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1992

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Sundries

1,090 actions · № 1–1090
  1. 1Inaugural meeting [handwritten] Awaiting Report Item No. 12 regarding the snow removal policy. scanJan 6
  2. 2Awaiting Report item No. 10 regarding a traffic study of the intersection of Harvard and Dana Streets. scanJan 13
  3. 3Mayor Reeves and Councillor Toomey resolutions on the Fourth Annual Martin Luther King, Jr. Convocation. scanJan 13
  4. 4Councillor Toomey resolutions to be prepared on the death of Lena Cornelia. scanJan 13
  5. 5Councillors Toomey & Sullivan re: Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Virginia Downey. scanJan 13
  6. 6Mayor Reeves re: Resolutions to be prepared welcoming Reverend Dr. JoAnn Browning home. scanJan 13
  7. 7Mayor Reeves &Councillor Wolf re: Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Gloria Gosmon. scanJan 13
  8. 8Mayor Reeves, Councillors Cyr, Toomey & Walsh re: Resolutions on the 7th Annual Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Breakfast. scanJan 13
  9. 9Councillor Sullivan re: Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Catherine L. "Kay" Dugan. scanJan 13
  10. 10Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Cyr re: Resolutions on the 50th Wedding Anniversary of James and Helen LaRocca. scanJan 13
  11. 11Councillors Russell, Walsh, Sullivan and Toomey re: School Committee to not act upon the recommendation for a principal for the Agassiz School. scanJan 13
  12. 12Councillor Myers re: Resolutions on the Cambridgeport Crime Awareness Committee. scanJan 13
  13. 13Councillors Sullivan & Toomey re: Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Henry C. Jason. scanJan 13
  14. 14Councillors Sullivan & Cyr re: Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Mary A. Remington. scanJan 13
  15. 15Councillors Sullivan & Toomey re: Resolutions on the death of George C. Clapp, Sr. scanJan 13
  16. 16Mayor Reeves and Councillor Duehay re: Resolutions on Martin Luther King. scanJan 13
  17. 17Councillor Russell & Vice Mayor Cyr re: Resolutions on Roberta Crowley Gottlieb for refusing to sell Camel cigarettes in her stores. scanJan 13
  18. 18Councillor Myers & Vice Mayor Cyr re: Resolutions on the Cambridge Teen summit held at Saint Anthony's Church. scanJan 13
  19. 19Councillors Russell, Sullivan & Toomey re: Congratulations to all employees who made the Inauguration a special day. scanJan 13
  20. 20Councillor Toomey, Sullivan, & Russell re: Resolutions on the death of David N. O'Brien. scanJan 13
  21. 21Councillor Toomey re: Resolutions on the death of Leo M. Maloney. scanJan 13
  22. 22Councillor Toomey re: Resolutions on the death of John P. Shaughnessy. scanJan 13
  23. 23Councillors Toomey, Sullivan & Walsh re: Resolutions on the death of Anthony Jaroszewicz. scanJan 13
  24. 24Councillor Walsh re: Resolutions on the plans to host a "Morning of Retreat to Move Forward". scanJan 13
  25. 25Councillor Walsh resolutions on the death of Mary E. Quinlan Hartwell. scanJan 13
  26. 26Councillors Russell & Sullivan re: Resolutions to br prepared on the death of Mary Curtin. scanJan 13
  27. 27Councillor Russell re: amending Chapter 94C Section 32J re: sale and distribution of drugs. scanJan 13
  28. 28Councillors Russell and Sullivan re: Resolutions on the death of Stephen Anderson. scanJan 13
  29. 29Councillor Russell re: viewing of the CCTV Show "MESS". scanJan 13
  30. 30Councillor Russell re: Resolutions on the death of George J. Bittelari. scanJan 13
  31. 31Councillor Russell & Sullivan re: Resolutions on the death of Michael A. "Mike" Manzelli, Jr. scanJan 13
  32. 32Councillor Russell, Sullivan, Toomey and Vice Mayor Cyr re: Resolutions on the death of Theresa A. Cotter. scanJan 13
  33. 33Councillors Sullivan, Toomey, Walsh and Vice Mayor Cyr re: Resolutions on the death of Lucille V. Libitz. scanJan 13
  34. 34Councillors Toomey, Sullivan and Russell re: Resolutions on the death of Sadie McCaigue. scanJan 13
  35. 35Communication from Franklin P. Ollivierre, Executive Office of Elder Affairs, transmitting information on the merge or consolidation of the Home Care Corporations. scanJan 13
  36. 36DPU hearing for Monday, January 13, 1992 at 10:30 a.m. at 100 Cambridge Street, Boston, on the proposed amendment of procedural rule 220 C.M.R. 35.05 which governs the applications for certificates of public convenience and necessity and radio common carriers. scanJan 13
  37. 37Advance copies of Chapter 482 of the Acts of 1991 the same being AN ACT AUTHORIZING THE ESTABLISHMENT OF A HOUSING TRUST FUND IN THE CITY OF CAMBRIDGE. scanJan 13
  38. 38Advance copies of Chapter 441 of the Acts of 1991 the same being AN ACT AUTHORIZING THE CITY OF CAMBRIDGE TRAFFIC AND PARKING DIRECTOR TO REGULATE CERTAIN PARKING SPACES ON MASS. AVENUE IN SAID CITY. scanJan 13
  39. 39Advance copies of Chapter 288 of the Acts of 1991 the same being AN ACT AUTHORIZING THE DIVISION OF CAPITAL PLANNING AND OPERATIONS AND THE METROPOLITAN DISTRICT COMMISSION TO GRANT EASEMENTS OVER CERTAIN PARK LAND IN THE CITY OF CAMBRIDGE TO THE CITY OF CAMBRIDGE. scanJan 13
  40. 40Communication from Senator Edward M. Kennedy regarding the resolution transmitted to him by the City Council regarding the situation in Haiti. scanJan 13
  41. 41Communication from Edward L. Bernays, 7 Lowell Street, in appreciation for the resolutions adopted by the City Council on his 100th birthday. scanJan 13
  42. 42Communication from Fred Dinkin, DBA Carol's Cutting Co., 1678 Massachusetts Avenue re: ticket received by one of his client's on December 13, 1991. scanJan 13
  43. 43Communication from Robert J. La Tremouille, 348 Franklin Street regarding problems of the Riverside-Cambridgeport Community Corp. scanJan 13
  44. 44Communication from Claire E. Rodley, Secretary of the School Committee, transmitting the Graduation dates for 1992 for the Elementary Schools and Rindge and Latin School. scanJan 13
  45. 45Communication from Mrs. Mary Fernandes, 53 Webster Avenue in appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on the death of her husband. scanJan 13
  46. 46Communication from Albert Carnesale, Dean of the Kennedy School of Government, in appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on his appointment as Dean. scanJan 13
  47. 47Councillor Walsh re: business enterprises and not a hostile city for business.Jan 13
