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The Docket ▸ 1991

1991

2,292 council actions · 2,283 linked to the city's scans · 6 sections

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The clerk's sections and numbering, as written in the 1991 index volume. [?] marks an uncertain reading; ⤳ marks a numbering jump. scan opens the city's PDF.

Sundries

1,281 actions · № 1–1284
  1. 1Resolutions on the death of Edward J. Murphy. (Sullivan) scanJan 7
  2. 2Resolutions on the death of Anna L. Corliss. (Toomey) scanJan 7
  3. 3Resolutions on an exhibit entitled "East Europe/East Cambridge. (Toomey) scanJan 7
  4. 4Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Adrian Gaskin. (Toomey) scanJan 7
  5. 5Resolutions to be prepared on tbe death of Mary DiCecca. (Toomey) scanJan 7
  6. 6Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Mr. Kevin McGrath. (Toomey) scanJan 7
  7. 7Resolutins to be prepared on the death of Mr. Edward Powers. (Toomey) scanJan 7
  8. 8Resolutions on the installation of Lawrence E. Trant as President and Jake Mehegan as Vice-President of the VFW Post 7353. (Entire membership) scanJan 7
  9. 9Resolutions on the Presentation of "A Joyful Noise". (Toomey) scanJan 7
  10. 10Resolutions congratulating Deputy Fire Chief Kevin J. Fitzgerald as he assumes the rank of Fire Chief. (Entire membership) scanJan 7
  11. 11Resolutions congratulating Speaker Flaherty. (entire membership) scanJan 7
  12. 12Resolutions on the decisive actions of Timothy Cassidy and Henry Manuel. (Toomey) scanJan 7
  13. 13Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Albert J. Capone. (Toomey & Walsh) scanJan 7
  14. 14Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Daniel J. Staffieri. (Toomey) scanJan 7
  15. 15Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Sister M. Leonora. (Toomey) scanJan 7
  16. 16Resolutions on the death of Mrs. Grace A. Kervick. (Sullivan, Toomey & Russell) scanJan 7
  17. 17Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Ruth E. Parker. (Sullivan) scanJan 7
  18. 18Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Pauline E. Oppedisano. (Sullivan & Russell) scanJan 7
  19. 19Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Anna V. Bourget. (Russell & Sullivan) scanJan 7
  20. 20Resolutions on the death of Mrs. Marion Frances (Graham) Hanlin. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanJan 7
  21. 21Resolutions on the death of Mr. Bertie F. Spooner. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanJan 7
  22. 22Resolutions on the renovations to St. Peter's Church. (Walsh, Sullivan & Russell) scanJan 7
  23. 23Resolutions ont he promotion of Martin Pierce to Superintendent of the Boston Fire Department. (Russell & Sullivan) scanJan 7
  24. 24Resolutions to be prpeared on the death of Lena Gentile. (Russell) scanJan 7
  25. 25DPU hearing for Wednesday, January 23, 1991 at 10:00 a. m. at 100 Cambridge St., Boston on the petition of Coast International, Inc. for a certificate of public convenience and necessity to operate as a common carrier. scanJan 7
  26. 26DPU hearing for Monday, February 11,1991 at 10:00 a. m. at 100 Cambridge Street, Boston on the petition of Burlington Telephone Company for a certificate of public convenience and necessity to operate as a common carrier. scanJan 7
  27. 27DPU hearing for January 14, 1991 for the transfer of Aircall's certificate of public convenience and necessity to RAM. scanJan 7
  28. 28DPU hearing for Friday, January 25, 1991 at 10:00 a. m. at 100 Cambridge Street, Boston on the petition of Twixtel Technologies, Inc. for a certificate of public convenience and necessity as a common carrier. scanJan 7
  29. 29Comm. from AMy Itzkovitz, 346 Concord Ave. in support of curbside recycling pick ups in Cambridge. scanJan 7
  30. 30Comm. from Earl L. Harrington, 79 Martin Street, regarding the freedom of religion. scanJan 7
  31. 31Comm. from Lelio Marino, President, Marino Ristorante, in appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council regarding the opening of the restaurant. scanJan 7
  32. 32Comm. from William J. Canary, Jr., Special Assistant to the President for Intergovernmental Affairs, relative to the resolution adopted by the City Council regarding the Cambridge Peace Commission. scanJan 7
  33. 33Comm. from Arthur B. McCue, City Clerk of Somerville, transmitting a copy of a resolution adopted by the City Council concerning the Central Artery Tunnel Project. scanJan 7
  34. 34Comm. from William McLaughlin, Jr. in appreciation to the resolution adopted by the City Council in memory of his father. scanJan 7
  35. 35Comm. from Robert J. LaTremouille commending the Rent Control Board for changes made in the Rent Control regulations. scanJan 7
  36. 36COMMUNICATIONS & REPORTS FROM CITY OFFICERS - Comm. from Councillor Timothy J. Toomey, Jr. transmitting a copy of a communication sent to Governor-Elect William F. Weld relative to his opposition to the proposed Scheme Z Project. scanJan 7
  37. 37Resolutions on the retirement of Walter L. Milne from MIT. (Duehay & Sullivan) scanJan 7
  38. 38Resolutions on the 85th Birthday of Patrick J. Sullivan. (entire membership) scanJan 7
  39. 39Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Walter Mathews. (Sullivan) scanJan 7
  40. 40Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Ms. Jannette E. Harnish. (Sullivan) scanJan 7
  41. 41Resolution to be prepared on the death of Gertrude Fitzgerald. (Toomey) scanJan 7
  42. 42Order-re: City Council go on record condemning the agreement between the Conservation Law Foundation and the Commonwealth of Massachusetts concerning Scheme Z. scanJan 7
  43. 43Resolutions on Susan Freireich for her health related work in El Salvador. (Mayor Wolf) scanJan 7
  44. 44Order-re: proclaiming January 20-26, 1991 as NATIONAL YMCA WEEK. (Sullivan) scanJan 7
  45. 45ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, TRAINING AND EMPLOYMENT COMMITTEE REPORT- for a hearing held on December 12, 1990 relative to receiving an update from Employment Resources, Inc. as it relates to the Cambridge Employment Plan and the progress of the survey of Employers as it relates to the Cambridge Employment Plan. scanJan 7
  46. 46Awaiting Report Item Number 46 regarding the purchase of recycled material by the city. scanJan 7
  47. 47Awaiting Report Item Number 49 regarding feces removal on Holworthy Place. scanJan 7
  48. 48Awaiting Report Item Number 93 regarding the status of Police Chief on Licensing Commission. scanJan 7
  49. 49Awaiting Report Item Number 33 regarding the effect of the Americans with Disabilities Act on the City of Cambridge. scanJan 7
  50. 50Awaiting Report Item Number 106 regarding construction workers and police officers parking for free at meters on DeWolfe Street. scanJan 7
  51. 51Awaiting Report Item Number 40 regarding interviews conducted by the National Toxic Campaign Fund in East Cambridge. scanJan 7
  52. 52Awaiting Report Item Number 85 regarding the intersection of Concord and Royal Avenues. scanJan 7
  53. 53Awaiting Report Item Number 58 regarding potholes in streets left uncovered over night. scanJan 7
  54. 54Awaiting Report Item Number 65 regarding feasibility of placing a flagpole in front of the War Memorial Building. scanJan 7
  55. 55Awaiting Report Item Number 67 regarding parking in the area of River Street, Franklin Street and Western Avenue. scanJan 7
  56. 56Awaiting Report Item Number 105 regarding lighting at Hoyt Field. scanJan 7
  57. 57Awaiting Report item Number 55 regarding complaint on Cable TV from residents on Rice Street. scanJan 7
  58. 58Awaiting Report Item Number 71 regarding policies and programs to prevent rape and sexual assault at Radcliffe College/Harvard University. scanJan 7
  59. 59Awaiting Report Item Number 94 regarding the feasibility of recapitalizing the Affordable Housing Trust. scanJan 7
  60. 60Awaiting Report Item Number 90 regarding the construction of a new Haggerty School. scanJan 7
  61. 61Awaiting Report Item Number 77 regarding discounts on cable for Senior Citizens. scanJan 7
  62. 62Awaiting Report Item Number 74 regarding lighting at Neville Manor. scanJan 7
  63. 63Awaiting Report Item Number 29 regarding rat infestation at Hews, Callendar, Magee and Howard Streets and Western Avenue. scanJan 7
  64. 64Awaiting Report Item Number 14 regarding family day care centers in Cambridge. scanJan 7
  65. 65Awaiting Report item Number 27 regarding distressed property at 14 Van Norden Street. scanJan 7
  66. 66Awaiting Report Item Number 70 regarding proposed construction at Lakeview Avenue. scanJan 7
  67. 67Awaiting Report Item Number 4 regarding the property located at 313 River Street. scanJan 7
  68. 68Awaiting Report Item Number 15 regarding 48 hour notice of posting of demolition. scanJan 7
  69. 69Awaiting Report Item Number 62 regarding the auction of residential properties in Cambridge. scanJan 7
  70. 70Awaiting Report Item Number 38 regarding the violations of the Federal Waste Water Treatment Regulations by Cambridge firms. scanJan 7
  71. 71Awaiting Report Item Number 41 regarding storm drains on Standish Street. scanJan 7
  72. 72Awaiting Report Item Number 22 regarding an incident at Alewife on May 26, 1990. scanJan 7
  73. 73Awaiting Report Item Number 35 regarding food selling vendors in the vicinity of 1613 Cambridge Street. scanJan 7
  74. 74Awaiting Report Item Number 74 regarding the petition for an awning at Cafe LaBrioche. scanJan 7
  75. 75Awaiting Report Item Numbers 42 and 79 regarding the Charles River Ford site. scanJan 7
  76. 76Awaiting Report Item Number 72 regarding the property located at 189-191 Hampshire Street. scanJan 7
  77. 77Awaiting Report Item Number 86 regarding Special Permit for 32 Lee Street scanJan 7
  78. 78Awaiting Report Item Number 47 regarding distribution of food stamps in the Senior Citizens buildings. scanJan 7
  79. 79Awaiting Report Item Number 75 regarding Senior Substitutes at the Cambridge Library. scanJan 7
  80. 80Awaiting Report Item Number 97, regarding Dependent Care Assistance Plan. scanJan 7
  81. 81Awaiting Report Item Number 103 regarding theft of funds from the Traffic Dept. scanJan 7
  82. 82Awaiting Report Item Number 107 regarding the construction schedule for the vehicular bridge on Walden Street. scanJan 7
  83. 83Awaiting Report Item Number 9 regarding periodic updates of the status of the building at 402 Mass. Ave. scanJan 7
  84. 84Awaiting Report Item Numbers 6, 8, and 11 regarding development plans on the Super Stop & Shop on Memorial Drive. scanJan 7
  85. 85Awaiting Report Item Number 53 regarding speeding on Rindge Ave. scanJan 7
  86. 86Awaiting Report Item Number 57 regarding emergency evening procedures at the Water Dept. scanJan 7
  87. 87Awaiting Report Item Number 92, regarding the tree outside of 39 Garfield Street. scanJan 7
  88. 88Awaiting Report Item Number 43, regarding the installation of signs and painting of dividing lines on Cushing Street. scanJan 7
  89. 89Awaiting Report Item Number 32, regarding traffic light at the corner of Walden and Sherman Streets and Walden and Garden streets. scanJan 7
  90. 90Awaiting Report Item Number 80 regarding catch basins at 55 Plymouth Street. scanJan 7
  91. 91Awaiting Report Item Number 61 regarding the catch basin at 63 Prentiss Street. scanJan 7
  92. 92Awaiting Report Item Number 26, regarding the repaving of Western Avenue. scanJan 7
  93. 93Awaiting Report Item Number 48 regarding lighting at Russell Apartments. scanJan 7
  94. 94Awaiting Report Item Number 36 regarding signage for public restrooms in Central Square. scanJan 7
  95. 95Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Adam Ferullo. (Myers) scanJan 14
  96. 96Resolutions condemning the Soviet invasion of Lithuania. (Entire membership) scanJan 14
  97. 97Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Al Goduti. (Councillors Sullivan, Russell and Walsh) scanJan 14
  98. 98Resolutions congratulating David Boraks on his management of the Cambridge Chronicle. (Entire membership) scanJan 14
  99. 99Resolutions congratulating Bill Walsh on his birthday. (Councillors Russell, Toomey, Sullivan, Duehay, Myers, Cyr, Mayor Wolf and Vice Mayor Reeves) scanJan 14
  100. 100Resolutions on the death of Richard A. Nilson. (Russell) scanJan 14
  101. 101Resolutions on the death of Edward Holleran. (Sullivan) scanJan 14
  102. 102Resolutions on the death of Clarie A. (Leonelli) Levin (Toomey and Mayor Wolf) scanJan 14
  103. 103Resolutions on "A Day of Community Togetherness" for the situation in the Persian Gulf. (Entire membership) scanJan 14
  104. 104Resolutions congratulating the Council on Aging Volunteers. (Russell) scanJan 14
  105. 105Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Louise Mailhoit. (Russell & Sullivan) scanJan 14
  106. 106Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Anna Mochi. (Toomey & Sullivan) scanJan 14
  107. 107Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Luberta M. Shea. (Sullivan) scanJan 14
  108. 108Resolution on the 6th Annual Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Breakfast. (Entire membership) scanJan 14
  109. 109Resolution on the 17th MIT Celebration of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s Birthday. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanJan 14
  110. 110Resolutions on the Third Annual Martin Luther King, Jr. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanJan 14
  111. 111Resolutions on the Polaroid Corporation city-corporate program. (Mayor Wolf) scanJan 14
  112. 112Order-re: develop a community outreach program re: diet, nutrition, exercise and stress reduction. (Vice Mayor Reeves & Duehay) scanJan 14
  113. 113Resolutions on the deathof Mr. Adrian Shirlon Curtis Gaskin (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanJan 14
  114. 114Resolutions on the death of Mrs. Matilda E. Trotman Heywood. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanJan 14
  115. 115Resolutions on Dr. C. Eric Lincoln receiving an award "Doctor of Humane Letters." (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanJan 14
  116. 116Resolutions supporting the people of Haiti. (Vice Mayor Reeves & Cyr) scanJan 14
  117. 117Resolutions on the Inter-Faith Prayer Service. (Mayor Wolf) scanJan 14
  118. 118Resolutions on gerry Boyle serving on the Sister Cities Committee. (Entire membership) scanJan 14
  119. 119Resolutions on ceremony in tribute to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanJan 14
  120. 120Resolutions welcoming the travel writers to the city. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanJan 14
  121. 121Resolutions on "The Best of Boston is in Cambridge." (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanJan 14
  122. 122Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Evangeline Swankowski. (Toomey) scanJan 14
  123. 123Order-re: professionalism of the Traffic and Parking Dept. (Toomey) FAILED OF ADOPTION. scanJan 14
  124. 124Resolutions to be prepared on the death of George Ingham. (Russell) scanJan 14
  125. 125Comm. from Marianne Donnelly, 854 Mass. Ave., transmitting notification of "Earth Day" to be held on January 22, 1991. scanJan 14
  126. 126Comm. from David L. evans, in appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council commending him for being chosen as President Bush's 311th "Daily Point of Light." scanJan 14
  127. 127Comm. from Derek Bok in appreciation for a resolution adopted by the City Council regarding Harvard's Office for Information Technology. scanJan 14
  128. 128Awaiting Report Item Numbers 34 and 36 regarding businesses leaving Cambridge. scanJan 14
  129. 129Awaiting Report Item Number 23 regarding traffic problems in the area of Pine, Washington and Harvard Streets. scanJan 14
  130. 130Awaiting Report Item Number 35 regarding two bus stop shelters located on Mass. Ave. at Norris Street and Cottage Park Ave. scanJan 14
  131. 131Awaiting Report Item Number 33 regarding clean drinking water in the Aberdeen Ave. area. scanJan 14
  132. 132Awaiting Report Item Number 41 regarding the impact of the U. S. Post Office facility in Waltham on the Cambridge Reservoir. scanJan 14
  133. 133Awaiting Report Item Number 39 regarding development of affordable housing with the Cambridge Redevelopment Authority. scanJan 14
  134. 134Awaiting Report Item Number 28 regarding the availability of parking for customers of businesses at the intersection of River and Pleasant Streets. scanJan 14
  135. 135Awaiting Report Item Number 3 regarding negotiations for the disposition of the lot at the corner of Garfield Street and Mass. Ave. by the MBTA. scanJan 14
  136. 136Awaiting Report Item Number 13 regarding building codes being followed in the opening of a health care facility on Chilton Street. scanJan 14
  137. 137Awaiting Report Item Number 20 regarding the Tobin School bus route. scanJan 14
  138. 138Awaiting Report Item Number 31 regarding robberies at the White Hen Pantry. scanJan 14
  139. 139Awaiting Report Item Number 50 regarding funding for the Work Force Program together withan order for funding. scanJan 14
  140. 140Awaiting Report Item Number 24 regarding an analysis of all city investments and pension funds in the tobacco industry. scanJan 14
  141. 141Awaiting Report Item Numbers 44 and 45 regarding Department of Public Utilities' hearings. scanJan 14
  142. 142Awaiting Report Item Number 1 regarding adult entertainment establishments. scanJan 14
  143. 143COMMITTEE REPORT - Housing and Community Development Committee for a hearing held on Thursday, Jan. 3, 1991 relative to discussing the Housing Needs Study and the Interdepartmental Development Log. scanJan 14
  144. 144SPECIAL MEETING CALL OF JANUARY 14, 1991. scanJan 14
  145. 145Order-re: city celebration for July 4th. (Entire membership) scanJan 28
  146. 146Resolutions on Joseph X. Sullivan regarding his efforts during the fire at 83 Pemberton Street. (Entire membership) scanJan 28
  147. 147Resolution on the retirement of Acting Chief of Police Henry P. Gallagher. (Entire membership) scanJan 28
  148. 148Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Filomina T. Nille. (Toomey) scanJan 28
  149. 149Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Jane B. Hunter. (Toomey & Sullivan) scanJan 28
  150. 150Resolutions on the African American Experience celebration at the Union Baptist Church. (Toomey) scanJan 28
  151. 151Resolutions on the death of Haven Parker. (Sullivan) scanJan 28
  152. 152Resolutions on the 45th Anniversary of Staff Sergeant Ralph Ferracane Veterans of Foreign War Post # 3273. (Entire membership) scanJan 28
  153. 153Resolutions on the 90th Birthday of Irene R. Duffley. (Toomey) scanJan 28
  154. 154Order-re: presentation to Cambridge of a certificate of listing for the Central Square Historic District. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanJan 28
  155. 155Resolution on Dr. Jefferson Anderson, Jr. to the Hall of Black Achievement. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanJan 28
  156. 156Order-re: traffic study to make Magee Street a one way. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanJan 28
  157. 157Resolutions on the death of Mr. Prince Henry Evans, Sr. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanJan 28
  158. 158Order-re: Central Square to be listed in the National Register of Historic Places. (Mayor Wolf) scanJan 28
  159. 159Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Thomas Lampedecchio. (Toomey) scanJan 28
  160. 160Resolutions on the Cambridge Rainbow and Komite Kreyol. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanJan 28
  161. 161Resolutions on the death of Mildred Pauline Smith. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanJan 28
  162. 162Resolutions on the death of Alice (Bennett Moore) Valentine. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanJan 28
  163. 163Resolutions on Jackson Madnick and his company Wet Light. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanJan 28
  164. 164Order-re: participation in Black History Month. (Mayor Wolf & Vice Mayor Reeves) scanJan 28
  165. 165Order-re: affordable housing at 95 Fayerweather Street. (Mayor Wolf) scanJan 28
  166. 166Resolution on Luke Sullivan being accepted to MIT. (Myers) scanJan 28
  167. 167Resolutions on the death of Mary R. McCarthy. (Sullivan) scanJan 28
  168. 168Order-re: sidewalks and handicapped ramps leading from Jefferson Park to Danehy Park be given top priority in the reconstruction program. (Russell) scanJan 28
  169. 169Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Joseph W. Dinsmore. (Sullivan) scanJan 28
  170. 170Resolutions on the death of Reverend Monsignor John F. Welch. (Sullivan) scanJan 28
  171. 171Resolutions on the retirement of Catherine (Kaye) McDermott. (Sullivan) scanJan 28
  172. 172Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Lillian J. Lordan. (Toomey) scanJan 28
  173. 173REFERRED TO THE HOUSING & COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT & RENT CONTROL COMMITTEES - Order-re: feasibility of underwriting de-leading efforts of landlords under Rent Control regulation through the Affordable Housing Trust Fund. (Toomey) scanJan 28
  174. 174REFERRED TO THE HOUSING & COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT & RENT CONTROL COMMITTEES - re: Ordinance amendment to require the segregation and maintenance of rent payments in separate accounts to assure fiscal security upon the disposition of pending Rent Control cases. (Toomey) scanJan 28
  175. 175REFERRED TO THE HOUSING & COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT & RENT CONTROL COMMITTEES - re: landlords be encouraged to deposit security fees. (Toomey) scanJan 28
  176. 176REFERRED TO THE HOUSING & COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT & RENT CONTROL COMMITTEES - re: report on the feasibilityof establishing Net Operating Income base rents. (Toomey) scanJan 28
  177. 177REFERRED TO THE HOUSING & COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT & RENT CONTROL COMMITTEES - re: discount water rate to landlords with low income elderly and disabled. (Toomey) scanJan 28
  178. 178REFERRED TO THE HOUSING & COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT & RENT CONTROL COMMITTEES - re: excise tax or fee levied on upper income tenants of rent controlled properties. (Toomey) scanJan 28
  179. 179REFERRED TO THE HOUSING & COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT & RENT CONTROL COMMITTEES - re: feasibility of adding units underwritten by the Affordable HOusing Trust fund to those units whose rents are already regulatd by the Rent Control Board. (Toomey) scanJan 28
  180. 180REFERRED TO THE HOUSING & COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT & RENT CONTROL COMMITTEES - re: report on establishing lead paint status. (Toomey) scanJan 28
  181. 181Comm. from Allen A. Adinolfi, Ph.D., 103 Pleasant St., in opposition to the City Council's position on the Middle East due to the fact that they were elected on their positions on local issues. scanJan 28
  182. 182Comm. from Robert S. Peterkin in appreciation for the resolution sent by the City Council on his position as the Director of the Superintendents Program at the Harvard Graduate School of Education. scanJan 28
  183. 183DPU public hearing for Feb. 20,1991 at 10:00 at 100 Cambridge St., Boston on the petition of Event Cellular Communications, Inc. for a certificate as a Radio Utility for the resale of a Mobile Radio System for compensation in the Commonwealth. scanJan 28
  184. 184COMMITTEE REPORT - Report from Committee on Rules for hearing held on Thursday, January 17, 1991 to review and discuss proposed amendments to the City Council Rules - CONSENT AGENDA. scanJan 28
  185. 185COMMITTEE REPORT - Report from Civil and Human Rights Committee for hearing held on Wednesday, January 9, 1991 to discuss a new Affirmative Action Plan. scanJan 28
  186. 186Response to Awaiting Report Item Number 49 regarding condition of sidewalks on Rindge Avenue between the Cemetery and Sherman Street. scanJan 28
  187. 187Response to Awaiting Report Item Number 46 regarding Community Reinvestment Act. scanJan 28
  188. 188Response to Awaiting REport Item Number 17 regarding the storage of nuclear materials on the MIT campus. scanJan 28
  189. 189Response to Awaiting Report Item Number 5 regarding vendors doing business with the City of Cambridge. scanJan 28
  190. 190Response to Awaiting Report Item Number 42 regarding Riverside-Cambridgeport Community Corporation. scanJan 28
  191. 191Awaiting Report Item Number 4 regarding the Village Condominium Units. scanJan 28
  192. 192Response to Awaiting Report Item Number 39 regarding store breaks in the 1770 Mass. Ave. block. scanJan 28
  193. 193Response to Awaiting Report Item Number 12 regarding Alzheimers disease. scanJan 28
  194. 194Response to Awaiting Report Item Number 22 regarding a traffic study of Blake, Orchard, and Tenney Streets and Miller Avenue. scanJan 28
  195. 195Response to Awaiting Report Item Number 33 regarding a further report on parking at the corner of River, Franklin Streets and Western Avenue. scanJan 28
  196. 196Response to Awaiting Report Item Number 26, regarding an opinion of the legality and ethical propriety of the presence of City Councillors at a public hearing. scanJan 28
  197. 197Response to Awaiting Report Item Number 41, regarding lighting on Scott Street. scanJan 28
  198. 198Response to Awaiting Report Item Number 27 regarding stone throwing at the Manning Apartments. scanJan 28
  199. 199Response to Awaiting Report Item Number 18 regarding pre-1920 homes which have pre-existing non-conforming status. scanJan 28
  200. 200Awaiting Report Items Numbered 34, 35 and 37 response regarding DPU hearings. scanJan 28
  201. 201Special Meeting Call for February 4, 1991. scanFeb 4
  202. 202Order-re: Her Honor the Mayor hold a public hearing for exploratory discussions with the consulting group of MMA for the personnel review process. (Cyr) scanFeb 4
  203. 203Resolutions on North Cambridge Catholic defeating St. Columbkille. (Entire membership) scanFeb 4
  204. 204Resolutions on the PTO's second annual spaghetti supper. (Cyr & Mayor Wolf) scanFeb 4
  205. 205Order-re: Cadbury Commons, an elderly congregate housing development. (Russell, Cyr & Mayor Wolf) scanFeb 4
  206. 206Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Agnes Murphy. (Russell) scanFeb 4
  207. 207Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Anne M. Feeley. (Toomey) scanFeb 4
  208. 208Order-re: clean up of area in and around Porter Square. (Cyr) scanFeb 4
  209. 209Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Joseph H. White. (Russell, Cyr, Duehay & Sullivan) scanFeb 4
  210. 210CONSENT order - re: resolutions to be prepared on the death of Adalgisa Voto. (Sullivan) scanFeb 4
  211. 211CONSENT order re: commending the VFW Post #8818 for sending free membership applications to men and women of Cambridge who are serving in Operation Desert Storm. (Russell) scanFeb 4
  212. 212CONSENT resolutions on the retirement of Alfred Saidnawey. (Sullivan) scanFeb 4
  213. 213Resolutions on the 1991 Harriet Wigfall Awards. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanFeb 4
  214. 214CONSENT order re: Congressional delegation be contacted re: mail. (Russell) scanFeb 4
  215. 215Resolutions on the 11th Annual Black History Program. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanFeb 4
  216. 216Order -re: improvements to Western Avenue and River Street. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanFeb 4
  217. 217CONSENT resolution to be prepared on the death of John J. "Jimmy" DeAngelo. (Toomey & Sullivan) scanFeb 4
  218. 218Order-re: study group regarding improvements to Central Square. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanFeb 4
  219. 219CONSENT resolutions on Marvin Daniels serving as Youth Pastor and Youth Worker for the Cambridge Church of the Nazarene. (Myers) scanFeb 4
  220. 220CONSENT resolutions congratulating the Agassiz School Chess Team. (Myers) scanFeb 4
  221. 221Resolution on the presentation of "Mambo Mardi Gras". (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanFeb 4
  222. 222CONSENT resolutions on the devastating fire at 83 Pemberton Street. (Russell) scanFeb 4
  223. 223COMMITTEE REPORT - Cable Television and Communications Committee for a hearing held on Jan. 24, 1991 to discuss a report on subscriber satisfaction/dissatisfaction with the quality of programming and the establishment of a local news channel. scanFeb 4
  224. 224CONSENT - Awaiting Report Item Number Two regarding types of controls the city has to regulate air conditioning units. scanFeb 4
  225. 225CONSENT - Awaiting Report Item Number 40, regarding Board of Surveys decision on 14 Van Norden Street, as well as City Council Order # 56, regarding Board of Surveys decision at 313-315 River Street. scanFeb 4
  226. 226CONSENT - Awaiting Report Item Number Four, regarding a 911 call by Conran's Habitat. scanFeb 4
  227. 227CONSENT - Awaiting Report Item Number 28 regarding residential home owners precluded from the Department of Public Works trash pick up. scanFeb 4
  228. 228CONSENT - Awaiting Report Item Number 6, regarding the feasibility of setting up recycling areas in elderly housing. scanFeb 4
  229. 229CONSENT - Awaiting Report Item Number 30, regarding the Porter Exchange Parking Lot. scanFeb 4
  230. 230CONSENT - Awaiting Report Item Numbers 8 and 10 regarding the status of the Harvard Square Post Office. scanFeb 4
  231. 231CONSENT - Awaiting Report Item Number 20, regarding the Harvard Manor Nursing Home. scanFeb 4
  232. 232CONSENT - Awaiting Report Item Number 42, regarding number of cars fined and towed from handicapped spaces. scanFeb 4
  233. 233CONSENT - DPU hearing notice for Monday, March 4, 1991 at 2:00 p. m. at 100 Cambridge Street, Boston on the petition of C. O., Inc. for a certificate as a Radio Utility for compensation in the Commonwealth. scanFeb 4
  234. 234CONSENT - DPU hearing for Friday, Feb. 15, 1991 at 10:00 a. m. at 100 Cambridge Street, Boston on the petition of Matrix Telecom to operate as a common carrier within the Commonwealth. scanFeb 4
  235. 235CONSENT - Comm. from William J. Canary, Jr., Special Assistant to the President for Intergovernmental Affairs, The White House regarding the resolution by the City Council regarding the conflict in the Persian Gulf. scanFeb 4
  236. 236FAILED OF ADOPTION - Order re: rent increases for 1-3 Langdon Street be referred to the Rent Control for a public hearing. (Walsh) motion to substitute failed[?] scanFeb 11
  237. 237Resolutions to be prepared on the birthday of Ann Connolly. (Russell) scanFeb 11
  238. 238Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Juanita Thurston. (Toomey, Sullivan, Walsh & Vice Mayor Reeves) scanFeb 11
  239. 239Order-re: recommendations from the Government Operations Committee on the Reorganization of the City Clerk's Office. (Walsh) scanFeb 11
  240. 240Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Ernest Sabatino, Sr. (Sullivan) scanFeb 11
  241. 241Resolutions on the death of John T. Rocca. (entire membership) scanFeb 11
  242. 242Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Helen P. Hutchinson. (Sullivan) scanFeb 11
  243. 243Resoltuions to be prepared on the death of Oliver Cox. (entire membership) scanFeb 11
  244. 244Resolutions on documentary entitled "DARK PASSAGES". (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanFeb 11
  245. 245Resolutins on Henry Louis Gates, Jr. to his position as Chairman of Harvard's Afro-American Studies Department. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanFeb 11
  246. 246Resolutions on the opera "Tremonisha." (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanFeb 11
  247. 247Resolutions on the construction of a new superstore by Stop & Shop on Riverside Road. (Walsh) scanFeb 11
  248. 248Resolutions on the death of George Houlsen. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanFeb 11
  249. 249Resolutins on the death of George M. Baker. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanFeb 11
  250. 250Resolutions on the death of Maude Nichols Ridley. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanFeb 11
  251. 251Resolutions on the appointment of Gregory L. Moore as Deputy Managing Editor to the Boston Globe. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanFeb 11
  252. 252Resolutions on the death of Alice L. Caldwell. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanFeb 11
  253. 253Resolutions on the series of community discussion offered by the Rosa Parks Inner-City Missionary Circle of St. Paul AME Church. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanFeb 11
  254. 254Resolutions on the Léadership Program. (Mayor Wolf) scanFeb 11
  255. 255Resolutions proclaiming February 17-23, 1991 as Visiting Nurse Association Week. (Mayor Wolf) scanFeb 11
  256. 256Resolutions on Andrew P. Jones participation in the Gulf Peace Team Camp. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanFeb 11
  257. 257Resolutions on Gloria Beeks receiving the Harriett Wigfall Award. (Myers) scanFeb 11
  258. 258Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Frank "The Barber" Maddallo. (Toomey & Walsh) scanFeb 11
  259. 259Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Reverend John F. Fitzgerald. (Russell, Sullivan & Walsh) scanFeb 11
  260. 260Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Edward Miele. (Toomey) scanFeb 11
  261. 261Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Catherine Sughrue-Timoney. (Sullivan & Russell) scanFeb 11
  262. 262Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Kay Doherty. (Cyr & Sullivan) scanFeb 11
  263. 263Communication from Senator John F. Kerry regarding the resolution sent by the City Council in opposition to the war Iraq. scanFeb 11
  264. 264Communication from Karin McQuillan, 4 Kennedy Rd., in opposition to the banner protesting the war in Iraq. scanFeb 11
