Hotels and Logan Airport. scanJan 29
  19. 19Petition of Thomas H. Dupree for a brick sidewalk at 20 Hubbard Park Road. scanFeb 12
  20. 20Order - rescind the easement agreement with the Harvard Motor House. (Councillors Duehay and Cyr) scanFeb 12
  21. 21Petition of Soho Jewelry for a canopy at 10A Church Street. scanFeb 12
  22. 224 Awnings - Reading International - 47 Brattle Street. scanFeb 26
  23. 23Revocation of sign - Beau Tease - 15-25 Spring Street. scanFeb 26
  24. 24Communication from William Sommers, Public Works Department, transmitting new street addresses for Roberts Road. scanFeb 26
  25. 25Communication from Sally Alcorn, Executive Director, Harvard Square Business Association, transmitting notification that the association met with city departments to confirm the plans for the Harvard Square MayFair. scanMar 12
  26. 26Curb cut - 5-7 Carlisle Street - Louise DiClemente. scanMar 12
  27. 27Curb Cut - 244 River Street - Warren Shear. scanMar 12
  28. 28Sign - Peter Venetsanakis - 38 Hampshire Street. scanMar 12
  29. 29Petition received from Howard Oven, et al requesting a hearing regarding the conditions that currently exist on Decatur Street. scanMar 12
  30. 30Curb cut - 103-105 River Street - David Aposhian. scanMar 12
  31. 31Sign - Oxford Street REalty - 35 Sacramento Street. scanMar 19
  32. 32Awning - Courthouse Seafood & Courthouse Seafood Restaurant - 484-498 Cambridge Street. scanMar 19
  33. 33Awning - Juicy Chicken - 736 Mass. Ave. scanMar 19
  34. 34Comm. from William Sommers, Commissioner of Public Works, transmitting new street addresses for Cambridgeside Place. scanApr 2
  35. 35Awning - Bertucci's - 799 Main Street. scanApr 2
  36. 36Curb cut - Josephine Muolo - 71 Sixth St. scanApr 23
  37. 37Awning - Albert's Market - 638 Cambridge Street. scanApr 23
  38. 38Order-re: retirement of Charles D. Keefe, Sr., & naming the corner of Mass. Ave. and Rindge Ave as "CHARLES D. KEEFE, SR. SQUARE". (Sullivan, Cyr, Russell, Toomey & Walsh) scanApr 23
  39. 39Sidewalk sale on Brattle Street during summer months - Congregational Advestist Church. scanApr 23
  40. 40Petition of Joseph's Limousine Service for a license to operate for the employees, invitees and visitors to Arthur D. Little. scanApr 23
  41. 41Comm. from Jan A. Brodie, Vice-President, The Gunwyn Company, formally withdrawing their request for a curb cut at the premises numbered 17 Mt. Auburn Street. scanApr 23
  42. 42Sidewalk sale - Francesca Rodriguez - 143 Columbia Street. scanApr 30
  43. 43Comm. from Susan Mauriello, Burson-Marsteller, requesting permission to hold a "Perrier Day" in the Harvard Square area on Tuesday, May 15, 1990 from 7:00 a. m. to 7:00 p. m. scanApr 30
  44. 44Order-re: walkway in front of Bulfinch Building be named in memory of the late Frederick A. Centanni. (Toomey and Sullivan) scanMay 7
  45. 45Order-re: corner of Webster Avenue and Portsmouth Street be named "THE EDWARD W. RODERICK SQUARE". (Toomey) scanMay 7
  46. 46Comm. from William Sommers, Commissioner of Public Works, transmitting notification of new street addresses or changes for DeWolfe, Pacific Street and Cambridge Parkway. scanMay 7
  47. 47REFERRED TO THE CITY MANAGER - petition of Ceci for a display of merchandise at 360 Huron Avenue. scanMay 14
  48. 48REFERRED TO THE CITY MANAGER - petition of Michael Gurthrie for a display of merchandise in the vicinity of the Out of Town News. scanMay 14
  49. 49REFERRED TO THE CITY MANAGER - petition of River & Kelly Market for a display of merchandise at number 192 River Street. scanMay 14