  48. 48Awaiting Report Item No. 15 regarding the future use of a portion of the building located at 415-444 Mass. Avenue. scanJan 13
  49. 49Councillors Sullivan, Russell and Toomey re: Resolution on the retirement of James A. Argeros. scanJan 27
  50. 50Communication from Patrick Dosch, 5 Concord Avenue, regarding the water quality at said location.. scanJan 27
  51. 51Communication from Senator Edward M. Kennedy in acknowledgement of the resolution adopted by the City Council regarding the situation in Haiti. scanJan 27
  52. 52Advance copies of Chapter 551 of the Acts of 1991 the same being "AN ACT RELATIVE TO THE LICENSING OF CERTAIN ALCOHILIC BEVERAGES ESTABLISHMENTS IN THE CITY OF CAMBRIDGE." scanJan 27
  53. 53Notice of an investigation by the DPU on the preparations for Hurricane Bob and service restoration following the storm of eight electric utility companies. scanJan 27
  54. 54Notice from the DPU for an order to correct a specified route on the petition received from Boston-Cambridge Trolley Tours, Inc. DBA Boston Trolley Tours, Inc. scanJan 27
  55. 55Notice of a public hearing by the DPU for Thursday, January 30, 1992 at 10:00 a.m. , 100 Cambridge Street, Boston on the petition of the Cambridge Electric Light Company for approval and authorization to issue and sell shares of common capital stock. scanJan 27
  56. 56Health and Hospitals Committee Report for a hearing held on December 19, 1991 relative to summary of the Cambridge Hospital Strategic and Facilities Master Planning. scanJan 27
  57. 57Communication from the City Clerk transmitting information requested by the City Council regarding a communication for a historic landmark designation by the National Park Service. scanJan 27
  58. 58Mayor Reeves resolutions on the death of Ellen N. (Mann) Spooner. scanJan 27
  59. 59Mayor Reeves proclaiming February 1, 1992 as First Ladies of the African Methodist Episcopal Church Day. scanJan 27
  60. 60Councillor Duehay resolutions congratulating William Poorvu for receiving the DeVote Award from the Harvard Square Defense Fund. scanJan 27
  61. 61Councillors Sullivan and Walsh resolutions congratulating Lieutenant Lawrence D. Hill, Jr. scanJan 27
  62. 62Councillors Sullivan, Toomey and Russell resolutions to be prepared on the death of Monsignor Francis D. Chmaj. scanJan 27
  63. 63Councillor Toomey resolutions on the death of ARthur F. O'Leary, Sr. scanJan 27
  64. 64Councillors Sullivan and Cyr resolutions on the death of Adeline I Portanova. scanJan 27
  65. 65Councillor Sullivan resolutions on the death of Edward F. Chamberlain. scanJan 27
  66. 66Councillors Sullivan, Russell, Walsh and Vice Mayor Cyr re: resolutions on the death of Robert R. DeGuglielmo, Sr. scanJan 27
  67. 67Councillors Sullivan and Russell resolutions to be prepared on the death of Nancy Durso. scanJan 27
  68. 68Councillor Myers, Mayor Reeves and Vice Mayor Cyr resolutions on Parents Forum Fair on Thursday, January 31, 1992. scanJan 27
  69. 69Councillors Russell, Toomey and Walsh resolutions on the "Grand Prix Pine Wood Derby." scanJan 27
  70. 70Councillor Russell re: extend the Green Line. scanJan 27
  71. 71Mayor Reeves resolutions on February being Black History Month. scanJan 27
  72. 72Councillors Toomey and Sullivan resolutions on the death of Lilliam H. Mammola. scanJan 27
  73. 73DPU hearing For Monday, January 27, 1992 at 10:00 a.m., 100 Cambridge Street, Boston for the transfer of control of the certificate of public convenience and necessity of three companies. scanJan 27
  74. 74Councillors Sullivan, Russell, Duehay, Myers, Walsh, Wolf, Vice Mayor Cyr and Mayor Reeves resolutions to be prepared on the death of Edna Skelley. scanJan 27
  75. 75Councillor Russell resolutions to be prepared on the death of Edward Roberts. scanJan 27
  76. 76Councillors Walsh, Duehay, Russell, Sullivan, Mayor Reeves and Vice Mayor Cyr re: resolutions on the appointment of Dr. Thomas H.D. Mahoney. scanJan 27
  77. 77Councillor Sullivan and Mayor Reeves resolutions on the death of Recerend James M. Murphy. scanJan 27
  78. 78Councillors Sullivan, Walsh , Russell and Vice Mayor Cyr resolutions on the death of Dr. Leon B. Leach. scanJan 27
  79. 79Councillor Sullivan, Toomey and Wolf resolutions on the retirement of Lillian Dinkiwicz. scanJan 27
  80. 80Councillors Sullivan, Toomey and Wolf resolutions congratulating Ms. Peggy Charren for being chosen "Women of the Week" by Channel Five. scanJan 27
  81. 81Awaiting Report Item No. 24 regarding suspending the sticker fee for fixed income seniors and low income families for the disposal of large appliance items. scanJan 27
  82. 82Awaiting Report Item No. 16 regarding an update on the progress and development of the Safe Neighborhoods Initiative. scanJan 27
  83. 83Awaiting Report Item No. 13 regarding an update on the Alewife Steering Committee's developments. scanJan 27
  84. 84Awaiting Report Item No. 5 regarding the utilization of the existing Fire Department promotional list. scanJan 27
  85. 85Awaiting Report Item No. 17 regarding a parking violation received by a Cambridge resident. scanJan 27
  86. 86Awaiting Report Item No. 8 regarding parking for volunteers of City departments. scanJan 27
  87. 87Awaiting Report item No. 20 regarding professional profiles of each member of the Affirmative Action Advisory Committee. scanJan 27
  88. 88Councillor Myers re: policy on shaping city policies on employment and training. scanJan 27
  89. 89Communication from Senator John F. Kerry regarding the resolution sent to him adopted by the City Council regarding the situation in Haiti. scanFeb 3
  90. 90Acknowledgement received from Mrs. Helen Gabriel and family in appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on the death of her husband. scanFeb 3
  91. 91Councillor Toomey, Sullivan & Russell re: Resolutions to be prepared on the death of John W. Foley. scanFeb 3
  92. 92Councillors Walsh, Toomey, Russell & Mayor Reeves re: resolutions on Attorney Matthew J. Ferraro as he assumes the Presidency of the Cambridge/Arlington/Belmont Bar Association. scanFeb 3
  93. 93Councillors Russell, Toomey & Walsh re: Thanking the four members of the Board of Zoning Appeal who are retiring. scanFeb 3
  94. 94Councillor Myers re: health, safety and rent increases at 266-270 Windsor Street., 19-25 Market Street and 205-211 Harvard Street to be referred to the Rent Control subcommittee. scanFeb 3
  95. 95Councillor Sullivan resolutions to be prepared on the death of Joseph G. Davidson. scanFeb 3