  265. 265DPU hearing for Wednesday, March 6, 1991 at 10:00 a. m. at 100 Cambridge St., Boston on the petition of Franklin County Cellular for permission to provide mobile paging and cellular telephone service within the Commonwealth. scanFeb 11
  266. 266Communication from Yvonne Boyle, Director of Scheduling, Commonwealth of massachusetts Executive Department, regarding the Governor's inability to attend a reception to meet the City Council and the School Committee. scanFeb 11
  267. 267Communication from Thomas G. Gatzunis, Town Engineer, transmitting a report of the perambulation of Cambridge-Belmont town lines. scanFeb 11
  268. 268Communication from Lizz Frost regarding the obstacles faced by Stefani's Pizza to move their business across the street. scanFeb 11
  269. 269COMMITTEE REPORT - Rent Control Committee for a hearing held on November 15, 1990 to discuss special programs for owners of Rent Control property - Special considerations for smaller property owners. scanFeb 11
  270. 270HUMAN SERVICES AND YOUTH COMMITTEE REPORT - for a hearing held on January 30, 1991 relative to the future steps to be taken by the committee after receipt of public testimony regarding a comprehensive human service policy. scanFeb 11
  271. 271Awaiting Report Item Number 48 regarding the replacement of dead trees at Danehy Park. scanFeb 11
  272. 272Awaiting Report Item Number 3 regarding the intersection of Sparks, Brattle and Craigie Streets. scanFeb 11
  273. 273Awaiting Report Item Number 4 regarding signalized crossing on Cambridge Street at the High School. scanFeb 11
  274. 274Awaiting Report Item Number 26 regarding status of our warning system as it relates to the Persian Gulf Crisis. scanFeb 11
  275. 275Awaiting Report Item Number 44 regarding employee hiring practices. scanFeb 11
  276. 276PLACED ON FILE - Order-re: wealthy people be allowed to reside in 20% to 30% of rental Units. (Walsh) scanFeb 11
  277. 277PLACED ON FILE - Order-re: City Council joining in suit with the Blanche Street Tenants against MIT. (Cyr) scanFeb 11
  278. 278PLACED ON FILE - Order re: City Council in faor of House 5166 "AN ACT RELATIVE TO REGULATING THE LIMITS ESTABLISHED FOR THE TAXATION OF PROPERTY IN CITIES AND TOWNS." (Mayor Wolf) scanFeb 11
  279. 279PLACED ON FILE - Awaiting Report Item Number 21 regarding violations in the building and city codes at Thorndike Place Condominiums. scanFeb 11
  280. 280PLACED ON FILE - Transportation and Parking Committee Réport - for a hearing to discuss vehicular and truck traffic problems on Jefferson Street and Kirkland Streets. scanFeb 11
  281. 281Order-re: to voluntary cease to publicly demonstrate the opposition to the war in the Gulf even though the City Council is unanimously opposed to the war. (Russell, Sullivan & Walsh) scanFeb 11
  282. 282SPECIAL CALL OF MEETING FOR MONDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1991. scanFeb 11
  283. 283Order-re: Physical desecration of the flag of the United States. (Councillors Sullivan, Russell and Walsh) FAILED OF ADOPTION. scanFeb 25
  284. 284Awaiting Report Item Number 33, regarding a burned out bulb in a street light on Essex Street. scanFeb 25
  285. 285Order-re: once-per-lifetime exemption for rent control. (Councillor Walsh) REFERRED TO THE RENT CONTROL COMMITTEE. scanFeb 25
  286. 286Awaiting Report Item Number 37, regarding the condition of the street in front of 28 Cedar Street. scanFeb 25
  287. 287Awaiting Report Item Number 32 regarding drainage problems at Danehy Park. scanFeb 25
  288. 288Awaiting Report Item Number 2, regarding the Growers Market site. scanFeb 25
  289. 289Awaiting Report Item Numbers 15 and 31 regarding Department of Public Utilities Hearings. scanFeb 25
  290. 290Order-re: presentation by the committee working on the south of Pacific zoning. (Mayor Wolf, Councillor Myers) scanFeb 25
  291. 291RE: Update of recent planning efforts for a secure adult in-patient psychiatry unit at the Cambridge Hospital. scanFeb 25
  292. 292Awaiting Report Item Number 35 regarding a plan and/or policy statement for a future snow removal program. scanFeb 25
  293. 293Awaiting Report Item Number 22, regarding sidewalks and handicapped ramps leading from Jefferson Park to Danehy Park. scanFeb 25
  294. 294Awaiting Report Item Number 38 regarding removal of snow from all senior citizens buildings. scanFeb 25
  295. 295Awaiting Report Item Number Six regarding an accident and speed study in the North Cambridge area. scanFeb 25
  296. 296Awaiting Report Item Number 28 regarding salary and benefits for city employees activated in the Persian Gulf. scanFeb 25
  297. 297Awaiting Report Item Number 39 regarding classes at the War Memorial. scanFeb 25
  298. 298Awaiting Report Item Number 21 regarding the proposed regulation limiting extra chairs on licensed premises. scanFeb 25
  299. 299Awaiting Report Item Number 23 regarding snow and ice removal from City owned property. scanFeb 25
  300. 300Awaiting Report Item Number 40 regarding a policy for snow emergencies. scanFeb 25
  301. 301Awaiting Report Item Number 29 regarding flooding the Cambridge Common and Hoyt Field. scanFeb 25
  302. 302Entire membership for resolutions on the 91st birthday of Kathy Hatchey. scanMar 4
  303. 303Order re: Resolutions on the death of Dorothy DeMilia (Councillors Russell and Sullivan). scanMar 4
  304. 304Order re: Resolutions on the death of Antoninette Cinganelli. (Councillor Toomey) scanMar 4
  305. 305Order re: Evaluation process of employees appointed by the City Council. (Mayor Wolf) scanMar 4
  306. 306Order re: Resolutions on Margaret Fuller. (Vice-Mayor Reeves) scanMar 4
  307. 307Order re: Resolutions on "We've Got A Job To Do" Campaign. (Councillor Myers) scanMar 4
  308. 308Order re: Resolutions on the death of Edwin H. Land (Entire membership). scanMar 4
  309. 309Order re: Resolution congratulating President Bush. (Councillor Sullivan) scanMar 4
  310. 310Order re: Resolutions on the death of Reverend Walter Martin. (Councillors Sullivan, Walsh, Cyr, Russell and Toomey) scanMar 4
  311. 311Order re: Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Beatrice B. Gordon. ( Councillor Sullivan) scanMar 4
  312. 312Order re: Resolutions on John Cusack. (Mayor Wolf, Councillors Duehay, Cyr, Myers and Russell) scanMar 4
  313. 313Order re: Resolutions on the death of Attorney James Reagan. (Councillors Sullivan, Toomey and Walsh) scanMar 4
  314. 314Order re: Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Helen A. Stavro. (Councillors Russell and Sullivan) scanMar 4
  315. 315Order re: Resolutions on the United States Army Family Breakfast. (Councillor Toomey) scanMar 4
  316. 316Order re: "Housing Our People - The Cambridge Housing Plan". (Councillor Cyr) scanMar 4
  317. 317Order re: Resolutions on the Concerned Black Men of Cambridge forum. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanMar 4
  318. 318Order re: Friends of Leo Daley benefit dance. (Councillors Russell, Sullivan, and Walsh) scanMar 4
  319. 319Order re: Resolutions on William Edward Burghardt DuBois. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanMar 4
  320. 320Order re: Resolutions on the International Women's Day Celebration. (Mayor Wolf) scanMar 4
  321. 321Order re: Resolutions on Project Manna Kitchen. (Mayor Wolf) scanMar 4
  322. 322Order re: Resolutions on the death of Edward P. (Ted) Galligan. (Councillor Sullivan) scanMar 4
  323. 323Order re: Resolutions on the Boston Chapter of the National Organization for Women (NOW). (Mayor Wolf) scanMar 4
  324. 324Order re: Resolutions on Dr. Charlotte Hawkins Brown. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanMar 4
  325. 325Order re: Resolutions on the program OUR WOMEN TALK. (Vice Mayor Reeves and Mayor Wolf) scanMar 4
  326. 326Order re: Resolutions on Vice Commander Joseph Cremens. (Councillor Sullivan) scanMar 4
  327. 327Order re: Support for the opinion of Commissioner of Laboratory Animals that the regulations of LD50 and Draize tests to be oversight in the existing ordinance. (Councillor Myers) scanMar 4
  328. 328Order re: Resolutions on Mayor Wolf being selected as Co-Chair of National League of Cities Task Force on Children and Education. (Councillor Duehay) scanMar 4
  329. 329Order re: Resolutions on the opening of the newly renovated Project Manna Kitchen. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanMar 4
  330. 330Order re: Congratulations for the Installation of Officers for the Polish American Veterans and Ladies Auxiliary. (Councillor Toomey, and Russell) scanMar 4
  331. 331Order re: Actions taken by the Fire Department for the fire at 15 day Street. ( Councillors Toomey, Russell and Sullivan) scanMar 4
  332. 332Order re: Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Margaret White. (Councillor Toomey) scanMar 4
  333. 333Order re: Development of comprehensive approach to deal with graffiti proliferation in the neighborhood. (Councillor Myers) scanMar 4
  334. 334Order re: Resolutions on Karen Kosko for her commitment to the Cambridge Learn to Skate Program. (Councillors Walsh and Duehay) scanMar 4
  335. 335Order re: Resolutions on Robert Mangan for his commitment to the Cambridge Learn to Skate Program. (Councillors Walsh & Duehay) scanMar 4
  336. 336Order re: Resolutions on Ellie Nugent for her commitment to the Cambridge Learn to Skate Program. (Councillors Walsh & Duehay) scanMar 4
  337. 337Resolutions on the retirement of Police Chief Joseph F. Grainger. (Councillor Sullivan) scanMar 4
  338. 338Order re: Resolutions on Craig Shergold being entered into the Guiness Book of World Records. (Councillor Sullivan) scanMar 4
  339. 339Communication received from Joseph E. Connarton, City Clerk, transmitting information relative to the reorganization of the City Clerk's Office. scanMar 4
  340. 340Order re: Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Carl Lee Pearson. (Councillors Sullivan and Toomey) scanMar 4
  341. 341Communication from Joseph E. Connarton, City Clerk, transmitting a communication from Councillor Sheila T. Russell transmitting a document entitled "The Senior Center Role In The Service of Cambridge Elders. scanMar 4
  342. 342Communication received from Marvin Daniels, Youth Worker, Church of the Nazarene, in appreciation of the resolution adopted by the City Council. scanMar 4
  343. 343Communication received from Priscilla Johnson McMillan, CCLN, transmitting notification of its Third Annual Forum on Wednesday, March 20, 1991 at the Old Cambridge Baptist Church from 7:15 - 8:30 p.m. scanMar 4
  344. 344Communication received from Linda Bramble requesting a hearing before the City Council relative to the parking lot at 331 Norfolk Street being developed for Affordable Housing. scanMar 4
  345. 345Communication received from Queenie Boyajian in opposition to the across the board transfer tax proposal. scanMar 4
  346. 346Communication from C. Eric Lincoln, Professor of Religion and Culture, Duke University, in appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council. scanMar 4
  347. 347Response to Awaiting Report Item No. 21 regarding the exclusion of hotels from residential classification for the purpose of administration of the Interim Agreement. scanMar 4
  348. 348Response to Awaiting Report Item No. 26 regarding increased air traffic noise over Cambridge. scanMar 4
  349. 349Response to Awaiting Report Item No. 31 regarding complaints from residents of Speridakis Terrace. scanMar 4
  350. 350Response to Awaiting Report Item No. 22 regarding crime activity in the Cambridgeport area neighborhood. scanMar 4
  351. 351Response to Awaiting Report Item No. 16 regarding local employers to hire and train local residents. scanMar 4
  352. 352Response to Awaiting Report Item No. 25 regarding wearing replica of American Flag by Police Officers. scanMar 4
  353. 353Response to Awaiting Report Item No. 28 regarding the progress of laying rubberized mats over railroad tracks on Cambridge Street by Warren Street. scanMar 4
  354. 354Response to Awaiting Report Item No. 23 regarding the intersection of Granville Road, Saville and Fayerweather Streets. scanMar 4
  355. 355Order re: Resolutions on the documentary "Danger: Kids At Work" (Councillor Toomey) scanMar 4
  356. 356Order re: Resolutions on the Festival of Women Improvisers. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanMar 4
  357. 357Order re: Resolutions on performances by the Alvin Ailey Dancers. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanMar 4
  358. 358Order re: Resolutions on Ms. Velma Jeffers being chosen as one of the 100 most promising black women in corporate America. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanMar 4
  359. 359Order re: Resolutions on the death of Curtis "Sarge" Mosely. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanMar 4
  360. 360Order re: Resolutions on the death of Juanita J. Thurston. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanMar 4
  361. 361Order re: Resolutions on American Red Cross Month. ( Mayor Wolf) scanMar 4
  362. 362Order re: Cancellation of March 11th City Council Meeting. (Mayor Wolf) scanMar 4
  363. 363Order re: Resolutions on the 100th birthday of Frances McCoy. (Mayor Wolf) scanMar 4
  364. 364Order re: Resolutions to be prepared on the 45th wedding anniversary of Nick and Kay DeFrancesco. (Councillor Toomey) scanMar 4
  365. 365Order re: MIT hiring Berggren Company which pays its employees "area standard" wages and fringes. (Councillor Toomey and Sullivan) scanMar 4
  366. 366Order re: Resolutions on "Irish Heritage Month." (Councillor Walsh) scanMar 4
  367. 367Order re: Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Pierina Nonni. (Councillor Toomey) scanMar 4
  368. 368Order re: Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Americo "Joe" Cabral, Jr. (Councillor Russell) scanMar 4
  369. 369Order re: Resolutions be prepared on the death of Americus J. D'Agostino. (Councillors Russell, Sullivan and Walsh) scanMar 4
  370. 370Order re: Resolutions congratulating the Harvard Chess Team. (Councillors Duehay and Myers) scanMar 4
  371. 371Order re: Resolutions on the retirement of Reverend Herbert F. Vetter. (Councillor Duehay) scanMar 4
  372. 372Report from the Civil and Human Rights Committee for a hearing held on Feb. 7, 1991 relative to review the final draft of the revised affirmative action plan for the City of Cambridge. scanMar 4
  373. 373Report from the Rent Control Committee for a hearing held on Thursday, August 16, 1990 to consider scheduling of Working Meetings based on specific topics resulting in offering changes and improvements to the Rent Control System. scanMar 4
  374. 374Communication received from Walter L. Milne, President, MIT in appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on his pending retirement. scanMar 4
  375. 375Communication from William J. Canarym Jr., Special Assistant to the President for Intergovernmental Affairs, The White House, relative to the resolution adopted by the City Council concerning the situation in Lithuania. scanMar 4
  376. 376DPU hearing for a hearing scheduled at various locations in the month of March on the request from New England Telephone and Telegraph Company for a revision to its tariffs. scanMar 4
  377. 377Communication from Speaker of the House, Charles Flaherty, in appreciation of the resolution sent to him which was adopted by the City Council on his election as Speaker. scanMar 4
  378. 378Communication from John Silber, President of Boston University, in appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council concerning the recent convocation honoring Boston University's alumnus, C. Eric Lincoln. scanMar 4
  379. 379Awaiting Report Item Number 27 regarding Fawcett Oil Company trucks entering and exiting Cottage Park Avenue.. scanMar 4
  380. 380Order re: resolution on the Buckingham, Browne and Nichols Girls Varsity Volleyball Team. (Councillor Russell) scanMar 18
  381. 381Order re: Resolutions on Master Sergeant Alfred P. Baldasaro service in the Persian Gulf War. (Councillor Russell) scanMar 18
  382. 382Order re: Resolutions to be prepared on the death of William Ryan. (Councillor Sullivan) scanMar 18
  383. 383Awaiting Report Item Number 33 regarding safety concerns in the North Cambridge area. scanMar 18
  384. 384Awaiting Report Item Number 25 regarding complaints from residents of Walden Street. scanMar 18
  385. 385Awaiting Report Item Number 22 regarding problems with remote controls. scanMar 18
  386. 386Response to Awaiting Report Item Number 36 regarding Sherman Street site as a permanent drop off recycling site. scanMar 18
  387. 387Awaiting Report Item Number 29 regarding street lighting on Memorial Drive. scanMar 18
  388. 388Relative to proposed improvements to the City's Housing and Rent Control Programs. scanMar 18
  389. 389Awaiting Report Item Number 21 regarding the status of meetings to combat crime in the Alewife area. scanMar 18
  390. 390Awaiting Report Item Number 7 and 10 regarding traffic concerns on Oxford Street. scanMar 18
  391. 391Awaiting Report Item Number 31 regarding debris blocking the sidewalk on Field Street. scanMar 18
  392. 392Order re: resolutions on performance "Fantasia for Acting Ensemble". (Mayor Wolf) scanMar 18
  393. 393Order re: Resolutions on the 45th Annual Leadership Training Conference of the Northeast Region of the NAACP. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanMar 18
  394. 394Order re: Resolutions on the 45th Annual Leadership Training Conference. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanMar 18
  395. 395Order re: resolutions to be prepared on the retirement of Fire Chief Thomas V. Scott. (Entire membership) scanMar 18
  396. 396Order re: Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Louis Ferullo. (Councillors Toomey & Russell) scanMar 18
  397. 397Order re: Resolutions on the 80th Birthday of Olivia Joyzelle Israeli Abelson. (Entire membership) scanMar 18
  398. 398COMMUNICATIONS AND REPORTS FROM CITY OFFICERS. Communication received from Walter J. Sullivan requesting an opportunity to discuss the litigation which may arise regarding the Central Artery/Tunnel Project. scanMar 18
  399. 399COMMITTEE REPORT. Elder Affairs Committee report for a hearing held on Tuesday, February 26, 1991 relative to a decision of the City Manager not to consolidate municipal offices as it relates to the development of a city-wide centralized senior center. scanMar 18
  400. 400COMMITTEE REPORT. Human Services & Youth Committee Report for a hearing held on Feb. 7, 1991 to solicit testimony from the public at large and human service providers to evaluate the extent of cuts in human services. scanMar 18
  401. 401Order re: resolutions on the death of Reverend John Byron Archer. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanMar 18
  402. 402Order re: resolutions on the death of Lilith Imogene (Webster) Cragwell. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanMar 18
  403. 403Order re: resolution of thanks to the recycling volunteers. (Mayor Wolf) scanMar 18
  404. 404Order re: resolutions proclaiming March as "Career Association Month." (Mayor Wolf) scanMar 18
  405. 405Order re: Resolutions on the death of Mrs. Eunice Browne. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanMar 18
  406. 406Order re: Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Albert Beaulieu. (Councillor Cyr) scanMar 18
  407. 407Order re: Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Robert McGurk. (Councillor Myers) scanMar 18
  408. 408Order re: Resolutions on the death of Thomas J. Vincent. (Councillor Sullivan) scanMar 18
  409. 409Order re: Resolutions on the death of Katherine Papalambros. (Councillor Toomey) scanMar 18
  410. 410Order re: Resolutions on the 100th Birthday of Mildred P. Fitzgerald. (Councillor Russell) scanMar 18
  411. 411Order re: Resolutions on the armed robbery attempt at the BayBank Harvard Trust in Central Square. (Councillor Toomey) scanMar 18
  412. 412Order re: Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Raymond S. Magliozzi. (Councillor Toomey) scanMar 18
  413. 413Communication from Harold F. Murphy, President, Cambridge Police Superior Officers Association, congratulating Mr. Perry L. Anderson, Chief of Police.. scanMar 18
  414. 414Order re: Resolutions on the 50th Birthday of Marsha M. Orent. (Councillor Walsh) scanMar 25
  415. 415Order re: Resolutions to be prepared on the death of John A. Meenan. (Councillor Sullivan) scanMar 25
  416. 416Order re: Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Loretto O'Connell. (Councillor Sullivan) scanMar 25
  417. 417Order re: Resolutions to be prepared on the death of John Emery. (Councillor Sullivan) scanMar 25
  418. 418Order re: Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Katherine F. Stacey. (Councillors Sullivan, Russell and Toomey) scanMar 25
  419. 419Order re: Resolutions on the appointment of Neil Rudenstine as President of Harvard University. (Entire membership) scanMar 25
  420. 420Order re: Resolutions on four retired religious nuns of the Sacred Heart. (Vice Mayor Reeves and Mayor Wolf) scanMar 25
  421. 421COMMITTEE REPORT. Report from the Claims Committee for a hearing held on Thursday, March 7, 1991 relative to review and making recommendations on claims against the city filed by members of the general public. scanMar 25
  422. 422COMMUNICATIONS AND REPORTS FROM CITY OFFICERS. Communication received from Councillor Francis H. Duehay relative to legislation against assault and battery for certain city employees. scanMar 25
  423. 423Order re: resolutions on the Easter/Passover food drive. (Mayor Wolf) scanMar 25
  424. 424Order re: Resolutions on the Cambridge Rindge and Latin Junior Varsity Basketball Team. (Councillor Toomey) scanMar 25
  425. 425Order re: Legislature requested not to make cuts to the priceless 707 subsidies. (Mayor Wolf) scanMar 25
  426. 426Awaiting Report Item Number 26 regarding a complaint of Mary Chin. scanMar 25
  427. 427Order re: Proclaiming April 1-7 1991 as Cambridge Community Development Week. (Mayor Wolf) scanMar 25
  428. 428Order re: Proclaiming April 26, 1991 as Arbor Day. (Mayor Wolf) scanMar 25
  429. 429Order re: Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Catherine Nicoli. (Councillor Toomey & Sullivan) scanMar 25
  430. 430Order re: Resolutions on the Unity Dinner. (Councillor Myers) scanMar 25
  431. 431Order re: Resolution of appreciation to Elaine and Max Siegel. (Councillor Cyr) scanMar 25
  432. 432Order re: Resolution on Irish Lineage for Irish Heritage Month. (Councillor Walsh) scanMar 25
  433. 433Order re: Resolution on the death of William Pimentel. (Councillor Toomey and Sullivan ) scanMar 25
  434. 434DPU Hearing for Tuesday, April 23, 1991 at 11:00 a.m. at 100 Cambridge Street, Boston, on the petition of Flex Communications to provide resold telecommunication services within Mass. scanMar 25
  435. 435Awaiting Report Item Number 27 regarding review of salting policy. scanMar 25
  436. 436Awaiting Report Item Number 22 regarding traffic concerns on Bay Street. scanMar 25
  437. 437RE: North Cambridge Neighborhhood Study. scanMar 25
  438. 438Order re: Lincoln's Inn parties to be scheduled at Harvard Law School location. (Councillor Duehay) scanApr 1
  439. 439Comm. from Rita Corkery Director of Community Relation, Harvard University, transmitting notification that March 11, 1991 was considered a mutually convenient date for a public hearing on the Lincoln Inn issue. scanApr 1
  440. 440Order re: Resolutions on the 79th Birthday of Margaret Leary. (Councillor Sullivan) scanApr 1
  441. 441Order re: Resolutions on the improvements at the Gore Street Skating Rink by M.D.C. (Councillor Toomey) scanApr 1
  442. 442Order re: Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Harold Shurtleff. (Councillor Toomey) scanApr 1
  443. 443Order re: Resolutions on the safety net for state and local services. (Mayor Wolf and Councillor Russell) scanApr 1
  444. 444Order re: Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Thomas J. Murphy. (Councillors Sullivan and Toomey) scanApr 1
  445. 445Order re: April 7-14, 1991 as the days of Remembrance of the Holocaust. (Mayor Wolf, Councillor Myers and Vice Mayor Reeves) scanApr 1
  446. 446Order re: Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Joseph Sabbey. 9Councillor Sullivan) scanApr 1
  447. 447Order re: Override Governor Weld's veto of the Cabinet Secretariat salary package. (Councillor Toomey) scanApr 1
  448. 448Order re: Resolution to be prepared on the death of Donald "Don" Erwin, Sr. (Councillors Toomey and Sullivan) scanApr 1
  449. 449Order re: opposition to dumping of hazardous waste in underdeveloped countries. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanApr 1
  450. 450Order re: Resolution on San Jose Las Flores our sister city in El Salvador. (Mayor Wolf) scanApr 1
  451. 451Order re: Resolution on a new booklet entitled "Cambridge City Hall 1890-1990". (Mayor Wolf) scanApr 1
  452. 452Order re: Resolutions on Henrietta Attles. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanApr 1
  453. 453Order re: Massport to monitor airport noise over Cambridge. (Councillor Duehay) scanApr 1
  454. 454Order re: resolution on the musical presentation "Songs of Praises". (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanApr 1
  455. 455Order re: Proclaiming "Arthritis Awareness Week". (Councillor Duehay) scanApr 1
  456. 456Order re: Resolutions on CityStep. (Vice Mayor Reeves.) scanApr 1
  457. 457Order re: Resolutions on Cambridge Camping Association. (Mayor Wolf) scanApr 1
  458. 458Order re: Resolutions on Nancy Ryan. (Mayor Wolf) scanApr 1
  459. 459Re: letter of Carol S. Olson re: well of funding. (Councillor Walsh) scanApr 1
  460. 460COMMITTEE REPORT. Report from Government Operations Committee for a hearing held on Thursday, March 7, 1991 re: proposed reorganization of the City Clerk's Office. scanApr 1
  461. 461Communication received from Robert J. LaTremouille, 348 Franklin Street re: the housing situation in Cambridge. scanApr 1
  462. 462Communication received from Joseph Carter, Painters District Council #35 regarding the resolution adopted by the City Council. scanApr 1
  463. 463Response to Awaiting Report Item Number 9 regarding a further response on emergency evening procedures at the Water Department. scanApr 1
  464. 464Response to Awaiting Report Item Number 23 re: overhead wiring on Old Dee Road. scanApr 1
  465. 465Response to Awaiting Report Item Number 26 regarding noxious fumes venting from Central Square Printing Company. scanApr 1
  466. 466Response to Awaiting Report Item Number 25 regarding funding for public safety. scanApr 1
  467. 467Response to Awaiting Report Item Number 29 regarding microwave for the employee lunch room. scanApr 1
  468. 468Response to Awaiting Report Item No. 28 regarding feces removal in the Huron Avenue area. scanApr 1
  469. 469Order re: Resolutions on WGBH. (Mayor Wolf) scanApr 8
  470. 470Order re: Resolutions on the death of Donald J. Kenney. (Councillors Walsh, Sullivan, and Cyr.) scanApr 8
  471. 471Order re: Retirement of Carol Chaet. (Councillor Duehay and Mayor Wolf) scanApr 8
  472. 472Order re: Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Mary Joe Frug. (Mayor Wolf) scanApr 8
  473. 473Order re: Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Dr. Somers Sturgis. (Councillor Duehay) scanApr 8
  474. 474Order re: Resolutions on the 80th Birthday of Jessie G. MacPherson. (Councillor Toomey) scanApr 8
  475. 475Order re: Resolutions on the retirement of Mr. Kelly and Mr. Balfe from the Tobin School. (Entire membership) scanApr 8
  476. 476Order re: Resolutions on the death of John C. O'Leary. (Councillor Sullivan) scanApr 8
  477. 477Councillor Cyr re: Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Napoleon Borsvert. scanApr 8
  478. 478Order re: Resolution on the 5th Annual D.H.S.P. Road Race "Stride for Seniors". (Councillor Cyr and Russell) scanApr 8
  479. 479Order re: Resolutions on the death of Ellen L. Donovan. (Councillors Russell, Sullivan and Walsh) scanApr 8
  480. 480Order re: Resolution on the Minority Business Enterprise Vendors Fair. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanApr 8
  481. 481Order re: removal of graffitti. (Councillor Myers) scanApr 8
  482. 482Order re: Scheduling of City Council meeting for July 29, 1991. (Mayor Wolf) scanApr 8
  483. 483Order re: Resolution on the Alzheimer's Association of Eastern Massachusetts. (Mayor Wolf) scanApr 8
  484. 484Vice Mayor Reeves resolution on the Massachusetts Black Lawyers Association. scanApr 8
  485. 485Order re: Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Carmela Annecchiarico. (Councillor Sullivan) scanApr 8
  486. 486Order re: Curbing of dog in Centanni Park. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanApr 8
  487. 487Order re: Resolution on the Morse School Beautification Day. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanApr 8
  488. 488Order re: Resolution on the Cambridge Discovery Classmates Celebrity Series. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanApr 8
  489. 489Order re: Removal of 109 Pemberton Street from the Land Bank Proposal. (Councillor Russell and Sullivan) scanApr 8
  490. 490Order re: Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Elmer St. George. (Councillors Sullivan, Cyr, Myers. Duehay, Wolf andVice Mayor Reeves) scanApr 8
  491. 491Order re: Monthly recycling drop off at Sherman Street until July 15, 1991. scanApr 8
  492. 492Awaiting Report Item Number 23 regarding safety problems at the intersection of Massachusetts Avenue and Washburn Avenue. scanApr 8
  493. 493Awaiting Report Item Number 9 regarding the property located at 189-191 Hampshire Street. scanApr 8
  494. 494Awaiting Report Item Number 19 regarding a parade on July 4, 1991. scanApr 8
  495. 495Awaiting Report Item Number 22 regarding toxic waste. scanApr 8
  496. 496Awaiting Report Item Number 28 regarding various materials being stored ath the Department of Public Works. scanApr 8
  497. 497Communication from DPU hearing to receive comments, objections and requests for a public hearing on the petition of Coin Communications, Inc. to provide pay telephone service in the Commonwealth. scanApr 8
  498. 498Communication re: DPU hearing for April 18, 1991 at 10:00 a.m. at 100 Camnridge Street, Boston on the petition of NET&T to make revisions to its tariff. scanApr 8
  499. 499Communication re: DPU hearing held on April 18, 1991 at 10:00 a.m. at 100 Cambridge Street, Boston on the petition of Southnet Corporation to operate as a reseller of long distance telephone services. scanApr 8
  500. 500Communication re: DPU hearing for May 3, 1991 at 10:00 am at 100 Cambridge Street re: Springwich Cellular Limited Partnership to amend its certificate of public convenience and necessity to include operation as a radio utility. scanApr 8
  501. 501COMMITTEE REPORT. Communication received from John E. Flynn transmitting a report from Chair of the Committee on Housing and Community Development for a hearing held on March 13, 1991 re: THE CAMBRIDGE HOUSING PLAN. scanApr 8
  502. 502COMMITTEE REPORT. Communication received from John Flynn transmitting a report from the Committee on Housing and Community Development for a hearing held on Feburary 28, 1991 re: the review of a housing initiative proposed by Councillor Timothy J. Toomey. scanApr 8
  503. 503Order re: Resolution congratulating Theresa Fitzmaurice as President of the Cambridge Emblem Club #108 (Councillor Sullivan)The completion thereof) scanApr 8
  504. 504Order re: Resolution congratulating Mary Ferguson as she is installed as President of the Cambridge Emblem Club. (Councillor Sullivan) scanApr 8
  505. 505Communication received from Haold F. Murphy, Cambridge Police Superior Officers Association requesting to make a brief presentation before the City Council re: the deprivation of rights for a member. scanApr 22
  506. 506Communication from Robert LaTremouille re: transmitting supporting materials regarding rent control. scanApr 22
  507. 507Communication from Robert Wolynes, SPOA, re: rent control. scanApr 22
  508. 508Communication from staff members in support of the continuation of David Kiely in the position of School Adjustment Counselor at the Tobin School. scanApr 22
  509. 509Communication from Claire E. Rodley, Secretary of the School Committee, transmitting the Graduation Dates. scanApr 22
  510. 510Communication from Christina Gordon, 61 Foster Street, regarding rent control. scanApr 22
  511. 511Awaiting Report Item Number 21 regarding dog feces at Fresh Pond Reservoir. scanApr 22
  512. 512Awaiting Report Item Number 27 requesting a report from MASSPORT to monitor airport noise over Cambridge. scanApr 22
  513. 513Awaiting Report Item Number 17 regarding the intersection of Magazine and Allston Street. scanApr 22
  514. 514Awaiting Report Item Number 23 regarding 11 Everett Street. scanApr 22
  515. 515Awaiting Report Item Number 32 regarding thr jurisdiction to complete work on Franklin Street. scanApr 22
  516. 516Awaiting Report Item Number 18 regarding warning systems for leakage fumes. scanApr 22
  517. 517Awaiting Report Item Number 28 regarding report on the progress of the CambridgeSide Galleria Job program. scanApr 22
  518. 518Awaiting Report Item Number Three regarding dispute at 1 Mifflin Place. scanApr 22
  519. 519Awaiting Report Item Number 14 regarding a report outlining costs for art related programs. scanApr 22
  520. 520Communication received from William S. Noble re: report entitled "Rent Control Reform in Cambridge." scanApr 22
  521. 521COMMITTEE REPORT. Communication received from John E. Flynn, transmitting a report from Councillor Edward N. Cyr, Chair of the Committee on Housing and Community Development for a hearing held on April 2, 1991 regarding policy statements as contained in The Cambridge Housing Plan dated February 25, 1991. scanApr 22
  522. 522Order re: Expansion of the use of a pre-approval program for capital improvements. (Councillor Myers and Vice Mayor Reeves) scanApr 22