  50. 50REFERRED TO THE CITY MANAGER - petition from Charles E. Wheeling, National Director, Mission America, requesting permission to distribute religious material in Harvard Sq., Porter Sq. and Central Sq. from June 3rd through 10, 1990. scanMay 21
  51. 51REFERRED TO THE CITY MANAGER - petition from Montrose Spa requesting a display of merchansie on the sidewalk at the premises numbered 1646 Mass. Ave. scanMay 21
  52. 52REFERRED TO THE CITY MANAGER - petition of Caffe Paradiso requesting a renewal to place on the sidewalk in front of the premises numbered 1 Elliot Sq. ten tables and thirty chairs for a period commencing June 1, 1990 through Oct. 1, 1990. scanMay 21
  53. 53REFERRED TO THE CITY MANAGER - petition of Sally V. Lesser, Henry Bear's Park for a display of merchandise at the premises numbered 361 Huron Ave. scanMay 21
  54. 54REFERRED TO THE CITY MANAGER - petition of Al Pacheco, Inman Square Hardware, requesting a display of merchandise on the sidewalk at the premises numbered 1337 Cambridge Street. scanMay 21
  55. 55Resolution naming the baseball diamond at Russell Field "EDWARD J. SAMP, JR. MINOR LEAGUE DIAMOND". (entire membership) scanMay 21
  56. 56REFERRED TO THE CITY MANAGER WITH POWER - Petition from Pete's Za Place, 2263 Mass. Ave. requesting permission to place two tables on the sidewalk outside his store for the summer. scanJun 4
  57. 57REFERRED TO THE CITY MANAGER WITH POWER - Petition from Maynard S. Clark, Vice President, Boston Vegetarian Society requesting permission for a table in Harvard Square for June 1, 2, & 3. scanJun 4
  58. 58REFERRED TO THE CITY MANAGER WITH POWER - Petition of Roberta Crowley Gottlieb, Huron Drug, for a display of merchandise at the premises numbered 356 Huron Avenue. scanJun 4
  59. 59REFERRED TO THE CITY MANAGER WITH POWER - Petition from Alan J. Warner, Pres., A-Jay, Inc. for a display of merchandise at the premises numbered 248 Huron Avenue. scanJun 4
  60. 60Curb cut - Deborah Hulihan - 27 Holworthy Street. scanJun 4
  61. 61Sign - Barillari Books - One Mifflin Place. scanJun 4
  62. 62Awning - Frank's Steak House - 2310 Mass. Ave. scanJun 4
  63. 63REFERRED TO THE CITY MANAGER WITH POWER - Copy sent to City Manager 6/13/90 - Comm. from Sally Alcorn, Executive Director Harvard Square Business Association, requesting permission to hold the Harvard Square Oktoberfest on Sunday, October 7, 1990 from noon until 6:00PM scanJun 11
  64. 64REFERRED TO THE CITY MANAGER - Copy sent to City manager 6/13/90 - Petition from the House of Zodiac requesting a outdoor sandwich board sign in front of the premises numbered 12 Eliot Street. scanJun 11
  65. 65REFERRED TO THE COMMITTEE ON ROADS AND BRIDGES - Petition of Mary V. Herman for Portland Cement Sidewalk #12 Salem Street. scanJun 11
  66. 66Comm. from David Levine, Central Square Floriest, requesting permission to hold a sidewalk sale on July 12-15 from 9:00AM to 7:00PM from columbia Street to Prospect Street. scanJun 25
  67. 67Comm. from Linsey Lee, Market Organizer, Cambridge Farmer's Market, requesting the use of twenty parking spaces on Bishop Allen drive and Norfold Street and for the erection of a banner across Mass. Ave. scanJun 25
  68. 68PETITION of McIntyre & Moore Booksellers for a folding sign No. 8 Mt Auburn Street. scanJun 25
  69. 69PETITION of Varsity Liquor Store, Inc. for A Frame sign No. 12A Eliot Street. scanJun 25
  70. 70COMMUNICATIONS & REPORTS FROM CITY OFFICERS - Comm. from Councillor Francis H. Duehay, Chairman of the Mary scanJun 25
  71. 71PETITION of Jay R. Turner d/b/a Eric's Frozen Yogurt for a frame sign No. One Porter Square Arcade. scanJun 25
  72. 72Curb cut - 49 cottage street - Michael C. Lesser. scanJun 25