  96. 96Entire membership re: resolutions on the rescue by the Fire Department of a person in the Charles River. scanFeb 3
  97. 97Mayor Reeves resolutions on the "Annual Gospel Concert" for African American Month". scanFeb 3
  98. 98Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Cyr & Councillor Toomey re: resolutions on the "Loaves and Fishes meal program". scanFeb 3
  99. 99Mayor Reeves and Vice Mayor Cyr re: resolutions on the death of Jessyle L. (Hardy) Cuffee. scanFeb 3
  100. 100Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Cyr re: Resolutions on the death of Elizabeth (Cooper) Grayson. scanFeb 3
  101. 101Mayor Reeves resolutions on the Chinese New Year. scanFeb 3
  102. 102Councillor Toomey resolutions on Matthew Pires and Tony Puzyn as Cambridge Heroes. scanFeb 3
  103. 103Vice Mayor Cyr and Mayor Reeves re: Resolutions on the opening of the Sports Museum of New England. scanFeb 3
  104. 104Vice Mayor Cyr resolutions commending Firefighter Jay Milliken. scanFeb 3
  105. 105Councillor Russell resolutions to be prepared on the death of Helen Smith. scanFeb 3
  106. 106Acceptance of Chapter 254 of the Acts of 1990 "Creditable Service After Age 70". scanFeb 3
  107. 107City's FY 91 Annual Report. scanFeb 3
  108. 108Entire membership resolutions to be prepared on the death of Florence Collarusso. scanFeb 10
  109. 109Councillor Russell resolutions to be prepared on the death of Gertrude Manion. scanFeb 10
  110. 110Councillor Wolf re: meeting of March 9, 1992 is cancelled for the National League of Cities meeting. scanFeb 10
  111. 111Vice Mayor Cyr & Mayor Reeves resolution on the opening of Mimi's Oriental Grille. scanFeb 10
  112. 112Councillors Russell & Walsh resolutions to be prepared on Lawrence Trant being elected President of the Veteran's Association. scanFeb 10
  113. 113Mayor Reeves and Vice Mayor Cyr resolutions on the death of Kenneth Simmons. scanFeb 10
  114. 114Mayor Reeves and Vice Mayor Cyr resolutions on the death of Evelyn (Vaughn)Linton. scanFeb 10
  115. 115Mayor Reeves proclaiming February 16-22, 1992 as "Visiting Nurse Association Week". scanFeb 10
  116. 116Councillor Wolf, Vice Mayor Cyr and Councillor Duehay resolutions to be prepared on the death of Paul Freund. scanFeb 10
  117. 117Mayor Reeves resolutions on the fight against AIDS. scanFeb 10
  118. 118Councillor Sullivan & Walsh resolutions to be prepared on the death of Edward L. Ennis. scanFeb 10
  119. 119Communication regarding Scheme Z. scanFeb 10
  120. 120Communication from Michael H. Turk, Cambridge Tenants Union, relative to an issuance of a "notice of Ruling" made by the Rent Control Board and a request for a rehearing for the premises numbered 20 Chilton Street. scanFeb 10
  121. 121Progress report from the Administrative Working Group of the City of Cambridge and Harvard University. scanFeb 10
  122. 122Awaiting Report Item No. 21 regarding the Lincoln's Inn Society. scanFeb 10
  123. 123Acceptance of Section 123 of Chapter 138 of the Acts of 1991 regarding the State budget. scanFeb 10
  124. 124Awaiting Report Item No. 19 regarding parking for volunteers of City Departments. scanFeb 10
  125. 125Vice Mayor Cyr re: amending Rule #26 to add "The Hunger Committee." scanFeb 10
  126. 126Awaiting Report Item No. 15 regarding problems with residents of Cambridge and Somerville parking near the border of said city's receiving parking tickets. scanFeb 24
  127. 127Mayor Reeves resolution dedicating the gym at the Gately Youth Center as the Ray Robinson Gym." scanFeb 24
  128. 128Councillor Sullivan resolutions to be prepared on the death of Patrick Cosgrove. scanFeb 24
  129. 129Mayor Reeves resolutions on March being American Red Cross Month. scanFeb 24
  130. 130Mayor Reeves and Councillor Toomey re: Sunday, March 1, 1992 will be inaugurating the Cambridge African American History Trail. scanFeb 24
  131. 131Mayor Reeves and Vice Mayor Cyr resolutions on the death of Edna A. Gamble. scanFeb 24
  132. 132Mayor Reeves and Councillor Myers resolutions on the death of Norma E. Carrington. scanFeb 24
  133. 133Mayor Reeves resolutions on the death of Oswald E. Springer. scanFeb 24
  134. 134Vice Mayor Cyr and Mayor Reeves resolutions on April 6-12, 1992 as "SHARE/Good Nutrition Week." scanFeb 24
  135. 135Councillor Toomey resolutions on the death of Mary Anne Girouard. scanFeb 24
  136. 136Councillor Toomey resolutions on the death of Francisco M. B. Gil. scanFeb 24
  137. 137Councillors Russell and Sullivan resolutions to be prepared on the death of Edward J. Nechaj. scanFeb 24
  138. 138Councillors Walsh and Russell resolutions on Reeve Little in his question for improved health. scanFeb 24
  139. 139Councillors Walsh, Sullivan, Russell, Toomey and Vice Mayor Cyr resolutions on the death of Kevin A. Griffin. scanFeb 24
  140. 140Councillors Sullivan and Russell resolutions to be prepared on the death of Peter L. DeCarlo. scanFeb 24
  141. 141Councillor Sullivan resolutions to be prepared on the death of Helen Levy. scanFeb 24
  142. 142Entire membership resolutions on Irish Heritage Days in Cambridge. scanFeb 24
  143. 143Councillors Sullivan and Russell resolutions to be prepared on the death of Marie Carter. scanFeb 24
  144. 144Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Cyr, Councillors Duehay, Myers, Sullivan, Toomey, Walsh and Wolf resolutions in opposition to the forced return of Haitians to Haiti. scanFeb 24
  145. 145Entire membership notifying the inhabitants to vote on Tuesday, March 10, 1992. scanFeb 24
  146. 146Communication from the City Clerk transmitting a communication from Charles M. Sullivan, Executive Director of the Cambridge Historical Commission regarding the possible landmark designation of 53 Church Street by the National Park Service of the former Cambridge School of Architecture and Landscape Architecture. scanFeb 24
  147. 147Communication from Ruth W. Feldman, 221 Mount Auburn Street, requesting the City Council to take action on the referendum for the "Food is a Right Petition". scanFeb 24
  148. 148Awaiting Report Item No. 35 regarding planting trees on the west side of May Street along the periphery of Corcoran Park. scanFeb 24
  149. 149Awaiting Report item No. 40 regarding roadway sepression at the intersection of Chestnut and Brookline Streets. scanFeb 24
  150. 150Update on the Growth Policy Workshops. scanFeb 24
  151. 151Awaiting Report iItem No. 41 regarding safety/traffic problems on Washburn Avenue. scanFeb 24