  523. 523Awaiting Report Item Number 19 regarding a response to the Final Supplemental Environmental Impact Report for the Central Artery Project. scanApr 22
  524. 524Communication received from Michael H. Turk, Cambridge Tenants Union, regarding disinvestment in rent-controlled housing in Cambridge. scanApr 22
  525. 525Order re: Resolution on Deborah Denise Lindsay receiving the Daughters of Abigail Recognition Award. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanApr 22
  526. 526Order re: Impending auction of properties owned by RCCHI. (Councillors Walsh and Russell) scanApr 22
  527. 527Order re: Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Dorothy Walsh. (Councillor Russell) scanApr 22
  528. 528Order re: Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Anna Mowatt. (Councillor Russell and Sullivan) scanApr 22
  529. 529Order re: merging of home care services for fiscal year 92. (Councillor Russell) scanApr 22
  530. 530Order re: resolutions on the commitments the President made to the Kurdish people. (Councillor Toomey) scanApr 22
  531. 531Order re: Hearing to be set for the Affirmative Action Plan. (Mayor Wolf) scanApr 22
  532. 532Order re: Congratulations to Reverend Henry F. Barry on the occasion of his Fiftieth Anniversary as a Priest. (Councillors Russell and Walsh) scanApr 22
  533. 533Order re: Resolutions on National Youth Service Day in Cambridge. (Mayor Wolf) scanApr 22
  534. 534Order re: Photo collection entitled "Sojourner's Daughters: Boston African Women Who Make A Difference." (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanApr 22
  535. 535Order re: Resolutions on the Bayard Rustin Breakfast. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanApr 22
  536. 536Order re: Resolutions on the Fourth Annual National Minority Cancer Awareness Week. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanApr 22
  537. 537Order re: Opposition to the proposed MBTA senior fee increase. (Councillor Russell) scanApr 22
  538. 538Order re: Resolutions on the Community Crisis Response Team. (Mayor Wolf) scanApr 22
  539. 539Order re: Resolutions on "Earth Day". (Mayor Wolf) scanApr 22
  540. 540Order re: Resolutions on the Cambridge School Volunteers, Inc. (Mayor Wolf) scanApr 22
  541. 541Order re: Resolutions on the Annual Festival of St. John the Evangelist Parish. (Councillors Russell and Cyr) scanApr 22
  542. 542Order re: Resolutions on Heather Menzies. (Councillor Russell and Cyr) scanApr 22
  543. 543Order re: Resolutions on the 95th Birthday of Libby Myers. (Councillor Myers) scanApr 22
  544. 544Order re: Resolutions on Mount Auburn Post Veterans of Foreign Wars #8818. (Councillor Russell) scanApr 22
  545. 545Order re: Resolutions on Ann Christensen for her art work. (Councillor Walsh and Councillor Russell) scanApr 22
  546. 546Order re: Resolutions on a city wide youth employment luncheon. (Councillor Myers) scanApr 22
  547. 547Order re: Major meeting on Crime. (Councillor Myers, Vice Mayor Reeves and Mayor Wolf) scanApr 22
  548. 548Order re: Resolution on AKBAR India Restaurant. (Councillor Toomey) scanApr 22
  549. 549Order re: Resolution on the Second Annual Recognition Dinner " A Celebration of a People" at the Cambridge Rindge and Latin School. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanApr 22
  550. 550Order re: Resolution on the death of Gladys Rita Mosely Sykes. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanApr 22
  551. 551Order re: Resolution on the death of Mrs. Evelyn D. Farnum. (Entire membership) scanApr 22
  552. 552Order re: Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Peter McCann. (Councillors Sullivan, Russell, Toomey, Walsh, Duehay and Mayor Wolf) scanApr 22
  553. 553Order re: Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Carmella Vital. (Councillors Russell and Sullivan) scanApr 22
  554. 554Order re: Resolutions on the death of James H. Goodridge.( Vice Mayor Reeves) scanApr 22
  555. 555Order re: Resolution on the recovery of Charles Melanson. (Entire membership) scanApr 29
  556. 556Order re: Resolution on the Annual Spring Conference of District 793 of the Rotary International . (Councillor Sullivan) scanApr 29
  557. 557Order re: Resolution on Mental Health Awareness Month. (Mayor Wolf) scanApr 29
  558. 558Order re: Mother's Day Celebration. (Mayor Wolf) scanApr 29
  559. 559Councillor Myers and Vice Mayor Reeves re: creation of a Housing Access Office. scanApr 29
  560. 560Order re: Expiring use issue. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanApr 29
  561. 561Order re: Affiliate Housing Exemption. (Councillor Myers and Vice Mayor Reeves) scanApr 29
  562. 562Order re: Informational brochures highlighting the changes made to the rent control system. scanApr 29
  563. 563Order re: Resolutions on the retirement of Frances T. Doyle. (Councillor Sullivan) scanApr 29
  564. 564Order re: Resolution supporting the HOME Coalition. (Councillor Myers) scanApr 29
  565. 565Order re: Resolutions on May 5, 1991 as "Walk for Hunger Day" (Mayor Wolf and Vice Mayor Reeves) scanApr 29
  566. 566Order re: Resolutions on Elderfest. (Vice Mayor Reeves and Councillor Cyr) scanApr 29
  567. 567Awaiting Report Item No. 21 regarding non functioning lights at Centanni Park and on Thorndike Street in East Cambridge. scanApr 29
  568. 568Awaiting Report Item No. 18 regarding Childcare Affordability Assitance Fund. scanApr 29
  569. 569Communication relative to National Drinking Water Week May 5-11, 1991. scanApr 29
  570. 570Awaiting Report Item No. 20 regarding signage and dog enforcement at Centanni Park. scanApr 29
  571. 571Communication received from SPOA regarding recent study prepared for the Rent Control Sub Committee.- DAVID P. Sullivan scanApr 29
  572. 572Order re: Expiring use buildings. (Mayor Wolf & Vice Mayor Reeves) scanApr 29
  573. 573Order re: Proclaiming May as "Golden Age Month". (Mayor Wolf, Councillor Cyr, Reeves and Toomey) scanApr 29
  574. 574Order re: Resolutions on Citizens for Participation in Political Action (CPPAX). (Vice Mayor Reeves, Councillor Cyr) scanApr 29
  575. 575Order re: Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Walter Cremens. (Councillors Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Cyr & Walsh) scanApr 29
  576. 576Order re: Resolution to dedicate the corner of Hayward Street and Main Street in honor of the late Police Officer Gorman. (Councillors Sullivan, Russell & Walsh) scanApr 29
  577. 577Comm. received from Henry P. Becton, President and General Manager of WGBH, regarding the resolution relative to the cancellation of The Ten O'Clock News. scanApr 29
  578. 578Communication from Kristin Demong, President of Harvard Real Estate commending the City Council for their efforts to make reforms to the Rent Control System. scanApr 29
  579. 579Notice of a public hearing from Dept. Of Public Utilities for Wednesday, May 8, 1991 at 2:00 p.m. at 100 Cambridge Street Boston on the petition of NET for revisions to its tarriffs regarding the residential charges for calls to Directory Assistance. scanApr 29
  580. 580Public Hearing received from Dept. of Public Utilities for May 29, 1991 at 2:00 p.m. at 100 Cambridge Street, Boston on the petition to offer a new service called Phonesmart. scanApr 29
  581. 581Communication received from Robert J. LaTremouille, transmitting a proposal on transition exemptions to the rent control removal ordinance. scanApr 29
  582. 582Communication received from William S. Noble, for the Cambridge Tenants Union transmitting the position of the CTU on the Rent Control Committee's recommendations. scanApr 29
  583. 583PRELIMINARY STUDY REPORT FOR AMENDING THE ORDER OF THE MID CAMBRIDGE NEIGHBORHOOD CONSERVATION DISTRICT. scanApr 29
  584. 584Order re: Affordable Housing Preservation Fund. (Vice Mayor Reeves and Councillor Myers) scanMay 6
  585. 585Reconsideration filed by Councillor Cyr on an amended order submitted by Councillor Myers and Vice Mayor Reeves regarding the compliance officer be a position within the rent control staff. scanMay 6
  586. 586Communication relative to the acceptance of Chapter 291 of the Acts of 1990 (Enhanced 911). ORDER ADOPTED. scanMay 6
  587. 587Order re: Development of a Small Owner Program. (Vice Mayor Reeves and Councillor Myers) scanMay 6
  588. 588Order re: survey and inventory of the rent controlled dwelling units. (Vice Mayor Reeves and Councillor Myers) scanMay 6
  589. 589Order re: development of a City Housing Department. (Vice Mayor Reeves and Councillor Myers) scanMay 6
  590. 590Order re: housing bill. (Councillor Walsh) scanMay 6
  591. 591Order re: North Cambridge News (Councillors Russell, Duehay, Myers, and Cyr) scanMay 6
  592. 592Order re: Resolution on Spec. 4 John J. McCormack. (Entire membership) scanMay 6
  593. 593Order re: Haitian Flag Day Celebration. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanMay 6
  594. 594Order re: Opposition to section 210 of the FY92 state budget. (Mayor Wolf) scanMay 6
  595. 595Order re: Resolution on the Cuban Labor Delegation Tour. (Vice Mayor Reeves and Mayor Wolf) scanMay 6
  596. 596Order re: Welcoming Yves Richard to Cambridge. (Mayor Wolf and Vice Mayor Reeves) scanMay 6
  597. 597Order re: Resolutions on the death of John J. Curtin. (Councillor Sullivan) scanMay 6
  598. 598Order re: resolutions on the death of John F. Reilly, Jr. (Councillor Sullivan) scanMay 6
  599. 599Order re: Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Michael Holleran. (Councillors Sullivan & Toomey) scanMay 6
  600. 600Order re: 2nd Annual Drug Free Fair. (Councillor Myers) scanMay 6
  601. 601Order re: Coordination of Earth Day Celebration. (Councillor Myers) scanMay 6
  602. 602Comm. from Neil L. Rudenstine in appreciation of the welcoming resolution adopted by the City Council. scanMay 6
  603. 603Comm. from Constance Thibaut requesting support for the City's funding of the Cambridge Housing Services Program. scanMay 6
  604. 604Comm. from Singh Saini in appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on the opening of his new restaurant. scanMay 6
  605. 605Comm. from Libbye Myers in appreciation of the resolution adopted by the City Council on the occasion of her 95th Birthday. scanMay 6
  606. 606Awaiting Report Item No. 27 regarding brick walkways and graffiti removal at the Civil War Memorial. scanMay 6
  607. 607Comm. relative to Awaiting Report Item No. 24 regarding an inspection of the sidewalk in front of 68 Holworthy Street. scanMay 6
  608. 608Comm. relative to Awaiting Report Item No. 28 regarding Norfolk Street Resident sticker parking only. scanMay 6
  609. 609Comm. relative to Awaiting Report Item No. 29 regarding sewer line problems at 381 Harvard Street. scanMay 6
  610. 610Comm. relative to Awaiting Report Item No. 22 regarding the sewer hook up ban. scanMay 6
  611. 611Order re: Resolution on scholarship fund in memory of Richard Timothy Kelley. (Councillors Toomey and Sullivan) scanMay 6
  612. 612Order re: Congratulations to William Hickey on his 70th Birthday. (Councillors Sullivan, Cyr and Walsh) scanMay 6
  613. 613Order re: Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Thomas Madden. (Councillor Russell) scanMay 6
  614. 614Order re: Resolutions on the Golden Wedding Anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ferracane. (Councillors Sullivan and Walsh) scanMay 6
  615. 615Order re: Congratulations to David S. Gordon on fifty years of service. (Councillor Sullivan) scanMay 6
  616. 616Order re: Resolutions on Caitriona Fottrell receiving his Master's Degree from B.U. (Councillor Walsh) scanMay 6
  617. 617Order re: Resolutions on the small businesses. (Mayor Wolf) scanMay 6
  618. 618Order re: Resolutions on "World Class Community Day." (Mayor Wolf and Vice Mayor Reeves) scanMay 6
  619. 619Order re: Resolutions on the Cambridge Nurses. (Mayor Wolf) scanMay 6
  620. 620Order re: Resolution on the volunteers at the Cambridge Hospital. (Mayor Wolf, Councillors Cyr and Russell) scanMay 6
  621. 621Order re: Resolution on the REGISTER FORUM. (Mayor Wolf) scanMay 6
  622. 622Order re: Resolutions on "Mother's Day for Peace" (Mayor Wolf, Vie Mayor Reeves, Councillors Sullivan & Cyr) scanMay 6
  623. 623Order re: Household Hazardous Waste Collection Day. scanMay 6
  624. 624Order re: Resolutions on the retirment of John J. Balfe, III. (Councillor Sullivan, Toomey, Cyr, Duehay, Russell, Walsh and Mayor Wolf) scanMay 6
  625. 625Order re: Support of the "Brady Bill" (Councillors Toomey, Duehay, Cyr, and Myers) scanMay 6
  626. 626Order re: Resolution on Kenneth I. Guscott on his appointment as Boston's First Honorary Consul for Jamaica. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanMay 6
  627. 627Order re: REsolutions on Paul Evans, Mayor of Port-au-Prince, Haiti. scanMay 6
  628. 628Order re: Resolution on "Bike to Work Day" (Councillor Myers) scanMay 6
  629. 629Order re: Resolutions on Michael D. Holmes. (Councillors Sullivan, Myers, Duehay) scanMay 13
  630. 630Order re: Resolutions to be prepared on the death of William Mello. (Councillor Toomey) scanMay 13
  631. 631Order re: Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Joseph A. Papaleo. (Councillor Russell) scanMay 13
  632. 632Order re: Resolutions on the 70th Birthday of William J. Corkery. scanMay 13
  633. 633Order re: Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Reverend Walter B. Mullally. (Councillor Russell) scanMay 13
  634. 634Order re: Furniture drive for the Cambidge Schools. (Mayor Wolf) scanMay 13
  635. 635Order re: Merger of Somerville-Cambridge Elder Services with Boston Home Cares and South Shore Home Care Services. (Councillors Walsh, Cyr, Russell and Vice Mayor Reeves) scanMay 13
  636. 636Order re: Blocking the consolidation of the Somerville-Cambridge Elder Services with Boston. (Councillors Cyr, Russell and Vice Mayor Reeves) scanMay 13
  637. 637Order re: Resolutions on Bay State Games Week. (Mayor Wolf) scanMay 13
  638. 638Order re: Resolutions on the Water Department. (Councillor Sullivan) scanMay 13
  639. 639Order re: Resolutions on White Cane Week. (Mayor Wolf) scanMay 13
  640. 640Order re: Resolutions on Jean Tates being awarded the Direct Social Worker Merit Award. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanMay 13
  641. 641Order re: Resolution on Manuel Slate being named the Family Y Lifetime Sportsperson Award. (Councillor Sullivan) scanMay 13
  642. 642Order re: Resolutions on the 6th Annual Cambridge Library Jazz Festival. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanMay 13
  643. 643Order re: Resolutions on the Chilton House. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanMay 13
  644. 644Order re: Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Marie Cherubino. (Councillors Sullivan & Toomey) scanMay 13
  645. 645Order re: Resolutions on the death of Carmine "Chic" Corcione. (Councillor Toomey) scanMay 13
  646. 646Order re: Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Linda Girolamo. (Councillor Toomey) scanMay 13
  647. 647Order re: Resolutions on the death of Mary Starek. (Councillor Toomey) scanMay 13
  648. 648Order re: Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Dennis Murphy. (Councillors Toomey & Sullivan) scanMay 13
  649. 649Order re: Resolutions welcoming Tatyana Surbinska. (Mayor Wolf) scanMay 13
  650. 650Order re: Development of a non-interest budget plan for paying off parking fines. (Mayor Wolf) scanMay 13
  651. 651Order re: Thanking Classic Copy for donating the flyer advertising collection for household hazardous waste. (Councillors Duehay and Cyr) scanMay 13
  652. 652Order re: Resolutions to be prepared on the death of George O' Laughlin. (Councillors Russell & Toomey) scanMay 13
  653. 653Report from Committee on Environment for a hearing held on Thursday, April 11, 1991 regarding the Cambridge Environmental Program. scanMay 13
  654. 654Notice from DPU for a public hearing on Thursday, June 6, 1991 at 2:00 p.m. on petition of Robert Wilson to provide pay telephone service within the Commonwealth. scanMay 13
  655. 655Notice of a public hearing by DPU for a hearing held on Monday, June 10, 1991 on the petition of Value-Added Communications, Inc. to provide telecommunications services within the Commonwealth. scanMay 13
  656. 656Comm. received from Lenore Schloming relative to the rent control process in the City. scanMay 13
  657. 657Comm. received from David P. Sullivan, Secretary, Small Property Owners Association relative to the fairness to rent control property owners. scanMay 13
  658. 658Comm. received from Beverly Malone in appreciation for the assistance offered by Chief Breen and Mr. O'Connor from the Emergency Management Department for the presentation on the concern with safety and protection in the community. scanMay 13
  659. 659Comm. received from Claire E. Rodley transmitting the School Committee's support for the resolution adopted by the City Council in opposition to any further cuts to human services by the state. scanMay 13
  660. 660Comm. from Edward M. Kennedy relative to alterations to the Community Development Block Grant Program. scanMay 13
  661. 661Comm. relatice to Awaiting Report Item No. 44 regarding the status of money owed to the City regarding the Cambridge Hospital reimbursement. scanMay 13
  662. 662Comm. relative to Awaiting Report Item No. 43 regarding a report on the City's free cash situation. scanMay 13
  663. 663Awaiting Report Item No. 36 regarding City of Cambridge government telephone listings be publishes in the local press. scanMay 13
  664. 664Awaiting Report Item No. 33 regarding signage and speeding enforcement on Blanchard Road. scanMay 13
  665. 665Awaiting Report Item No. 8 regarding on-going negotiations of Senior Substitutes at the Cambridge Library. scanMay 13
  666. 666Awaiting Report Item No. 37 regarding violations of the Noise Ordinance on Chilton Street. scanMay 13
  667. 667Awaiting Report Item No. 10 regarding the feasibility of making Magee Street a One Way. scanMay 13
  668. 668Awaiting Report Item No. 20 regarding the feasibility of making Poplar Road a One Way, scanMay 13
  669. 669Awaiting Report item No. 22 regarding souree of funds used in the procurement of the Arts Council's amplification system. scanMay 13
  670. 670Awaiting Report Item No. 24 regarding a Cleanup Plan for Central Square. scanMay 13
  671. 671Awaiting Report Item No. 21 regarding deprivation of rights for a member of the Cambridge Police Superior Officer's Association. scanMay 13
  672. 672Awaiting Report Item No. 35 regarding potholes on Green Street behind the Purity Supreme. scanMay 13
  673. 673Order re: Welcoming Bernie Sanders to the City. (Vice Mayor Reeves.) scanMay 13
  674. 674Reconsideration filed by Councillor Walsh on an order introduced by Vice Mayor Reeves and Councillor Myers which failed of adoption on May 6, 1991 regarding the eviction process. scanMay 13
  675. 675Order re: that the report entitled "Affirmative Action Plan" be retitled "Affirmative Action Plan for the City of Cambridge". (Mayor Wolf) scanMay 20
  676. 676That the City Council go on record adopting the Affirmative Action Plan as amended. (Councillor Myers) scanMay 20
  677. 677Order re: That all adjectives denoting references to heavy work be stricken from the Affirmative Acion Plan Final Draft. (Mayor Wolf) scanMay 20
  678. 678Order re: Amendment on page 35 of the Affirmative Action Plan in the section entitled "Internal". (Mayor Wolf) scanMay 20
  679. 679Order re: Amendment on page 22 of the Affirmative Action Plan in the second full sentence. (Mayor Wolf) scanMay 20
  680. 680Order re: Request for a status report on an annual basis to be provided by the Affirmative Action Advisory Committee. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanMay 20
  681. 681Order re: Resolutions on Father William D. Walsh. (Councillors Walsh, Sullivan, Russell, Cyr and Toomey) scanMay 20
  682. 682Order re: Resolutions on the 50th Wedding Anniversary of Millie and Tip O'Neill. (Councillors Sullivan and Cyr) scanMay 20
  683. 683Order re: Cooperation with the Saint Cosmos and Damien Society for the 65th Annual Celebration of the Saints. (Councillors Russell, Cyr, Sullivan, Duehay, Walsh and Toomey) scanMay 20
  684. 684Order re: Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Henry Buckley. (Councillors Toomey and Sullivan) scanMay 20
  685. 685Order re: Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Francis Burke. (Councillors Toomey and Sullivan) scanMay 20
  686. 686Order re: Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Francis "Red" Dayton. (Councillors Toomey and Sullivan) scanMay 20
  687. 687Order re: Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Edward Butler. (Councillors Russell and Cyr) scanMay 20
  688. 688Order re: Resolution to be prepared on the death of Ralph Fratto. (Councillors Russell and Sullivan) scanMay 20
  689. 689Order re: Resport annually on the status of achieving the Affirmative Action Plan. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanMay 20
  690. 690Order re: Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Dennis Sullivan. (Entire membership) scanMay 20
  691. 691Order re: Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Joseph F. Feeney. (Councillors Toomey & Sullivan) scanMay 20
  692. 692Order re: Work done by members of the Auxiliary Police Department. (Councillor Sullivan and Russell) scanMay 20
  693. 693Report from the Committee on Environment for a hearing held relative to discuss the report entitled USER FEES AND RESIDENTIAL GARBAGE COLLECTION IN CAMBRIDGE, MASSACHUSETTS. scanMay 20
  694. 694Communication received from the Committee on Elder Affairs for a hearing held on Wednesday, May 8, 1991 regarding the proposed budget reduction and merger of the Somerville-Cambridge Elder Services Program. scanMay 20
  695. 695Order re: Resolutions on Cambridge Lesbian, Gay, and Bisexual Pride Day. (Mayor Wolf) scanMay 20
  696. 696Order re: Resolutions on the Cambridge Jazz Festival. (Mayor Wolf) scanMay 20
  697. 697Order re: Resolutions on the recycling contest. (Mayor Wolf) scanMay 20
  698. 698Order re: Resolutions on "National Health Care Action Day". (Mayor Wolf, Vice Mayor Reeves and Councillor Toomey) scanMay 20
  699. 699Order re: Resolution on "Rising to the Top" video program. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanMay 20
  700. 700Order re: Resolution of best wishes to Reverend Titus and Reverend Jane Presler. (Councillor Russell) scanMay 20
  701. 701Notice of a public hearing by the DPU at various times and locations to investigate the propriety of the increase in rates sought by the Commonwealth Gas Company. scanMay 20
  702. 702Notice of a public hearing by the DPU on the petition of Boston-Cambridge Trolley Tours, Inc. D/B/A Boston Trolley Tours, Inc. to operate a sight seeing service in Cambridge. scanMay 20
  703. 703Notice of a public hearing on the petition of Templeton, Inc. for a certificate of convenience and necessity to operate as a cellular mobile radio utility system within the Commonwealth. scanMay 20
  704. 704Communication received from the family of the Reverend John F. Fitzgerald in appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council. scanMay 20
  705. 705Communication from Reverend Silva, Pastor, St. Anthony's Rectory, in appreciation for the support of the Santo Cristo Feast. scanMay 20
  706. 706Comm. from Noelle Serpa requesting that the Portuguese flag be flown over City Hall on Sunday, June 9, 1991. scanMay 20
  707. 707Comm. from David P. Sullivan regarding the recent study prepared for the Rent Control Sub Committee. scanMay 20
  708. 708Awaiting Report Item No. 8 regarding parking at the corner of River and Pleasant Streets. scanMay 20
  709. 709Awaiting Report Item No. 36 regarding resident parking on Concord Avenue between Walden and Fayerweather Streets. scanMay 20
  710. 710Resolution relative to the Community Development Block Grant. scanMay 20
  711. 711Awaiting Report Item No. 12 regarding incentives for local employers to hire and train local residents. scanMay 20
  712. 712Awaiting Report Item No. 6 regarding the development of a real estate transfer impact fee. scanMay 20
  713. 713Awaiting Report Item No. 19 regarding the condition of the Hoyt Field Tot Lot. scanMay 20
  714. 714Call of A Special Meeting for Wednesday, May 15, 1991 at 10:00 am to review the five designs to Scheme Z. scanMay 20
  715. 715Communication received from Mayor Alice K. Wolf, transmitting the proposed final Affirmative Action Plan of the City of Cambridge. scanMay 20
  716. 716Call of a Special City Council Meeting for Tuesday, May 28, 1991 at 4:30 p.m. in the Sullivan Chamber, City Hall, by Mayor Wolf. scanMay 28
  717. 717Order re: Appreciation to Ms. Armistead and Ms. Purcell as they retire after many years of dedicated volunteer service to the Tobin Community. (Councillors Russell and Sullivan) scanJun 3
  718. 718Order re: Congratulations to the Cambridge Police Color Guard on the purchase of their new uniforms. (Councillors Sullivan & Russell and Vice Mayor Reeves) scanJun 3
  719. 719Order re: resolutions on the death of David H. Frisch. (Councillor Duehay and Mayor Wolf) scanJun 3
  720. 720Order re: resolution proclaiming June 8, 1991 as International Day in Cambridge. (Mayor Wolf) scanJun 3
  721. 721Order re: Resolutions on the resignation of Robert D. Putnam, Dean of the Kennedy School of Government. (Mayor Wolf) scanJun 3
  722. 722Order re: Resolutions on Joseph Mannix as he concludes his term as President of the Friends of Neville Manor. (Councillors Toomey, Cyr, and Sullivan) scanJun 3
  723. 723Order re: Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Ernest R. Eisnor. (Councillors Toomey & Sullivan) scanJun 3
  724. 724Order re: Resolutions on Sister Alice Gagne. (Councillor Sullivan) scanJun 3
  725. 725Order re: Congratulations to Jan Cinganelli as President of the Friends of Neville Manor. (Councillors Toomey & Cyr) scanJun 3
  726. 726Order re: Resolutions on the retirement of Eileen McCarthy and Thomas Scalese. (Councillors Toomey & Sullivan) scanJun 3
  727. 727Order re: Resolutions on the death of Michael Robert Smith. (Councillor Sullivan) scanJun 3
  728. 728Order re: Resolutions on the death of Martha F. Baia. (Councillor Toomey) scanJun 3
  729. 729Order re: Resolutions on the death of George N. Jackson. (Councillor Sullivan) scanJun 3
  730. 730Order re: Resolutions congratulating Reverend Gabriel on the occasion of his 25th Anniversary as a Priest. (Councillor Toomey) scanJun 3
  731. 731Order re: Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Lisa M. Cicchetti. (Councillor Toomey) scanJun 3
  732. 732Order re: Resolutions on the retirement of Mary A. Quinn. (Councillor Sullivan) scanJun 3
  733. 733Order re: Resolutions on the death of Robert L. Theriault. (Councillor Cyr) scanJun 3
  734. 734Order re: Resolutions to be prepared on the death of David Dussault. (Councillors Sullivan, Cyr and Toomey) scanJun 3
  735. 735Order re: Resolutions on the death of Domenic Strazzulla. (Councillor Sullivan) scanJun 3
  736. 736Order re: Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Dot Black. (Councillors Sullivan & Russell) scanJun 3
  737. 737Order re: Resolutions on the fire at Kissle Foods Company in Somerville. (Councillors Walsh & Toomey) scanJun 3
  738. 738Order re: Zebra striped crosswalks be painted at the corner of Field and Garden Street and Bay State Road and Fern Street. (Councillor Russell) scanJun 3
  739. 739Order re: Resolutions to be prepared on the death of David Hayes. (Councillors Sullivan & Russell) scanJun 3
  740. 740Order re: Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Francis J. Burke. (Councillor Sullivan) scanJun 3
  741. 741Order re: Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Dorothy Blake. (Councillor Sullivan) scanJun 3
  742. 742Order re: Resolutions on the assassination of former Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi. (Councillor Walsh and Vice Mayor Reeves) scanJun 3
  743. 743Order re: Resolutions on the death of John Kinoyne, Jr. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanJun 3
  744. 744Order re: Resolutions on Mary Eirich receiving a Master's Degree from Harvard University. (Councillor Walsh) scanJun 3
  745. 745Order re: Good neighborhood involvement between MIT Boat House and the Enterprise Co-Op Rowing Club at CRLS. (Councillor Walsh) scanJun 3
  746. 746Comm. received from Ellen Weiser requesting permission to exhibit information about the Clean-up Campaign in Harvard Square.on June29, 30, or July 1, 1991. scanJun 3
  747. 747Comm. received from DPU on the petition of NET&T Company to offer optional features for one party residence or business main telephone exchange service lines. scanJun 3
  748. 748Education and outreach plan of curbside recycling. scanJun 3
  749. 749Awaiting Report Item No. 11 regarding two non-priority disposal sites designated by the Department of Environmental Protection. scanJun 3
  750. 750Awaiting Report Item No. 28 regarding an update on Kirkland Street. scanJun 3
  751. 751Order re: Recommendation to Charles L. Stead. (Councillors Walsh, Sullivan and Russell) scanJun 3
  752. 752Order re: Resolution to be prepared on the death of Leonard Laughlin. (Councillor Sullivan) scanJun 10
  753. 753Order re: Resolutions on the Cambridge Auxiliary Police. (Mayor Wolf) scanJun 10
  754. 754Order re: Resolution on the 1991 graduating class of the Community Learning Center. (Mayor Wolf) scanJun 10
  755. 755Order re: Resolution on the opening of an eight bed community residence at 71 Hammond Street. (Mayor Wolf and Vice Mayor Reeves) scanJun 10
  756. 756Order re: Resolutions on the Massachusetts Coalition for the Homeless Sixth Annual Awards Ceremony. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanJun 10
  757. 757Order re: Resolution to be prepared on the death of Francis Sawtell ( Councillors Toomey & Sullivan) scanJun 10
  758. 758Order re: Resolution to be prepared on the death of Margarida Domingos. (Councillor Toomey) scanJun 10
  759. 759Order re: Increase in the bond rating for the City of Cambridge. (Councillors Russell, Sullivan, Walsh and Toomey) scanJun 10
  760. 760Order re: Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Stephen Rosolik. (Councillors Russell and Cyr) scanJun 10
  761. 761Order re: Rsolutions on Volunteers from City Year. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanJun 10
  762. 762Order re: Councillor Sullivan resolutions on the baseball team of CRLS. (Councillor Sullivan) scanJun 10
  763. 763Order re: Resolutions on the Human Services Appreciation Day. (Councillor Myers) scanJun 10
  764. 764Communication transmitting the Corporate Leadersip Award for the City of Cambridge for Cambridge's World Class Commuting Day on May 15, 1991. scanJun 10
  765. 765Order re: Congratulations to Agnes Brisbane on her retirement. (Councillor Toomey) scanJun 10
  766. 766Order re: Resolution to be prepared on the death of Salvatore DiNatale. (Councillor Sullivan) scanJun 10
  767. 767Order re: Resolution to be prepared on the death of George Stavropoulos. (Councillor Sullivan) scanJun 10
  768. 768Order re: Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Sidney Ritvo. (Councillor Sullivan) scanJun 10
  769. 769Order re: Resolutions on the 1988 Tiananmen Democracy Movement in Beijing, China. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanJun 10
  770. 770Communication received from Charles Christenson relative to the issue of rent control in the City. scanJun 10
  771. 771Awaiting Report Item No. 9 regarding the denial of employment on William Moore. scanJun 10
  772. 772Awaiting Report Item No. 13 regarding the interdepartmental athletic programs. scanJun 10
  773. 773Transmitting communication from Robert W. Healy relative to Awaiting Report Item No. 27 regarding Jitney Licenses. scanJun 10
  774. 774Awaiting Report Item No. 44 regarding bongo/conga drums at the Cambridge Common. scanJun 10
  775. 775Awaiting Report Item No. 45 regarding surplus buses for the Police Department Honor Guard. scanJun 10
  776. 776Awaiting Report Item No. 46 regarding the implementation of resident parking in the Franklin Street neighborhood. scanJun 10
  777. 777Communication from Robert W. Healy transmitting Awaiting Report Item No. 14 regarding the designation of the Anthony G. Paolillo Square. scanJun 10
  778. 778Awaiting Report Item No. 7 regarding rubbish dumpsters. See Ordinances 1991 Oct. 28, 1991 scanJun 10
  779. 779Awaiting Report Item No. 41 regarding the blind curve on Sherman Street near the entrance to Danehy Park. scanJun 10
  780. 780Awaiting Report Item No. 40 regarding the consolidation of the Somerville-Cambridge Elder Services. scanJun 10
  781. 781Communication from Robert W. Healy relative to the dedication of the Betty Buono Plaque. scanJun 10
  782. 782Order re: General Adjustment. (Councillor Myers and Vice Mayor Reeves) scanJun 10
  783. 783Acceptance of Chapter 40, Section 39K re: enterprise funds for the Cambridge Hospital and Neville Manor. scanJun 10
  784. 784Call for a SPECIAL MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL for Tuesday, June 11, 1991 beginning at 5:30 p.m. at the Harrington School relative to the transfer of certain city owned parcels to the AFFORDABLE HOUSING TRUST. scanJun 10
  785. 785Call of a SPECIAL MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL for Wednesday, June 12, 1991 beginning at 5:30 at the M.E. Fitzgerald School relative to the transfer of certain city owned parcels to the AFFORDABLE HOUSING TRUST. scanJun 10
  786. 786Comm. from Robert W. Healy, City Manager relative to the Saturday openings at the Cambridge Main Library. scanJun 24
  787. 787Petition received from Daniel Aaron, 12 Farwell Place, be converted to a private way or "parking for residents only". scanJun 24
  788. 788Petition of Paul R. Saia requesting the City Council to look into natural gas city vehicles. scanJun 24
  789. 789Comm. received from Neal S. Weinstock, 20 Walnut Street, Wellesley Hills, requesting relief with the parking problem he has experienced around the Court House. scanJun 24