  73. 73Curb cut - 134 Thorndike Street - Vincent Pacelli. scanJun 25
  74. 74Curb cut - 18 Florence Street - Richard L. Brown. scanJun 25
  75. 75Curb cut - 107 Upland Road - Robert C. Stalnaker. scanJun 25
  76. 76Curb cut - Dorothy Louise - 22 Forest Street. scanJun 25
  77. 77Curb cut widening - 51-51A Montgomery Street - Vensen Volpe. scanJun 25
  78. 78PETITION of Mary Millis McLaughlin, Inc. d/b/a/ Good Good--The Elephant for banner No. 106 Winthrop Street. scanJun 25
  79. 79Curb cut - 27 Jay Street - Cynthia Kline. scanJun 25
  80. 80PETITION of Duncan Purdy d/b/a of About Hair, Inc. for sandwich board sign No. One Arrow Street. scanJun 25
  81. 81PETITION of Marie Y. Nestor for permission to sell clothing on sidewalk No. 579 Mass Avenue. scanJun 25
  82. 82PETITION of Irma B. Licorish, d/b/a Caribbean Creations for display of merchandise No. 2014A Mass. avenue scanJun 25
  83. 83PETITION of Sarah Noack, 38 West Main Street, of Georgetown, MA for permission to read palms in Harvard Square No. on an irregular and infrequent basis. scanJun 25
  84. 84Canopy - Manlabs - 21 Erie Street. scanJun 25
  85. 85PETITION of Bernheimer's Antique Arts, Inc. for sign No. 52C brattle Street. scanSep 10
  86. 86Curb Cut - Elmira Pinard - 21-23 Edmunds Street. scanSep 10
  87. 87Curb cut - peter D. Kinder - 7 Dana Street. scanSep 10
  88. 88Curb cut - Eric Teicholz - 176 Franklin Street (Relocation) scanSep 10
  89. 89PETITION OF Edward D. Manchester Laser Designs Corp. for a sandwich board sign No. 54 Church Street. scanSep 10
  90. 90PETITION of David J. Alves Cambridge Family YMCA for set up a table at 820 Mass. avenue NO. on Sept. 18, 19 & 20, 1990 from 8:00AM to 8:00PM. scanSep 10
  91. 91PETITION of Dr & Mrs Edwin w. Salzman for Edge Stons No. 68 Francis avenue up to Irving street corner but not along Irving - July 30, 1990 scanSep 10
  92. 92Petition from anne Collines, 168 river Street requesting permission for an A Frame sign in the Central Square area. scanSep 10
  93. 93PETITION of Felix Shoe, Inc/1½ Linden Street Cambridge, Massachusetts 02138 for permit for a sandwich board sign at the corner of Massachusetts avenue & Linden street. scanSep 10
  94. 94PETITION OF Stacie Heintze, Harvest Restaurant for a sandwich board sign No. 44 Brattle Street. scanSep 10
  95. 95Order-re: revocation of Jitney License for Joseph's Limousine Service, Inc. scanSep 17
  96. 96PETITION of Blumen Haus, Inc. for Display of merchandise No. 201 Broadway scanSep 24
  97. 97PETITION of Jeff Davidson, Store Manager Strawberries for sandwich board sign No.38 JFK Street scanSep 24
  98. 98PETITION of Blumen Haus, Inc. for sign No. 201 Broadway scanSep 24
  99. 99COMMITTEE REPORTS- Traffic and Transportation Committee Report for a hearing held on Tuesday, Sept. 25, 1990 on the petition of Mini Coach of Boston for a Jitney License. scanOct 1
  100. 100Comm. from Sally Alcorn, Executive Director, requesting permission to hold our annual Holiday Light Procession to be held on Friday , November 23, 1990. scanOct 1
  101. 101Comm from William Sommers, Public Works Commissioner, transmitting new street addresses or changes for Haskell Street. scanOct 1
  102. 102Comm. from William Sommers, Public Works Commissioner,transmitting new street addresses or changes for Lakeview Ave. scanOct 1
  103. 103PETITION of Milton Rothman -The Bookcase Factory Outlet for sidewalk display No. 453 Mass. Ave. scanOct 1
  104. 104PETITION of Sunset Restaurant for banner No 851-857 Cambridge St. scanOct 1
  105. 105Curb cut- Jane Malsow Cohen - 170 Coolidge Hill scanOct 1