  152. 152Awaiting Report Item No. 14 regarding potential violations of truck safety codes and the Cambridge Noise Ordinance by Reliable Rubbish Disposal, Inc.'s truck in the vicinity of 7 Ware Street. scanFeb 24
  153. 153Awaiting Report Item No. 22 regarding staffing transfers and re-assignments at the Public Works Department. scanFeb 24
  154. 154Awaiting Report Item No. 23 regarding the status and dispostion schedule of automobiles assigned to the Public Works Department. scanFeb 24
  155. 155Awaiting Report Item no. 31 regarding past due parking tickets received by Mr. Sahw of Linnaean Street. scanFeb 24
  156. 156Awaiting Report item No. 34 regarding adding Spruce Avenue to the list for street sweeping. scanFeb 24
  157. 157Awaiting Report item No. 36 regarding the adherence to proper ticketing procedures by the Parking Control Officers. scanFeb 24
  158. 158Councillors Duehay and Wolf re: implementation of Federal Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act in 1990. scanMar 2
  159. 159Vice Mayor Cyr, Councillor Russell and Mayor Reeves resolutions on the Volunteers on the Learn to Skate Program. Full Text On file scanMar 2
  160. 160Councillor Wolf resolutions on Samuel Braun, M.D. and Sally Braun. scanMar 2
  161. 161Entire membership resolutions on March being Women's History Month. scanMar 2
  162. 162Entire membership resolutions on the 150th Anniversary of Somerville being incorporated. scanMar 2
  163. 163Ccuncillors Sullivan and Toomey resolutions to be prepared on the death of Gerald E. Mahoney. scanMar 2
  164. 164Coucillor Toomey & Sullivan resolutions on the death of Janice Garney-Gil. scanMar 2
  165. 165Councillors Sullivan & Cyr re: resolutions to be prepared on the death of Mary M. Sheehan. scanMar 2
  166. 166Councillors Myers, Cyr, Toomey re: comprehensive survey of residents with regard to Human Services needs. scanMar 2
  167. 167Councillors Duehay, Sullivan, Toomey, Walsh, Wolf, Russell, Myers, Mayor Reeves and Vice Mayor Cyr re: Redirect military spending to the domestic sector. scanMar 2
  168. 168Mayor Reeves resolutions on the death of Ruth Crawford. scanMar 2
  169. 169Councillors Duehay, Mayor Reeves and Councillor Wolf re: City Council in opposition to any future contracts by Commonwealth Electric for the purchase of electricity from Hydro-Quebec. scanMar 2
  170. 170Councillors Sullivan & Toomey resolutions on the 90th Birthday of Frank Totino. scanMar 2
  171. 171Councillor Duehay and Mayor Reeves resolutions on the death of Mr. Iwao Matsuda, President of Chukyo University in Japan. scanMar 2
  172. 172Councillors Sullivan, Wolf, Walsh, Duehay, Russell & Toomey and Mayor Reeves and Vice Mayor Cyr resolutions to be prepared on the death of Walter Conlon. scanMar 2
  173. 173Councillors Sullivan, Toomey, Mayor Reeves and Vice Mayor Cyr re: resolutions congratulating Paul Wylie on winning the Silver Medal at the Winter Olympics. scanMar 2
  174. 174Councillors Sullivan & Toomey resolutions to be prepared on the death of Anna E. Normile. scanMar 2
  175. 175Councillor Sullivan resolutions to be prepared on the death of Frank C. Verrochi. scanMar 2
  176. 176Reconsideration withdrawn with unanimous consent . Order regarding the vote taken on February 24, 1992 adopting the following two substituted orders for Order #5 as follows: *To determine the evolution of the policies employed in the appointment and promotion of police officers by the Police Department. scanMar 2
  177. 177Communication from Franklin P. Ollivierre, Secretary Executive Office of Elder Affairs, in appreciation of a resolution adopted by the City Council. scanMar 2
  178. 178Report fron the Human Services and Youth Committee, for a hearing held on February 11, 1992 re: report of the Human Service Resident Needs Survey from the Human Services Department and the Strategic Planning Committee. scanMar 2
  179. 179Awaiting Report Item No. 19 regarding repairs to street and sidewalks on Field Street. scanMar 2
  180. 180Awaiting Report Item No. 34 regarding the assignment of vehicles at the Department of Public Works. scanMar 2
  181. 181Awaiting Report Item No. 28 regarding repairing the fire hydrant at the corner of Brookline Street and Chestnut Street and lis of hydrants needing repairs. scanMar 2
  182. 182Awiaiting Report item no. 32 regarding a progress report on the reduction of speed on Pearl Street. scanMar 2
  183. 183Awaiting Report Item No. 23 regarding a DPU hearing on the petition of the Cambridge Electric Light Co. for approval and authorization to issue and sell shares of common capital stock. scanMar 2
  184. 184Awaiting Report item No. 26 regarding the lack of heat at City Hall and 57 Inman Street. scanMar 2
  185. 185A communication was received from John E. Flynn, Deputy City Clerk, transmitting a report from Councillor Jonathan S. Myers, Chair of the Rent Control Committee for a hearing held on Tuesday, Feb. 25, 1992 re: discussion of the Committee's Agenda and goals for the 1992-1993 term. scanMar 16
  186. 186Report from Economic Development, Training and Employment Committee for a hearing held on March 4, 1992 relative to the establishment of a committee to deal with the future of economic development in Cambridge and to discuss the Cambridgeport Industrial Zone. scanMar 16
  187. 187Order re: City Council endorses Project Assist to reduce smoking and request retailers to remove Old Joe ads. (Councillor Duehay and Councillor Wolf) scanMar 16
  188. 188Order re: Resolutions on Attorney Jeffrey Wolf receiving the Public Service Award for legal Services. (Councillors Sullivan, Duehay, Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Cyr, Councillors Myers, Russell Walsh and Wolf) scanMar 16
  189. 189Order re: Resolutions on the death of Joseph J. Jarvis, late Cambridge resident and retired member of the Cambridge Police Department. (Councillor Sullivan) scanMar 16
  190. 190Order re: Resolutions in honor of Sr. Carmelina McLaren, C.S.J. as she prepares to leave Matignon High School after many years of service. (Councillor Toomey, Russell & Sullivan)Mar 16
  191. 191Order re: Thanking April Zyreck, Youth Specialist at the Gately Shelter on her service to the young people she has served and asking for a new Youth Specialist to be hired as quickly as possible. scanMar 16
  192. 192Order re: City Council endorsement of the Local Partnership Act HR 3601. (Councillors Wolf, Sullivan and Vice Mayor Cyr) scanMar 16