  790. 790Comm. received from Christine Gordon, 61 Foster Street, in opposition to affordable housing proposal. scanJun 24
  791. 791Comm. received from Police Commissioner Perry L. Anderson, Jr. in appreciation of the resolution adopted by the City Council regarding the Cambridge Police Honor Guard. scanJun 24
  792. 792Acceptance of a resolution for funding under the HOME Program. scanJun 24
  793. 793Awaiting Report Item No. 21 regarding the study of High School Students with regard to their interests in careet training and employment opportunities. scanJun 24
  794. 794Awaiting Report Item No. 23 regarding issues surrounding Corcoran Park. scanJun 24
  795. 795Awaiting Report Item No. 20 regarding the repair of benches along Memorial Drive. scanJun 24
  796. 796Awaiting Report Item No. 34 regarding the acquisition of site at North Point for the Department of Public Works facility. scanJun 24
  797. 797Awaiting Report Item No. 19 regarding non-functioning lights near the Eliot Bridge. scanJun 24
  798. 798Awaiting Report Item No. 37 regarding speeding on Pearl Street. scanJun 24
  799. 799Awaiting Report Item No. 51 regarding signage on Speridakis Terrace. scanJun 24
  800. 800Awaiting Report Item No. 49 regarding resident parking on Franklin Street and Surrounding neighborhoods. scanJun 24
  801. 801Awaiting Report Item No. 39 regarding the installation of a flagpole at the Cambridge War Memorial. scanJun 24
  802. 802Awaiting Report Item No. 55 regarding noise from delivery trucks at the Cambridge Food Co-Op. scanJun 24
  803. 803Awaiting Report Item No. 25 regarding a better emergency method for elderly buildings. scanJun 24
  804. 804Awaiting Report Item No. 44 regarding traffic on Commercial Avenue and First Street. scanJun 24
  805. 805Home Rule Legislation entitled"AN ACT EXEMPTING CERTAIN POSITIONS IN THE CAMBRIDGE POLICE DEPARTMENT FROM CIVIL SERVICE." - Chap. 241, Acts of 1991 scanJun 24
  806. 806Comm. relative to proposed legislature to authorize the Director of Traffic and Parking to regulate certain parking spaces at 2050 Massachusetts Avenue. scanJun 24
  807. 807Comm. from Robert Healy, City Manager relative to Awaiting Report Item No. 33 regarding a crosswalk at 85 Bishop Allen Drive. scanJun 24
  808. 808Order re: Resolutions on the death of Christy Kelleher. (Councillor Sullivan) scanJun 24
  809. 809Order re: Resolutions on the 70th Birthday of Mary Jane Cullen Mahoney. (Councillor Russell) scanJun 24
  810. 810Order re: Closing of East Cambridge Branch of Shawmut's Bank. (Councillors Walsh and Duehay) scanJun 24
  811. 811Order re: Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Mary T. Landers. (Councillors Sullivan, Toomey and Russell) scanJun 24
  812. 812Order re: Resolutions on the death of John A. Belloste, Sr. (Councillors Sullivan and Toomey) scanJun 24
  813. 813Order re: Resolution on "Say Yes to Education". (Entire membership) scanJun 24
  814. 814Order re: Resolutions on the Fourth Annual Haitian Health Day. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanJun 24
  815. 815Order re: special City Council meeting be structured as a regular City Council meeting. (Mayor Wolf) scanJun 24
  816. 816Order re: Development of a SIP. (Mayor Wolf) scanJun 24
  817. 817Order re: Naming the crosswalk at Fort Washington the "Dr. Martin Annis Crosswalk". (Councillor Sullivan) scanJun 24
  818. 818Order re: Resolutions on the death of Jeremiah J. Costello. (Councillor Toomey) scanJun 24
  819. 819Order re: Resolution on the Silver Jubilee of Father Eusebio F. Silva's ordination. (Councillors Toomey, Sullivan and Mayor Wolf) scanJun 24
  820. 820Order re: Resolutions on the death of James Ferreira. (Councillors Toomey & Sullivan) scanJun 24
  821. 821Order re: Resolutions on the completion of the Columbia Townhouses. (Councillor Russell) scanJun 24
  822. 822Order re: Resolutions on the death of Maria Francisca Martins. (Councillor Toomey) scanJun 24
  823. 823Order re: Resolution on Lew Wegman competing in the Tennis Tournament. (Councillor Toomey) scanJun 24
  824. 824Order re: Resolutions on the Salute to Excellence Weekend in New York City recipient Michael S. Fitzpatrick of Cambridge. (Councillor Toomey) scanJun 24
  825. 825Order re: Resolutions on the retirement of James A. Argeros. (Councillor Toomey) scanJun 24
  826. 826Order re: Resolution on the death of John M. Tavares, M.D. (Councillors Sullivan & Walsh) scanJun 24
  827. 827Order re: Resolutions on the retirement of Pawel J. Depta. Councillors Sullivan, Russell & Mayor Wolf) scanJun 24
  828. 828Order re: Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Helen Powell. (Councillors Russell & Sullivan) scanJun 24
  829. 829Order re: Resolutions to be prepared on the retirement of Cambridge Police Captain Thomas F. Burke. ( Councillors Sullivan, Russell and Walsh) scanJun 24
  830. 830Order re: Resolutions on the death of Antonine DeGuglielmo, OFM. (Councillors Toomey, Sullivan, Russell and Walsh) scanJun 24
  831. 831Order re: Closing of the Alcoholism Outpatient Program at the Cambridge Hospital. (Councillor Walsh and Sullivan) scanJun 24
  832. 832Order re: Resolutions on the death of Thronieve Alice Morris Haynes. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanJun 24
  833. 833Order re: Restoring the 1935 Seagrave fire truck. (Councillors Walsh and Sullivan) scanJun 24
  834. 834Order re: Resolutions to be prepared on the death of William J. Friel. (Councillors Sullivan, Toomey, Walsh and Russell) scanJun 24
  835. 835Order re: Cambridge Food Pantry Network. (Councillor Toomey) scanJun 24
  836. 836Order re: opposition to rent increases for public housing. (Councillor Myers) scanJun 24
  837. 837Order re: Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Francis McLaughlin. (Councillor Sullivan) scanJun 24
  838. 838Order re: Status of crime in the City. (Councillor Walsh) scanJun 24
  839. 839Comm. received from Councillor Jonathan S. Myers transmitting preliminary findings of the Community Development Department Employer Survey entitled "Jobs, Training, and the Evolving Cambridge Economy." scanJun 24
  840. 840Report from Economic Development, Training and Employment Committee for a hearing held Tuesday, May 14, 1991 to receive an update of the Cambridge Employment Plan and an update of the Community Development Department's survey of employers. scanJun 24
  841. 841Notification of a SPECIAL MEETING of the City Council for Wednesday, August 7, 1991 at 5:50 p.m. in the Sullivan Chamber dated July 29, 1991. scanAug 7
  842. 842Opinion regarding affordable housing at 109 Pemberton Street. scanAug 7
  843. 843Order re: opposition to the increase in commuter fairs. (Councillors Russell, Duehay and Walsh) scanAug 7
  844. 844Order re: Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Fernando I. Correia. (Councillor Toomey) scanAug 7
  845. 845Order re: vote to override Governor Weld's veto of the Asylum Representation Project Funds. (Councillor Toomey) scanAug 7
  846. 846Order re: Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Cornelius McLaughlin. (Councillors Sullivan & Toomey) scanAug 7
  847. 847Order re: Resolutions on the death of Malcolm E. Jarvis. (Councillor Myers) scanAug 7
  848. 848Order re: Congratulating Charlotte Moore in founding and operating Cambridge Discovery. (Councillor Duehay and Vice Mayor Reeves) scanAug 7
  849. 849Order re: Resolution to be prepared on the death of Catherine Breen. Councillor Sullivan) scanAug 7
  850. 850Order re: Resolutions on the 50th Wedding Anniversary of Agnes and John F. Cremens. (Councillor Sullivan) scanAug 7
  851. 851Order re: Resolutions be drawn up on the Stephen James House. (Councillors Russell and Sullivan) scanAug 7
  852. 852Order re: Resolutions on Keith Scalese selection to the Boston Herald's All-Scholastic Baseball Squad. (Councillors Russell and Toomey) scanAug 7
  853. 853Order re: Resolutions congratulating Dr. Joseph Gryboski being awarded the Leo Backlow Award. (Councillor Russell) scanAug 7
  854. 854Order re: Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Arthur L. Sateriale. (Councillor Russell) scanAug 7
  855. 855Order re: Resolutions to be prepard on the death of Dorothy Blessington. Councillors Russell, Toomey, Sullivan, Walsh and Mayor Wolf) scanAug 7
  856. 856Order re: Rehabilitation of Market Street playground. (Mayor Wolf) scanAug 7
  857. 857Order re: "Calling on America" Day. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanAug 7
  858. 858Order re: Resolutions on the civic activities on Mr. John Clifford and Mr. John Levins. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanAug 7
  859. 859Order re: Resolutions on the 50th Wedding Anniversary of Lillian and Charles Ferraro. (Councillors Walsh, Toomey and Russell) scanAug 7
  860. 860Order re: Resolutions on the death of Howard R. "Popeye" Jones. (Vice Mayor Reeves and Councillor Toomey) scanAug 7
  861. 861Order re: Resolutions on Mr. Henry Hamptons's series "Eyes on the Prize" (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanAug 7
  862. 862Order re: Resolutions on the death of Edward Leon Watson. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanAug 7
  863. 863Order re: Resolutions on the death of Mildred L. (Prescott) Darlington. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanAug 7
  864. 864Order re: Resolutions on the death of Edward Niles. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanAug 7
  865. 865Awaiting report Item #53 regarding enforcement of parking regulations on Norfolk Street. scanAug 7
  866. 866Order re: Resolutions on the death of Bernice R. (Allen) Gilchrist. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanAug 7
  867. 867Order re: Resolutions on the death of Duncan O. Elder. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanAug 7
  868. 868Order re: Resolutions congratulating Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Inc. on its 1991 Eastern Regional Conference. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanAug 7
  869. 869Order re: Resolutions on the 10th Anniversary of CASA. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanAug 7
  870. 870Order re: Resolutions on the death of Mauro Gentile. (Councillors Toomey & Sullivan) scanAug 7
  871. 871Order re: Resolutions on Mr. Derrick Z. Jackson receiving top honors at the 1991 National Association of Black Journalists. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanAug 7
  872. 872Order re: Resolutions on Mr. Joseph Sater and Mr. Nabil Sater for their community spirit. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanAug 7
  873. 873Order re: Resolutions on the death of Howard Richard Jones, Sr. (Councillor Sullivan) scanAug 7
  874. 874Order re: Resolution on a family and community day on September 2, 1991 at a Labor Day Picnic. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanAug 7
  875. 875Order re: Resolutions on the Ninetieth Birthday of Catherine V. McGillivray Gillis. (Councillor Sullivan) scanAug 7
  876. 876Order re: Resolutions on the death of Gisela Wyzanski. (Mayor Wolf) scanAug 7
  877. 877Order re: Repairs to the Cambridge Street railroad crossing. (Mayor Wolf) scanAug 7
  878. 878Order re: Cancellation of the September 9th Meeting. (Mayor Wolf) scanAug 7
  879. 879Order re: Resolutions on Jason Grotrian winning the Eighth Congressional District High School Arts Competition. (Mayor Wolf)Aug 7
  880. 880Order re: Resolutions on the death of Joseph E. Connarton. (Councillors Toomey, Sullivan and Walsh) scanAug 7
  881. 881Order re: increases in the cost of basic cable service rates. (Councillor Walsh) scanAug 7
  882. 882Order re: Resolution on the death of Dorothy (Rose) Abreu. (Councillors Toomey, Russell, Mayor Wolf and Vice Mayor Reeves) scanAug 7
  883. 883Order re: Resolutions to be prepared on the retirement of United States Supreme Court Associate Justice Thurgood Marshall. (Councillors Sullivan and Vice Mayor Reeves) scanAug 7
  884. 884Order re: Resolutions on the 41st Wedding Anniversary of Dorothea and Andrew Johnston. (Councillor Sullivan) scanAug 7
  885. 885Order re: Resolutions on the Cambridge Amateur Athletic Union. (Mayor Wolf) scanAug 7
  886. 886Order re: Opposition to the siting of a mail facility in Waltham near the Cambridge reservoir. (Councillor Duehay) scanAug 7
  887. 887Order re: Resolution on September 28th be commemorated as a date of special significance to the Yankee community. (Councillor Cyr)Aug 7
  888. 888Awaiting Report Item No. 6 regarding the status of discussions between the Congressional Subcommittee on Postal Personnel and Modernization and the U.S. Postal Service. scanAug 7
  889. 889Awaiting Report Item No. 65 regarding uneven sidewalks on Sacramento Place. scanAug 7
  890. 890Awaiting Report Item No. 55 regarding dust blowing from Donnelly Field. scanAug 7
  891. 891Awaiting Report Item No. 59 regarding overgrowth on the corner of Cherry and Easton Streets. scanAug 7
  892. 892Awaiting Report Item No. 60 regarding hiring young people for summer work. scanAug 7
  893. 893Awaiting Report Item No. 38 regarding violent crimes in Cambridge. scanAug 7
  894. 894Awaiting Report Item No. 63 regarding the intersecion of Green and Magazine Streets. scanAug 7
  895. 895Awaiting Report Item No. 54 regarding grass at the Fresh Pond Reservation. scanAug 7
  896. 896Awaiting Report Item No. 39 regarding bicycles and skateboards along Mass. Avenue. scanAug 7
  897. 897Awaiting Report Item No. 51 relative to Grozier Road. scanAug 7
  898. 898Acceptance of the Landmark designation Reports for the following locations: Cambridge City Hall, Cambridge Mutual Fire Insurance Co. Building, Odd Fellows' Hall. scanAug 7
  899. 899Awaiting Report Item No. 41 regarding property at the corner of Putnam Avenue and River Street. scanAug 7
  900. 900Awaiting Report Item No. 50 regarding added pclice patrol in the vicinity of Alberico Playground. scanAug 7
  901. 901Awaiting Report Item No. 34 regarding police visibility of Magazine Street and surrounding areas. scanAug 7
  902. 902Awaiting Report Item No. 29 regarding fences around the softball fields at Danehy Park. scanAug 7
  903. 903Awaiting Report Item No. 56 regarding litter in the area of Howard Street and Western Avenue. scanAug 7
  904. 904Awaiting Report Item No. 57 regarding sewer odors and flooding on Cherry Street. scanAug 7
  905. 905Awaiting Report Item No. 66 regarding the Tot Lot on Lopez Street. scanAug 7
  906. 906Awaiting Report Item No. 25 regarding additional SCOLA foreign language cable service. scanAug 7
  907. 907Awaiting Report Item No. 64 regarding the missing plaque at the Tot Lot on Sacramento Street. scanAug 7
  908. 908Awaiting Report Item No. 30 regarding crosswalks at the Field and Garden Street and Fern Streets. scanAug 7
  909. 909Awaiting Report Item No. 19 regarding cable at the Harvard Law School. scanAug 7
  910. 910Communication from George F. Welch, 3 Woodrow Wilson Court, transmitting various communications previously sent to the City Council regarding cable TV issues. scanAug 7
  911. 911Communication from Rose E. Frisch in appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on the death of her husband. scanAug 7
  912. 912Communication from Claire E. Rodlay, Secretary of the School Committee, transmitting notification of the opening and closing times for the schools for upcoming school year. scanAug 7
  913. 913Communication from George Stanizzi, 15 Holmes Street, in opposition to the removal of a cable guide from the cable services. scanAug 7
  914. 914Communication from Alfred Vellucci, member of the Seniors Coalition-Protecting Medicare and Social Security Benefits, transmitting a resolution requesting the City Council to oppose any cuts in Medicare funds. scanAug 7
  915. 915Communication from Russ Tessier for the Cambridge Postal Advisory Group, regarding mail delivery improvements. scanAug 7
  916. 916Communication from Julia L. Bell, 67 Montgomery Street in opposition to the City of Cambridge filing a law suit regarding the Central Artery Project. scanAug 7
  917. 917Communication from Paul Saia, 147 Amory Street, transmitting for informational purposes a communication received from Senator Edward M. Kennedy regarding natural gas. scanAug 7
  918. 918Comm. from Claire E. Rodley, Secretary of the School Committee, transmitting the school calendar for the 1991-1992 school year. scanAug 7
  919. 919Comm. from the Secretary of State regarding local ballot question to exempt local aid from "Proposition 2½" scanAug 7
  920. 920Notice of a public hearing from DPU for Monday, July 29, 1991 at 10:00 a.m. at 100 Cambridge Street, Boston, on a petition of Deacon Transportation Inc. doing business as Old Town Trolley Tours of Boston for a sight seeing service. scanAug 7
  921. 921Communication from Sonia Gandhi in appreciation for resolutions adopted by the City Council regarding the death of her husband. scanAug 7
  922. 922Communication from Congressman Chester G. Atkins regarding the resolution adopted by the City Council concerning the draft regulations for expiring use properties. scanAug 7
  923. 923Communication from Senator Edward M. Kennedy regarding the resolution adopted by the City Council relative to the national health care reform. scanAug 7
  924. 924Communication from Reverend Eusebio F. Silva in appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on the occasion of his Silver Jubilee. scanAug 7
  925. 925Home Rule Petition entitled "AN ACT RELATIVE TO THE BOARD OF LICENSE COMMISSIONERS IN THE CITY OF CAMBRIDGE." scanAug 7
  926. 926Awaiting Report Item No. 46 regarding speeding on Pearl Street. scanAug 7
  927. 927Awaiting Report Item No. 44 regarding the noise from delivery trucks at the Cambridge Food Co-op. scanAug 7
  928. 928Update on the Curbside Recycling Program. scanAug 7
  929. 929Information relative to the proposed Affordable Housing Preservation Fee. scanAug 7
  930. 930Order re: the review of ACCESS's current financial situation. (Councillors Walsh, Russell, Toomey, Myers, Sullivan and Vice Mayor Reeves) scanAug 7
  931. 931Notice of a public hearing by the DPU for Thursday, September 12, 1991 at 10:00 a.m. at 100 Cambridge Street, Boston, on the petition of Deacon Transportation Inc., DBA Old Town Trolley Tours for a sight seeing service. scanAug 7
  932. 932Communication from Mary C. Daly regarding the construction of a Teen Center on the site of Sennott Park. scanAug 7
  933. 933Report from the Human Services & Youth Committee for a hearing held on Friday, June 28, 1991 relative to a discussion on an update on the goals of a city-wide Youth Employment Office. scanAug 7
  934. 934Report from the joint committee hearing on the Economic Development, Training and Employment and the Human Services Committee for a hearing held on Thursday, June 20, 1991 relative to a presentation from the Community Development Department on the preliminary findings of the Employment Survey. scanAug 7
  935. 935Communication from Cambridge Access Jobs, Inc., together with a petition signed by Cambridge residents in support to continue funding for Cambridge Access Jobs, Inc. scanAug 7
  936. 936Notice of a public hearing by DPU on the petition of Event Cellular Communications, Inc. and Shared Technologies, Inc. to provide cellular radio telephone services in Massachusetts. scanAug 15
  937. 937Awaiting Report Item No. 41 regarding traffic study of Broadway/Hampshire Street and Portland Street at Technology Square. scanSep 16
  938. 938Awaiting Report Item No. 49 regarding a tree replacement on Athenaeum Street. scanSep 16
  939. 939Awaiting Report Item No. 52 regarding defects to repairs on Beech and Elm Streets. scanSep 16
  940. 940Awaiting Report Item No. 60 regarding noise at Hoyt Field. scanSep 16
  941. 941Awaiting Report Item No. 61 regarding dust hazard at the King School Neighborhood Park. scanSep 16
  942. 942Awaiting Report Item Number 25 regarding speeding on Scott and Farrah Streets. scanSep 16
  943. 943Awaiting Report Item No. 45 regarding dust blowing at Donnelly Field. scanSep 16
  944. 944Awaiting Report item No. 28 regarding noise from Drummers on Arrow Street. scanSep 16
  945. 945Communication from Nancy J. Pozar, Pres., RCCC, regarding the issue of litter in the area of Howard Street and Western Avenue. scanSep 16
  946. 946Reconsideration filed by Councillor Walsh on a resolution submitted by Mayor Wolf supporting Bill H.R. 875 which permits testing of RU486. scanSep 16
  947. 947Communication received from Salim E. Kabawat, Co-Chair SPOA of Cambridge requesting a hearing on how the Fair Net Operating Income of rent controlled properties its calculated and to include financing costs in the rent formula. scanSep 16
  948. 948Communication received from Salim Kabawat, Co-Chair of SPOA, transmitting an editorial on Rent Control. scanSep 16
  949. 949Communication from Michael H. Turk, Co-Chair, Cambridge Tenants Union, regarding the loss of housing due to the conversion to condominiums. scanSep 16
  950. 950Communication from Governor William F. Weld transmitting Chapter 109 of the Acts of 1991 entitled "An Act Relative to Benefits for Certain Wartime Veterans." scanSep 16
  951. 951Notice of a public hearing received by DPU for Wednesday, October 23, 1991 at 10:30 a.m. at 100 Cambridge Street, Boston, on the petition of Tri-State Radio Company, Inc. for the operation of a mobile Radio Utility System. scanSep 16
  952. 952Communication from Joseph E. Connarton, City Clerk, together with a report from Councillor William H. Walsh, Chairman of the Cable Television Committee, for a hearing held on May 30, 1990 relative to the concerns of George F. Welch, Jr., on the overall operation of Cable Television in the City. scanSep 16
  953. 953Communication from George F. Welch, Jr., requesting a hearing regarding violations of the cable sub-committee regarding rate increases by Continental Cablevision. scanSep 16
  954. 954Communication from George F. Welch Jr., requesting a hearing regarding the complaint against Continental Cablevision and Cambridge Community Television. scanSep 16
  955. 955Communication from George F. Welch, Jr., requesting a final vote on payment of his bill submitted June 11, 1990. scanSep 16
  956. 956Communication from the Darlington Family in appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council. scanSep 16
  957. 957Order re: Resolutions on Mitsubishi Electric Research Laboratories, Inc. being operational in Cambridge. (Councillors Sullivan & Duehay) scanSep 16
  958. 958Order re: Resolutions on the death of Joseph J. Nardone. (Councillors Toomey and Sullivan ) scanSep 16
  959. 959Order re: Resolutions on personnel who worked during Hurrican Bob. (Councillors Cyr and Vice Mayor Reeves) scanSep 16
  960. 960Order re: Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Margaret Foley. (Councillor Sullivan) scanSep 16
  961. 961Order re: Resolutions on the death of John McGeoghean. (Councillors Russell and Walsh) scanSep 16
  962. 962Order re: Resolutions on the death of Edward J. McAuliffe. (Councillors Russell, Walsh and Sullivan) scanSep 16
  963. 963Order re: Resolutions for all workers during Hurricane Bob. (Councillors Sullivan, Vice Mayor Reeves, and Russell) scanSep 16
  964. 964Order re: Resolutions on Maryann MacDonald being appointed as the Assistant Principal at the Harrington School. (Councillor Walsh and Sullivan) scanSep 16
  965. 965Order re: Resolutions on Officers Peter Calnan, JOhn Kosinski, Levy Beal and Jim Townes for rescuing an operator of an automobile while it was on fire. (Councillor Walsh, Sullivan, Toomey, Russell, Mayor Wolf and Vice Mayor Reeves) scanSep 16
  966. 966Order re: MBTA fare increases. (Councillor Cyr, Vice Mayor Reeves and Mayor Wolf) scanSep 16
  967. 967Order re: adequate notification of 1000 Jackson Place residents to participate in future celebrations. scanSep 16
  968. 968Order re: Resolutions on the death of Mrs. Carol Sible Anita Reeves. (Councillor Sullivan, Mayor Wolf, Councillors Cyr, Duehay, Myers, Russell, Toomey and Walsh) scanSep 16
  969. 969Awaiting Report Item No. 27 regarding limiting access to Clarendon Avenue from Somerville during high peak traffic hours. scanSep 16
  970. 970Awaiting Report Item No. 55 regarding the use of the Green Street Garage by Manning Apartment residents. scanSep 16
  971. 971Awaiting Report Item No. 51 regarding handicapped ramp and sidewalk repairs on Poplar Road. scanSep 16
  972. 972Relative to the purchase of property located at 806 Mass. Avenue. scanSep 16
  973. 973Awaiting Report Item No. 32 regarding security issues at the Manning Apartments. scanSep 16
  974. 974Awaiting Report Item No. 57 regarding the Town of Weston seeking permission to take and use the water of Stony Brook. scanSep 16
  975. 975Awaiting Report Item No. 31 regarding Jitney Licenses. scanSep 16
  976. 976Awaiting Report Item No. 67 regarding an outside and independent review of the ticketing practices of the Police Department and the Traffic Department. scanSep 16
  977. 977Awaiting Report Item No. 23 regarding the turnstiles at the Central Square and Kendall Square Stations. scanSep 16
  978. 978Order re: Resolution on the death of Mervin L. Warren. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanSep 16
  979. 979Order re: Congratulations to James M. Ignazio receiving the Alumni-Charles Law Outstanding Student Athlete Award. (Councillor Russell) scanSep 16
  980. 980Order re: Resolutions on the 96th Birthday of Ruth Veletta Jones. (Councillor Toomey and Vice Mayor Reeves) scanSep 16
  981. 981Order re: Resolutions on the death of Michael A. Razzino. (Councillor Sullivan and Vice Mayor Reeves) scanSep 16
  982. 982Order re: Resolutions on the death of Philip J. Kelleher. (Councillors Sullivan and Russell) scanSep 16
  983. 983Order re: Resolutions on the death of John P. "Buzzy" White. (Councillor Sullivan and Toomey) scanSep 16
  984. 984Order re: Resolution on the 1991 Mayor Wolf and Friends softball game. (Mayor Wolf) scanSep 16
  985. 985Order re: Resolutions on the death of Claire Mary Regan. (Councillors Toomey and Sullivan) scanSep 16
  986. 986Order re: Resolutions on the death of Dominic DeVito. (Councillors Toomey and Sullivan) scanSep 16
  987. 987Order re: Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Jeannette Rouleau. (Councillor Russell, Sullivan and Toomey) scanSep 16
  988. 988Order re: REsolutions on the death of Mary L. Conlin. (Councillors Toomey and Russell) scanSep 16
  989. 989Order re: Resolutions on the death of Katherine O'Keefe. (Councillors Toomey and Sullivan) scanSep 16
  990. 990Order re: Resolutions to be prepared on the death of William J. McCourt. (Councillors Toomey and Sullivan) scanSep 16
  991. 991Order re: Resolutions on the death of Sheila Shea. (Councillors Toomey, and Sullivan) scanSep 16
  992. 992Order re: Resolutions on the death of Malcolm J. Bryant. (Councillors Toomey and Sullivan) scanSep 16
  993. 993Order re: Resolutions on the death of George Geanacopoulos. (Councillor Toomey) scanSep 16
  994. 994Order re: Resolution proclaiming September 25, 1991 at YWCA Tribute to Woman Day in Cambridge. (Mayor Wolf and Vice Mayor Reeves) scanSep 16
  995. 995Order re: Resolutions on the Fifth Annual Lotus Cup Canoe Race. (Mayor Wolf and Vice Mayor Reeves and Councillor Walsh) scanSep 16
  996. 996Order re: Resolutions on the 70th birthday of Mrs. Mary St. George O'Brien. (Councillor Sullivan) scanSep 16
  997. 997Order re: Resolutions on the death of Thelma Ferdinand. (Councillor Toomey) scanSep 16
  998. 998Awaiting Report Item No. 39 regarding the Corporal McTiernan Tot Lot. scanSep 16
  999. 999Order re: Resolution proclaiming September 21, 1991 as Caribbean Drug Awareness Day. (Vice Mayor Reeves and Mayor Wolf) scanSep 16
  1000. 1000Awaiting Report Item No. 9 regarding a code of conduct for universities and colleges in Cambridge. scanSep 16
  1001. 1001Communication from Joseph E. Connarton, City Clerk, transmitting various communications regarding cable television matters as submitted by George F. Welch, Jr. scanSep 16
  1002. 1002Order re: Resolutions on the 100th birthday of Dr. Edward L. Bernays. (Councillor Duehay, Mayor Wolf) scanSep 16
  1003. 1003Order re: Non-binding public policy question be placed on the November 5, 1991 re: Cambridge Food Policy, scanSep 16
  1004. 1004Communication from MASSPIRG requesting support of H. 2086 the Energy Efficiency/Greenhouse Reduction Bill. scanSep 16
  1005. 1005Communication from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, regarding the implementation of leaf and yard waste collection in Cambridge beginning the week of October7, 1991. scanSep 23
  1006. 1006Order re: Resolutions on the Cambridge Family and Childrens Services. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanSep 23
  1007. 1007Order re: Resolutions on the Wellington-Harrington Citizens Committee. (Mayor Wolf, Councillors Russell & Toomey) scanSep 23
  1008. 1008Communication from Joseph E. Connarton, City Clerk, regarding Rule Number twenty-five. scanSep 23
  1009. 1009Communication received from George F. Welch, Jr. relative to his communication numbered 33 of September 16, 1991 regarding his bill for caable television matters. scanSep 23
  1010. 1010Communication received from George F. Welch, Jr. relative to his communications numbered 32 and 34 of September 16, 1991 relative to cable television matters. scanSep 23
  1011. 1011Order re: Resolutions on the dedication of the Princess Samaher Playground. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanSep 23
  1012. 1012Order re: Cancellation of the December 16, 1991 City Council meeting. (Councillor Toomey) scanSep 23
  1013. 1013Order re: REsolutions wishing success to George McCray on his new business "Cambridge Greenhouse Antiques & Collectibles". (Vice Mayor Reeves, Councillors Duehay, Myers and Wolf) scanSep 23
  1014. 1014Order re: Resolutions on the 50th Wedding anniversary of Joseph G. and Johnnie L. Bourne. (Vice Mayor Reeves and Councillor Duehay) scanSep 23
  1015. 1015Order re: Resolutions on the death of Irene Perry Smith. (Vice Mayor Reeves and Councillor Sullivan) scanSep 23
  1016. 1016Order re: Payson Park Reservoir Cover Project. (Vice Mayor Reeves & Councillors Russell, Sullivan and Walsh) scanSep 23
  1017. 1017Order re: Resolution on "Remembering Our Lives: Celebrating Our Courage." (Vice Mayor Reeves & Councillor Toomey) scanSep 23
  1018. 1018Order re: Resolutions on Community Works. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanSep 23
  1019. 1019Order re: REsolutions commending Barbara Babb for her work on alcohol awareness. (Councillors Toomey & Sullivan) scanSep 23
  1020. 1020Order re: REsolutions extending a hero's welcome to Robert Hickey. (Councillors Russell and Sullivan) scanSep 23
  1021. 1021Order re: Resolutions on the death of Mary B. Lombardi. (Councillor Sullivan, Toomey and Walsh) scanSep 23
  1022. 1022Order re: Resolutions on the death of Charles P. Murphy. (Councillors Sullivan, Russell, Toomey and Walsh) scanSep 23
  1023. 1023Order re: REsolutions on the death of Georgina T. Salvato. (Councillors Toomey and Sullivan) scanSep 23
  1024. 1024Order re: REsolutions on the death of Joseph Gillis. (Councillors Toomey and Sullivan) scanSep 23
  1025. 1025Order re: Resolutions on the death of Lillian Ravanis. (Councillors Toomey, Cyr and Sullivan) scanSep 23
  1026. 1026Order re: Congratulations to Daniel Crane, President of the Mass. Bar Association. (Councillors Duehay, Cyr, Sullivan, Walsh and Vice Mayor Reeves) scanSep 23
  1027. 1027Order re: Appreciation to George McCray and welcome to Donald McMath as chairs of the North Cambridge Stabilization Committee. (Councillors Russell, Cyr, Duehay, Myers and Walsh) scanSep 23
  1028. 1028Order re: REsolutions congratulating Reverend Aiden C. Ward on the occasion of his 25th Anniversary as a Pastor. (Vice Mayor Reeves, Councillors Toomey and Sullivan) scanSep 23
  1029. 1029Congratulations to Joseph Frawley on his 40th Birthday. (Councillor Russell) scanSep 23
  1030. 1030Order re: Resolutions on the 50th Wedding Anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sette. (Councillor Sullivan) scanSep 23
  1031. 1031Report from the Human Services and Youth Committee for a hearing relative to the Cambridge Plan Agency Survey Report. scanSep 23
  1032. 1032Acceptance of Chapter 59 Section 5C. (Councillor Sullivan) scanSep 30
  1033. 1033Order re: Resolutions on Margaret H. Marshall, President of the Boston Bar Association. (Mayor Wolf and Councillor Duehay) scanSep 30
  1034. 1034Order re: Opposition to any plan to move the Public Welfare Department area office out of Cambridge. (Vice Mayor Reeves and Councillor Cyr) scanSep 30
  1035. 1035Order re: Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Mary B. O' Connor. (Councillor Toomey & Sullivan) scanSep 30
  1036. 1036Order re: Congratulations to Reverend Leroy Attles for the position of Bishop in the A.M.E. Church. (Vice Mayor Reeves, Councillors Cyr, Duehay, Walsh and Mayor Wolf) scanSep 30
  1037. 1037Order re: City of Cambridge and City Manager Robert W. Healy, Jr. receiving the International City/County Management Association Award for Excellence in Programs for the Disadvantaged. scanSep 30
  1038. 1038Order re: Resolutions on an exhibit entitled "Circle of Madness: Mothers of the Plaza de Mayo". (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanSep 30
  1039. 1039Order re: Resolutions on the retirement of Judge Lawrence F. Feloney. (Councillors Sullivan, Duehay, Russell, Walsh, Vice Mayor Reeves and Mayor Wolf) scanSep 30
  1040. 1040Order re: Resolutions urging the President to endorse the United States convention on the Rights of the Child. (Mayor Wolf) scanSep 30
  1041. 1041Order re: Resolution to be prepared on the death of Pauline Chicariello. (Councillors Toomey, Sullivan, Walsh) scanSep 30
  1042. 1042Order re: Resolutions on the death of Howard Cormier. (Councillors Cyr, Russell and Sullivan) scanSep 30
  1043. 1043Order re: Resolutions on the firefighters involvement with Muscular Dystrophy. (Councillor Russell and Sullivan) scanSep 30