  106. 106PETITION- from the Cambridge Artists' Cooperative,Inc. requesting permission for a sandwich board sign at the premises numbered 59A Church Street. scanOct 15
  107. 107PETITION of Ann L. Hession for vending cart No. 77 Mass. Ave. scanOct 15
  108. 108PETITION of Mary Edna B. Salvi for permission to sell arts and crafts No 91 Montgomery St. #2 scanOct 15
  109. 109PETITION of Diane Cramphin for brick sidewalk No 7 Salem St. scanOct 15
  110. 110PETITION of Nova Design for sign No. 90 Mt. Auburn St. scan—
  111. 111PETITION of McDonald's for canopy No. 463 Mass. Ave. scan—
  112. 112PETITION of Chris Foster for vendors permit for Harvard Sq. No. 303 Summer Street., Somerville scanOct 15
  113. 113PETITION of Lisa Gilman, StockPot Restaurant for a sandwich board sign No. 57 JFK Street. scanOct 22
  114. 114PETITION of Steven P. LeBlanc for permission to set up a table No. in Harvard Sq. to dispense phone cards. scanOct 22
  115. 115PETITION of William Richards for Network 2000 US Sprint No. set up a table in Harvard Square. scanOct 22
  116. 116PETITION of Suzanne Woolston, General Manager, Rebecca's Cafe for sandwich board sign No. 65 JFK Street-Referred to the City Manager with power. scanNov 5
  117. 117PETITION of Carolyn Fantasia for sign No. 12B Eliot Street. Order Adopted scanNov 5
  118. 118Comm. from William Sommers, Public Works Commissioner, transmitting new street addresses or changes for Bent Street. Placed on file scanNov 5
  119. 119Curb cut-Roger V. Janes, et al 50 JFK Street. Tabled by Councillor Duehay. Ordered Adopted scanNov 5
  120. 120Curb cut-85 Bristol Street Hodges Brown, Sr. Order Adopted scanNov 19
  121. 121Curb cut- 5 Kenway Street - Frank Leonard. Order Adopted scanNov 19
  122. 122Easement for construction and operation of a handicapped access ramp on the west side of Municipal Parking Lot Five, Norfolk Street and Bishop Allen Drive. scanNov 19
  123. 123Councillor Sullivan re: naming the corner of Mass. Ave. & Clinton Street "DR. TIMOTHY F. CRANE SQUARE". Order Adopted scanNov 26
  124. 124PETITION of Gail H. Penthany 433A Broadway, Somerville for selling merchandise on the sidewalk at the corner of No. Mass. Ave. and Church Street. Referred to the City Manager with power. scanNov 26
  125. 125PETITION of Warner Lambert for an awning No. 810 Main Street. Order adopted scanDec 10
  126. 126PETITION of Bob Slate, Inc. for sign No. 63 Church Street. Order Adopted scanDec 10
  127. 127PETITION of Vladimir Klimovitsky for 6 Hamilton Rd., Brookline for permission to sell merchandise on Mass. Ave. Referred to City Manager scanDec 10
  128. 128PETITION of Melissa J. Wentworth, for 37 Pine St., Arlington permission to sell merchandise No. in Harvard Sq. scanDec 10
  129. 129PETITION of Cafe LaBrioche for an awning No. 1245 Cambridge St. Referred to the City Manager for report. scanDec 10
  130. 130PETITION of Cafe China for an awning No. 1245 Cambridge St. Order Adopted scanDec 10
  131. 131RE: Worcester Street and Norfolk Street be designated as "Edward M. Martin Square". (Councillors Russell and Cyr) scanDec 17
  132. 132PETITION of Allderdice Realty Trust, for 139 Main Street for canopy. scanDec 17
  133. 133PETITION of Flowers First, for 59 First Street, for sign. scanDec 17
  134. 134PETITION of Andrea Witt, 462 Walnut Street, Newtonville for display of merchandise on sidewalk on Brattle Street. scanDec 17

Appointments

75 actions · № 1–75
  1. 1Constable bond of David Sullivan for approval of the surety. scanJan 8
  2. 2Constable bond of Theodore A. Morris, III for approval of the surety. scanJan 8
  3. 3Constable bond of Allan Korb for approval of the surety. scanJan 8