  193. 193Order re: Resolution congratulating the Matignon Hockey Team on their successful season under the leadership of Marty Pierce. (Councillors Russell, Toomey and Vice Mayor Cyr) scanMar 16
  194. 194Order re: Resolutions on the death of George R. Cabral. (Councillors Toomey & Sullivan) scanMar 16
  195. 195Order re: Resolutions on the death of the Reverend John P. Coffey, late former curate at Saint Mary's Church. (Councillor Sullivan & Vice Mayor Cyr) scanMar 16
  196. 196Order re: Proclaiming March 25, 1992 as Cambridge Daffodil Day. (Mayor Reeves, Councillors Duehay, Sullivan & Vice Mayor Cyr) scanMar 16
  197. 197Order re: Lauds and praises to Allen C. Lannon for four decades of artistice service to the arts. (Mayor Reeves) scanMar 16
  198. 198Order re: Resolutions on the death of Harold Williams. (Vice Mayor Cyr) scanMar 16
  199. 199Order re: Resolutions on the death of Mildred Meskell. (Councillor Russell, Toomey) scanMar 16
  200. 200Order re: Congratulations to Jerry R. Green as the first Provost of Harvard University since 1953. (Councillors Sullivan, Duehay, Wolf and Mayor Reeves) scanMar 16
  201. 201Order re: Resolutions on the death of James E. Ring. (Councillor Sullivan) scanMar 16
  202. 202Order re: Support "The Great Escape" gala benefit. (Councillor Russell, Sullivan, Walsh & Vice Mayor Cyr) scanMar 16
  203. 203Order re: Resolutions on the ground breaking for the Area 4 Teen Center. (Councillor Myers, Wolf & Vice Mayor Cyr) scanMar 16
  204. 204Order re: Resolutions on the death of Louis A. Ranelli. (Councillor Walsh & Toomey)Mar 16
  205. 205Awaiting Report Item No. 33 regarding the installation of a handicapped sign in front of 30 Oakland Street.Mar 16
  206. 206Awaiting Report Item No. 31 regarding the implementation of the Federal Omnibus BudgetReconciliation Act of 1990 as it relates to the Cambridge Teachers Assocaition.Mar 16
  207. 207Response to City Council Order No. 7 of March 2, 1992 regarding the change in federal withholding tax tables.Mar 16
  208. 208Awaiting Report Item No. 30 regarding additional barrels for the disposal of dog waste at Fresh Pond.Mar 16
  209. 209Awaiting Report item No. 20 regarding an evaluation of retirement plan options available to part time employees.Mar 16
  210. 210Submission of HARVARD UNIVERSITY COMMUNITY REPORT dated February, 1992.Mar 16
  211. 211Awaiting Report Item No. 30 together with a home rule petition entitled "AN ACT REQURIING THE PERSONNEL ADMINISTRATOR OF THE COMMONWEALTH TO CERTIFY THE NAMES OF THE MEMBERS OF THE CITY OF CAMBRIDGE POLICE RESERVE FORCE PRIOR TO CERTIFYING ANY OTHER LIST OR REGISTER.Mar 16
  212. 212Awaiting Report Item No. 27 regarding the policy of 4:00 a.m. closing of all alcoholic beverage licenses.Mar 23
  213. 213Communication from Mary C. Daly regarding the conditions in the City of Cambridge.Mar 23
  214. 214Communication from Robert J. LaTremouille, 348 Franklin Street, transmitting a proposal concerning condo conversions.Mar 23
  215. 215REVISED Rent Control Committee report for a hearing held on Tuesday, February 25, 1992 relative to a discussion of the Committee's Agenda and goals for the 1992-1993 term.Mar 23
  216. 216Communication from Evelyn DeGuglielmo in appreciation of the resolution adopted by the City Council on the death of her husband.Mar 23
  217. 217Elder Affairs Committee Report for a hearing held on Thursday, March 12, 1992 relative to discussing the report prepared by the Council on Aging entitled "The Cambridge Senior Center Proposal : A Blueprint for the Future".Mar 23
  218. 218Vice Mayor Cyr re: support of House Bill H3102 "AN ACT TO EXEMPT WATER AND SEWER FEES FROM THE CONSTRAINTS OF PROPOSITION 2½".Mar 23
  219. 219Vice Mayor Cyr re: support of Senate Bill S1157 "AN ACT RELATIVE TO THE MWRA."Mar 23
  220. 220Vice Mayor Cyr re: support of House Bill H1954 "AN ACT RELATIVE TO THE COST OF THE CLEAN UP OF BOSTON HARBOR."Mar 23
  221. 221Vice Mayor Cyr re: support of Senate Bill S978 "AN ACT RELATIVE TO THE ESTABLISHMENT OF THE CLINTON-LANCASTER WASTEWATER DISTRICT."Mar 23
  222. 222Vice Mayor Cyr re: support of House Bill H394 "AN ACT RELATIVE TO THE WATERSHED MANAGEMENT FUND."Mar 23
  223. 223Vice Mayor Cyr re: support of House Bill H395 "AN ACT RELATIVE TO PAYMENTS TO BE MADE BY THE MWRA TO THE COMMONWEALTH."Mar 23
  224. 224Vice Mayor Cyr re: support of Senate Bill S1241 "AN ACT TO FUND LIFELINE RATE RELIEF BY INCREASING CIGARETTE EXCISE".Mar 23
  225. 225Vice Mayor Cyr re: support of Senate Bill S1242 "AN ACT TO FUND LIFELINE RATE RELIEF BY ADDING TO HOTEL EXCISE."Mar 23
  226. 226Vice Mayor Cyr re: support of Senate Bill S1243 "AN ACT TO PERMIT VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE BOSTON HARBOR CLEANUP FUND."Mar 23
  227. 227Vice Mayor Cyr re: support of Senate Bill S921 "AN ACT RELATIVE TO THE COMMONWEALTH PAYING 90% OF CONSTRUCTION COSTS.."Mar 23
  228. 228Vice Mayor Cyr re: support of House Bill H393 "AN ACT RELATIVE TO CERTAIN FEES TO BE PAID BY THE MWRA."Mar 23
  229. 229Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Cyr, Councillors Duehay, Toomey and Wolf re: resolutions on the Cambridge Rindge and Latin High School Drama Festival.Mar 23
  230. 230Councillors Russell & Sullivan and Vice Mayor Cyr re: resolutions to be prepared on the death of Christopher Mullane.Mar 23
  231. 231Councillors Russell & Sullivan resolutions to be prepared on the death of Samuel Aranella.Mar 23
  232. 232Councillors Wolf, Duehay, Myers, Toomey and Mayor Reeves re: resolutions to reaffirm the five year commitment to the sister city relationship with San Jose Las Flores.Mar 23
  233. 233Councillors Wolf, Duehay & Vice Mayor Cyr resolutions on "We Won't Go Back" march.Mar 23
  234. 234Councillors Russell & Sullivan resolutions on the death of Samuel English, late Cambridge Resident.Mar 23
  235. 235Councillors Russell & Sullivan resolutions regarding "Break Your Silence Breakfast With Your Legislators."Mar 23
  236. 236Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Cyr, Councillors Toomey & Wolf resolutions declaring February 26, 1992 as Community Heroes Day.Mar 23
  237. 237Communication from Donald McMath, Chairman, North Cambridge Stabilization Committee, requesting a report from the City Manager regarding the License Commission's handling of the White Hen Pantry's package store liquor license in North Cambridge.Mar 30
  238. 238Awaiting Report Item No. 11 regarding a parking ticket received by a client of Carol's Cutting Co., as well as the preventative maintenqnce schedule on parking meters.Mar 30