  1044. 1044Order re: Resolutions on the death of Esther Ianuzzi. (Councillor Toomey) scanSep 30
  1045. 1045Order re: Resolutions to be prepared on the 90th Birthday of Mildred Lyshon Miskell. (Councillors Russell & Cyr) scanSep 30
  1046. 1046Order re: Resolutions on the Columbian Quincentennial. (Mayor Wolf) scanSep 30
  1047. 1047Order re: Resolutions to be prepared on the death of William J. Sullivan. (Councillor Sullivan) scanSep 30
  1048. 1048Communication received from Marc A. Rodwin, Esq. , 50 Follen St., regarding the festering of the problems at the Lincoln Inn. scanSep 30
  1049. 1049Order re: Resolutions on the retirement of Dorothy "Dolly" Duffy. scanOct 7
  1050. 1050Order re: Bush Administration to freeze all Haitian Government Accounts in the United States. (Vice Mayor Reeves, Councillors Cyr, Duehay, Myers, Russell, Toomey, Walsh, Sullivan and Mayor Wolf) scanOct 7
  1051. 1051Order re: Resolutions to be prepared on the occasion of St. Anthony's annual banquet. (Councillors Russell, Duehay, Walsh and Mayor Wolf) scanOct 7
  1052. 1052Order re: Resolutions on the retirement of Teresa McCusker. (Councillor Sullivan) scanOct 7
  1053. 1053Order re: Traffic study of Harvard and Essex Streets. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanOct 7
  1054. 1054Order re: Resolutions on exhibit entitled "Living in the Arts". (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanOct 7
  1055. 1055Order re: Resolutions on the death of Thomas A. Downs. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanOct 7
  1056. 1056Order re: Resolutions on "Operation Stret Sweep". (Councillors Russell, Toomey, Duehay, Vice Mayor Reeves, Sullivan and Walsh) scanOct 7
  1057. 1057Order re: plan offering entertainment, exercise, and other activities in senior housing developments. (Vice Mayor Reeves, Councillor Cyr) scanOct 7
  1058. 1058Order re: Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Alan Puzyn. (Councillors Toomey and Myers) scanOct 7
  1059. 1059Order re: Resolutions on the death of Cheryl Ann Ragno. (Councillors Toomey and Sullivan) scanOct 7
  1060. 1060Order re: Resolutions on the Golden Wedding Anniversary of Charles and Eleanor Donohoe. (Councillor Sullivan) scanOct 7
  1061. 1061Order re: October 19-26, 1991 as Storm Drain Protection Week. (Mayor Wolf) scanOct 7
  1062. 1062Order re: Resolutions on Jane Myers being the featured photographer at the New England School of Photography. (Councillor Toomey and Mayor Wolf) scanOct 7
  1063. 1063Order re: Resolutions on the death of Sheldon Dietz. (Councillors Sullivan and Duehay) scanOct 7
  1064. 1064Order re: Resolutions on the death of Bobbie G. Schley. (Vice Mayor Reeves and Councillor Sullivan) scanOct 7
  1065. 1065Order re: Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Sam Usaea. (Councillors Duehya, Sullivan and Walsh) scanOct 7
  1066. 1066Order re: Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Laurence Breen. (Councillor Sullivan) scanOct 7
  1067. 1067Order re: Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Laurence O'Connor. (Councillor Sullivan) scanOct 7
  1068. 1068Order re: Resolutions on the death of Abraham Moskow. (Councillor Sullivan) scanOct 7
  1069. 1069Order re: Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Warren J. Shea. (Councillors Sullivan and Myers) scanOct 7
  1070. 1070Communicaton received from Congressman Kennedy transmitting notification of the statement of agreement known as "Cambridge Post Office Mission Statement." scanOct 7
  1071. 1071Communication received from Jerome K. Saunders, 350 Harvard Street, regarding the MBTA switching problems. scanOct 7
  1072. 1072Petition received from Twenty-nine residents of the Pearl and Franklin Street requesting that the sheltered area in front of the Cambridgeport library be cleaned and patroled. scanOct 7
  1073. 1073Awaiting Report Item No. 55 regarding problems in the Sacramento Street area. scanOct 7
  1074. 1074Awaiting Report Item No. 62 regarding trash receptacles at 2050 Massachusetts Avenue. scanOct 7
  1075. 1075Awaiting Report Item No. 61 regarding the installation of signs between the Manning Apartments and the Central Square Library. scanOct 7
  1076. 1076Awaiting Report Item No. 49 regarding garbage trucks going the wrong way on Brookline Street. scanOct 7
  1077. 1077Awaiting Report Item No. 15 regarding the establishment of an East Cambridge Community Center Task Force. scanOct 7
  1078. 1078Awaiting Report item No. 28 regarding vendors in the area of 1627 Cambridge Street. scanOct 7
  1079. 1079Awaiting Report Item No. 33 regarding the ground cover at Corporal Burns Toddler Playground. scanOct 7
  1080. 1080Awaiting Report Item No. 24 regarding the Cahill 3 Outpatient Addiction Treatment Center. scanOct 7
  1081. 1081Communication received from Congressman Edward J. Markey in appreciation for the resolution sent to him by the City Council regarding Medicare funding. scanOct 7
  1082. 1082Order re: Congratulations and thanks to Jim Rita for his work at Saint John the Evangelist Church. (Councillor Russell) scanOct 21
  1083. 1083Order re: Retirement of Dave Cushing, custodian at the Agassiz School. (Councillor Duehay) scanOct 21
  1084. 1084Order re: Resolutions on the death of Frances Stefanelli. (Councillor Russell) scanOct 21
  1085. 1085Order re: Resolutions on the death of Mary Wilkie. (Councillor Russell) scanOct 21
  1086. 1086Order re: Resolutions on congratulating the CRLS Girls Volleyball team on winning the Dual County Championship. (Councillor Russell) scanOct 21
  1087. 1087Order re: Resolutions of support for political asylum for Patrick Stagg. (Vice Mayor Reeves and Councillor Cyr) scanOct 21
  1088. 1088Order re: safety of Senior Citizens on MBTA. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanOct 21
  1089. 1089Order re: Resolutions on the continuing safety of Evans Paul, Mayor of Port-au-Prince. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanOct 21
  1090. 1090Order re: Resolutions of congratulations to President Rudenstine on the occasion of his inauguration as Harvard's twenty-sixth President. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanOct 21
  1091. 1091Resolutions re: Genzyme. (Entire membership) scanOct 21
  1092. 1092Order re: Resolutions on its support for the El Salvador Walk for Democracy and Peace. (Mayor Wolf and Vice Mayor Reeves) scanOct 21
  1093. 1093Order re: Resolutions congratulating SANE/FREEZE on its tireless work. (Mayor Wolf) scanOct 21
  1094. 1094Order re: Resolutions congratulating all parties involved in the Portland/Marcella Apartments Project. (Mayor Wolf) scanOct 21
  1095. 1095Order re: Resolutions for participation in the Mayor's Food Drive. (Mayor Wolf and vice Mayor Reeves) scanOct 21
  1096. 1096Order re: Resolutions proclaiming October 24, 1991 as United Nations Day in Cambridge. (Mayor Wolf) scanOct 21
  1097. 1097Order re: Resolutions congratulating the Human Rights Campaign Fund. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanOct 21
  1098. 1098Order re: Resolutions on the death of Mrs. Martha M. DeMann. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanOct 21
  1099. 1099Order re: Resolutions commending the Cambridge Public Library and the Polish Heritage Committee of Cambridge. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanOct 21
  1100. 1100Order re: Resolutions of congratulations to the Cambridge Youth Guidance Center. (Vice Mayor Reeves and Councillor Toomey) scanOct 21
  1101. 1101Order re: Resolutions of appreciation to the Cambridge YWCA. (Vice Mayor Reeves, Councillor Walsh and Mayor Wolf) scanOct 21
  1102. 1102Order re: Resolutions on the death of James A. Hanson, Jr. (Councillor Toomey) scanOct 21
  1103. 1103Re: Resolutions on the death of John J. Barberian. (Councillors Toomey, Myers and Sullivan) scanOct 21
  1104. 1104Order re: Council Committee on Housing and Community Development having meeting at least one or more public hearings on developing a fair effective process for community input. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanOct 21
  1105. 1105Order re: Resolutions on the death of James Frederick Philpott. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanOct 21
  1106. 1106Order re: Resolutions on the death of late Cambridge resident Bernard J. Karawacki. (Councillor Toomey, Russell and Sullivan) scanOct 21
  1107. 1107Order re: Resolutions on the death of Charles Martin. (Councillors Toomey and Sullivan) scanOct 21
  1108. 1108Order re: Resolutions congratulating the Cambridge Community Center and its Award Recipients for 1991. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanOct 21
  1109. 1109Order re: Resolutions on the death of Dolores M. Carey. (Councillors Toomey and Sullivan) scanOct 21
  1110. 1110Order re: REsolutions on the death of Nancy A. DiSalvo. (Councillors Myers, Sullivan and Toomey) scanOct 21
  1111. 1111Order re: Resolutions on the Golden Wedding Anniversary of Robert and Helen Healy. (Entire membership) scanOct 21
  1112. 1112Order re: Resolutions on the death of Mary Agnes Doyle, late Cambridge resident. (Councillor Sullivan) scanOct 21
  1113. 1113Order re: Resolutions on the death of Peter Daly, late resident of Cambridge. (Councillor Sullivan) scanOct 21
  1114. 1114Order re: Resolutions on the death of William (Willie) Frammartino late Cambridge Police Officer. (Councillors Sullivan, Toomey, Russell, Walsh and Mayor Wolf) scanOct 21
  1115. 1115Order re: Resolutions on the death of Thomas H. Eliot, late United States Congressman. (Councillors Sullivan, Duehay, Walsh and Mayor Wolf) scanOct 21
  1116. 1116Order re: Resolutions on the retirement of Joseph Gryboski, M.D. longtime resident of Cambridge. (Councillors Russell and Sullivan) scanOct 21
  1117. 1117Order re: Resolutions to be prepared recognizing the artistic contribution of Rita W. Ritterbush. (Councillor Duehay) scanOct 21
  1118. 1118Transmitting communication from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, relative to Awaiting Report Item No. 48 regarding the parking lot located behind the Cambridge Savings Bank. scanOct 21
  1119. 1119Transmitting communication from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, relative to Awaiting Report Item No. 64 regarding police security at senior housing developments. scanOct 21
  1120. 1120Transmitting communication from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, relative to Awaiting Report Item No. 57 regarding parking at the Layfayette Square voting site. scanOct 21
  1121. 1121Awaiting Report Item No. 52 regarding the enforcement of bicycles on streets and sidewalks. scanOct 21
  1122. 1122Awaiting Report Item No. 27 regarding repairs to the handicapped ramp at Manning Apartments. scanOct 21
  1123. 1123Awaiting Report item No. 63 regarding the percentage of city employees who are Cambridge residents. scanOct 21
  1124. 1124Awaiting Report item No. 43 regarding cleaning Westley Avenue. scanOct 21
  1125. 1125Awaiting Report Item No. 38 regarding wheelchair accessibility in the area around Concord Avenue and Garden Street. scanOct 21
  1126. 1126Awaiting Report Item No. 16 regarding resident parking on Franklin Street and surrounding neighborhoods. scanOct 21
  1127. 1127Awaiting Report Item No. 51 regarding the objection to planting a tree on Homer Avenue. scanOct 21
  1128. 1128Awaiting Report Item No. 50 regarding trimming branches on the tree in front of 11 Holly Avenue. scanOct 21
  1129. 1129Awaiting Report Item No. 49 regarding the replacement of trees in front of 7 Malcolm Road, 36 Granville Road and 147 Concord Avenue. scanOct 21
  1130. 1130Awaiting Report Item No. 44 regarding planting trees on Clifton Street. scanOct 21
  1131. 1131Awaiting Report Item No. 36 regarding the 1989 Leak Detection Survey. scanOct 21
  1132. 1132Awaiting Report Item No. 80 dated September 16, 1991 regarding funding St. Paul's AME Affordable Housing Project. scanOct 21
  1133. 1133Notice of a public hearing from the Department of Public Utilities for Monday, November 25, 1991 at 100 Cambridge Street on the petition of Graphic Scanning Corp., DBA Digital Mobil Communications Inc. to extend the service area of its radio telephone services. scanOct 21
  1134. 1134Communication received from Senator Kerry in acknowledgement for the resolution sent to him by the City Council regarding the proposed cuts in the Medicare Program. scanOct 21
  1135. 1135Communication received from James B. Lampke, Secretary-Treasureer, City Solicitors and Town Counsel Association transmitting notification of the election of Birge Albright to the Executive Committee of said association. scanOct 21
  1136. 1136Communication received from Frank Salvato expressing appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council in memory of his late wife, Georgina Salvato. scanOct 21
  1137. 1137Communication received from Mary Kelleher expressing appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council for Philip Kelleher. scanOct 21
  1138. 1138Order re: Support of the Home Team's effort to establish a graduated state income tax and corporate reporting. (Mayor Wolf and Councillor Cyr) scanOct 21
  1139. 1139Transmitting communication from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, relative to acceptance of Section 123 of Chapter 138 of the Acts of 1991. scanOct 21
  1140. 1140Order re: House Bill 6100. (Councillor Duehay) scanOct 28
  1141. 1141Order re: Hospital staff reshaping House Bill 6100. (Mayor Wolf and Councillor Duehay) scanOct 28
  1142. 1142Order re: REsolutions to be prepared on the death of Elsie Rubino. (Councillors Sullivan and Toomey) scanOct 28
  1143. 1143Order re: REsolutions on the Golden Wedding Anniversary of Alfred and Catherine Folger. (Councillor Sullivan) scanOct 28
  1144. 1144Order re: REsolutions to be prepared on the death of William Flanagan. (Councillors Sullivan and Toomey) scanOct 28
  1145. 1145Order re: REsolutions congratulating Birge Albright on his re-election to the Executive Committee of the City Solicitors and Town Counsel Association of Massachusetts. scanOct 28
  1146. 1146Order re: Resolutions on the death of Ms. Gina Reagan. (Councillors Cyr, Myers and Vice Mayor Reeves) scanOct 28
  1147. 1147Order re: Resolutions on the appointment of William Lee and Jacqueline Clarke as Co-Chairs of the Area IV Crime Task Force. (Councillors Walsh, Cyr, myers, Sullivan, Vice Mayor Reeves and Mayor Wolf) scanOct 28
  1148. 1148Order re: Hearing between RCCHI and CAmbridge Savings Bank on November 4, 1991. (Councillor Walsh) scanOct 28
  1149. 1149Order re: Resolution proclaiming November as Cambridge Chamber of Commerce Membership Month. (Councillor Sullivan, Cyr, Walsh, Russell and Vice Mayor Reeves) scanOct 28
  1150. 1150Order re: REsolution of appreciation to Saul Tobias. (Councillor Sullivan, Russell and Walsh) scanOct 28
  1151. 1151Order re: filing of Home Rule Legislation entitled "An Act Permitting the Therapeutic Use of Marijuana in the City of Cambridge." (Councillor Cyr) scanOct 28
  1152. 1152Communication from the family of Carroll Sible Anita Reeves in appreciation for the resolution of sympathy adopted by the City Council. scanOct 28
  1153. 1153Communication from Robert J. LaTremouille, 348 Franklin Street, in appreciation for the City Council' s action concerning Corporal Burns. scanOct 28
  1154. 1154Communication from Senator Edward M. Kennedy regarding the resolution adopted by the City Council relative to problems in the Medicare System and the cuts in benefits for the elderly and disabled. scanOct 28
  1155. 1155Order re: Improved bicycling in Cambridge. (Mayor Wolf and Councillor Cyr) scanOct 28
  1156. 1156Order re: Acceptance of the Mayor's Bicycle Committee's Report. (Mayor Wolf) scanOct 28
  1157. 1157AN ACT TO PERMIT THE CITY OF CAMBRIDGE TO ENACT AN ORDINANCE ENTITLED "FAIR HOUSING" scanOct 28
  1158. 1158Order re: Resolutions on the new Theater Company of Cambridge. (Vice Mayor Reeves, Councillors Toomey and Cyr) scanNov 18
  1159. 1159Order re: REsolutions on Norman T. McIver receiving the "Spirit Mind and Body" award from the YMCA. (Vice Mayor Reeves, Councillor Cyr, Russell, Sullivan, Toomey and Mayor Wolf) scanNov 18
  1160. 1160Order re: Welcoming Ruth Navidad to Cambridge from San Jose Las Flores. scanNov 18
  1161. 1161Order re: Resolutions on the 100th birthday of Edward Bernays. (Mayor Wolf) scanNov 18
  1162. 1162Order re: Résolutions on Hunger/Homeless/ Housing Week. (Mayor Wolf) scanNov 18
  1163. 1163Order re: Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Helen Toomey. 9Councillors Toomey and Sullivan) scanNov 18
  1164. 1164Order re: Resolutions on the "Voices Louder than Words" benefit for Friday, November 22, 1991. scanNov 18
  1165. 1165Order re: future municipal election polls be opened from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. (Mayor Wolf and Councillor Cyr) scanNov 18
  1166. 1166Order re: Resolutions welcoming Mr. Hugo Yedra. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanNov 18
  1167. 1167Order re: Resolution welcoming Jean Casimir to the United States. (Vice Mayor Reeves and Councillor Toomey) scanNov 18
  1168. 1168Order re: Resolutions on the 75th Anniversary of the Western Avenue Baptist Church. (Vice Mayor Reeves, Councillors Toomey and Cyr) scanNov 18
  1169. 1169Order re: Résolutions to be prepared on the death of Darnley D. Innis. (Vice Mayor Reeves and Mayor Wolf) scanNov 18
  1170. 1170Order re: Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Helen Lee. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanNov 18
  1171. 1171Order re: Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Ruth Nathan. (Vice Mayor Reeves, Councillors Duehay and Sullivan, Mayor Wolf) scanNov 18
  1172. 1172Order re: Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Anthony Rutkauskas. (Councillors Toomey and Sullivan) scanNov 18
  1173. 1173Order re: Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Ann Angier. (Councillor Toomey) scanNov 18
  1174. 1174Order re: Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Paul Grady. (Councillors Toomey and Sullivan) scanNov 18
  1175. 1175Order re: Resolutions on the death of Antonio Fernandes. (Councillors Sullivan and Russell) scanNov 18
  1176. 1176Order re: Resolutions to be prepared on the death of John Leaman. (Councillor Toomey) scanNov 18
  1177. 1177Order re: Resolutions to be prepared on the death of James M. Landrigan. (Councillors Sullivan, Russell and Walsh) scanNov 18
  1178. 1178Order re: Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Frank J. Winn. (Councillor Sullivan) scanNov 18
  1179. 1179Order re: Resolutions to be prepared on the Golden Anniversary with the City of Mary J. Scanlon. (Councillors Sullivan and Walsh. scanNov 18
  1180. 1180Order re: Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Francis P. Burns. (Councillors Sullivan, Toomey, Russell, Cyr, Duehay, and Walsh) scanNov 18
  1181. 1181Order re: Resolutions on the retirement of Chief Thomas V. Scott. (Councillors Sullivan, Russell, Toomey, Walsh, Cyr, Duehay, Myers, Vice Mayor Reeves and Mayor Wolf) scanNov 18
  1182. 1182Order re: Resolutions on the retirement of Firefighter John J. Crusco. (Councillors Sullivan, Russell, Toomey, Walsh, Cyr, Duehay, Myers, Vice Mayor Reeves and Mayor Wolf) scanNov 18
  1183. 1183Order re: Resolutions on the retirement of Firefighter Ronald K. Souza. (Councillors Sullivan, Russell, Toomey, Walsh, Cyr, Duehay, Myers, Vice Mayor Reeves and Mayor Wolf) scanNov 18
  1184. 1184Order re: Resolutions on the retirement of Firefighter Robert W. McGrath. (Councillors Sullivan, Russell, Toomey, Walsh, Cyr, Duehay, Myers, Vice Mayor Reeves and Mayor Wolf) scanNov 18
  1185. 1185Order re: Resolutons on the retirement of Firefighter Harry J. Martin. (Councillors Sullivan, Russell, Toomey, Walsh, Cyr, Duehay, Myers, Vice Mayor Reeves and Mayor Wolf) scanNov 18
  1186. 1186Order re: Resolutions on the retirement of Lieutenant James J. Nagle. (Councillors Sullivan, Russell, Toomey, Walsh, Cyr, Duehay, Myers, Vice Mayor Reeves and Mayor Wolf) scanNov 18
  1187. 1187Order re: Resolutions on the retirement of Firefighter Henry E. Maggio. (Councillors Sullivan, Russell, Toomey, Walsh, Cyr, Duehay, Myers, Vice Mayor Reeves and Mayor Wolf) scanNov 18
  1188. 1188Order re: Resolutions on the retirement of Firefighter John T. Rocca. (Councillors Sullivan, Russell, Toomey, Walsh, Cyr, Duehay, Myers, Vice Mayor Reeves and Mayor Wolf) scanNov 18
  1189. 1189Order re: Resolutions on the death of Joseph McNamara. (Councillors Russell and Sullivan) scanNov 18
  1190. 1190Order re: Resolutions on the death of Helen Coady. (Councillor Sullivan) scanNov 18
  1191. 1191Report from the Cable Television and Communications Committee for a hearing held on Thursday, October 24, 1991 relative to several ccable television issues on a communication received from Mr. George Welch. scanNov 18
  1192. 1192Report from the Cable Television and Communications Committee for a hearing held on Thursday, October 24, 1991 relative to the implementation of an audio supplement for cable which could be delivered in diverse languages. scanNov 18
  1193. 1193Report from the Cable Television and Communications Committee for a hearing held on Thursday, October 24, 1991 relative to cable television rates, audio supplement and the discontinuance of the the cable guide and communications received from George Welch regarding cable matters. scanNov 18
  1194. 1194Communication received from Shirley M. Green, Special Assistant to the President for Presidential messages and Correspondence, The White House, in appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council regarding the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child. scanNov 18
  1195. 1195Communication from Alice and Grace Stacey in appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on the death of their sister, Katherine Stacey. scanNov 18
  1196. 1196Communication from Margaret H. Marshall in appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on her appointment as the new President of the Boston Bar Association. scanNov 18
  1197. 1197Communication from William L. Saltonstall thanking the City Council for the activities on behalf of UN Day. scanNov 18
  1198. 1198Notice of a public hearing by the DPU for Wednesday, December 4, 1991 at 10:00 a.m. at 100 Cambridge Street, Boston, on the Zoning petition of Event Cellular Communications, Inc. and Shared Technologies, Inc. for the transfer of the certificate of public convenience and necessity to Shared Technologies, Inc. scanNov 18
  1199. 1199Notice of a public hearing from DPU for Monday, December 16, 1991 at 2:00 p.m. at 100 Cambridge Street, Boston on the petition from Contact Communications of Mass., Inc. for a certificate as a Radio Utility System within the Commonwealth. scanNov 18
  1200. 1200Advanced sheets of Chapter 241 of the Acts of 1991 the same being "AN ACT EXEMPTING CERTAIN POSITIONS IN THE POLICE DEPARTMENT OF THE CITY OF CAMBRIDGE FROM THE PROVISIONS OF THE CIVIL SERVICE LAW." scanNov 18
  1201. 1201Awaiting Report Item No. 58 regarding arrest at Miller River Apartments. scanNov 18
  1202. 1202not yet captured from this volume—
  1203. 1203Awaiting Report Item No. 62, regarding tenants of rooming houses obtaining visitors permits. scanNov 18
  1204. 1204Awaiting Report Item Nos. 7, 12 & 50 regarding the placement of stanchions/barrels in the middle of crosswalks at dangerous intersections. scanNov 18
  1205. 1205Awaiting Report Item No. 52 regarding a further report on police security at senior housing developments. scanNov 18
  1206. 1206Awaiting Report item No. 42 regarding increasing allowance for former employees retired on superannuations. scanNov 18
  1207. 1207Communication from The White House in response to a resolution adopted by the City Council regarding the situation in Haiti. scanNov 18
  1208. 1208Awaiting Report Item No. 51 regarding the level of police presence in West Cambridge. scanNov 18
  1209. 1209Awaiting Report Item No. 59 regarding traffic lights at the intersection of Mass. Avenue and Essex Street. scanNov 18
  1210. 1210not yet captured from this volume—
  1211. 1211Awaiting Report Item Number 15 regarding the installation of a crosswalk at 85 Bishop Allen Drive. scanNov 18
  1212. 1212Awaiting Report item No. 28 regarding the status and future use of the property located at 2 Mount Auburn Street. scanNov 18
  1213. 1213Awaiting Report Item No. 49 regarding issues at the Cambridgeport Library. scanNov 18
  1214. 1214Awaiting Report Item No. 25 regarding increased police surveillance on Mass. Avenue and Washburn Avenue. scanNov 18
  1215. 1215Awaiting Report Item No. 45 regarding the Lincoln Inn. scanNov 18
  1216. 1216Awaiting Report Item No. 54 regarding a study of traffic signals at Mass. Avenue and Alewife Brook Parkway. scanNov 18
  1217. 1217Awaiting Report Item No. 14 regarding a traffic study of the intersection of Appleton Street, Huron Avenue, and Vassal Lane. scanNov 18
  1218. 1218Awaiting Report Item No. 43 regarding two companies under contract with the City of Cambridge. scanNov 18
  1219. 1219not yet captured from this volume—
  1220. 1220Awaiting Report Item No. 57 regarding parking at the Bigelow Cooperative Daycare Center. scanNov 18
  1221. 1221Awaiting Report Item No. 32 regarding Sherman Street sidewalks and handicapped ramps as the secheduling of softball games for the physically challenged. scanNov 18
  1222. 1222Entire membership re: resolutions on Genzyme. scanNov 18
  1223. 1223Vice Mayor Reeves resolutions on Child Care Resource Center, Inc. scanNov 18
  1224. 1224Order re: Resolutions thanking Joyce Williams-Mitchell for her contributions to the city. scanNov 18
  1225. 1225Order re: Resolutions on the 20th Anniversary of Robert J. Lurtsema as host of morning Promusica. scanNov 18
  1226. 1226Communication from Diane Wynshaw-Boris, Legal Counsel, regarding letter to George Welch on cable issues. scanNov 18
  1227. 1227Communication received from Daryl Janes, 50 J.F.K. Street requesting a hearing before the City Council regarding an incident in the area of 59 J.F.K. Street on July 26 and 27, 1991. scanNov 18
  1228. 1228Councillor Cyr resolutions to be prepared on the death of Margaret Trottier. scanNov 25
  1229. 1229Councillor Russell re: Excellence Award to be awarded to Sgt. David K. Betts. scanNov 25
  1230. 1230Mayor Wolf re: cancellation of the December 23, 1991 meeting. scanNov 25
  1231. 1231Mayor Wolf resolutions on Hunger, Homeless and Housing Week. scanNov 25
  1232. 1232Mayor Wolf resolution on "Help the Homeless Sunday" on December 1, 1991. scanNov 25
  1233. 1233Mayor Wolf and Councillor Cyr re: Reopen the Russell Field Headhouse. scanNov 25
  1234. 1234Councillor Russell re: cancellation of the December 23rd and 30th 1991 City Council meeting. scanNov 25
  1235. 1235Councillor Walsh re: application to operate a landfill in Clinton, MA. scanNov 25
  1236. 1236Communication from Edward L. Bernays in appreciation for the resolution sent to him on the occasion of his 100th Birthday. scanNov 25
  1237. 1237Communication from the family of Antonio Fernandes in appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council. scanNov 25
  1238. 1238Communication from Robert J. LaTremouille re: future use of the property at 2 Mount Auburn Street as received by a communication from Harvard University. scanNov 25
  1239. 1239Communication from Sue E. Kuelzer regarding disorderly conduct and unruly behavior by patrons of the bars in the Harvard Square area. scanNov 25
  1240. 1240Awaiting Report Item No. 21 regarding odors emanating from the transfer station at North Point. scanNov 25
  1241. 1241Awaiting Report item No. 35 regarding the feasibility of establishing a Cambridge Residents Job Policy. scanNov 25
  1242. 1242Awaiting Report Item No. 26 regarding paint on the sidewalk in front of the Brattle Fence Company on Brattle Street. scanNov 25
  1243. 1243Awaiting Report Item No. 11 regarding expiring use buildings. scanNov 25
  1244. 1244Councillor Walsh re: meeting with CASPAR to address specifics about the closing of the detoxification unit. scanNov 25
  1245. 1245Entire membership resolutions on the merger between COPA and SPAL. scanDec 2
  1246. 1246Councillor Russell reinstituting the lunch program at the Manning Apartments. scanDec 2
  1247. 1247Councillors Sullivan and Toomey resolutions to be prepared on the death of John J. MacDonald. scanDec 2
  1248. 1248Councillors Sullivan and Toomey resolutions to be prepared on the death of Irene J. Szulewski. scanDec 2
  1249. 1249Councillors Sullivan, Toomey, Duehay, Walsh, Russell, Cyr, Vice Mayor Reeves and Mayor Wolf congratulating Albert "Teddy" Darling as Man of the Year. scanDec 2
  1250. 1250Councillors Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Duehay, Walsh and Mayor Wolf on the death of the Honorable James Gabriel. scanDec 2
  1251. 1251Councillors Sullivan, Duehay and Mayor Wolf resolution on the appointment of Albert Carnevale as Dean of the John F. Kennedy School of Government. scanDec 2
  1252. 1252Mayor Wolf, Vice Mayor Reeves and Councillor Cyr resolutions on "Crime Prevention Week" scanDec 2
  1253. 1253Awaiting Report item No. 22 regarding pedestrian safety at the corner of Rindge Avenue and Alewife Station. scanDec 2
  1254. 1254Awaiting Report item No. 33 regarding traffic signals at Old Sixth Street and Broadway. scanDec 2
  1255. 1255Awaiting Report Item No. 11 regarding the repair of non-functioning lights near the Eliot Bridge and Awaiting Report Item No. 12 re garding the repair of benches along Memorial Drive. scanDec 2
  1256. 1256Awaiting Report Item No. 15 regarding the removal of the cable guide from service, as well as Awaiting Report Item No. 17 re: audio supplement for the sight impaired. scanDec 2
  1257. 1257Councillor Myers re: License Commission not grant an y further pouring licenses until a policy is formulated by the License Commission. scanDec 2
  1258. 1258Entire membership re: reopening of the East Cambridge Head House. scanDec 2
  1259. 1259Presentation regarding Scheme Z. scanDec 9
  1260. 1260Finance Committee Report for a hearing held on Tuesday, December 3, 1991 to receive an update on the City's financial condition from the City Manager. scanDec 9
  1261. 1261Communication from Joseph E. Connarton, City Clerk and Sandra Albano, Executive Assistant to the City Council re: hearing held by the Inaugural Committee on Monday, December 2, 1991 regarding the Inaugural Ceremony for 1992. scanDec 9
  1262. 1262Councillor Russell resolutions on BIKE DAY. scanDec 9
  1263. 1263Councillor Russell resolutions to be prepared on the death of Mary M. Frazer. scanDec 9
  1264. 1264Mayor Wolf re: acceptance of the Report of the Mayor's Committee on University-Community Relationships. A/K/A TOWN GOWN Report. scanDec 9
  1265. 1265Vice Mayor Reeves re: loss of Upward Bound Program. scanDec 9
  1266. 1266Entire membership resolutions on the wedding anniversary of Ulysses and Ruth Gore. scanDec 9
  1267. 1267Councillor Sullivan resolutions on the death of Mollie St. Martin. scanDec 9
  1268. 1268Councillor Sullivan resolutions on the death of Michael P. Sette. scanDec 9
  1269. 1269Councillor Sullivan re: all pending items be placed on file without prejudice except Unfinished Business. scanDec 9
  1270. 1270Councillors Russell and Cyr re: merging of the Cambridge-Somerville Elder Services. scanDec 9
  1271. 1271Councillor Sullivan resolutions to be prepared on the death of Alice Dorothy Barry. scanDec 9
  1272. 1272Councillors Sullivan and Cyr re: resolutions to be prepared on the death of Marion E. Boudreau. scanDec 9
  1273. 1273Communication from Daryl Janes, 50 J.F.K. Street requesting a hearing before the City Council regarding arrests made outside the Harvard Square Sports Bar on November 23, 1991. Response Enclosed scanDec 9
  1274. 1274Communication from Carl F. Barron, Putnam Furniture Leasing Co., requesting the support of the City Council for proposed legislation on drugs. scanDec 9
  1275. 1275Councillor Duehay re: congratulations to Noah Feldman for winning a Rhodes Scholarship. scanDec 9
  1276. 1276Order re: lights shut off at 9:00 p.m. at Hoyt Field. (Councillor Sullivan) placed on file without prejudice scanDec 9
  1277. 1277Order re: Support the purchase of stenographic support to the City Council subcommittees. (Councillor Cyr) Placed on file without prejudice - 1/13/92 - Returned to the Calendar (See Sundries 1992 - 4/6/92) scanDec 9
  1278. 1278Order re: consulting entities to judge Cambridge government. (Councillor Walsh) Placed on file without prejudice scanDec 9
  1279. 1279Order re: amendment to Rule Nine of the City Council Rules. (Mayor Wolf) Placed on file without prejudice scanDec 9
  1280. 1280Report received from the Ordinance Committee for a hearing held on March 20, 1991 re: proposed amendment to the Municipal Code relative to the contract for the City Manager. Placed on file without prejudice scanDec 9
  1281. 1281Awaiting Report Item Nos. 18, 37 & 55 re: personnel service and employment contracts executed by the City Manager during the past three years. Placed on file without prejudice - 1/13/92 Returned to the Calendar. (See Sundries 4/6/92) scanDec 9
  1282. 1282Communication fromHousing and Community Development Committee for a hearing held on Thursday, July 18, 1991 regarding the transfer of certain city owned parcels to the Affordable Housing Trust. Placed on file without prejudice scanDec 9
  1283. 1283Communication received from Joseph E. Connarton, City Clerk transmitting a synopsis of the Special Meeting held June 11, 1991 relative to the transfer of certain city owned parcels to the Affordable Housing Trust. Placed on file without prejudice scanDec 9
  1284. 1284Communication received from Joseph E. Connarton, City Clerk, transmitting a synopsis of the Special Meeting of the City Council on June 12, 1991 relative to the transfer of certain city owned parcels to the Affordable Housing Trust. Placed on file without prejudice scanDec 9