  4. 4Constable bond of Patricia Breen for approval of the surety. scanJan 8
  5. 5Appointment of six constables. scanJan 8
  6. 6Oath of office of Mary Sheehan as a Parking Control Officer. scanJan 16
  7. 7Oath of office of Barbara Anthony as Chairperson of the Rent Control Board. scanJan 17
  8. 8Constable bond of Herbert N. Alleyne, Sr. for approval of the surety. scanJan 22
  9. 9Appointment of Barbara B. Anthony as Chair of the Rent Control Board. scanJan 22
  10. 10Appointment of Terrence P. Morris as the Executive Director of the Cambridge Rent Control Board. scanJan 22
  11. 11Appointment of five constables. scanJan 22
  12. 12Oath of office of Joseph Hayes as a Parking Control Officer. scanJan 22
  13. 13Constable bond of Farris White for approval of the surety. scanJan 29
  14. 14Appointment of four constables with power. scanJan 29
  15. 15Appointment of three constables with power. scanFeb 5
  16. 16Constable bond for Daniel F. Long for approval of the surety. scanFeb 12
  17. 17Constable bond for Alex Hayes for approval of the surety. scanFeb 12
  18. 18Constable bond for approval of the surety of Paul A. Allosso, Jr. scanFeb 12
  19. 19Constable bond for Philip Sciandra for approval of the surety. scanFeb 12
  20. 20Constable bond for Clinton Scott for approval of the surety. scanFeb 26
  21. 21Communication from Claire E. Rodley, Secretary of the School Committee transmitting notification of the appointment of sub-committees of the School Committee. scanFeb 26
  22. 22Appointment of seven persons to the Cambridge Council on Aging. scanFeb 26
  23. 23Appointment of three persons as members of the Health Policy Board. scanFeb 26
  24. 24Appointment of three constables without power. scanFeb 26
  25. 25Constable bond for Paul David Smith for approval of the surety. scanMar 12
  26. 26Constable bond for James E. Jones for approval of the surety. scanMar 12
  27. 27Appointment of constable with power. scanMar 12
  28. 28Appointment of constables without power. scanMar 19
  29. 29Appointment of the representative for the City of Cambridge to the Deparment of Environmental Protection's Metro-West Regional Recycling Committee. scanMar 19
  30. 30Constable bond of Derrick E. Dottin for approval of the surety. scanApr 2
  31. 31Constable bond of Richard M. Percoco for approval of the surety. scanApr 2
  32. 32Constable bond of Francis Conole for approval of the surety. scanApr 2
  33. 33Appointment ofKevin M. Thompson as a constable without power. scanApr 2
  34. 34Oath of Office of Patrick G. Nagle as Police Sergeant. scanApr 4
  35. 35Oath of Office of Alvie C. Gosby as Police Sergeant. scanApr 4
  36. 36Oath of Office of James M. Walsh, Jr. as Police Sergeant. scanApr 4
  37. 37Oath of Office of Joseph F. Frawley as Police Sergeant. scanApr 4
  38. 38Oath of Office of John K. Jones as Police Sergeant. scanApr 4
  39. 39Oath of Office of Peter C. Marfione as Police Sergeant. scanApr 4
  40. 40Oath of Office of David B. Gittens as Police Sergeant. scanApr 4
  41. 41Oath of Office of Alan M. Lameiras as Police Sergeant. scanApr 4
  42. 42Appointment of eight Public Weighers. scanApr 23
  43. 43Appointment of two constables. scanApr 30
  44. 44Appointment to the University Prk-Hoyts Cinema, Cinema License Committee. scanApr 30
  45. 45Appointment of a Commissioner of Laboratory Animals. scanMay 7
  46. 46Appointment to the Democratic Cambridge Election Commissioner. scanMay 7
  47. 47Appointment of two constables. scanMay 7
  48. 48Awaiting Report Item Number 18 regarding BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS. scanMay 21