  239. 239Awaiting Report item No. 30 regarding a depression in the roadway on 3roadway.Mar 30
  240. 240Awaiting Report Item No. 29 regarding litter at the intersection of Linnaean Street and Mass. Avenue.Mar 30
  241. 241Awaiting Report Item No. 34 regarding cars being ticketed in the vicinity of Our Lady of Pity during Church services.Mar 30
  242. 242Communication from William S. Noble, Cambridge Tenants Union, re: a pattern of Rent Control Board decisions and actions regarding Rent Control.Mar 30
  243. 243Entire membership resolution on the 50th Wedding Anniversary of Pat and Mary Pizzuto.Mar 30
  244. 244Councillor Sullivan resolutions to be prepared on the death of Leah M. Stockwell.Mar 30
  245. 245Councillor Russell resolutions on the Gold Award being received by Ms. Jodie Ann Silva.Mar 30
  246. 246Councillors Walsh, Duehay, Russell, Sullivan, Toomey Wolf and Mayor Reeves re: supporting Senate Bill #413 and opposing House Bill H4260.Mar 30
  247. 247Councillor Sullivan resolutions on the death of Paul Nickerson.Mar 30
  248. 248Councillors Wolf and Duehay re: support of HR3732 and S2250.Mar 30
  249. 249Mayor Reeves resolutions on the "Taste of the Nation" fundraiser.Mar 30
  250. 250Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Cyr, Councillors Duehay, Walsh, Sullivan, Myers, Toomey, Russell, and Wolf re: resolutions on honors bestowed on Frances H. Cooper.Mar 30
  251. 251Mayor Reeves resolutions on the film "A Place for Jazz."Mar 30
  252. 252Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Cyr, Councillors Duehay, Russell & Toomey re: Implementation of the Americans with Disabilities Act for State and Local Governments.Mar 30
  253. 253Mayor Reeves resolutions on the death of James Browne, Sr.Mar 30
  254. 254Mayor Reeves resolutions on the death of Johnnie Carter.Mar 30
  255. 255Mayor Reeves resolutions on the death of Lillian Ophelia (Evans) Waithe.Mar 30
  256. 256Mayor Reeves resolutions on the death of Harold F. Williams.Mar 30
  257. 257Mayor Reeves and Councillor Toomey resolution congratulating Noam Isaac Weinstein on winning essay contest "Why Travel to Another Country."Mar 30
  258. 258Mayor Reeves and Councillor Toomey resolution congratulating Melissa Scott on winning the essay contest "Why Travel to Another Country."Mar 30
  259. 259Vice Mayor Cyr, Councillors Duehay, Myers, Wolf, and Mayor Reeves resolutions to be prepared on the retirement of Marie and Oscar Cyr.Mar 30
  260. 260Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Cyr, Councillors Duehay, Myers, Toomey, Russell, Sullivan, Walsh and Wolf resolutions on harassment received by Heung Kook Kim and Reverend Judith Bowman.Mar 30
  261. 261Councillors Duehay and Wolf resolutions to be prepared on the commemoration of the life of Paul N. Ylvisaker.Mar 30
  262. 262Councillor Sullivan, Russell and Walsh resolutions to be prepared on the death of James J. Martone.Mar 30
  263. 263Councillors Sullivan and Russell resolutions on the death of Mabel A. Harrington, late retired Cambridge School Teacher.Mar 30
  264. 264Councillor Sullivan resolutions on the death of John (Slim)Silva late retired Cambridge Police Officer.Mar 30
  265. 265Councillors Sullivan, Duehay, Wolf resolutions on the death of Leonard Blum, late Cambridge native.Mar 30
  266. 266Councillors Sullivan and Vice Mayor Cyr resolutions on the death of Manuel O. Correia, late former Cambridge resident.Mar 30
  267. 267Councillors Russell, Cyr and Walsh re: congratulations to the Peabody SchoolBasketball team on winning the Mirabella Memorial Basketball Tournament.Mar 30
  268. 268Councillors Wolf, Russell and Vice Mayor Cyr re: Support the improvement of the Alewife Brook Parkway and truss bridge at Alewife.Mar 30
  269. 269Councillor Russell resolutions on the death of Theresa Capaviella.Mar 30
  270. 270Councillor Duehay re: delaying of legislative action on Senate Bill #1158.Mar 30
  271. 271Human Services Resident Needs Survey.Mar 30
  272. 272Councillor Wolf, Duehay and Vice Mayor Cyr resolution on Hans Loeser receiving the fifth annual Arms Control Award.Apr 6
  273. 273Vice Mayor Cyr & Councillor Toomey resolutions congratulating Anthony Taylor veing named to the Boston Globe All-Scholastic Boy's Basketball Team.Apr 6
  274. 274Councillors Toomey, Duehay, Russell & Sullivan resolutions on the 60th Wedding Anniversary of Frank and Sarah Maragioglil.Apr 6
  275. 275Councillor Toomey resolutions on the death of Mary Helen (Hanson) Vincent.Apr 6
  276. 276Mayor Reeves and Vice Mayor Cyr resolution on Community Development Week.Apr 6
  277. 277Councillor Wolf, Toomey, Duehay and Walsh resolutions on the play "WORD!"Apr 6
  278. 278Councillor Walsh, Russell and Sullivan resolutions on the death of Thomas Moranian.Apr 6
  279. 279Awaiting Report Item No. 30 regarding the policy of 4:00 a.m. closing.Apr 6
  280. 280Condensed financial return for the year ending December 31, 1991 for Com Electric.Apr 6
  281. 281Condensed financial return for the year ending December 31, 1991 for ComGas.Apr 6
  282. 282Condensed financial return for the year ending December 31, 1991 for Boston Edison.Apr 6
  283. 283Councillor Walsh re: information gathering session regarding House Bill #4720 to abolish rent control in the Commonwealth.Apr 6
  284. 284Councillors Sullivan and Toomey resolutions to be prepared on the death of Frances J. Pinciaro.Apr 6
  285. 285Councillors Russell, Duehay and Walsh resolutions on the Cambridge Lodge of Elks #839.Apr 6
  286. 286Councillors Duehay, Toomey and Vice Mayor Cyr re: health science fair project.Apr 6
  287. 287Report from the Rent Control Committee for a hearing held on Tuesday, March 24, 1992, relative to a discussion with regards to issues raised by interested parties for inclusion in the Committee's Agenda for 1992-1993 term.Apr 6
  288. 288Councillor Cyr re: support the purchase of stenographic support to the City Council subcommittees. PLACED ON FILE ON MOTION OF VICE MAYOR CYR.Apr 6
  289. 289Awaiting Report Item Nos. 18, 37 &55 regarding personnel service and employment contracts executed by the City Manager during the past three years. PLACED ON FILE ON MOTION OF VICE MAYOR CYR.Apr 6
  290. 290Councillors Myers & Duehay re: opposition to Local Affairs Bill #4720.Apr 6
  291. 291Councillor Sullivan resolutions on American Legion Department Commander Joseph Cremens.Apr 6
  292. 292Councillors Duehay & Russell re: staffing arrangements for the City Council Office.Apr 6