Finance

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  1. 1Order-re: Notice of Intent to appeal the decision of the Executive Office of Transportation and Construction. (Councillors Duehay, Cyr, Myers, Russell, Toomey, Mayor Wolf and Vice Mayor Reeves) scanJan 7
  2. 2Order-re:disposition of housing re: Riverside-Cambridgeport Community Corporation. (Councillor Duehay) scanJan 7
  3. 3Order-re: display of photos of Willis David Moore and Harriet Griffin Wigfall. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanJan 7
  4. 4Order-re: notifying the neighborhood in the area bordered by the railroad tracks of situations concerning them. (Russell) scanJan 7
  5. 5Order-re: financial assistance to the Work Force Program. (Mayor Wolf & Councillor Myers) scanJan 7
  6. 6Order-re: authority to issue special permit regarding the Midas Muffler Case. (Duehay & Cry) scanJan 7
  7. 7Order-re: increase lighting on Scott Street. (Mayor Wolf) scanJan 7
  8. 8Order-re: review the Huron Avenue business area for pedestrian safety. (Mayor Wolf) scanJan 7
  9. 9Order-re: surveillance of the area of 1770 Mass. Ave. (Walsh) scanJan 7
  10. 10Order-re: report on the changes at the Cambridge Branch Post Office. (Russell) scanJan 7
  11. 11Order-re: paint over the illegal crosswalk on Huron Avenue. (Russell) scanJan 7
  12. 12Order-re: formation of committee for the formation of a Senior Center Plan. (Russell) scanJan 7
  13. 13Appropriation of a grant in the sum of $13,350. to the Human Services Dept. scanJan 7
  14. 14Appropriation of a grant in the sum of $29,580 to the Human Services Dept. scanJan 7
  15. 15Appropriation of a grant in the sum of $9,030 to the Human Services Dept. scanJan 7
  16. 16Appropriation of a grant in the sum of $10,000 to the Human Services Dept. scanJan 7
  17. 17Appropriation of a grant in the sum of $15,935 to the Human Services Dept. scanJan 7
  18. 18Awaiting Report Item Number 30 regarding the $114,000 appropriation. scanJan 7
  19. 19Awaiting Report Item Number 51 regarding expanding the revolving loan fund. scanJan 7
  20. 20Order-re: Land Bank Proposal. (Cyr) Locations of land bank location scanJan 7
  21. 21Order-re: install a stop sign at the corner of Richdale Ave. and Walden Street. (Russell) scanJan 14
  22. 22Order-re: "Rent to Buy Program". (Russell) scanJan 14
  23. 23Order-re: policy of providing free sand distribution for city residents. (Sullivan) scanJan 14
  24. 24Order-re: policy statement from the License Commission re: storing extra chairs on the premises. (Sullivan) scanJan 14
  25. 25Order-re: Lakeview Ave. to be placed on the list for sidewalk repair. (Mayor Wolf) scanJan 14
  26. 26Order-re: condition of the sidewalk between the cemetery and Sherman Street on Rindge Ave. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanJan 14
  27. 27Order-re: ordinance amendment proposal from the City Solicitor to require dumpsters to be enclosed by wooden fence. (Russell) scanJan 14
  28. 28Order-re: provide police coverage behind the King School. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanJan 14
  29. 29Order-re: Spring hazardous waste collection day. (Mayor Wolf) scanJan 14
  30. 30Order-re: siting of automatic cash machines by the Traffic and Parking Dept. (Mayor Wolf) scanJan 14
  31. 31Order-re: Main Public Library to remain open on Saturdays during the summer. (Mayor Wolf) scanJan 14
  32. 32Order-re: installation of police call boxes at the entrance to Russell Field. (Myers, Cyr & Russell) scanJan 14
  33. 33Order-re: enforcement of the City's "Pooper Scooper" law. (Myers) scanJan 14
  34. 34Order-re: Walden Street bridge be added to list for permanent repairs. (Myers) scanJan 14
  35. 35Order-re: misleading parking spaces in the Porter Exchange Parking lot. (Duehay) scanJan 14
  36. 36Order-re: complete banking services to the city. (Walsh) scanJan 14
  37. 37Order-re: replacing the street signs at the intersection of Brookline Street and Putnam Avenue. (Toomey) scanJan 14
  38. 38Order-re: correcting the timing synchronism of the traffic light at the 743 block of Mass. Ave. (Toomey) scanJan 14
  39. 39Order-re: clean up of the vacant lot at the corner of Harvard and Columbia Streets. (Myers) scanJan 14
  40. 40Order-re: use of cloth diapers at Cambridge Hospital. (Myers) scanJan 14
  41. 41Order-re: incentives to local employers to hire Cambridge residents. (Myers) scanJan 14
  42. 42Appropriation of $147,500 for the Transportation Management Plan. scanJan 14
  43. 43Order-re: denial of trash pick up due to use of private contractor in the past. (Walsh, Sullivan, Russell and Toomey) scanJan 14
  44. 44Order-re: drainage problem at Danehy Park. (Duehay) scanJan 28
  45. 45Order-re: flood an area of Cambridge Common and Hoyt Field. (Cyr) scanJan 28
  46. 46Order-re: establishment of a family assistance program for those serving in the Persian Gulf. (Cyr) scanJan 28
  47. 47Order-re: parking of Inspectional Services employee vehicles while on city business. (Russell) scanJan 28
  48. 48Order-re: number of cars fined for parking in handicapped parking zones. (Cyr) scanJan 28
  49. 49Order-re: employees to receive full salary and benefits who are activated for service in Persian Gulf. (Walsh, Sullivan & Russell) scanJan 28
  50. 50Order-re: decision of the Board of Survey of the property at 14 Van Norden Street and Putnam Avenue and River Street be forwarded to the City Council. (Cyr) scanJan 28
  51. 51Order-re: replacement of the No Parking signs along Tyler Court. (Cyr) scanJan 28
  52. 52Order-re: enforcement of the truck traffic in residential neighborhoods. (Cyr) scanJan 28
  53. 53Order-re: trucks from Fawcett Oil are entering and exiting on Cottage Park Avenue. (Cyr & Mayor Wolf) scanJan 28
  54. 54Order-re: Middlesex Street, even side, from Wilson Place to Van Norden Street be placed on sidewalk repair list. (Cyr) scanJan 28
  55. 55Order-re: review the structure and procedures of Cambridge's regulatory boards. (Cyr) scanJan 28
  56. 56Order-re: establish a program where a fine is imposed for failure to shovel within 24 hours. (Cyr) scanJan 28
  57. 57Order-re: repair of lighting at the rear of St. Bartholomew's Church. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanJan 28
  58. 58Order-re: change in the time of placing trash on the sidewalk for pick up. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanJan 28
  59. 59Order-re: denouncing targeting persons of Arab descent and/or Muslims. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanJan 28
  60. 60Order-re: solution tot he inadequate snow and ice removal from city owned property. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanJan 28
  61. 61Order-re: Post Office to be reminded of their snow removal obligations. (Mayor Wolf) scanJan 28
  62. 62Order-re: MBTA to be reminded of their snow removal obligations at Garfield and Mass. Ave. (Mayor Wolf) scanJan 28
  63. 63Order-re: MDC to be reminded of their snow removal obligations. (Mayor Wolf) scanJan 28
  64. 64Order-re: removal of snow along the fence on Garden Street by Danehy Park. (Mayor Wolf) scanJan 28
  65. 65Order-re: decision to restrict parking on Broadway between Tremont and Norfolk Streets. (Mayor Wolf) scanJan 28
  66. 66Order-re: exclusion of hotels from residential classification for the purposes of administration of the Interim Agreement. (Cyr) scanJan 28
  67. 67Order-re: afterschool programs coordinate with regular school programs. (Mayor Wolf) scanJan 28
  68. 68Order-re: status ofour emergency warning system. (Russell) scanJan 28
  69. 69Order-re: repair of the clock at City Hall. (Myers) scanJan 28
  70. 70Order-re: additional barels for sand and salt in Jefferson Park. (Russell) scanJan 28
  71. 71Order-re: support for operation DESERT STORM by placing yellow ribbons on the trees on the lawn at City Hall. (Sullivan) scanJan 28
  72. 72Order-re: private electric companies will pay 100% of the cost of improvements to heating and lighting systems in municipal buildings. (Toomey) scanJan 28
  73. 73Order-re: maintenance of health care benefits for military reservists. (Sullivan) scanJan 28
  74. 74Appropriation of a donation in the sum of $4,000 to the Conservation Commission. scanJan 28
  75. 75Appropriation of a grant in the sum of $83,542.00 to the Human Services Dept. scanJan 28
  76. 76Appropriation of a grant in the sum of $1,621,865.00 to the Human Services Dept. scanJan 28
  77. 77Appropriation of a grant in the sum of $1,612.00 to the Human Services Dept. scanJan 28
  78. 78Transfer of $40,000 in the Police Dept. scanJan 28
  79. 79Transfer of $2,000 in the Inspectional Services Dept. scanJan 28
  80. 80Transfer of $5,000 to the Animal Commission. scanJan 28
  81. 81Appropriation of a grant in the sum of $203,000 to the Community Development Dept. scanJan 28
  82. 82Appropriation of a grant in the sum of $67,000 to the Community Development Dept. scanJan 28
  83. 83Appropriation of a grant in the sum of $130,000 to the Health and Hospital Dep. scanJan 28
  84. 84Appropriation of $5,345.63 to the Community Development Dept. scanJan 28
  85. 85City's Comprehensive Financial Report (CAFR). scanJan 28
  86. 86REFERRED TO THE CITY MANAGER FOR REPORT - Order-re: option of wearing the flag by Police Officers. (Russell) scanFeb 4
  87. 87Order-re: replace dead trees at Danehy Park. (Cyr) scanFeb 4
  88. 88Order-re: denial of employment of Mr. William Moore. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanFeb 4
  89. 89CONSENT order - re: traffic study at the intersection of Granville, Saville and Fayerweather Street. (Russell) scanFeb 4
  90. 90CONSENT order - re: condition in the street in the area of 28 Cedar Street. (Russell) scanFeb 4
  91. 91CONSENT order - re: removing snow from the North Cambridge Senior Center and from all senior citizen buildings. (Russell) scanFeb 4
  92. 92CONSENT order - re: priority registration for classes held at the War Memorial. (Mayor Wolf) scanFeb 4
  93. 93Order-re: permanent policy to declare a snow emergency. (Walsh) scanFeb 4
  94. 94CONSENT order - re: speeding on Berkshire Street. (Myers) scanFeb 4
  95. 95CONSENT order - re: plan for a future snow removal program. (Myers) scanFeb 4
  96. 96CONSENT order - re: recent crime activity in the Cambridgeport area. (Myers) scanFeb 4
  97. 97CONSENT order - re: increased air over Cambridge. (Duehay) scanFeb 4
  98. 98Order-re: budget appropriations for art related programs in the FY 91 - 92 budget. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanFeb 4
  99. 99CONSENT order - re: replace bulb in street lamp on Essex Street (Walsh) scanFeb 4
  100. 100Acceptance of a gift from Prince Turki and an appropriation of $20,000 to the Human Services Dept. scanFeb 4
  101. 101Transfer of $5,460.00 to the Library Dept. (CONSENT) scanFeb 4
  102. 102Order-re: report on responsibility and legal roles of boards and commissions. (Cyr) scanFeb 4
  103. 103Order-re: informing residents of the City's emergency warning system. (Russell) scanFeb 11
  104. 104Order-re: support for residents and family members serving in OPERATION DESERT STORM. (Vice Mayor Reeves0 scanFeb 11
  105. 105Order-re: owner of record to clean vacant lot on the corner of Harvard and Moore Street. (Toomey) scanFeb 11
  106. 106Order-re: complaints of citizens on Speridakis Terrace. (Walsh) scanFeb 11
  107. 107Order-re: installation of blinking lights along Cambridge Street near CRLS. (Walsh) scanFeb 11
  108. 108Order-re: use of remote control button to turn on and off a cable compatible TV set. (Walsh) scanFeb 11
  109. 109Order-reconstruction of Stop & Shop on Memorial Drive. (Russell) scanFeb 11
  110. 110Order-re: variances for the property be publicized for One Arsenal Square. (Mayor Wolf) scanFeb 11
  111. 111Order-re: update on arrangements for meeting to combat crime in the Alewife area. (Russell) scanFeb 11
  112. 112Order-re: Memorial Flagstaff site. (Mayor Wolf) scanFeb 11
  113. 113Order-re: laying of rubberized mats over the railroad tracks on Cambridge Street. (Sullivan) scanFeb 11
  114. 114Appropriation of a grant in the sum of $37,360 to the Health and Hospital Dept. scanFeb 11
  115. 115FY 90 City's Annual Report. scanFeb 11
  116. 116Order-re: massive rent increases for 1-3 Langdon Street. (Myers) scanFeb 11
  117. 117Appropriation of $18,026.00 to the Human Services Department. scanFeb 25
  118. 118Appropriation of $18,324.00 to the Human Services Department. scanFeb 25
  119. 119Appropriation of $39,660.00 to the Human Services Department. scanFeb 25
  120. 120Appropriation of $137,700.00 to the Human Services Department. scanFeb 25
  121. 121Transfer of $3,888.00 to the Fire Department. scanFeb 25
  122. 122Councillor Toomey re: deliberations of the Bridge Design Review Committee re: Scheme Z. scanMar 4
  123. 123Councillor Cyr re: Fumes from Central Square printing plant. scanMar 4
  124. 124Councillor Walsh re: decision not to recruit police officers. scanMar 4
  125. 125Councillors Cyr and Duehay re: opening the Sherman treet site as a re-cycling drop off site. scanMar 4
  126. 126Councillor Sullivan re: repair and replace the sidewalk at the corner of Arrow Street and Mass. Avenue. scanMar 4
  127. 127Mayor Wolf re: on the city's snow removal policy. scanMar 4
  128. 128Councillor Duehay re: complaint of Mary Chin. scanMar 4
  129. 129Councillor Russell re: Formation of neighborhood crime task force. scanMar 4
  130. 130Councillors Russell and Cyr re: funds from North Cambridge Stabilization be used to provide visible police details in North Cambridge. scanMar 4
  131. 131Councillor Cyr re: City Summit on the State of Cambridge Finances. scanMar 4
  132. 132Councillor Cyr re: reviewing the Scientific Data on toxic wastes. scanMar 4
  133. 133Councillor Russell re: schedule of rates for the pickup of commercial rubbish. scanMar 4
  134. 134Mayor Wolf re: street lights of Old Dee Road. scanMar 4
  135. 135Mayor Wolf re: inspect the sidewalk on Mass. Avenue for pedestrian safety hazards. scanMar 4
  136. 136Councillor Toomey re: possibility of allowing ice skating on the Lechmere Canal. scanMar 4
  137. 137Councillor Russell re: MDC to determine why lights are not working on Memorial Drive near the Morse School. scanMar 4
  138. 138Councillor Russell re: Notification to warn neighborhood of a possible leak if noxious fumes should occur. scanMar 4
  139. 139Councillor Russell re: Clearing the debris blocking the sidewalk on Field Street. scanMar 4
  140. 140Report from the Committee on Finance for a hearing held Feb. 26, 1991 re: the impact of the close of the fiscal year tax revenues for FY 91 as well as the impact on the proposed reductions in local aid for FY 92. scanMar 4
  141. 141Transfer of $45,000.00 to the Fire Department. scanMar 4
  142. 142Mayor Wolf re: Sherman Street between Rindge Avenue and Walden St. be placed on the sidewalk repair list. scanMar 4
  143. 143Councillor Myers re: enforcement of the one-way traffic sign on Bay Street. scanMar 4
  144. 144Councillor Myers re: traffic problems at the intersection of Magazine and Allston Streets. scanMar 4
  145. 145Councillor Walsh re: running traffic signal at Cambridge and Willow Streets. scanMar 4
  146. 146Councillor Walsh re: sloppy trash and litter disposal outside Kentucky Fried Chicken. scanMar 4
  147. 147Councillor Walsh re: invitation to Governor and Mrs. Weld to participate in the July 4th Parade. scanMar 4
  148. 148Councillor Walsh re: bulb replaced in the street lamp on the right along Essex Street between Mass. Avenue and Bishop Allen Drive. scanMar 4
  149. 149Councillor Walsh re: hospital policy re: Lobbying activity. scanMar 4
  150. 150Councillor Russell re: speed enforcement on Chauncy Street. scanMar 4
  151. 151Four appropriation orders as follows: a)Appropriation of $200,000.00 to the Neville Manor Dept. b)Appropriation of $650,000.00 to the Neville Manor Dept. c)$2,900,000.00 to the Hospital and Ambulatory Care Dept. d)Appropriation of $2,400,000.00 to the Hospital and Ambulatory Care Dept. scanMar 4
  152. 152Councillor Duehay re: replace the street lights at the Eliot Bridge. scanMar 18
  153. 153Councillor Russell re: designating vehicles as "emergency vehicles." scanMar 18
  154. 154Councillor Walsh re: placing stanchions at dangerous intersections throughout the City. scanMar 18
  155. 155Councillor Walsh replacing the lamp on Second Street. scanMar 18
  156. 156Mayor Wolf re: increase police coverage at the intersection of Hampshire and Windsor Street. scanMar 18
  157. 157Councillor Russell re: building of a comprehensive Senior Citizen Center. scanMar 18
  158. 158Councillor Walsh re: implementations of a curative and preventative program for keeping the Reservoir clean of dog feces. scanMar 18
  159. 159Councillor Walsh re: city department to sue another agency with outside legal counsel. scanMar 18
  160. 160Water consumption and sewer use rates for April 1, 1991 thru March 1, 1992. scanMar 18
  161. 161Councillor Russell re: enforcement of the Resident Parking Sticker Program. scanMar 18
  162. 162Mayor Wolf re: response to the Final Supplemental Environment Impact Report for the Central Artery. scanMar 18
  163. 163Councillor Russell re: Update on microwave for the lunch room. scanMar 18
  164. 164Councillor Russell re: paint the curbing yellow at the driveway to Manning Apartment. scanMar 18
  165. 165Councillor Russell installation of signs indicating the existence of the dog feces removal ordinance in the area of Huron Avenue and Lakeview Avenue. scanMar 18
  166. 166Councillor Sullivan resolutions on the death of Angela S. Mason. scanMar 18
  167. 167Councillor Russell re: visibility when making left turn onto Mass. Avenue from Washburn Avenue. scanMar 18
  168. 168Communication from Mary Daly regarding fiscal concerns of the City. scanMar 18
  169. 169Transfer of $67,500 in Public Works Department. scanMar 18
  170. 170Appropriation of $250,000 to the Water Department. scanMar 18
  171. 171Transfer of $27,080 in the Human Services Department. scanMar 18
  172. 172Councillor Duehay re: repair of pedestrian light on Mass. Ave. scanMar 25
  173. 173Councillor Duehay re: plaque at Danehy Park. scanMar 25
  174. 174Councillor Toomey re: full cooperation "Cambridge Support Our Troops" Rally. scanMar 25
  175. 175Councillor Russell re: additional lighting at the Fresh Pond Apartments. scanMar 25
  176. 176Mayor Wolf re: final determinations by Outdoor Advertising Board on 30 permits denied for Ackerly billboards. scanMar 25
  177. 177Councillor Walsh and Russell re: tenants at 11 Everett Street. scanMar 25
  178. 178Councillor Russell re: plans for the consturuction of a new Haggerty School. scanMar 25
  179. 179Councillor Russell and Walsh re: storage of materials used by DPU. scanMar 25
  180. 180Councillor Russell re: Holworthy Place to be included in the list for street sweeping. scanMar 25
  181. 181Mayor Wolf re: loitering around Graham and Parks School. scanMar 25
  182. 182Councillors Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Walsh and Cyr re: resolution congratulating the Santa Lucia Society. scanMar 25
  183. 183Transfer of $5,400.00 in the Electrical Department. scanMar 25
  184. 184Councillor Cyr re: list of saving measures to be included in the budget. scanMar 25
  185. 185Councillor Walsh re: context of publication entitled Rent Control Reform in Cambridge. scanMar 25
  186. 186Councillors Myers and Walsh re: regular reports on the Cambridge Employment Program and the CambridgeSide Galleria Job Fair. scanApr 1
  187. 187Councillor Duehay re: all city regulations are being complied with re: Lincoln's Inn Society. scanApr 1
  188. 188Councillor Walsh re: the Job Fair. scanApr 1
  189. 189Councillors Russell and Duehay re: suitable plaque to be placed at the entrance of East Cambridge Parking Garage in memory of Paul Frisoli. scanApr 1
  190. 190Councillor Sullivan re: purchase of the Broadway Super Market for a city wide senior center. scanApr 1
  191. 191Mayor Wolf re: Child Care Affordability Scholarship Assistance Fund. scanApr 1
  192. 192Mayor Wolf re: insuring that citizens do shovel their sidewalks. scanApr 1
  193. 193Mayor Wolf re: two non-priority disposal sites. scanApr 1
  194. 194Councillor Russell and Vice Mayor Reeves re: condition of the tunnel on Pemberton Street. scanApr 1
  195. 195Councillor Myers removing graffiti and posting signs at the Graham and Parks School. scanApr 1
  196. 196Communication received from Elizabeth Kline, 15 Kirkland Road, regarding the School Department budget. scanApr 1
  197. 197Transfer of $5,000.00 in the Auditing Department. scanApr 1
  198. 198Councillors Russell and Cyr re: make Poplar Road a one way street. scanApr 8
  199. 199Councillor Russell re: additional MBTA Police at both Alewife Station and Porter Station. scanApr 8
  200. 200Councillor Walsh re: increased foot patrol officers to make the neighborhoods safer. scanApr 8
  201. 201Councillor Cyr re: pedestrian tunnel at the intersection of Yerxa Road and Pemberton Street. scanApr 8
  202. 202Councillor Cyr re: Interdepartmental athletic programs. scanApr 8
  203. 203Mayor Wolf re: bicycle safety in Cambridge. scanApr 8
  204. 204Councillor Toomey re: trimming the trees and shrubs overhanging Blanchard Road and Concord Avenue. scanApr 8
  205. 205Councillor Cyr re: resolution of salary issues of parking control officers. scanApr 8
  206. 206Councillor Cyr re: information for budget hearings re: vehicles. scanApr 8
  207. 207Councillor Walsh and Sullivan re: safety concerns on Franklin Street. scanApr 8
  208. 208Mayor Wolf re: enforcement of the Clean Air Act. scanApr 8
  209. 209Vice Mayor Reeves re: lighting situation in Centanni Park. scanApr 8
  210. 210Councillor Walsh re: disposition of Albany Street Shelter. scanApr 8
  211. 211Councillors Toomey, Walsh and Russell re: permit parking in the area of Broadway. scanApr 8
  212. 212Councillor Toomey re: drainage problems at various locations. scanApr 8
  213. 213Councillor Toomey re: purchase of two city flags for use in public celebrations. scanApr 8
  214. 214Communication from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, transmitting the 1991-1992 Budget. scanApr 8
  215. 215Transfer of $5,000 for a Planning Consultant for a citywide Senior Center. scanApr 8
  216. 216Councillor Walsh re: Code of Conduct of colleges and universities. scanApr 8
  217. 217Councillor Walsh re: examination of sewer lines from sidewalk to residence at 381 Harvard Street. scanApr 22
  218. 218Councillor Cyr re: Alewife Steering Committee. scanApr 22
  219. 219Councillors Russell, Toomey, and Walsh re: city owned parking lot on Norfolk Street to be posted for Norfolk Street Resident Parking only. scanApr 22
  220. 220Vice Mayor Reeves re: Repair to the Civil War Memorial at Cambridge Common. scanApr 22
  221. 221Vice Mayor Reeves re: Central Square Cleanup Plan. scanApr 22
  222. 222Vice Mayor Reeves re: Condition of the Hoyt Field tot lot. scanApr 22
  223. 223Vice Mayor Reeves re: sandwich board sign on Prospect Street. scanApr 22
  224. 224Vice Mayor Reeves re: performance of city employees. scanApr 22
  225. 225Councillor Cyr re: reopening of the East Head House. scanApr 22
  226. 226Councillor Russell re: roadway defect on Huron Avenue in the vicinity of Fountain Terrace. scanApr 22
  227. 227Councillor Russell re: Illegally parked cars in front of 18 Cushing Street. scanApr 22
  228. 228Councillor Russell re: tree at 68 Holworth Street. scanApr 22
  229. 229Councillors Cyr and Toomey re: future uses of the walkway adjacent to the Gore Street Rink. scanApr 22
  230. 230Councillor Toomey re: staffing at the cemetery. scanApr 22
  231. 231Councillor Toomey re: procurement of Arts Council amplification system. scanApr 22
  232. 232Entire membership re: "Neighborhood Crime Watch" signs be erected in North Cambridge. scanApr 22
  233. 233Appropriation of $1,050.00 to the Human Services Department. scanApr 22
  234. 234Appropriation of $72,000.00 to the Human Services Department. scanApr 22
  235. 235Transfer of $10,000.00 to the Public Investment Fund. scanApr 22
  236. 236Councillor Myers and Vice Mayor Reeves re: development of a mediation program by the Rent Control Department. scanApr 22
  237. 237Councillor Cyr re: ban on all sewer connections. scanApr 22
  238. 238Communication from Claire E. Rodley, Secretary of the School Committee, transmitting the School Department Budget. scanApr 22
  239. 239Councillor Toomey re: potholes to be filled in on Albany Street. scanApr 29
  240. 240Councillor Walsh re: speeding of vehicular traffic on Blanchard Road. scanApr 29
  241. 241Appropriation of $250,000.00 to the Law Department. scanApr 29
  242. 242Appropriation of $1,002,174.00 to the Community Development Department. scanApr 29
  243. 243Transfer of $3,600.00 to the Human Services Department. scanApr 29
  244. 244Appropriation of a grant for $1,061.00 to the Historical Commission. scanApr 29
  245. 245Vice Mayor Reeves and Councillor Myers re: limit rent increases to a maximum of 30%. scanApr 29
  246. 246Councillor Myers and Vice Mayor Reeves re: Community Reinvestment Act. scanApr 29
  247. 247Entire membership resolution on the retirement of Frances H. Cooper. scanApr 29
  248. 248Councillor Walsh re: transforming the structure of the Police Review and Advisory Board. scanApr 29
  249. 249Councillor Walsh re: noise violation at 20 Chilton Street. scanApr 29
  250. 250Councillors Toomey and Cyr re: enlarging the Cambridgeport Teen Center. scanApr 29
  251. 251Councillor Toomey re: installing lights at the Donnolly Little League Diamond. scanApr 29
  252. 252Vice Mayor Reeves re: publishing government telephone listing twice yearly. scanApr 29
  253. 253Mayor Wolf and Councillor Cyr re: affordable housing. scanApr 29
  254. 254Councillor Russell re: signs regarding dog feces removal at the corner of Linnaean Street and Potter Park. scanApr 29
  255. 255Councillor Myers and Vice Mayor Reeves re: establishment of a revolving loan fund program. scanApr 29
  256. 256Awaiting Report Item No. 20 regarding information relative to hiring of outside legal counsel. scanApr 29
  257. 257Vice Mayor Reeves and Councillor Cyr re: potholes on Green Street. scanApr 29
  258. 258Councillor Walsh re: update on negotiation re: senior substitutes at the Cambridge Library. scanApr 29
  259. 259Entire membership re: appreciation day for Chief of Police Tony Paolillo. scanApr 29
  260. 260Councillor Toomey re: replacing the Normandy Avenue and the Blanchard Road Street signs. scanApr 29
  261. 261Councillor Toomey re: cost of converting the Third Street Fire Station to a full community center. scanApr 29
  262. 262Loan Order for $2,630,000 for renovation to the Neville Manor, Area Four Teen Center and 1% for the Arts Projects. ORDER ADOPTED 9-0-0. on May 6, 1991. scanMay 6
  263. 263Amendment to Loan Order for the sum of $23,625,000. scanMay 6
  264. 264Mayor Wolf re: report of how many cases for adjustments are more than one year old. scanMay 6
  265. 265Councillor Russell and Vice Mayor Reeves re: "Resident Parking" Program on Concord Avenue. scanMay 6
  266. 266Councillor Russell re: matter of concern in Corcoran Park. scanMay 6
  267. 267Councillor Russell re: emergency notification system. scanMay 6
  268. 268Councillor Sullivan re: increase police presence on Matignon Road area. scanMay 6
  269. 269Mayor Wolf and Councillor Duehay re: parking ticket hearings to be conducted during non-business hours. scanMay 6
  270. 270Councillors Russell and Cyr re: number of Jitney Licenses granted. scanMay 6
  271. 271Councillor Myers re: money owed to the City re: Cambridge Hospital reimbursement. scanMay 6
  272. 272Councillor Myers report on the City's free cash situation. scanMay 6
  273. 273Councillor Myers re: update on one-way status of Kirkland Street. scanMay 6
  274. 274Councillor Myers and Vice Mayor Reeves re: study relating to career training and employment opportunities. scanMay 6
  275. 275Councillor Walsh re: installation of Continental Cablevision in the Harvard Law School dormitories. scanMay 6
  276. 276Councillor Duehay re: benches along Memorial Drive be replaced and repaired. scanMay 6
  277. 277Councillor Duehay re: broken highway lights on the Boston and Cambridge sides of the Charles River near the Eliot bridge. scanMay 6
  278. 278COMMUNICATION FROM Robert W. Healy relative to the acceptance of a donation of $2,020.00 and the establishment of the Dorothea Johnson Petery Memorial Trust Fund to be established for the purchase of children's materials and services benefiting all the children in the Cambridge community. scanMay 6
  279. 279Communication re: an order requesting the transfer of $3,760.00 from the Electrical Salaries and Wages Account to the Electrical Expenditures Account. scanMay 6
  280. 280Report from the Committee on Finance for a series of public hearings held relative to the WATER FUND BUDGET for fiscal year 1991-1992. scanMay 13
  281. 281Report from Committee on Finance for a series of public hearings held relative to the HOSPITAL AND AMBULATORY CARE FUND BUDGET for FY 1991-1992. scanMay 13
  282. 282Communication in response to the City Council Committee on Finance's requests for information on theFY 92 budget. see orders adopted scanMay 13
  283. 283Report from Committee on Finance for a series of public hearings held relative to the NEVILLE MANOR FUND BUDGET for FY 1991-1992. scanMay 13
  284. 284Report from Committee on Finance for a series of public hearings held relative to the PUBLIC INVESTMENT FUND BUDGET for FY 1991-1992. scanMay 13
  285. 285Report from Committee on Finance for a series of public hearings held relative to the GENERAL FUND BUDGET for FY 1991-1992. scanMay 13
  286. 286Councillor Walsh re: blind curve on Walden Street. scanMay 13
  287. 287Councillor Duehay re: immediate opening of the token operated turnstile entrances. scanMay 13
  288. 288Councillor Walsh re: situation on Thingvalla Avenue. scanMay 13
  289. 289Councillor Sullivan re: resurface sections of Ellsworth Avenue, Ellery Street, Roaberts Road and Dana Street. scanMay 13
  290. 290Councillor Duehay re: Continuous playing of bongo drums on the Cambridge Common. scanMay 13
  291. 291Mayor Wolf re: cuts in mental health. scanMay 13
  292. 292Vice Mayor Reeves re: crosswalks to be installed at 85 Bishop Allen Drive. scanMay 13
  293. 293Comm. relative to a transfer of $6,000.00 in the City Council's budget. scanMay 13
  294. 294Councillor Cyr re: acquiring the parcel of property at North Point for housing. scanMay 13
  295. 295Councillors Russell and Cyr re: inspection of Raymond Street. scanMay 13
  296. 296Councillor Sullivan re: adequate funding for all vacant positions within the Water Department. scanMay 13
  297. 297Councillor Russell re: Permit Parking on Alberta Terrace and Jackson Streets. scanMay 13
  298. 298Councillor Sullivan resolutions on Teddy Straube. scanMay 13
  299. 299Councillor Walsh re: additional SCOLA foreign language cable service in the City. scanMay 13
  300. 300Councillor Sullivan re: rent control units to be made available to Cambridge residents. scanMay 13
  301. 301Councillor Russell re: repairing the fence near Jerry's Pond. scanMay 13
  302. 302Councillor Cyr re: feeding program called "The Family Table" scanMay 20
  303. 303Councillor Toomey re: installing a four-way stop sign at Fifth St. and Charles Street. scanMay 20
  304. 304Councillor Russell re: water down the parks and playgrounds during the dry period. scanMay 20
  305. 305Councillor Cyr re: replacing the wooden fence at Kingsley Park. scanMay 20
  306. 306Councillor Sullivan re: resurface Squire's Court. scanMay 20
  307. 307Mayor Wolf re: speeding on Pleasant and Magazine Streets and Kelly Road. scanMay 20
  308. 308Mayor Wolf re: speeding on Scott & Farrar Streets. scanMay 20
  309. 309Mayor Wolf re: enforcement of "NO PARKING" Regulations in the area of the Manning Apartments. scanMay 20
  310. 310Councillor Cyr re: removing the parking meters in front of 2050 Massachusetts Avenue. scanMay 20
  311. 311Councillor Russell re: Police Commissioner to attend the joint meeting of the North Cambridge Crime Task Force and the Neighborhood Crime Watch Committee. scanMay 20
  312. 312Councillor Myers re: resident parking changed on Franklin Street. scanMay 20
  313. 313Councillor Russell re: Police Department Honor Guard to be provided with one of the 12 year old busses being turned in. scanMay 20
  314. 314Transfer of $2,100.00 in the Cable Department. scanMay 20
  315. 315Appropriation of $1,200.00 to the Library Department. scanMay 20
  316. 316Transfer of 38,990.00 to the Public Works Department. scanMay 20
  317. 317Councillor Walsh re: Senate Bill #1580 of 1991. scanMay 20
  318. 318Mayor Wolf and Councillor Myers re: survey lighting on Magazine Street. scanJun 3
  319. 319Mayor Wolf re: installing a "ONE WAY" of "DO NOT ENTER" sign at the intersection of Amory Street and St. Mary's Road. scanJun 3
  320. 320Mayor Wolf re: installing a "Slow-Children" sign at the beginning of Myrtle Avenue. scanJun 3
  321. 321Mayor Wolf re: illegal left hand turns from Franklin Street onto Western Avenue. scanJun 3
  322. 322Mayor Wolf and Vice Mayor Reeves re: graduates of CRLS. scanJun 3
  323. 323Mayor Wolf re: truck traffic on Bent Street. scanJun 3
  324. 324Mayor Wolf re: complaints of the neighbors against the PWD. scanJun 3
  325. 325Mayor Wolf re: noise ordinance regarding air conditioners. scanJun 3
  326. 326Councillor Toomey and Cyr re: citizens in application process for federal and state assistance programs. scanJun 3
  327. 327Councillor Walsh re: noise emanating outside a business on Arrow Street. scanJun 3
  328. 328Councillors Russell and Cyr re: possibility of limiting access to Clarendon Avenue. scanJun 3
  329. 329Councillor Walsh re: Mayor to schedule a hearing regarding the disposition of Riverside Cambridgeport Community Housing, Inc. properties. scanJun 3
  330. 330Mayor Wolf re: traffic study at the intersection of Appleton Street, Huron Avenue and Vassal Lane. scanJun 3
  331. 331Councillor Russell and Vice Mayor Reeves: re pertaining to expiring use buildings. scanJun 3
  332. 332Councillor Myers re: increased police visibility in the area of Magazine Street. scanJun 3
  333. 333Comm. received from Councillor Duehay transmitting the in-lieu-of tax report. scanJun 3
  334. 334Petition of Vincent J. Panico A/K/A Stu-Lin[?] requesting approval for the construction of a bay window at the premises numbered 12 Mount Auburn Street. scanJun 3
  335. 335Councillor Cyr and Vice Mayor Reeves re: purchase of a public address system for use in the city ceremonies. scanJun 3
  336. 336Councillor Sullivan re: 305-309 Broadway under the Resident Parking Program. scanJun 3
  337. 337Councillor Walsh re: interim report on the implementation of stanchions/barrels in the middle of intersections throughout the City. scanJun 3
  338. 338Councillor Russell re: method of composting. scanJun 3
  339. 339Councillor Russell re: update on the installation of a flag at the War Memorial. scanJun 3
  340. 340Councillor Russell re: constructing temporary fences along the outfield boundaries of the softball fields at Danehy Park. scanJun 3
  341. 341Councillor Myers re: in-depth traffic study on Pearl Street. scanJun 3
  342. 342Appropriation of a grant in the sum of $124,080. to the Health and Hospital Department. scanJun 3
  343. 343Appropriation of $66,715. to the Public Works Department. scanJun 3
  344. 344Councillor Cyr re: investigating the purchase of the former Odd Fellows Building in Central Square. scanJun 3
  345. 345Councillor Sullivan re: property tax bills to be mailed quarterly. scanJun 3
  346. 346Councillor Russell re: trim trees around the street lights on Huron Avenue between Manassas Avenue and Fayerweather Street. scanJun 10
  347. 347Mayor Wolf re: muffling the noise from street vacuums. scanJun 10
  348. 348Councillor Toomey re: formation of the East Cambridge Community Center Task Force. scanJun 10
  349. 349Vice Mayor Reeves re: deliveries to the Cambridge Food Co-Op. scanJun 10
  350. 350Councillor Russell re: status of property at the corner of Putnam Avenue and River Street. scanJun 10
  351. 351Councillor Walsh re: security in elderly apartments. scanJun 10
  352. 352Councillor Walsh re: antics of youngsters on bicycles and skateboards along the sidewalks of Mass. Avenue. scanJun 10
  353. 353Councillor Walsh re: "Heavy Commercial Exclusion" not be rescinded on Prospect Street. scanJun 10
  354. 354Councillor Walsh re: sign on Speridakis Terrace being a dead end street. scanJun 10
  355. 355Councillors Walsh, Russell, Sullivan and Toomey re: serious impact from latex condoms. scanJun 10
  356. 356Councillor Walsh re: violence in the area of Buckingham Street. scanJun 10