  49. 49Appointment of Richard Medeiros as a constable with power. scanJun 4
  50. 50Oath of office of Anthony Poleo as a Parking Control Officer. scanJun 8
  51. 51Oath of office of Anthony Brooks as a Parking Control Officer. scanJun 8
  52. 52Oath of office of Vernon Rollins as a Parking Control Officer. scanJun 8
  53. 53Oath of office of Jemal Davis as a Parking Control Officer. scanJun 8
  54. 54Oath of office of Shirleen Weaver as a Parking Control Officer. scanJun 8
  55. 55Appointment to the Council on Aging Board. scanJun 25
  56. 56Appointment of two constables with power. scanJun 25
  57. 57COMM. & REPORT FROM CITY OFFICERS - Comm. from Mayor Alice K. Wolf transmitting notification of the appointment of a Blue Ribbon Committee on Traffic and Parking to study the Traffic Mitigation and parking Supply Ordinance. scanJun 25
  58. 58Constable bond for Ramon McCree for approval of the surety. scanJun 25
  59. 59Appointments to the Commission on Handicapped Persons. scanJun 25
  60. 60Appointment of six Public Weighers. scanSep 10
  61. 61Appointment to the Rent Control Board -- Angela o'Callaghan. scanSep 10
  62. 62Appointment of an Interim Parking Control Committee scanSep 24
  63. 63Appointment to the Oil Recycling Committee. scanSep 24
  64. 64Calendar Item #3 of May 14, 1990 regarding an Advisory Commission on Appointments scanSep 24
  65. 65Oath of office of William P.Ryan as Commissioner of Public Works. scanNov 19
  66. 66Appointment of two Constables with power. Placed on file scanNov 19
  67. 67Police Commissioner Selection Process. scanNov 19
  68. 68Appointment of three constables without power. Placed on file scanNov 26
  69. 69Appointment of seven constables, three without power & four with power. Placed on file. scanDec 10
  70. 70Appointment of eight public weighers. Placed on file scanDec 10
  71. 71Appointment of seven Public Weighers. Placed on file scanDec 10
  72. 72Appointment of ten Public Weighers. Placed on file scanDec 10
  73. 73Appointment of three constables with power. scanDec 17
  74. 74Appointment of a member to the Board on the Council of Aging. scanDec 17
  75. 75Appointment of members of the Human Services Commission. scanDec 17

Ordinances

55 actions · № 1–56
  1. 1Order-re: ordinance drawn up to have all alarm systems equipped with automatic shut offs. (Duehay) scanJan 8
  2. 2Communication from Albet von Puell, President and Founder of Cambridge Community, urging the City Council for stronger Rent Control and Pro-Tenant Slate Mandate. scanJan 8
  3. 3Order-re: flaws in Ordinance Number 1093. (Cyr & Myers) scanJan 9
  4. 4Order-re: all documents relating to "conflicts" be referred to the City Council Committee on Rent Control. (Myers) scanJan 9
  5. 5PLACED ON FILE DUE TO HEARING NOT HELD IN REQUIRED TIME - petition of the Planning Board to extend the East Cambridge Interim Planning Overlay District. scanJan 24
  6. 6PLACED ON FILE DUE TO HEARING NOT HELD IN REQUIRED TIME - petition of the Planning Board to exend the the East Cambridge Interim Planning Overlay District and the Cambrideport Interim Planning Overlay District. scanJan 24
  7. 7PLACED ON FILE DUE TO HEARING NOT HELD IN REQUIRED TIME - petition of Patricia A. Lomans, et al to amend the Zoning Ordinances to extend the East Cambridge IPOD through December 1, 1991. scanJan 24
  8. 8Communication from Albert Puell, Cambridge Tenants For Stronger Rent Control, requesting the City Council to direct the Rent Control Board to cut in half the current rents in rent controlled apartments. scanJan 22