  293. 293Mayor Reeves, Councillors Duehay, Toomey, Myers, Sullivan, Walsh, Wolf and Vice Mayor Cyr resolutions on April as "Fair Housing Month."Apr 13
  294. 294Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Cyr, Councillors Duehay, Myers, Sullivan, Toomey, Walsh and Wolf resolutions on the Track Team, Science Team and Chess Team.Apr 13
  295. 295Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Cyr, Councillors Duehay, Myers, Sullivan, Toomey and Wolf resolutions on a community sing-along to be held at the University Lutheran Church.Apr 13
  296. 296Councillors Wolf, Toomey, Mayor Reeves and Vice Mayor Cyr resolutions on the Cambridge Bike Fair Association.Apr 13
  297. 297Mayor Reeves, Councillors Duehay, Toomey and Wolf resolutions on Physician Susan Love, leaving Massachusetts to establish a Multi-Disciplinary Breast Cancer Institute at UCLA.Apr 13
  298. 298Councillors Walsh, Russell, Toomey and Mayor Reeves re: support of Senate Bill #921.Apr 13
  299. 299Councillors Myers, Sullivan, Wolf, Mayor Reeves and Vice Mayor Cyr resolutions on the Sixth Annual Road Race.Apr 13
  300. 300Councillors Toomey and Sullivan resolutions to be prepared on the death of Mary "Honey" DiTucci.Apr 13
  301. 301Councillors Sullivan resolution to be prepared on the death of Jacob J. Tutun.Apr 13
  302. 302Councillors Russell, Toomey and Sullivan resolutions on the death of Charles E. Mallahan.Apr 13
  303. 303Councillors Myers, Toomey, Wolf, Mayor Reeves and Vice Mayor Cyr resolutions on "WE'VE GOT A JOB TO DO" Campaign.Apr 13
  304. 304Councillors Sullivan, Toomey and Myers resolutions to be prepared on the death of Gladys Pena.Apr 13
  305. 305Councillor Wolf resolutions on the state of health of Mehdi Zana.Apr 13
  306. 306Councillors Walsh and Wolf re: congratulating Stride Rite Corp. for discontinuing advertising directed to children.Apr 13
  307. 307Councillors Walsh and Toomey resolutions on the 100th Birthday of E. Barbara Weinstein.Apr 13
  308. 308Councillors Sullivan, Duehay, Russell, Toomey, Walsh, Wolf, Mayor Reeves and Vice Mayor Cyr resolutions on the death of Miss Regina B. Key.Apr 13
  309. 309Councillors Sullivan, Duehay, Russell, Toomey, Walsh resolutions on the Anniversary of the Rotary Club.Apr 13
  310. 310Mayor Reeves, Councillors Myers, Toomey and Wolf resolutions on "Black Women Filmmakers: Vision and Image."Apr 13
  311. 311Councillor Walsh has notified the City Clerk of his intention to move reconsideration of the vote taken on April 6, 1992 adopting an order introduced by Councillor Myers re:Police Commissioner hearing.Apr 13
  312. 312Rent Control Committee Report for a hearing held on Tuesday, April 7, 1992 relative to formally present goals and agenda for the Committee for the 1992-1993 term.Apr 13
  313. 313Awaiting Report Item No. 10 regarding the status of the Norfolk Street Parking Lot.Apr 13
  314. 314Awaiting Report Item No. 29 regarding Portland Stoneware sending trucks out on Sundays.Apr 13
  315. 315Awaiting Report Item No. 8 regarding the installation of traffic lights at the intersection of Huron Avenue, Chilton, Standish and Gurney Streets.Apr 13
  316. 316Communication from Charles Christensen requesting the City Council to look into an incident that took place at the Salvation Army.Apr 13
  317. 317Communication from Jerry Green, Harvard University, in appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council.Apr 13
  318. 318Communication from Henry R. Irving, 23 Bigelow Street, in support of abolishing rent control.Apr 13
  319. 319Notice of DPU hearing for Monday, April 27, 1992 at 10:00 a.m. at 100 Cambridge Street, Boston, relative to a revision of the Residential and Commercial Energy Conservation Service Programs conducted by the gas and electric utility companies.Apr 13
  320. 320Communication from Antonette English in acknowledgement of a resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of her husband, Samuel.Apr 13
  321. 321Communication from Councillor Francis H. Duehay, Chair of the Special Mayoral Subcommittee to inquire into property owned by Riverside Cambridgeport Community Housing, Inc. (RCCHI), which had fallen into bankruptcy.Apr 13
  322. 322Councillor Toomey resolutions on Best Wishes to Pauline Paris on her sixtieth birthday.Apr 13
  323. 323Communication from Deborah S. Dusault, Personnel Manager, Com/Energy relative to the requesting of information relative to the number of Cambridge Residents, minorities and women as a percentage of the workforce of Com/Gas and Com/Electric Companies.Apr 27
  324. 324Communication from Lenore Jordan, 11 Kirkland Road, thanking the City Council for their stand against energy produced by James Bay Project.Apr 27
  325. 325Communication from Don McMath, Chairman, North Cambridge Stabilization, thanking the City Council for their support of the neighborhood's appeal of the White Hen Pantry's liquor license.Apr 27
  326. 326Communication from Nina Bator Moss, 84 Common Street, Belmont, regarding a parking ticket she received while shopping at Star Market on Mount Auburn Street.Apr 27
  327. 327DPU hearing to be held at four various locations, times & dates on the request from NET&T Company to revise its tariffs.Apr 27
  328. 328Mayor Reeves resolutions of the 36th Birthday of Ed Cyr.Apr 27
  329. 329Councillors Myers, Wolf, Vice Mayor Cyr and Mayor Reeves re: banner across Mass. Avenue in recognition of Police Appriciation Month.Apr 27
  330. 330Mayor Reeves and Councillor Toomey resolution on the cuts in General Relief.Apr 27
  331. 331Councillor Russell resolutions on the death of Margaret L. Buono.Apr 27
  332. 332Mayor Reeves resolutions on the death of Rawhl A. Adams, life long resident of Cambridge.Apr 27
  333. 333Councillors Toomey re: Expressing disgust at the recent issue of the Harvard Law Review containing the article entitled "Postmodern Feminist Legal Manifesto." (Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Cyr, Russell, Walsh, Wolf, Duehay and Myers)Apr 27
  334. 334Mayor Reeves resolutions on the death of John H. Thompson, late longtime Cambridge Resident.Apr 27
  335. 335Councillor Wolf, Vice Mayor Cyr, Councillors Russell, Duehay, Walsh and Mayor Reeves re: Support of the Clean Act of 1990.Apr 27
  336. 336Mayor Reeves, Councillors Toomey and Walsh re: Recognizing the week of May 3 through May 9, 1992 as Municipal Clerks' Week.Apr 27
  337. 337Councillors Sullivan, Toomey, Walsh, Vice Mayor Cyr and Mayor Reeves re: Proclaiming the week of April 26-May 2, 1992 as National Hospital Volunteer Week.Apr 27