  357. 357Comm. relative to an order requesting a transfer of $5,000. from Traffic and Parking and Wages Account to the Travel and Training Account. scanJun 10
  358. 358Comm. relative to an order requesting a transfer of $152,000. to the School Department. scanJun 10
  359. 359Comm. relative to a request for a transfer of $66,143.00 to the Public Celebration Other Ordinary Maintenance Account. scanJun 10
  360. 360Comm. relative to a request for the appropriation of $89,537.00 in the Public Investment Fund from the Executive Offic of Communities & Development for the improvement to the Columbia Street Park in Area IV. scanJun 10
  361. 361Comm. relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $81,337.96 to the Community Development Department to provide the funds for the repayment of the Housing Development Fund and Eligible CDBG project in Area IV. scanJun 10
  362. 362Comm. relative to an order authorizing the City Manager to transfer appropriations from allotments prior to the close of the books for Fiscal Year 1990-1991. scanJun 10
  363. 363Appropriation of a grant for $418,815.25 to the Health and Hospital Account for crisis intervention services at the Cambridge Hospital. scanJun 24
  364. 364Appropriation of a grant for $130,000.00 to the Health and Hospital Account for a comprehensive HIV treatment program. scanJun 24
  365. 365Appropriation of a grant for $114,570.00 to the Health and Hospital Account for services to victims of violent crimes. scanJun 24
  366. 366Appropriation of a grant for $43,500.00 to the Health and Hospital Account for HIV education, counseling and support programs. scanJun 24
  367. 367Appropriation of a grant for $15,000.00 to the Health and Hospital Account for services provided ath the CRLS Teen Health Center. scanJun 24
  368. 368Appropriation of a grant for $14,018.00 to the Health and Hospital Account for voluntary AIDS testing and pre and Post-test counseling. scanJun 24
  369. 369Appropriation of a grant for $274,813.00 to the Health and Hospital Account to provide funds to continue the W.I.C. Program. scanJun 24
  370. 370Appropriation of a grant for $1,330,930.00to the Health and Hospital Account to provide funds for the Aftercare Program. scanJun 24
  371. 371Appropriation of a grant for $1,732,745.00 to the Health and Hospital Account to provide funds for psychiatric services provided at Met. State Hospital. scanJun 24
  372. 372Appropriation of a grant for 935,000.00 to the Health and Hospital Account for psychiatric residents and their training physicians. scanJun 24
  373. 373Appropriation of a grant for $71,667.00 to the Health and Hospital Account to provide for mental health outpatient psychiatric clinical services to the Haitian population. scanJun 24
  374. 374Appropriation of a grant for $22,693.00 to the Health and Hospital Account for a portion of the administrative and quality assurance related cost with the East Cambridge Community Health Center. scanJun 24
  375. 375Appropriation of $530,000.00 in free cash to the Employee Benefits Account to provide funds for the School Department's "Early Out" Incentive Program. scanJun 24
  376. 376Comm. relative to a report issued by Moody's Investors Service relative to the recent upgrade of the City's bond rating from Aa to Aa1by that Agency. scanJun 24
  377. 377Appropriation of a grant of $20,000.00 to the Public Celebrations Account for the Arts in Education Project. scanJun 24
  378. 378Appropriation of a grant of $8,226.00 to the Public Celebrations Account for a portion of the costs of the operation of the Arts Council. scanJun 24
  379. 379Appropriation of a grant to the Health and Hospital Account to provide additional funding for the Crisis Intervention Program in the amount of $16,440.00/ scanJun 24
  380. 380Appropriation of a grant for $22,517.00 to the Health and Hospital Services Account to provide funds for Outreach Coordinator position based at the Windsor Street Clinic. scanJun 24
  381. 381Appropriation of a grant for $70,325.76 to the Health and Hospital Account for linguistically appropriate prenatal and pediatric care. scanJun 24
  382. 382Appropriation of a grant for $40,000.00 to the Health and Hospital Account to continue the program at CRLS which provides direct care to students through two nurse practitioner positions. scanJun 24
  383. 383Appropriation of $11,920.00 to the Human Services Department to provide funds for part-time summer camp staffers sponsored by Harrington, Morse and Maynard Community Schools. scanJun 24
  384. 384Transfer of $8,150.00 to the Human Services Department to provide funds for those Community School employees who have been transferred from Contract Account to payroll. scanJun 24
  385. 385Appropriation of $9,194.00 to the Human Services Department to provide additional funds for programs that provide English as a Second Language to a minimum of 90 students. scanJun 24
  386. 386Appropriation of $1,050.00.to the Human Services Department for a Workplace Basic Skills Program for a maximum of 25 MGH employees. scanJun 24
  387. 387Councillors Toomey and Myers re: additional funding for increased summer jobs. scanJun 24
  388. 388Councillor Toomey re: dumpster at 2368 Mass. Avenue. scanJun 24
  389. 389Councillor Toomey re: traffic pattern at Twin City Mall. scanJun 24
  390. 390Vice Mayor Reeves re: ground cover of sand at the Lopez Street Tot Lot. scanJun 24
  391. 391Vice Mayor Reeves re: repair of sidewalk on Sacramento Place. scanJun 24
  392. 392Vice Mayor Reeves re: replacement of plaque at the Sacramento Tot Lot. scanJun 24
  393. 393Vice Mayor Reeves re: "STOP" sign at the intersection of Green Street and Magazine Street. scanJun 24
  394. 394Councillors Russell and Cyr re: ventilation systems at the Tobin School. scanJun 24
  395. 395Councillors Sullivan and Cyr re: changing traffic pattern around Broadway/Hampshire and Portland Streets. scanJun 24
  396. 396Mayor Wolf re: reevaluate the curb cut and intersection on Broadway at Technology Square. scanJun 24
  397. 397Councillor Sullivan re: implementation of a sprinkler program at Donnelly Field. scanJun 24
  398. 398Vice Mayor Reeves re: unobstructed passage on city sidewalks. scanJun 24
  399. 399Councillor Duehay re: problem on dormant oil. - reprr[?]· 11/1/93 - See Agenda #3 scanJun 24
  400. 400Vice Mayor Reeves re: unobstructed passage on city sidewalks. scanJun 24
  401. 401Vice Mayor Reeves re: neighborhood blight in the area of Howard Street and Western Avenue. scanJun 24
  402. 402Councillor Myers re: traffic safety survey on Pleasant Street. scanJun 24
  403. 403Councillor Myers re: internships for summer employment for youths. scanJun 24
  404. 404Mayor Wolf re: plethora of dust and dirt which blow from Donnelly Field into the street. scanJun 24
  405. 405Mayor Wolf re: Improving safety at Donnelly Field. scanJun 24
  406. 406Councillor Sullivan re: increased police presence in the Fulkerson Street area. scanJun 24
  407. 407Councillor Walsh re: grass trimmed on Fresh Pond Reservation along Huron Avenue. scanJun 24
  408. 408Councillor Duehay re: enforcement of parking regulations on Norfolk Street. scanJun 24
  409. 409Councillor Russell re: dumping during the night hours. scanJun 24
  410. 410Councillor Russell re: agreement to close off Norfolk Street. scanJun 24
  411. 411Councillors Russell and Sullivan re: "Florence O'Hare" Plaque be replaced on Pemberton Street. scanJun 24
  412. 412Vice Mayor Reeves re: condition of the Tot Lot at the Corporal McTiernan play area. scanJun 24
  413. 413Councillor Russell re: traffic pattern at Star Market. scanJun 24
  414. 414Councillor Russell re: to make Grozier Road a "Do Not Enter" from Fresh Pond Parkway. scanJun 24
  415. 415Councillor Walsh re: added patrols to the vicinity of Alberico Playground. scanJun 24
  416. 416Councillor Sullivan re: list of personnel service and employment contracts executed by the City Manager. scanJun 24
  417. 417Communication relative to the Affordable Housing Preservation Fee. AKA " AN ACT AUTHORIZING THE CITY OF CAMBRIDGE TO ESTABLISH A REHABILITATION RESERVE FUND FOR RENT CONTROL HOUSING" scanJun 24
  418. 418Appropriation of $144,000 to the Neville Manor. scanAug 7
  419. 419Appropriation of $62,400 to the Community Development Department. scanAug 7
  420. 420Appropriation of $40,000 to the Human Services Department. scanAug 7
  421. 421Review of the internal controls on parking tickets at both Police and Traffic & Parking Departments by the City's external audit firm of KPMG Peat Marwick. scanAug 7
  422. 422Appropriation of $20,000 to the Human Services Department. scanAug 7
  423. 423Transfer of $48,700 in the Human Services Department. scanAug 7
  424. 424Appropriation of $16,800 in the Community Development Department. scanAug 7
  425. 425Appropriation of $6,300 to the Human Services Department. scanAug 7
  426. 426Appropriation of $12,941 to the Public Celebrations Account. scanAug 7
  427. 427Appropriation of $29,368 to the Public Celebration Account. scanAug 7
  428. 428Appropriation of $2,500 in the Library Department. scanAug 7
  429. 429Appropriation of $5,000 to the Human Services Department. scanAug 7
  430. 430Appropriation of $65,955 to the Human Services Department. scanAug 7
  431. 431Appropriation of $15,000 in the Human Services Department. scanAug 7
  432. 432Councillor Myers review all city management job descriptions and compensation packages. scanAug 7
  433. 433Amendment to loan order in the sum of $11,700,000.00 for repairs to Morse, Agassiz and Haggerty Schools. scanAug 7
  434. 434Loan order amendment in the sum of $3,530,000 for the Area Four Teen Center. scanAug 7
  435. 435Councillor Sullivan re: reviewing the Oakland Plan. scanAug 7
  436. 436Councillor Myers re: develop a policy for tree trimming. scanAug 7
  437. 437Vice Mayor Reeves re: dust hazard caused by the material used to cover the ground at the King School Neighborhood Park. scanAug 7
  438. 438Councillor Myers re: late night noise emanating from Hoyt Field. scanAug 7
  439. 439Mayor Wolf re: preserving our water source. scanAug 7
  440. 440Councillor Russell re: gate of garage repaired adjacent to the Manning Apartments. scanAug 7
  441. 441Councillor Cyr re: Home Rule Petition re: elderly person's assets be exempted from the assets test for an abatement. scanAug 7
  442. 442Mayor Wolf re: outside and independent review of the ticketing practices of the Police Department. scanAug 7
  443. 443Councillor Russell and Cyr re: site of 806 Mass. Avenue for a centralized senior center. scanAug 7
  444. 444Councillor Duehay re: Weston to draw water from the Cambridge reservoir in Weston. scanAug 7
  445. 445Councillor Russell re: condition of the ramp going towards Green Street. scanAug 7
  446. 446Councillor Walsh re: Replacement of a tree opposite the entrance of Michela's Restaurant. scanAug 7
  447. 447Councillor Sullivan re: future use of the property at 2 Mount Auburn Street. scanAug 7
  448. 448Councillor Walsh re: expediting the drafting of Hearing Reports from the Rent Control Board. scanAug 7
  449. 449Councillor Walsh, Sullivan and Mayor Wolf re: audio supplement to information disseminated via the Cable TV channels. scanAug 7
  450. 450Councillor Myers re: installation of a "Do Not Enter" sign on Cogswell Avenue. scanAug 7
  451. 451Councillor Toomey re: installation of sidewalk on Fulkerson Street between Charles and Binney Streets. scanAug 7
  452. 452Councillors Toomey and Sullivan re: removal of abandoned railroad tracks at Sixth and Fulkerson Streets. scanAug 7
  453. 453Councillor Toomey re: transferring the KLH daycare center to another non-profit provider. scanAug 7
  454. 454Councillor Sullivan re: reassignment of Parking Control Officers to administrative assignments during high temperatures. scanAug 7
  455. 455Councillor Duehay and Sullivan re: no parking signs to be placed on Magazine Street on either side of William Street. scanAug 7
  456. 456Councillors Russell, Sullivan, Walsh and Toomey re: survey conducted within the Cambridge Fire Department. scanAug 7
  457. 457Councillor Russell replacement of chairs in the first floor employee lounge. scanAug 7
  458. 458Councillor Walsh re: increase police surveillance in the Mass. Avenue Washburn Avenue area. scanAug 7
  459. 459Councillor Walsh re: defects in the recent roadway of Beech and Elm Streets. scanAug 7
  460. 460Councillor Russell reset sidewalk bricks on Poplar Road and the Handicapped Ramp. scanAug 7
  461. 461Councillor Russell re: Orchard Street to be included in 1992 Street Repair List. scanAug 7
  462. 462Councillor Walsh re: vendors doing business in the area of 1627 Cambridge Street and CRLS. scanAug 7
  463. 463Councillor Sullivan re: sign on each side of William Street at Magazine Street "No Parking -- 20 feet from Corner". scanAug 7
  464. 464Councillor Sullivan re: parking consideration for religious holidays. scanAug 7
  465. 465Vice Mayor Reeves re: softer ground cover for the Corporal Burns Toddler Playground. scanAug 7
  466. 466Mayor Wolf re: posting pedestrian crossing signs and repaint the crosswalk at the intersection of Beech Street and Elm Street. scanAug 7
  467. 467Councillor Duehay, Sullivan, and Walsh re: siting issue for the Albany Street Shelter for the homeless. scanAug 7
  468. 468Councillor Duehay re: air quality standards of station operated by BFI at North Point. scanAug 7
  469. 469Vice Mayor Reeves request of $35,000 from the Community Arts Center, Inc. scanSep 16
  470. 470Vice Mayor Reeves and Councillor Walsh request of $100,000 to the Saint Paul AME Church to build St. Paul Homes. scanSep 16
  471. 471Vice Mayor Reeves and Councillor Walsh request of $30,000 to the Salvation Army Adult Drop-In Center. scanSep 16
  472. 472Vice Mayor Reeves re: practice of garbage trucks driving the wrong way down one way streets. scanSep 16
  473. 473Councillor Russell re: planting trees on Clifton Street. scanSep 16
  474. 474Mayor Wolf re: update on the Caspar situation. scanSep 16
  475. 475Councillor Myers re: speeding on Pearl Street. scanSep 16
  476. 476Mayor Wolf resolutions on the upgrading of the Payson Park Reservoir. scanSep 16
  477. 477Mayor Wolf replacement of trees blown down during Hurricane Bob. scanSep 16
  478. 478Mayor Wolf re: wheelchair accessibility of the area around Concord Avenue and Garden Street. scanSep 16
  479. 479Mayor Wolf re: cleaning up graffiti. scanSep 16
  480. 480Mayor Wolf re: lighting survey to be done on Bradbury Street. scanSep 16
  481. 481Councillor Tooomey re: enrollment in the breakfast and lunch program at the schools. scanSep 16
  482. 482Councillor Sullivan and Councillor Walsh re: copies of all personnel service and employment contracts signed by the City Manager. scanSep 16
  483. 483Councillor Toomey re: access to certain floors by visitors or employees using stairwells in certain structures. scanSep 16
  484. 484Councillor Walsh re: prohibition of fees being charged by rent control tenants who sublet their rent controlled units. scanSep 16
  485. 485Councillors Cyr and Toomey re: eviction process for tenant convicted of the distribution or intent to distribute illicit substances. scanSep 16
  486. 486Councillor Sullivan re: sidewalk condition in front of 14 Fairfield Street. scanSep 16
  487. 487Councillor Russell re: cleaning of Westley Avenue. scanSep 16
  488. 488Councillor Russell re: traffic study on Harvey Street. scanSep 16
  489. 489Councillor Russell re: paint on the sidewalk in front of the Brattle Fence Company. scanSep 16
  490. 490Councillor Russell re: changing the sprinkler time at the Alewife Station. scanSep 16
  491. 491Councillor Russell re: crosswalks on Rindge Avenue at Jefferson Park and Fresh Pond Apartments be painted zebra stripes. scanSep 16
  492. 492Councillor Russell re: safety of crossing at the corner of Rindge Avenue and Alewife Station. scanSep 16
  493. 493Councillor Russell re: Streets and Ways Book for each police officer with emphasis on directions in the CHA developments. scanSep 16
  494. 494Councillor Duehay re: Leak Detection Survey. scanSep 16
  495. 495Councillor Duehay re: negotiate mitigation measures for the Central Artery Project to include a water shuttle service. scanSep 16
  496. 496Councillor Walsh re: incident with the Harvard University Police. scanSep 16
  497. 497Councillor Walsh and Vice Mayor Reeves re: incident at the Central Square Post Office. scanSep 16
  498. 498Councillor Russell and Councillor Sullivan re: handicapped ramp will be opereational for those who wish to travel Danehy Park. scanSep 16
  499. 499Mayor Wolf re: traffic study at Fairfield and Pemberton Streets, scanSep 16
  500. 500Mayor Wolf re: reduction in the State Housing Voucher Program. scanSep 16
  501. 501Mayor Wolf re: installing "STOP" signs at the intersection of Watson and Brookline Streets. scanSep 16
  502. 502Mayor Wolf re: utilization of existing Fire Department promotional lists. scanSep 16
  503. 503Mayor Wolf re: plans involving lots with non-conforming buildings. scanSep 16
  504. 504Councillor Sullivan re: removal of all debris from the Corporal Burns Tot Lot. scanSep 16
  505. 505Appropriation of $28,000 to the Water Department. scanSep 16
  506. 506Appropriation of additional Chapter 90 funds of $380,623 to the Public Works Department. scanSep 16
  507. 507Appropriation of $279,604.00 to the Human Services Department. scanSep 16
  508. 508Appropriation of $60,810.00 to the Human Services Department. scanSep 16
  509. 509Appropriation of $75,381.00 to the Human Services Department. scanSep 16
  510. 510Appropriation of $157,854.00 to the Human Services Department. scanSep 16
  511. 511Appropriation of $197,900.00 to the Health and Hospitals Services Department. scanSep 16
  512. 512Appropriation of $4,565.00 to the Human Services Department. scanSep 16
  513. 513Appropriation of $18,150.00 to the Human Services Department. scanSep 16
  514. 514Appropriation of $1,655.00 to the Health and Hospitals Services Dept. scanSep 16
  515. 515Appropriation of a grant in the sum of $44,400 to the Human Rights Dept. scanSep 16
  516. 516Appropriation of a grant in the sum of $20,000.00 to the Public Celebrations Account. scanSep 16
  517. 517Appropriation of a grant in the sum of $16,000 for the ARts Concil's Art Insignt Program. scanSep 16
  518. 518Appropriation of $4,000.00 to the Human Rights Department. scanSep 16
  519. 519Councillor Walsh re: operation of 59 units of low and moderate income housing by Riverside/CAmbridgeport Community Housing, Inc. scanSep 23
  520. 520Communication from Joseph E. Connarton, Chairman, Cambridge Retirement Board, relative to the recent allegations regarding investments. scanSep 23
  521. 521Mayor Wolf re: report on the actions of the Retirement Board. scanSep 23
  522. 522Vice Mayor Reeves and Councillor Sullivan re: signs forbidding bicycle rideing and ball playing in the open area between the Manning Building and Central Square Library. scanSep 23
  523. 523Vice Mayor Reeves and Councillor Myers re: replacement of trash receptacles at 2050 Mass. Avenue. scanSep 23
  524. 524Vice Mayor Reeves re: speeding of tow trucks under contract with the City. scanSep 23
  525. 525Councillor Sullivan, Councillors Toomey and Walsh re: budgetary impact of acceptance of Chapter 32, Section 90C. scanSep 23
  526. 526Mayor Wolf and Vice Mayor Reeves and Councillor Cyr re: one-year funding for a tenant organizer for residents of expiring use buildings. scanSep 23
  527. 527Mayor Wolf and Vice Mayor Reeves re: legal services funding. scanSep 23
  528. 528Councillors Walsh, Sullivan and Cyr re: Traffic Regulation regarding the operation of bicycles on streets and sidewalks be enforced. scanSep 23
  529. 529Councillors Duehay, Sullivan and Walsh re: furnish rubbish barrels on Mass. Avenue from Central to Harvard Squares. scanSep 23
  530. 530Councillor Walsh re: complaint to the planting of trees outside of 25 Homer Avenue. scanSep 23
  531. 531Councillor Walsh re: cut back branches on tree in front of 11 Holly Avenue. scanSep 23
  532. 532Councillor Walsh re: complaints with the Sacramento Street area. scanSep 23
  533. 533Councillor Russell replace trees at certain locations. scanSep 23
  534. 534Councillor Russell re: investigation of the situation in the parking lot behind the Cambridge Savings Bank. scanSep 23
  535. 535Allocating the local property tax levy for fiscal year 1991. scanSep 30
  536. 536Establishment of the tax rate and relative information. scanSep 30
  537. 537Councillor Cyr re: opening the gate at the Manning Apartments at the Green Street Municipal Garage. scanSep 30
  538. 538Councillor Cyr re: area patrols to utilize the park and walk approach in the neighborhoods with senior housing. scanSep 30
  539. 539Vice Mayor Reeves and Councillor Cyr re: computerized updates on each Councillor's voting record during any given term. scanSep 30
  540. 540Councillor Myers re: traffic study at the intersection of Harvard and Dana Street. scanSep 30
  541. 541Councillor Duehay replace the missing street sign at the corner of Wendell and Carver Streets. scanSep 30
  542. 542Councillor Walsh and Councillor Cyr re: parking spaces be kept aavailable for voting on Election Day at Lafayette Square. scanSep 30
  543. 543Councillors Toomey, Cyr, Russell, and Walsh re: list of contractors and sub-contractors working on municipal construction projects. scanSep 30
  544. 544Reconsideration filed by Councillor Toomey of the vote taken on September 23, 1991 adopting a substituted order submitted by Councillor Myers relative to the establishment of an Emergency Community Response Fund. scanSep 30
  545. 545Vice Mayor Reeves and Councillor Myers re: establishing a Cambridge Residents Jobs Policy. scanSep 30
  546. 546Mayor Wolf re: handling of poison ivy removal. scanSep 30
  547. 5471A. Transmitting communication from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, relative to Awaiting Report item Nos. 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 18, 19, 20, 21, & 41, as well as Calendar Item Nos. 4E & 5 dated April 22, 1991; No. 8 dated April 29, 1991; No. 7 dated May 6, 1991 and No. 9 dated June 10, 1991 regarding Rent Control and Housing issues. 1B. Appropriation of $1,000 from Free Cash to the Affordable Housing Trust Fund. scanSep 30
  548. 548Councillors Walsh, Sullivan, Russell and Toomey re: rescission of decision to hire eighteen police officers on the Reserve list. scanOct 7
  549. 549Councillors Russell and Duehay report on the level of police presence in West Cambridge. scanOct 7
  550. 550Vice Mayor Reeves and Councillor Cyr re: security for city housing developments with 60% or more seniors. scanOct 7
  551. 551Vice Mayor Reeves re: Cambridge residents for work force in the City. scanOct 7
  552. 552Councillor Toomey re: repairs to Rufo Road. scanOct 7
  553. 553Councillors Toomey and Cyr re: "Slow Playground" on Willow Street. scanOct 7
  554. 554Councillors Toomey and Walsh re: placing trash receptacles on Cambridge Street. scanOct 7
  555. 555Councillor Myers re: check snatching scheme. scanOct 7
  556. 556Councillor Myers re: investigation of the walk button at Mass. Avlenue and Hancock Street. scanOct 7
  557. 557Councillors Walsh and Cyr re: status of the placing of stanchions/ barrels in the crosswalks at dangerous intersections in the City. scanOct 7
  558. 558Councillors Walsh and Cyr re: clean up and clear out the shelter area with benches in front of Cambridgeport Library. scanOct 7
  559. 559Transfer of $11,900 to Human Rights for funds to cover a portion of the salary of the Housing Investigator and the remaining portion of the salary will be funded by a U.S. Housing and Urban Development Grant. scanOct 7
  560. 560Appropriation of $37,494 to the Human Services Department to provide funds for 15 slots in the ASSERT/Jobs for Education Program. scanOct 7
  561. 561Appropriation of $18,060 to the Human Services Department to provide fund for English as a Second Language classes for residents of Metro North. scanOct 7
  562. 562Appropriation of $58,225 to the Human Services Department to provide funds for an intensive basic reading, writing and math program. scanOct 7
  563. 563Appropriation of $1,050 to the Human Services Department to provide funds for part time instructors at the Community Learning Center. scanOct 7
  564. 564Appropriation of $13,500 to the Human Services Department to provide funds for a full time coordinator for the Geriatric Substance Abuse Program. scanOct 7
  565. 565Appropriation of $1,517 to the Human Services Department to provide funds for part time adult basic instruction at the Community Learning Center. scanOct 7
  566. 566Appropriation of $2,500 to the Human Services Department for funds for program instructors and specialist at the Fletcher Community School. scanOct 7
  567. 567Transmitting communication from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, relative to an order requesting the appropriation of a grant from Bay State Health Care for $19,700 to the Health and Hospital Services Salary Account ($7,300) and Other Ordinary Maintenance ($12,400) to provide funds for the staffing and operation of the Cambridge YMCA Medical Clinic. scanOct 7
  568. 568Transmitting communication from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, relative to the solicitation of bids for the disposal of solid waste and the recycling of large appliances. scanOct 7
  569. 569Councillors Russell, Sullivan, Walsh and Toomey re: 149-189 Banks Street be removed from the Affordable Housing Trust. scanOct 7
  570. 570Councillor Cyr re: top foloor of the Green Street Garage for police personnel parking. scanOct 7
  571. 571Councillor Myers re: Need for consistent enforcement of speeding laws on Pearl Street. scanOct 21
  572. 572Councillor Walsh re: Assurance that greater care will be exercised in mixing the population of residents in all of thge elderly apartment complexes. scanOct 21
  573. 573Councillor Russell re: Location of artifacts which were located at the Putnam School. scanOct 21
  574. 574Councillor Walsh re: feasibility of providing a 10 or 15 minute grace period for the drop off and pick up hours at the Bigelow Cooperative Daycare Center. scanOct 21
  575. 575Councillor Sullivan re: Rubbish collection from the VFW Post and Greek Club on Green Street. scanOct 21
  576. 576Councillor Russell re: condominium owners to return census information individually for confidentiality. scanOct 21
  577. 577Councillor Walsh re: Special Committee to meet with Speaker Flaherty and President Bulger regarding police appointments. scanOct 21
  578. 578Vice Mayor Reeves and Councillor Walsh re: safety of pedestrians at Mass. Avenue and Essex Street traffic light. scanOct 21
  579. 579Mayor Wolf re: parking permits for residents who are having maintenance or rehabilitation to their homes. scanOct 21
  580. 580Mayor Wolf re: Enforcement of the provisions of Chapter 8.24 entitled "Rubbish, Garbage and Litter" of the Municipal Code as it relates to 59 Norfolk Street. scanOct 21
  581. 581Councillor Toomey re: Storing of low-level radioactive waste at MIT. scanOct 21
  582. 582Councillor Walsh re: greater compliance with the one-way designation along Linskey Way. scanOct 21
  583. 583Councillor Myers re: establishment of an Affordable Housing Site Committee. scanOct 21
  584. 584Councillor Sullivan re: request for contractual documents required for personal service contracts over the past three years. scanOct 21
  585. 585Councillor Russell re: feasibility of making a pedestrian passageway between Holworthy Place and Star Market. scanOct 21
  586. 586Councillors Russell and Sullivan re: erection of a sign indicating that the speed will be enforced as one enters Cambridge from Arlington. scanOct 21
  587. 587Councillor Russell re: study of the timing of the traffic signals at Mass. Avenue and Alewife Brook Parkway. scanOct 21
  588. 588Councillor Sullivan re: relocating the offices of the Lotus Development Corporation out of the City. scanOct 21
  589. 589Councillor Duehay re: street lights in the parking lot on Norfolk Street to be replaced. scanOct 21
  590. 590Appropriation of $1,400.00 to the Human Services Department and Appropriation of $2,000 to the Human Services Department. scanOct 21
  591. 591Transfer of $13,340.00 to the License Commission . scanOct 21
  592. 592Transfer of $3,500 ito the Data Processing Department for medical expenses for a worker's compensation claim. scanOct 21
  593. 593Transfer of $16,133.00 to the Library for three Sunday contract employees and security services rendered to the Library. scanOct 21
  594. 594Transfer of $2,000 to the Library for expenses related to a worker's compensation claim. scanOct 21
  595. 595Mayor Wolf and Councillor Cyr and Vice Mayor Reeves re: policy priorities for the money appropriated to the Affordable Housing Trust. scanOct 21
  596. 596Councillor Toomey re: investigation of the timing of pedestrian light at Mass. Avenue and Prospect Street. scanOct 28
  597. 597Councillor Toomey re: signage to indicate that Sciarappa Street was formerly Fourth Street and Fulkerson Street was formerly Ninth Street. scanOct 28
  598. 598Councillor Russell re: lights at the corner of Sixth Street and Broadway be kept in operation. scanOct 28
  599. 599Mayor Wolf re: policy for tenants of rooming houses to receive Visitor passes. scanOct 28
  600. 600Mayor Wolf re: replace missing street sign at the intersection of Pearl Street and Massachusetts Avenue. scanOct 28
  601. 601Mayor Wolf re: inspect and repair if necessary, Highland Avenue. scanOct 28
  602. 602Councillor Myers re: additional police presence in the neighborhoods for Halloween. scanOct 28
  603. 603Councillor Duehay re: long delayed sewer replacement and storm/sanitary sewer separation projects in the Agassiz, North Cambridge and Harvard Square area. scanOct 28
  604. 604Councillor Walsh re: right to know the problem with MBTA bus #69. scanOct 28
  605. 605Appropriation of $300.00 to the Human Services Department. scanOct 28
  606. 606Appropriation of $16,620.00 to the Library Department. scanOct 28
  607. 607Appropriation of $$274,500.00 to the Human Services Department. scanOct 28
  608. 608Transfer of $1,240.00 in the Human Services Department. scanOct 28
  609. 609Appropriation of $250,000 to the Health and Hospital Department. scanOct 28
  610. 610Appropriation of $2,000 to the Health and Hospital Department. scanOct 28
  611. 611Appropriation of $98,750 to the Health and Hospital Department. scanOct 28
  612. 612Appropriation of $262,510 to the Health and Hospital Services Account. scanOct 28
  613. 613Order requesting the appropriation and authorization to borrow $1,650,000 to the Public Works Account to provide funds for the acquisition of the building to be used as a senior center and for other municipal purposes. scanNov 4
  614. 614Communication from John A. Mastropietro, Regional Administrator, Regional Housing Commissioner, U. S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, transmitting notification that the Cambridge Housing Authority has been awarded funds for improvements to public housing in this community. scanNov 18
  615. 615Appropriation of $$7,100 to the Arts Council. scanNov 18
  616. 616Appropriation of $2,491 to the Mayor's Department. scanNov 18
  617. 617Appropriation of $66,000 to the Police Department. scanNov 18
  618. 618Councillors Sullivan, Cyr, Walsh and Russell re: increase police patrol in the Matignon Road area. scanNov 18
  619. 619Councillors Walsh, Russell, Sullivan and Toomey re: vote of confidence in the City Manager's performance. scanNov 18
  620. 620Mayor Wolf re: arrears listed on tax bill. scanNov 18
  621. 621Mayor Wolf re: repair of sidewalks on Avon Street. scanNov 18
  622. 622Mayor Wolf re: parking made easier for city volunteers. scanNov 18
  623. 623Councillor Sullivan re: relocate the bus stop in front of the Harvard Square Sports Bar for the Metro Bus Service to another location. scanNov 18
  624. 624Councillor Walsh re: conditions of the driveway and walkway at 77 Rice Street. scanNov 18
  625. 625Councillor Toomey re: signage to indicate that Cardinal Medeiros Ave. was formerly Portland Street. scanNov 18
  626. 626Councillor Walsh re: appropriation of $225,000 to CASPAR for detoxification servives. scanNov 25
  627. 627Mayor Wolf re: traffic study of the intersection of Harvard and Dana Street. scanNov 25
  628. 628Councillor Duehay and Myers re: parking violations for wrong direction parking on Lawn Street. scanNov 25
  629. 629Mayor Wolf re: enforcement of the posting of flyers law. scanNov 25
  630. 630Councillor Myers re: icing over Hoyt Field and Dana Park for ice skating. scanNov 25
  631. 631Councillor Myers re: update on the progress and development of the Safe Neighborhoods initiative. scanNov 25
  632. 632Mayor Wolf re: strengthen the enforcement of parking regulations on First Street. scanNov 25
  633. 633Mayor Wolf re: Mayor Wolf re: waiving fees for parking stickers for low income and disabled residents. scanNov 25
  634. 634Councillor Cyr re: placing permanent rod iron trash receptacles along Mass. Avenue. scanNov 25
  635. 635Appropriation of $83,000 to the Community Development Department. scanNov 25
  636. 636Appropriation of $124,495.56 to the Community Development Department. scanNov 25
  637. 637Councillor Russell resolve the issue of the Detoxification Unit on Beacon Street, Somerville. scanNov 25
  638. 638Councillor Duehay and Cyr re: loosening its policy of capping pouring licenses in several areas of the City. scanNov 25
  639. 639Entire membership re: withholding $5.8 million for MBTA re: East Head House Entrance. scanDec 2
  640. 640Councillor Toomey re: inspect emergency exits and fire doors at the Alewife T Station. scanDec 2
  641. 641Councillor Walsh re: clear numerical markings at front doors of residential and commercial properties. scanDec 2
  642. 642Councillor Walsh and Vice Mayor Reeves re: increased police surveillance in the area which abuts Central Square. scanDec 2
  643. 643Transfer of $19,060. in the Fire Department. scanDec 2
  644. 644Transfer of $24,650. in the Fire Department. scanDec 2
  645. 645Transfer of $620.00 to the Human Services Department. scanDec 2
  646. 646Appropriation of $2,500 to the Human Services Department. scanDec 2
  647. 647Appropriation of $1,096,643 to the Human Services Department. scanDec 2
  648. 648Appropriation of $3,400 to the Mayor's Office. scanDec 9
  649. 649Appropriation of a grant of $39,995 to the Community Development Dept. scanDec 9
  650. 650Order re: status of the parking lot on Norfolk Street. (Councillor Russell) scanDec 9
  651. 651Order re: relocation of Lechmere "T" Station. (Councillor Toomey) scanDec 9
  652. 652Order re: examination of accumulation of snow on roof of City Hall. (Councillor Cyr) scanDec 9
  653. 653Order re: check off on tax bill for contribution to a scholarship fund for deserving students of Cambridge. (Vice Mayor Reeves) Rep. received 3/1/93 see agenda #5 of 3/1/93 scanDec 9
  654. 654Order re: illegal parking generated by the ATM Kiosk on Mass. Ave. between Wendell Street. scanDec 9
  655. 655Order re: Relative to Genzyme and Lotus Development Corporation. (Councillor Sullivan) scanDec 9
  656. 656Order re: future use of building at 415-444 Mass. Avenue. (Councillor Myers) scanDec 9
  657. 657Order re: Appropriation of $31,000 for the Food Pantry Network. (Councillors Cyr and Toomey) scanDec 9
  658. 658Order re: enforcement of speeding and pedestrian laws. (Mayor Wolf) scanDec 9
  659. 659Order re: committee to develop ways to create a postitive climate for commercial actibvity in the City. (Councillor Cyr and Mayor Wolf) scanDec 9
  660. 660Order re: Groundbreaking for St. Patrick's Place. (Entire membership) scanDec 9
  661. 661Order re: development of an "Employee Budget Buster Bonus" Program. (Councillor Cyr) scanDec 9
  662. 662Order re: Alewife Steering Committee. (Councillor Cyr) scanDec 9
  663. 663Order re: Odors emanating from Central Square Printing. (Councillor Cyr) scanDec 9
  664. 664Order re: Draft Policy Objective. (Councillors Cyr and Walsh) scanDec 9
  665. 665Order re: Written snow removal policy. (Councillor Cyr) scanDec 9
  666. 666Safety of tunnel under railroad tracks at Yerxa Road. (Councillor Russell) scanDec 9
  667. 667Order re: conditions behind the block on Mass. Avenue between Dudley Street and Alberta Terrace. (Councillor Russell) scanDec 9
  668. 668Order re: funding for an Emergency Response Fund.(Councillor Myers) scanDec 9
  669. 669Order re: Review of parking requirements on Hamilton Street. (Mayor Wolf) scanDec 9
  670. 670Petition of Corinne Mudarri for a hearing relative to the City's expenditures. scanDec 9
  671. 671Transfer of $95,000 to the Fire Department. scanDec 9
  672. 672Order re: funding for nine additional police officers. Placed on file without prejudice. scanDec 9