  9. 9Communication from Philipp G. Grefe, Ring, Rudnick & Grefe, P.C. representing owners of property located at 14, 16, 18, 20 and 22 Dudley Street stating that the law suit is without merit against Ordinance Numer 1093. scanJan 22
  10. 10PASSED TO BE ORDAINED AS AMENDED - amendment to the Municipal Code in section 2.02.050 entitled "Regular and Special Meetings. scanJan 22
  11. 11PASSED TO BE ORDAINED - Repeal of Ordinance 1093. (Vice-Mayor Reeves) scanJan 22
  12. 12Communication from Hayes, Clark, Hunt and Embry regarding Home-Rule Petition - c ½. scanJan 22
  13. 13Communication from Russell Higley, City Solicitor relative to the repeal of Ordinance 1093. scanJan 22
  14. 14Order-re: communication from Attorney Frederick B. Hayes, III re: Home Rule amendment to c½. (Walsh) scanJan 29
  15. 15Communication from Albert C. Puell, 33 Trowbridge Street, requesting the City Council to restore c½. scanJan 29
  16. 16Order-re: documenting the number of rent controlled units sold. (Myers and Vice-Mayor Reeves) scanJan 29
  17. 17Order-re: nullification of c½. (Myers and Vice-Mayor Reeves) scanJan 29
  18. 18PLACED ON FILE - proposed amendment to Chapter Two to amend the Public Development Arts Fund. scanFeb 5
  19. 19Proposed amendment to the Municipal Code of the City of Cambridge by inserting a new Part C in Section 6.04.110 entitled "Violation - Complaint Disposition". scanFeb 12
  20. 20Proposed amendment to the Municipal Code by inserting a new section 6.04.020 entitled "Dogs - License Required - Fee". scanFeb 12
  21. 21Communication from Albert C. Puell, Cambridge Tenants for Stronger Rent Control, proposing an ordinance relative to a Zoning Policy based on Affordable Housing. - REFERRED TO THE RENT CONTROL COMMITTEE. scanFeb 12
  22. 22Order -re: recommendations to strengthen the fast food and noise ordinances. (Duehay) scanFeb 26
  23. 23REPORTS FROM CITY OFFICIALS - Communication from Birge Albright Legal Counsel, Law Dept., transmitting recommendations regarding various ordinances pending before the Committee on Ordinances. scanMar 12
  24. 24PLACED ON FILE - Petition received from David E. Clem, Trustee, Old Portland and Old Binney Realty Trust, to amend the Zoning Ordinances of the City of Cambridge from Industry B to Industry A. scanMar 19
  25. 25PASSED TO BE ORDAINED - Extension of the Cambridgeport Interim Planning Overlay District. scanApr 2
  26. 26PASSED TO BE ORDAINED - resubmittal of the East Cambridge Interim Planning Overlay District. scanApr 2
  27. 27PLACED ON FILE - Signs and Illuminations. (Cyr) scanMay 14
  28. 28PASSED TO BE ORDAINED - Ordinance to Promote Recycling of Used Motor Oil. scanMay 21
  29. 29PASSED TO BE ORDAINED - Ordinance to Promote Non-Residential Solid Waste Reduction. scanMay 21
  30. 30PASSED TO BE ORDAINED AS AMENDED - Ordinance to Protect Stratospheric Ozone Layer. scanMay 21
  31. 31PASSED TO BE ORDAINED - Cambridge Employment Plan. scanJun 4
  32. 326/20/90 - Placed on file due to expiration of time limit. Planning Board Report to create a new section in the Zoning Ordinances entitled "Disclosure of beneficial Interests". scanJun 11
  33. 33Comm. from Charlotte Moore, Executive Director of Cambridge Discovery, regarding Street Musicians near the Cambridge Discovery booth in Harvard Square. scanJun 25
  34. 34Report from Deputy City Manager regarding the Mayor's Blue Ribbon Committee on Traffic Mitigation Zoning. scanJun 25
  35. 35ORDINANCE on Street Performers. scanJun 25
  36. 36Comm. from Councillor Duehay, Chairman Committee on Ordinances, transmitting a communication from Charles G. Thomas, Esq., relative to the proposed Noise Ordinance as it relates to Street Performers. scanJun 25
  37. 37Order-re: proposed ordinance amendment relative to the Disposition of City Property. scanJun 25
  38. 38Comm. from Stephen Baird, Street Artists' Guild in support of the treet Performance Ordinance with a request that the fee structure be reconsidered. scanJun 25
  39. 39COMMITTEE REPORTS -Report from the Ordinance Committee for hearing held on Thursday, July 26, 1990 relative to the amendment to Section 3.14 Cambridgeport Interim Planning Overlay District to remain in effect until November 30, 1990 scanSep 10
  40. 40Proposed amendment to the Municipal Code on the powers and duties of the Police Commissioner scanSep 10
  41. 41PASSED TO BE ORDAINED - Comm. from Councillor Duehay, Chairman of the Ordinance Committee, transmitting a proposed amendment to the Municipal Code in Chapter 8.56 entitled "PROMOTIONAL OF NON-RESIDENTIAL SOLID WASTE REDUCTION". - See 17A- for original name of ordinance scanOct 15
  42. 42Comm. from Dawn Krajcik, Canaday D-44 Harvard College, requesting the City Council to repeal the 11:00 P.M. curfew for street performers in Harvard Square. scanOct 15
  43. 43Comm. from Samali N. Kajubi, 348 Franklin Street, in support of changes to the Rent Control Removal Ordinance. scanOct 22
  44. 44Comm. from Emile N. Dupont, 1 Church St. Webster, MA relative to a rent control issue. Placed on file scanNov 5
  45. 45Extension of the East Cambridge and the Cambridgeport Interim Planning Overlay Zoning Petitions. Placed on file due to expiration of time limit scanNov 5
  46. 46Ordinance Committee Report for a hearing held on Tuesday, Oct. 16, 1990 relative to a proposed amendment to the Municipal Code relative to the Procurement of Supplies and Services. Passed to a second reading 11/5/90 Passed to be ordained. scanNov 5
  47. 47Ordinance Committee Report for a hearig held on Tuesday, Oct. 16,1990 relative to a proposed amendment to the Municipal Code relative to Automatic Fire Alarm systems- False Alarms. Passed to a second reading 11/5/90 Passed to be ordained scanNov 5
  48. 48Ordinance Committee Report for a hearing held on Wednesday, October 10,1990 relative to a proposed amendment to the Municipal Code of the City of Cambridge relative to condom vending machines. Passed to a second reading 11/5/90 Passed to be ordained. scanNov 5
  49. 49Comm. from Earl C. Harrington, 79 Martin Street, relative to the position of Ploice Commissioner. Referred to the City Manager copy sent to City Mgr. 11/21/90 scanNov 19
  50. 50Re; Parking Freeze. (Councillors Russell, Sullivan, Toomey & Walsh) Order Adopted scanNov 19
  51. 51Draft an ordinance amendment to ban Classical ID50 Acute Toxicity Test and the Draize Eye Irritancy Test.(Councillor Myers) scanNov 19
  52. 52Comm. from Thomas H. Stephanian, Branch Manager, Management Technologies, in opposition to the parking freeze.Referred to the City Manager ccpy sent to Mgr 11/21/90 scanNov 19
  53. 53Public Safety Committee report for a hearing held on Tuesday, October 23, 1990 to determine the community's desire with respect to the qualties of a Police Commissioner. Report accepted & placed in file scanNov 26
  54. 54not yet captured from this volume—
  55. 55Public Safety Committee report for a hearing held on Tuesday, October 23, 1990 to determine the community's desire with respect to the qualities of a Police Commissioner. Report accepted & placed on file duplicate of #53 scanNov 26
  56. 56Order-re: limiting the hiring of strike breakers in labof disputes in the city. (Cyr, Myers, Duehay, Vice Mayor REeves & Mayor Wolf) scanNov 26

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