Highways

203 actions · № 1–203
  1. 1Banner - Ralph Lopez, Coordinator Cambridge Ad Hock Banner Committee across Mass. Ave. scanJan 7
  2. 2Petition of Joseph Gibbons & Gerard J. Riley for permission to operate a portable coffee and donut cart between Mass. Ave. bridge and Harvard Square. scanJan 7
  3. 3Petition of Maria Riva Feldman for permission to sell jewelry in Central, Inman and Porter Squares. scanJan 7
  4. 4Petition of David J. Alves, Director of Operation & Membership, YMCA for a sandwich board sign at 820 Mass. AVe. scanJan 7
  5. 5Sign - Hollywood Express - 1740 Mass. Ave. scanJan 7
  6. 6Awning - Grace Kaloosdian - 242-252 Huron Avenue. Revoked[?] 3/4/91 scanJan 7
  7. 7Curb cut - Alice C.Monahan - 59 Rice Street. scanJan 7
  8. 8Curb cut - Paul J. M. Mararli - 505 Franklin Street. scanJan 7
  9. 9Curb cut - Frederick Ek - 9 Francis Avenue. scanJan 7
  10. 10Curb cut - Israel Maldonado = 169 Harvard Street. scanJan 7
  11. 11Curb cut - Richard C. Lamb, Jr. - 30 Mt. Auburn Street. scanJan 7
  12. 12Curb cut - Varney Vintlian - 16-18 Spring Street. scanJan 7
  13. 13Sandwich board sign - Jim DeSilva, Manager, Can Am Sailcraft - corner of First and Charles Street. - REFERRED TO THE CITY MANAGER. scanJan 14
  14. 14Sandwich board sign - Mary Tardiff - 225 Hampshire Street - REFERRED TO THE CITY MANAGER. scanJan 14
  15. 15Sign - Back Bay Jeep Eagle - 279 Mass. Ave. scanJan 28
  16. 16Canopy - Kimco of Cambridge, Inc. - 463 Mass. Ave. scanJan 28
  17. 17Petition of Sally Alcorn, Executive Director, Harvard Square Business Association, requesting permission to hold their 8th Annual MayFair in Harvard Square on Sunday, May 5, 1991 with a raindate set for Sunday, May 19, 1991 from noon to 6:00 p. m. on JFK and Brattle Streets. scanJan 28
  18. 18Edgestones - Matthew Budd - 3 Channing Place. scanFeb 4
  19. 19CONSENT petition for a sandwich board sign - David Shoes, Inc. 75 Frist Street - Referred to the City Manager. scanFeb 4
  20. 20Order-re: CLEMENT G. MORGAN PARK. (Vice Mayor Reeves) scanFeb 4
  21. 21Revocation of awning for Grace Kaloosdian for the premises numbered 242-252 Huron Avenue. scanMar 4
  22. 22Petition of Royce Specialty Shops, d/b/a More Woman for a sign at the premises of 636 Mass. Avenue. scanMar 4
  23. 23Petition of Casa Francisca for an awning at the premises numbered 143 Columbia Street. scanMar 4
  24. 24Petition of David J. Alves, Director of Operations & Membership of YMCA for tables to hold their Open House Celebration on May 14, 15, and 16th from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. scanMar 4
  25. 25Communication from Jeffrey Nutting transmitting new street address or changes for Follen Street. scanMar 4
  26. 26REFERRED TO THE CITY MANAGER WITH POWER TO ACT. Norton Beverages for Sandwich board sign at 2451 Massachusetts Avenue. scanMar 18
  27. 27REFERRED TO THE CITY MANAGER WITH POWER TO ACT. Pater J. Lavash for tables on sidewalk at 2263 Mass. Avenue. scanMar 18
  28. 28REFERRED TO THE CITY MANAGER WITH POWER TO ACT. City Paint & Supply Company for merchandise on sidewalk at 2564 Massachusetts Avenue. scanMar 18
  29. 29REFERRED TO THE CITY MANAGER WITH POWER TO ACT. City Paint & Supply Company for merchandise on the sidewalk at 1149 Cambridge Street scanMar 18
  30. 30REFERRED TO THE CITY MANAGER WITH POWER TO ACT. Porter Square Convenient Store for sandwich board sign at 1933 Mass. Avenue. scanMar 18
  31. 31REFERRED TO THE CITY MANAGER WITH POWER TO ACT. Broadway Market, Inc. for two sandwich board signs at 468 Broadway. scanMar 18
  32. 32REFERRED TO THE CITY MANAGER WITH POWER TO ACT. Avon Associates Real Estates for sandwich board at 1675 Massachusetts Avenue. scanMar 18
  33. 33REFERRED TO THE CITY MANAGER WITH POWER TO ACT. Justin Tyme Wmporium for display of merchandise on sidewalk at 91 River Street. scanMar 18
  34. 34REFERRED TO THE CITY MANAGER WITH POWER TO ACT. Jon Greenberg for display of merchandise on sidewalk at 159-163 Hampshire Street. scanMar 18
  35. 35REFERRED TO THE CITY MANAGER WITH POWER TO ACT. James E. Archer for sidewalk sale at Brattle Street. scanMar 18
  36. 36REFERRED TO THE CITY MANAGER WITH POWER TO ACT. Butler Furniture for display of merchandise on sidewalk at 1309 Cambridge Street. scanMar 18
  37. 37Notice of DPU hearing for Wednesday, April 17, 1991 at 10:00 a.m. regarding a petition from World Wide for a certificate of public convenience and necessity to operate as a common carrier within the Commonwealth. REFERRED TO THE CITY MANAGER. scanMar 18
  38. 38Petition of Porter Square Convenient for an awning at 1933 Mass. Avenue. scanMar 18
  39. 39Petition of Porter Square Convenient for sign at 1933 Massachusetts Avenue. scanMar 18
  40. 40Petition of Camelia Wright for curb cut at 116 Chilton Street. scanMar 18
  41. 41Petition of Legends for an awning at 52B Brattle Street. scanMar 18
  42. 42Petition of Warburtons, Inc. for an awning at 27 Brattle Street. scanMar 18
  43. 43Petition of Dr. & Mrs. Peter Knapp for cement sidewalk at 77 Raymond Street. scanMar 18
  44. 44Petition of Charles E. Sage for sandwich board at 168 Huron Avenue. scanMar 25
  45. 45Thisby Corp, D/B/A Dunkin Donuts for a sign at 616 Mass. Avenue. scanMar 25
  46. 46Petition of John J. Daley, III for display of merchandise at 1695 Massachusetts Avenue. scanMar 25
  47. 47Petition of Steve Sigel, General Manager, CambridgeSide Galleria requesting permission to operate a Pushcart Program outside the Galleria Mall. scanMar 25
  48. 48Petition received from Federal Express requesting a Federal Express Drop-Box in the area around Binney Street. scanApr 1
  49. 49Petition received from Brian J. Keane, Rainforest Defense Fund requesting permission to set up a table in Harvard Square for distribution of material. scanApr 1
  50. 50Petition of Pandemonium Video Parperback for a sandwich board at 8 JFK Street. scanApr 1
  51. 51Petition of Cambridge Deli for sandwich board at premises numbered 90 River Street. scanApr 1
  52. 52Petition of Jack Papazian for a sandwich board at 1937 Mass. Avenue. scanApr 1
  53. 53Petition of Cafe LaBrioche for an awning at 201 Broadway. scanApr 1
  54. 54Petition of Papa Gino's of America for Three Awnings at 600 Mass. Avenue. scanApr 1
  55. 55Petition received from Buyers Market for a display of merchandise at the premises numbered 1357 Cambridge Street. scanApr 1
  56. 56Petition of Sadye and Company for display of merchandise at 182 Mass. Avenue. scanApr 1
  57. 57Entire membership re: designating the corner of Gore and Fifth Streets as "Anthony G. Paolillo Square". scanApr 8
  58. 58Petition of Origins Natural Resources, Inc. for a sign at the premises numbered 8 Brattle Street. scanApr 8
  59. 59Petition of Dickson Bros., Co. for a sign at the premises numbered 26 Brattle Street. scanApr 8
  60. 60Petition of Fresco's Cafe and Grille for tables and chairs on sidewalk at the premises numbered 134 Mass Avenue. scanApr 8
  61. 61Custom Design Woodworking petition for display of merchandise at 152 Mount Auburn Street. scanApr 8
  62. 62Communication received from Jeffrey Nutting, Coordinator, Public Works Department, transmitting new street addresses or changes. scanApr 22
  63. 63Petition of Bicycle School, Ltd requesting a bike rack and a sandwich board sign at the premises numbered 351 Broadway. scanApr 22
  64. 64Petition of Brattle Street Account for an awning at the premises numbered 19 Brattle Street. scanApr 22
  65. 65Petition of Brattle Street Account for an awning at the premises numbered 17 Brattle Street. scanApr 22
  66. 66Petition of Desk Top Business and Postal Center for an awning at the premises numbered 1773 Massachusetts Avenue. scanApr 22
  67. 67Petition of Vision House Opticians for a sandwich board sign at the premises numbered 7 JFK Street. scanApr 22
  68. 68Petition of Hair Show for a sandwich board located at the premises numbered 61 JFK Street. scanApr 22
  69. 69Petition of Rent Party for a display of merchandise located at the premises numbered 180 River Street. scanApr 22
  70. 70Petition from Urban Outfitters requesting a sandwich board sign at the premises numbered 11 JFK Street. scanApr 22
  71. 71Petition of Juicy Chicken Restaurant for a sidewalk sign at the premises numbered 736 Massachusetts Avenue. scanApr 22
  72. 72Petition received from Middle East Restaurant for a sandwich board sign at the premises numbered 472 Massachusetts Avenue. scanApr 29
  73. 73Petition of Terry Mubang D/B/A T's Tropical Market for a sign at the premises numbered 1910A Mass. Avenue. scanApr 29
  74. 74Petition of Harvard Square Art Centre for a sandwich board sign at the premises numbered 11 Holyoke Street. scanApr 29
  75. 75Petition of Montrose Food Market for a sandwich board sign at the premises numbered 950 Massachusetts Avenue. scanApr 29
  76. 76Petition of Taang Records for a sandwich board sign at the premises numbered 12 Eliot Street. scanApr 29
  77. 77Report from the Comm. on Traffic & Transportation re: the petition of Deacon Transportation for a license for the carriage of passengers over certain public ways in the City ofCambridge. scanMay 6
  78. 78Petition of Catharine Stephenson DBA The Body Shop for two planter and a bench at the premises numbered 1440 Mass. Avenue. scanMay 6
  79. 79Petition of Bill Kirchner for permission to sell T-shirts in Harvard Square. scanMay 6
  80. 80Petition of Lee's Beehive requesting a sandwich sign at the premises numbered 24 Dunster Street. scanMay 6
  81. 81Petition of the Talking Drum for a sandwich board at 1 Arrow Street. scanMay 6
  82. 82Communication form Jeffrey Nutting, Public Works Department, transmitting new street addresses for Norfolk Street. scanMay 6
  83. 83Councillor Myers re: naming the tot lot on Pine Street for Chief Paolillo. scanMay 13
  84. 84Petition of Jackie Stiasny for the set-up of a small booth at the premises numbered 59 JFK Street. scanMay 13
  85. 85Petition of Cambridge Artist Cooperative, Inc. for a banner at the premises numbered 59A Church Street. scanMay 13
  86. 86Comm. received from Greg Dolan, Executive Director, Community Boating, Inc. requesting permission to bring a Cape Cod Mercury 15' sloop and information on his organization to public neighborhood locations such as Cambridge Common and Harvard Square to provide the residents of Cambridge with information about the not-for-profit public sailing organization. scanMay 13
  87. 87Petition of Ralph M. Glaser for a sandwich board at the premises numbered 1436 Massachusetts Avenue. scanMay 20
  88. 88Mayor Wolf and Councillor Duehay re: naming the tot lot adjacent to St. Peter's Field as "Keith Adams Tot Lot." scanJun 3
  89. 89Councillor Toomey, Cyr and Myers re: dedicating the intersection of Magazine Street and Franklin Street as :Theodore D. "Ted" Ravanis Square." scanJun 3
  90. 90Petition received from George Hutchinson for a curb cut at the premises numbered 118 Chilton Street. scanJun 3
  91. 91Petition received from Sharon DeVos for a curb cut at the premises numbered 124 Antrim Street. scanJun 3
  92. 92Petition received from Hospice of Cambridge for a curb cut at the premises numbered 65-67 Chilton Street. scanJun 3
  93. 93Petition received from Pat A. O'Neil for a curb cut at the premises numbered 21 Grant Street. scanJun 3
  94. 94Petition received from Stephen Y. Stephano fo set up a table at the premises numbered 25 Brattle Street. scanJun 3
  95. 95Petition received from Shzad's Grocery & Deli for a sandwich board sign at the premises numbered 2298 Mass. Avenue. scanJun 3
  96. 96Petition received from Christopher's Flowers, Inc. for a display of merchandise on the sidewalk at the premises numbered 56 Church St. scanJun 3
  97. 97Petition of Grendel's Den, Inc. for outdoor tables at the premises numbered 89 Winthrop Street. scanJun 3
  98. 98Petition received from MediSense, Inc. for an awning at the premises numbered 128 Sidney Street. scanJun 3
  99. 99Petition received from Sally Alcorn, Executive Director of the Harvard Square Business Association, requesting permission to hold their Annual Oktoberfest in Harvard Square on Sunday, October 13, 1991 with a rain date set for Monday, October 14, 1991. scanJun 3
  100. 100Petition received from Holywood Express requesting permission to hold a sidewalk sale on Saturdays at the premises numbered 1740 Mass. Avenue. scanJun 10
  101. 101Petition received from Sally Alcorn, Harvard Square Business Assoc., requesting permission for a special sidewalk sale for Saturday, July 20, 1991 in Harvard Square. scanJun 10
  102. 102Petition received from Broadway Bicycle School, Ltd. for a display of merchandise at the premises numbered 351 Broadway. scanJun 10
  103. 103Petition received from Sally Alcorn, Harvard Square Business Assoc., requesting permission to hold a new "Harvard Square USA Art Show" on Sunday, September 22, 1991 in Brattle Square. scanJun 10
  104. 104Petition received from Diane Giese, President of Pentimento, Inc. requesting ato place a few tables on the sidewalk at the premises numbered 344 Huron Avenue. scanJun 10
  105. 105Petition of Mudo Clothing and Schoes for two awnings at the premises numbered 9 JFK Street. scanJun 10
  106. 106Petition of Paul Martel for an awning at 2288 Mass. Avenue. scanJun 24
  107. 107Petition of Alliance for Animals for a table on the sidewalk at the premises numbered 21 Brattle Street. scanJun 24
  108. 108Petition received from the Haitian American Cultural Center, Inc. requesting permission to hold their Caribbean Helath and Entertainment Festival in Cambridge on August 18, 1991. scanJun 24
  109. 109Petition of Ulysses H. Gore for a sidewalk at the premises numbered 19 Field Street. scanJun 24
  110. 110Petition of Avon Associates Real Estate for a sidewalk sign at the premises numbered 1675 Mass. Avenue. scanJun 24
  111. 111Petition of Congregational Adventist Church for a sidewalk sale at the premises numbered Brattle Street. scanJun 24
  112. 112Petition of Arthur D. Little, Inc. for a canopy at the premises numbered 25 Acorn Park. scanJun 24
  113. 113Comm. from William J. Corkery re: street defect at 7 Milton Street. scanJun 18
  114. 114Petition to block off Palmer Avenue from 10:30 to 1:00 p.m. on September 16, 1991 for the unveiling of Origins Natural Resources, Inc. scanAug 7
  115. 115Communication from David A. Haley, Public Works Commissioner, transmitting new street addresses or changes for Brookline Street. scanAug 7
  116. 116Petition received from Glamourama Beauty Salon for an awning at the premises numbered 207A Broadway. scanAug 7
  117. 117Petition received from Cambridge Family YMCA for tables to display goods and services at the premises numbered 820 Mass. Avenue. scanAug 7
  118. 118Petition received from William Bartley, doing business at Bartley's Burger Cottage for a sandwich board sign at the premises numbered 1246 Mass. Avenue. scanAug 7
  119. 119Petition received from Bayside Builders, Inc. for a curb cut at the premises numbered 155-157 Spring Street. scanAug 7
  120. 120Petition received from Superior Nut Company for a sign located at the premises numbered 225 Monsignor O'Brien Highway. scanAug 7
  121. 121Petition received from Jihae Corporation DBA First United Market requesting a sandwich board sign at the premises numbered 271 Brookline Street. scanAug 7
  122. 122Petition received from Jihae Corporation DBA First United Market for a sign at the premises numbered 271 Brookline Street. scanAug 7
  123. 123Petition received from Court Cleaners for an awning at the premises numbered 247 Cambridge Street. scanAug 7
  124. 124Communication received from residents of Cogswell Avenue regarding converting Cogswell Avenue into a one-way Street. scanAug 7
  125. 125Petition received from Economy Hardware for a display of merchandise at the premises numbered 438 Mass. Avenue. scanAug 7
  126. 126Petition received from Casa Francisca for a table and clothing rack at the premises numbered 143 Columbia Street. scanAug 7
  127. 127Petition of Reddog for a display of merchandise at the premises numbered 1737 Mass. Avenue. scanAug 7
  128. 128Petition received from Jinhi N. Kim for a sandwich board sign and lawn sign at the premises numbered 10 Rogers Street. scanAug 7
  129. 129Petition of Sony Miller requesting a sandwich board sign at the premises numbered 253 Cambridge Street. A/K/A Miss Julia - Palm Reader scanAug 7
  130. 130Petition received from Rosaleys Boutique for an awning at the premises numbered 361 Cambridge Street. scanAug 7
  131. 131Petition received from Patrick R. Fabrizio, Proprietor, Juicy Jack Patrick's requesting a sandwich board outside Porter Exchange Building at the premises numbered 1815 Mass. Avenue. scanAug 7
  132. 132Petition from St. Paul A.M.E. Church requesting approval for the use of 20 parking spaces in the parking lot on Bishop Allen Drive and Norfolk Street. scanAug 7
  133. 133Petition received from Robert S. MacArthur for a curb cut at the premises numbered 106 Appleton Street. scanAug 7
  134. 134Petition received from John C. McBride for a curb cut at the premises numbered 20 Hilliard Street. scanAug 7
  135. 135Communication from Margot Silin requesting a discontinunace of a curb cut at the premises numbered 51 Dana Street. scanAug 7
  136. 136Petition of Troyka for a sign at the premises numbered 1154 Mass. Avenue. scanAug 7
  137. 137Petition received from C.H.K. Inc. DBA Top Cleaners for a sign at the premises numbered 1410 Cambridge Street. scanAug 7
  138. 138Petition received from Mohan Singh, DBA India Pavilion for a sign at the premises numbered 17 Central Square. scanAug 7
  139. 139Petition received from Davlin Crystal for a sign at the premises numbered 12 Arrow Street. scanAug 7
  140. 140Petition received from The Stockpot Restaurant for a sign at the premises numbered 57 JFK Street. scanAug 7
  141. 141Councillor Sullivan re: intersection of Arrow Street and Bow Street be designated "Guffey Park". scanSep 16
  142. 142Councillor Russell re: naming corner of Webster Avenue, Windsor Street and lincoln Street be named "Peter F. Sarapas Park". scanSep 16
  143. 143Councillor Walsh, Russell and Sullivan re: the intersection of Huron and Park Avenues be declared "Paul Hirshson Square". scanSep 16
  144. 144Councillor Sullivan re: designating the corner of Hamlin and Plymouth Streets as "Lawrence and Antonetta Frisoli's Corner". scanSep 16
  145. 145Councillor Sullivan re: replace the sign at the corner of Magazine and Franklin Streets as "Frederick Kros Square". scanSep 16
  146. 146A petition was received from Drumlins for a conapy at the premises numbered 878 Mass. Avenue. scanSep 16
  147. 147A petition was received from Charles F. Laverty for a curb cut at the premises numbered 1923-1925 Mass. avenue (rear Davenport Street side) scanSep 16
  148. 148A petition was received from Korea Garden for a sign at the premises numbered 20 Pearl Street. scanSep 16
  149. 149A petition was received for a signa t the premises numbered 230 Monsignor O'Brien Highway by King Auto Seat Cover. scanSep 16
  150. 150A petition was received from Country Workshop for a display of merchandise at the premises numbered 2325-2329 Mass. Avenue. scanSep 16
  151. 151A petition was received from Michael's Hair Fashion for a sandwich board sign at the premises numbered 470 Broadway. scanSep 16
  152. 152A petition was received from Wilhelmine Preal for the sale of bead Jewelry in Harvard Square in front of the Flower Shop. scanSep 16
  153. 153A petition was received from Prospect Liquor Co. Inc., for a sign at the premises numbered 1226 Cambridge Street. scanSep 16
  154. 154A petition was received from Roman Catholic Archdiocese for a sign at the premises numbered 20 Arrow Street. scanSep 16
  155. 155A petition was received from Prospect Liquor Co., Inc. for a sign at the premises numbered 1226 Cambridge Street. scanSep 16
  156. 156A petition was received from Michel Alfred for permission to sell fruits and vegetables on Rindge Avenue. scanSep 16
  157. 157A petition was received from Studio House of Pizza, Inc. for a sign at the premises numbered 1261 Cambridge Street. scanSep 16
  158. 158A petition was received from Patrick Welsh for a curb cut at the premises numbered 192 Elm Street. scanSep 16
  159. 159A petition was received by Warburton's Inc. fro two tables and chairs at the premises numbered 27 Brattle Street. scanSep 16
  160. 160A petition was received from Robert Skenderian for a curb cut at the premises numbered 1653 Cambridge Street. scanSep 16
  161. 161A petition was received from Stefani Houe of Pizza No. 2 for an awning at the premises numbered 783 Main Street. scanSep 16
  162. 162A petition was received form Asian Books for a sign at the premises numbered 12 Arrow Street. scanSep 16
  163. 163A petition was received from Arrow Cleaners for a sign at the premises numbered 1134 Mass. Avenue. scanSep 16
  164. 164A petition was received from Great Eastern Trading Company for a sign at the premises numbered 49 River Street. scanSep 16
  165. 165A petition was received from Ponte Agency for a sign at the premises numbered 819 Cambridge Street. scanSep 16
  166. 166A petition was received from BAAK for an awning at the premises numbered 35A Brattle Street. scanSep 16
  167. 167A petition was received from Amy Rothman, The Bookcase Factory Outlet, for a display of merchandise at the premises numbered 453 Mass. Avenue. scanSep 23
  168. 168A petition was received from Lee Joseph, Easy Chairs, requesting permission to display merchandise on the sidewalk at the premises numbered 375 Huron Avenue. scanSep 23
  169. 169A petition was received from New Korea Restaurant for a sign at the premises numbered 1281 Cambridge Street. scanSep 23
  170. 170A petition was received from Prince Street Spa for an awning at the premises numbered 99A Magazine Street. scanSep 23
  171. 171A petition was received from Plant Works Florist for an existing awning ath the premises numbered 1784-1786 Mass. Avenue. scanSep 30
  172. 172Petition of Alice M. Delaney for a portland cement sidewalk at the premises numbered 12 Hollis Street. scanOct 7
  173. 173Petition of Bertucci's for an awning at the premises numbered 21 Brattle Street. scanOct 7
  174. 174A petition was received from Boston Socialist Workers Party for tables at Harvard and Central Squares. scanOct 21
  175. 175A petition was received from Buffet Restaurant for a canopy at the premises numbered 569 Cambridge Street. scanOct 21
  176. 176A petition was received from T.T. The Bear's Place for a sign at the premises numbered 10 Brookline Street. scanOct 21
  177. 177A petition was received from Arams II for a sign at the premises numbered 345 Cambridge Street. scanOct 21
  178. 178A petition was received fro Mary Hogan, President, Touring Unlimited, requesting a sandwich board sign at the premises numbered 2000 Massachusetts Avenue. scanOct 21
  179. 179A petition was received from Helen J. Clancy at the 17-19 address for a curb cut. scanOct 28
  180. 180A petition was received from Araz Badalian for the Armenian Arts Alliance requesting permission for a banner across Garden Street to advertise the Second Autumn Jazz Summit on Sunday, November 10, 1991. scanOct 28
  181. 181A petition was received from NuImage for an awning at the premises numbered 98 River Street. scanNov 18
  182. 182A petition was received from Ann Collin for a sandwich board sign at the premises numbered In Central Square. scanNov 18
  183. 183A petition was received from Buonicontis Restaurant requesting a sandwich board sign at the premises numbered 143 First Street. scanNov 18
  184. 184A petition was received from Russ Thomas, Manager, U-Haul Storage, for a sandwich board sign at the premises numbered 844 Main Street. scanNov 18
  185. 185A communication was received from David A. Haley, Commissioner of Public Works, transmitting new street addresses or changes for Walker Street. scanNov 18
  186. 186A petition was received from Joao Amaral for a curb cut at the premises numbered 200 Elm Street. scanNov 18
  187. 187Widening of a curb cut at the premises numbered 39 Berkshire Street for Just-A-Start Corp. scanNov 18
  188. 188A communication was received from Sally Alcorn, Executive Director Harvard Square Business Association, requesting permission to hold their annual Holiday Light Procession on Friday, November 29, 1991 at 5:00 p.m. scanNov 18
  189. 189Communication fron David A. Haley, Public Works Commissioner, transmitting new street addresses or changes for Washington Avenue. scanNov 25
  190. 190Petition received from Sally Alcorn, Executive Director, Harvard Square Business Association, requesting permission for the annual MayFair to be held on Sunday, May 3, 1992, with a rain date of Sunday, May 17, 1992.from noon to 6:00 p.m. scanNov 25
  191. 191Petition received from Skin Talk, 36 JFK Street, for a sandwich board sign at the premises numbered 36 JFK Street. scanNov 25
  192. 192A petition was received from Cande, Inc. d/b/a Palmer Video for a sign at the premises numbered 2286 Mass. Avenue. scanNov 25
  193. 193Revocation of a sign permit for 1410 Cambridge Street for Anthony Dell Isola, DBA Top Cleaners. scanDec 9
  194. 194Petition of Keith Kirkpatrick for a table near 29 Brattle Street for distribution of literature for Amnesty International. scanDec 9
  195. 195Petition of Silver Moon for a sandwich board sign at 581 Mass. Avenue. scanDec 9
  196. 196Petition of Dennis Saide for a sign at the premises numbered 4A Dudley Street. Placed on file without prejudice scanDec 9
  197. 197Petition of a curb cut by Les O. Marino at 2465 mass. Avenue. Placed on file without prejudice - See Highways 1992 for Order Adopted scanDec 9
  198. 198Order re: Renaming Miller's River Apartments as the "Charles A. Ferraro Apartments." (Councillor Walsh) Placed on file without prejudice scanDec 9
  199. 199Order re: Naming Inman Street be renamed "Mayor Edward Crane Boulevard." (Councillors Walsh, Russell and Sullivan) Placed on file without prejudice. scanDec 9
  200. 200NO ACTION TAKEN - petition from Catherine & John Henn requesting a sidewalk at the premises numbered 6 Walnut Avenue. scanDec 9
  201. 201Petition received from Braintree Veterans Taxi, 346-348 Washington Street, Braintree, requesting a Jitney License for a route between Alewife T Station and Fawcett Street in Cambridge. scanNov 25
  202. 202Acceptance of Stephens Court as a public way of the City of Cambridge. Placed on file without prejudice. scanDec 9
  203. 203Communication received from Elizabeth Bartholet, 10 Farwell Place, requesting that her property be included in the petition to convert Farwell Place from a public to a private way. Placed on file without prejudice. scanDec 9

Appointments

70 actions · № 1–70
  1. 1Constable bond for Edward J. Frammartino for approval of the surety. scanJan 7
  2. 2Constable bond of Anthony D. Pini for approval of the surety. scanJan 7
  3. 3Constable bond of Kevin O'Connor for approval of the surety. scanJan 7
  4. 4Constable bond of Frederick W. MacDonald for approval of the surety. scanJan 7
  5. 5COMMUNICATIONS & REPORTS FROM CITY OFFICERS - Comm. from Mayor Alice Wolf transmitting notification of the appointment of a Commission on City Monuments. scanJan 7
  6. 6Appointment of Jan Aceti as the Recycling Coordinator. scanJan 7
  7. 7Relative to the status of Police Chief Anthony G. Paolillo and transmitting notification of Acting Police Chief. scanJan 7
  8. 8Appointment of Nancy Barnes at the Managing Director of the Water Department. scanJan 7
  9. 9Appointment of three to the Women's Commission. scanJan 7
  10. 10Oath of Office of Dale Cusack as a Parking Control Officer. scanJan 10
  11. 11Oath of Office of Paul Crawford as a Parking Control Officer. scanJan 10
  12. 12Oath of Office of Norberto Ortiz as a Parking Control Officer. scanJan 10
  13. 13Oath of Office of Henry P. Gallagher as Acting Chief of Police. scanJan 7
  14. 14Comm. from Gerald R. Boyle resigning his position as Chairman of the Cambridge-Tsukuba Sister city committee. scanJan 14
  15. 15Appointments to the Health Policy Board. scanJan 14
  16. 16Appointment of Jeffery Nutting as the Interim Public Works Coordinator. scanJan 14
  17. 17Oath of Office of jacqueline S. Sullivan as a State Member of the Cambridge Redevelopment Authority. scanJan 16
  18. 18Constable bond for George A. Hewitt for approval of the surety. scanJan 28
  19. 19Appointment of an alternate on the Cambridge Historical Commission of Anthony Platt. scanJan 28
  20. 20Appointment of two constables. scanJan 28
  21. 21Appointment of the Administrator of the Neville Manor Nursing Home. scanJan 28
  22. 22Oath of office of Joseph F. Grainger as Acting Chief of Police. scanFeb 1
  23. 23Appointment of two constables. (CONSENT) scanFeb 4
  24. 24Oath of Office of Mark W. McCabe as Inspector of Animals. scanFeb 5
  25. 25Constable bond fro James M. Desrosiers for approval of the surety. scanFeb 11
  26. 26Appointment of constable with power. -Bond of John Warnett also scanFeb 11
  27. 27Oath of office of Dr. Yashar Bacheli as Inspector of Animals. scanFeb 20
  28. 28Appointments to the Affordable Housing Trust Board. scanFeb 25
  29. 29Appointments of three constables without power. scanFeb 25
  30. 30Constable bond from George D. Perry for approval of surety. Revoked June 3, 1992. scanMar 4
  31. 31Appointment of four persons to the Human Rights Commission. scanMar 4
  32. 32Appointment of one person to the Police Review and Advisory Board. scanMar 4
  33. 33Appointment of two persons to the Arts Council. scanMar 4
  34. 34Oath of Office of Henry W. Breen as Acting Chief of Police. scanMar 1
  35. 35Oath of Office of Sondra Scheir as Election Commissioner. scanMar 15
  36. 36Appointment of Anne Dewey to the Council on Aging Board. scanMar 18
  37. 37Appointment of five constables. scanMar 18
  38. 38Appointment of Edward J. Samp, Jr. as Election Commissioner. scanMar 25
  39. 39Appointment of One constable (CONSENT) scanApr 1
  40. 40Appointment of Kevin J. Fitzgerald as Fire Chief. scanApr 1
  41. 41Appointment of Edward J. Samp as Election Commissioner. scanApr 12
  42. 42Appointment of one Constable. (CONSENT) scanApr 22
  43. 43Appointment of one constable. (Consent) scanApr 29
  44. 44Appointment of three people to the Police Review and Advisory Board. scanApr 29
  45. 45Appointment of Florrie Darwin as Chair of the Rent Control Board. scanMay 3
  46. 46Appointment of three Constables with Power. scanMay 6
  47. 47Appointment of Perry L. Anderson, Jr. as Police Commissioner scanMay 13
  48. 48Constable bond was received from Rona B. Turano for approval of the surety. scanJun 3
  49. 49Appointment of one constable with power. scanJun 3
  50. 50Comm. from Janie Spence of Texas commending the City Council for the appointment of a Commissioner of Laboratory Animals. scanJun 24
  51. 51Appointment of Alex Rodriguez as Chair of the License Commission. scanJul 15
  52. 52Appointment of David A. Haley as Commissioner of Public Works. scanJul 15
  53. 53Oath of office of Alex Rodriguez as Chair of the License Commissioner. scanJul 16
  54. 54Oath of Office of David A. Haley as Public Works Commissioner. scanJul 22
  55. 55Appointment of seven constables. scanSep 16
  56. 56Albert Darling for approval of the surety. scanSep 16
  57. 57Appointment of Joseph O'Leary as Sergeant in the Cambridge Auxiliary Police. scanOct 2
  58. 58Appointment of Charlotte Charest as Lieutenant in the Cambridge Auxiliary Police. scanOct 2
  59. 59Appointment of Stephen DuPont as Lieutenant in the Cambridge Auxiliary Police. scanOct 2
  60. 60Appointment of Joseph Boudreau as Sergeant in the Cambridge Auxiliary Police. scanOct 2
  61. 61Approval of surety for Marc G. Pugliese. scanOct 21
  62. 62Appointment of four constables without power and six constables with power. scanOct 28
  63. 63James Crowley for approval of the surety. scanNov 18
  64. 64Councillor Sullivan re: Mayor to appoint an Inaugural Committee. scanNov 18
  65. 65Communication from Mayor Wolf appointing the Inaugural Committee. scanNov 18
  66. 66Communication from Mayor Wolf appointing the Committee to examine the problems confronting RCCC. scanNov 18
  67. 67Appointment of Eleanor Desharnais as a Parking Control Officer. scanNov 25
  68. 68Appointment of Jean Fortin as a Parking Control Officer. scanNov 25
  69. 69Appointment of Jose A. Castro as a Parking Control Officer. scanNov 25
  70. 70Appointment of eight constables. scanDec 9

Ordinances

60 actions · № 1–63
  1. 1Comm. from Russ Thomas, President of Vendors Distributing Company, in support of the condom vending machine ordinance. scanJan 7
  2. 230 communciations received requesting support for the ordinance amendment banning the LD50 and Draize tests for cosmetics and household products in Cambridge. scanJan 7
  3. 3Awaiting Report Item Number 83 regarding the relationship between the city's zoning policy and the taking of property. scanJan 7
  4. 4Awaiting Report Item Number 2 regarding development of a proposed fee structure through a General Ordinance amendment to assess a penalty against repeat offenders of the Health and Building Code. scanJan 7
  5. 5Awaiting Report Item Number 50, 52 and 87 regarding the Street Performer Ordinance. scanJan 7
  6. 623 communications received requesting support for the ordinance amendment banning the LD50 and Draize test for cosmetics and household products in Cambridge. scanJan 14
  7. 7Six communication received requesting support for the ordinance amendment banning the LD50 and Draize test for cosmetics and household products in Cambridge. scanJan 28
  8. 8Response to Awaiting Report Item Number 21 regarding the enforcement of the Noise Ordinance and measuring the noise level from the industrial air conditioners on Mass. Ave. scanJan 28
  9. 9PASSED TO BE ORDAINED - technical amendments to the Stratospheric Ozone Layer Ordinance. scanJan 28
  10. 10PASSED TO BE ORDAINED - East Cambridge Interim Planning Overlay District zoning amendment. scanJan 28
  11. 11PASSED TO BE ORDAINED - Taxicab Meter Increase. scanJan 28
  12. 12Comm. supporting the ordinance amendment banning LD50 and Draize test for cosmetics and household products in Cambridge. (CONSENT) scanFeb 4
  13. 13Communication from R. Scott Stricoff, Vice President, Arthur D. Little, Inc., relative to the ordinance pertaining to animal testing. scanFeb 11
  14. 14Five communications received requesting support for the ordinance amendment banning the LD50 and Draize test for cosmetics and household products in Cambridge. scanFeb 11
  15. 15Proposed amendment to the Municipal Code in Section 8.24.090 entitled "Receptacles Sidewalk Placement Time Restriction"; said amendment submitted on the floor at the Ordinance Committee hearing. (PASSED TO BE ORDAINED) scanFeb 25
  16. 16Five communications received requesting support for the ordinance amendment banning LD50 and Draize test for cosmetics and household products in Cambridge. scanMar 4
  17. 17PASSED TO BE ORDAINED. Comm. from Ordinance Committee re: amendment to municipal code. re: recycling scanMar 18
  18. 1818 A FAILED OF ORDINATION. Sign Ordinance Amendment. scanMar 18
  19. 19Order re: Reconsideration filed by Mayor Wolf on the vote adopting an order regarding agreement with sign companies prior to adoption of the Zoning Ordinance amendment relative to SIGNS AND ILLUMINATIONS. scanApr 1
  20. 20PASSED TO BE ORDAINED 6-2-1. RE: Interim Parking Control Committee. scanApr 1
  21. 21PASSED TO BE ORDAINED 8-0-1. Ordinance regarding Licenses and Permits of Delinquent Taxpayers. scanApr 1
  22. 22PASSED TO BE ORDAINED 7-0-2. Mayor Wolf re: ordinance amendment to establish a coordinating Council for Children, Youth and Families. scanApr 1
  23. 23REFERRED TO THE ORDINANCE COMMITTEE AND PLANNING BOARD. Petition of the Planning Board to extend the Cambridgport Interim Planning Overlay District. PLACED ON FILE DUE TO HEARING NOT HELD IN REQUIRED TIME. scanMay 6
  24. 24Communication transmitting a communication from Mayor Alice K. Wolf transmitting a communication from the Executive Office of Communities and Development relative to local planning and zoning updates. scanMay 6
  25. 25Petition received from three residents requesting the support of the City Council to the proposed amendment to the Zoning Ordinances to provide the gradual elimination of billboards in the City. scanMay 20
  26. 26Report from the Committee on Ordinances for a hearing held relative to the proposed amendment to the Zoning Ordinances to extend the Cambridgeport Overlay District. - Placed on file due to expiration of time limit scanMay 20
  27. 27Petition from the Planning Board for a Permanent Rezoning in the East Cambridge Interim Planning Overlay District Area. - Failed of ordination scanMay 20
  28. 28Councillor Duehay proposed amendment to the Municipal Code banning cigareet machines in public places,. ORDER ADOPTED, REFERRED TO ORDINANCE COMMITTEE. - Passed to be ordained scanJun 10
  29. 29Awaiting Report Item No. 2 transmitting the Noise Ordinance. REFERRED TO ORDINANCE COMMITTEE. - Passed to be ordained scanJun 10
  30. 30Councillor Duehay re: Signs and Illuminations be referred to the Planning Board and Ordinance Committee for hearing and report. RECONSIDERATION FAILED. ACTION TAKEN ON 6/10/91 STANDS. scanJun 24
  31. 31Comm. from Karin Sul, 97 Hammond Street, requesting support for the Ordinance to ban the LD50 and Draize tests for cosmetics and household products in Cambridge. scanAug 7
  32. 32Councillor Cyr re: proposed amendment to the Municipal Code banning smoking in the tot lots. scanAug 7
  33. 33Councillor Cyr referral of Zoning Ordinance regarding revisions to Section 8.22 to Planning Board and Ordinance Committee. Placed on File scanAug 7
  34. 34Amendments to strengthening the Fast Food Ordinance. - Placed on File 8/21/91 due to expiration of time limit. scanAug 7
  35. 35not yet captured from this volume—
  36. 36Communication from Sally Alcoren, Executive Director, Harvard Square Business Association, regarding the lack of enforcement of the Cambridge Street Enforcement Ordinance. scanSep 16
  37. 37Proposed amendment to the Cambridge Health Policy Board. scanSep 23
  38. 38Communication received from Daniel E. Geer President and Co-Chair relative to the Memorandum of Agreement on the Parking Freeze Ordinance. scanSep 23
  39. 39not yet captured from this volume—
  40. 40Proposed amendments to the Animal Control Regulations. scanOct 7
  41. 41Councillor Duehay refiling of the Permanent East Cambridge Zoning Petition. Placed on file due to expiration of time limit. 10/02/91 scanOct 21
  42. 42Communication from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, relative to Awaiting Report Item No. 7 regarding rubbish dumpsters. scanOct 28
  43. 43not yet captured from this volume—
  44. 44Chapter 2.118 - Statements of Financial Interests by Certain City Officials and Persons Conducting Business with the City. Passed to be ordained scanNov 4
  45. 45"Code of Conduct for City Officials and Employees" Passed to be ordained scanNov 4
  46. 46Communication from B. Karen K. Swaim, Pres. of Business Association of North Cambridge, in opposition to the Zoning Ordinances on the petition of Irene Herman, et al. Passed to be ordained . scanNov 4
  47. 47Communication from John A. Brown, et al requesting the City Council to vote against the rezoning petition of Irene M. Herman, et al. scanNov 18
  48. 48Councillor Russell re: proposed amendment to the Rent Control Ordinance re: heir of a deceased owner-occupant. Placed on file without prejudice. scanDec 9
  49. 49Vice Mayor Reeves and Councillor Myers re: amendment to Ordinance Number 966 re: master deed. Placed on file without prejudice.Dec 9
  50. 50Councillor Walsh re: Means Test for new tenants rooted in Percentage Basis or Specific Dollar Basis. Placed on file without prejudice. scanDec 9
  51. 51Report received from Councillor Duehay for a hearing held October 10, 1991 relative to a proposed amendment to the Zoning Ordinances of the City of Cambridge to rezoning land in the East Cambridge area on the petition submitted by Commonwealth Energy. Placed on file without prejudice. scanDec 9
  52. 52Environmental goal setting in the annual budget and planning process. Placed on file without prejudice. scanDec 9
  53. 53Environmental Permit Program. Placed on file without prejudice. scanDec 9
  54. 54Environmental Impact Reviews. Placed on file without prejudice. scanDec 9
  55. 55Amendment to the Municipal Code regarding 30B. Placed on file without prejudice. scanDec 9
  56. 56Awaiting Report Item No. 31 regarding an ordinance requiring bicyclists to wear protective helmets. Placed on file without prejudice. scanDec 9
  57. 57Awaiting Report item No. 58 regarding an amendment to Cambridge Municipal Code in Chapter 8.28 to prohibit smiling in playgrounds. Placed on file without prejudice. scanDec 9
  58. 58Councillor Cyr re: Amendment to the Municipal Code regarding appointments to boards and commissions. Placed on file without prejudice. scanDec 9
  59. 59Proposed amendment to the Municipal Code of the City of Cambridge by amending the Street Performers Ordinance by further restricting sound levels and area in which performances are allowed. Placed on file without prejudice. scanDec 9
  60. 60Councillor Duehay re: Proposed amendment to the Municipal Code re: boom boxes. Placed on file without prejudice. scanDec 9
  61. 61Recommendation from the Water Board that section 4-8 of Chapter 4 be stricken to allow dogs at Fresh Pond. Placed on file without prejudice. scanDec 9
  62. 62Cambridge Environmental Quality Policy. Placed on file without prejudice. scanDec 9
  63. 63Report from the Committee on Environment for a hearing held on Thursday, May 2, 1991 regarding the discharge of the Cambridge Environmental Program from Committee. Placed on file without prejudice. scanDec 9

Miscellaneous Documents

6 actions · № 1–6
  1. 1MDOC 91-1 State Register of Historical Places 1 copy dated February 6, 1991Feb 6
  2. 2MDOC 91-2 Final Report on the Cambridge Environmental Program 1 copy dated March 1, 1991Mar 1
  3. 3MDOC 91-3 Affirmative Action Plan 4 copies dated May 20, 1991May 20
  4. 4MDOC 91-4 Comprehensive Housing Affordability Strategy Draft Report 1 copy dated October 21, 1991Oct 21
  5. 5MDOC 91-5 Mayor's Committee on University - Community Relationships 3 copy dated December 9, 1991Dec 9
  6. 6MDOC 91-6 Cambridge In Lieu of Taxes: Undressing the Town/Gown dilemma 1 copy dated April 9, 1991Apr 9

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