  338. 338Councillors Walsh & Toomey resolutions on the retirement of Michael Francis Hanlon, Cambridge Firefighter.Apr 27
  339. 339Councillors Sullivan, Russell & Toomey resolutions on the death of Alice Fitzgerald.Apr 27
  340. 340Councillors Sullivan, Duehay, Toomey & Walsh resolutions to be prepared on the death of Ted Duffy.Apr 27
  341. 341Councillors Sullivan, Toomey & Walsh resolutions to be prepared on the death of Frederick Pierce.Apr 27
  342. 342Councillors Sullivan and Russell resolutions to be prepared on the death of Frederick Whittington.Apr 27
  343. 343Councillor Sullivan resolutions to be prepared on the death of John Phillips Sousa.Apr 27
  344. 344Councillors Toomey, Russell, Walsh, Duehay, Myers, Vice Mayor Cyr and Mayor Reeves resolutions on the Morse School 100th Anniversary.Apr 27
  345. 345Councillors Russell, Sullivan, Duehay, Walsh and Toomey resolutions on Reverend John P. Boles being selected as an Auxiliary Bishop of Boston.Apr 27
  346. 346Councillor Russell resolutions to be prepared on the retirement of Lawrence E. Buchanan.Apr 27
  347. 347Mayor Reeves, Councillors Duehay, Toomey & Walsh resolutions on the Cambridge School Volunteers, Inc.Apr 27
  348. 348Mayor Reeves, Councillors Toomey & Wolf resolutions proclaiming May 14, 1992 as "World Class Commuting Day" in Cambridge.Apr 27
  349. 349Mayor Reeves, Councillors Duehay, Myers, Toomey, Walsh and Wolf resolutions proclaiming April 26-May 3, 1992 as the Days of Remembrance of victims of the Holocaust.Apr 27
  350. 350Relative to Cambridge nonprofit agencies participating in the new Massachusetts Housing Finance Agency Deleading Program.Apr 27
  351. 351Update on the Alewife Master Planning Study.Apr 27
  352. 352Update on the Growth Policy Process.Apr 27
  353. 353Proposal of a lower than expected rate increase to the agency's (MWRA) Board of Directors during upcoming deliberations on the FY 1993 budget.Apr 27
  354. 354Relative to Council Order No. 27 dated March 16, 1992 regarding Hasting Square.Apr 27
  355. 355Awaiting Report Item No. 7 regarding an examination of Waterhouse and Garden Streets being used by MBTA vehicles.May 4
  356. 356Awaiting Report Item No. 25 regarding the feasibility of city employees filling presceiptions at the Cambridge Hospital Pharmacy.May 4
  357. 357Awaiting Report Item No. 26 regarding emergency procedures at 1000 Jackson Circle for handicapped persons.May 4
  358. 358Awaiting Report Item No. 38 regarding police coverage in West Cambridge.May 4
  359. 359Awaiting Report Item No 21 regarding public service on broken glass on sidewalks,May 4
  360. 360Councillor Wolf, Toomey and Vice Mayor Cyr re: early retirement legislation.May 4
  361. 361Councillors Myers, Duehay, Wolf and Vice Mayor Cyr resolutions on the fabric of our country and community.May 4
  362. 362Councillors Russell, Sullivan, Walsh, Toomey and Mayor REeves re: resolutions on the death of Mary E. Gately, late Cambridge resident.May 4
  363. 363Mayor Reeves, Councillors Duehay & Toomey resolutions proclaiming the week of May 10, 1992 through May 16, 1992 as National Hospital Week.May 4
  364. 364Mayor Reeves, Councillors Duehay, Myers & Wolf, Vice Mayor Cyr re: March on Washington to SAVE OUR CITIES, SAVE OUR CHILDREN.May 4
  365. 365Mayor Reeves and Vice Mayor Cyr resolutions on the death of Sheldon L. Hicks.May 4
  366. 366Mayor Reeves and Vice Mayor Cyr resolutions on the death of Louise (Holder) Springer.May 4
  367. 367Councillors Russell, Sullivan and Vice Mayor Cyr resolutions on the death of William Fay.May 4
  368. 368Vice Mayor Cyr, Councillors Duehay, Walsh, Wolf and Mayor Reeves re: Appreciation to Mr. Donald MacIver for his many years of volunteer service to the City of Cambridge.May 4
  369. 369Councillors Toomey, Sullivan and Vice Mayor Cyr resolutions on the death of George Magann.May 4
  370. 370Vice Mayor Cyr, Councillors Duehay & Walsh re: support of H-2018 to allow for exemption of the overlay accounts for the property tax levy limit.May 4
  371. 371Councillor Sullivan, Walsh and Mayor Reeves re: Filing of a Home Rule Legislation for John Sheehan, a member of the Cambridge Police Department.May 4
  372. 372Vice Mayor Cyr, Councillors Duehay, Wolf, and Mayor Reeves re: Resolution on the City of Cambridge to consider joining other municipalities in the Coalition for Integrated and Intermodal transportation.May 4
  373. 373Councillors Sullivan, Toomey & Walsh resolutions on the death of Libera Reale.May 4
  374. 374Communication from Michael Tunis, Commander, North Cambridge Post 7353 transmitting notification of its annual Memorial Mass to be held at Our Lady of Pity Church on May 17, 1992.May 4
  375. 375Councillors Russell, Sullivan & Walsh resolutions on the death of John Enright, late Cambridge resident.May 4
  376. 376Councillors Wolf, Toomey, Vice Mayor Cyr and Mayor Reeves resolutions on International Association for Civilian Oversight of Law Enforcement.May 4
  377. 377Communication from the Fred S. Whittington, Sr. Family in appreciation of the resolution adopted by the City Council in memory of their father.May 11
  378. 378Communication from Nancy W. Anderson, Director, Environmental Citizenship Program, transmitting of a week long training session to increase environmental awareness, leadership and citizenship.May 11
  379. 379Councillor Russell re: Opposition to change in policy of home care delivery.May 11
  380. 380Advance sheets of Chapter 12 of the Acts of 1992 the same being AN ACT DESIGNATING A CERTAIN INTERSECTION IN THE CITY OF CAMBRIDGE AS THE MAJOR GENERAL JOHN F. CREMENS PARK.May 11
  381. 381Councillors Toomey and Sullivan resolutions on the City of Florence to become a sister-city to the City of Cambridge.May 11
  382. 382Councillors Myers, Duehay, Wolf, Vice Mayor Cyr and Mayor Reeves resolutions re: President Bush's statement of blame for today's unrest on social programs of the 60's and 70's.May 11
  383. 383Mayor Reeves resolutions on the death of Bertha M. Hicks Warren.May 11
  384. 384Mayor Reeves re: Appreciation to Linday Mayberry Davidson for her hard work at the Cambridge Consumers' Council.May 11
  385. 385Councillors Russell, Sullivan and Vice Mayor Cyr resolutions on the death of Richard Wilson.May 11
  386. 386Councillors Toomey, Myers, Russell, Sullivan, Walsh, Wolf and Mayor Reeves re: Congratulating and welcoming five new members of the Cambridge Auxiliary Police.May 11
  387. 387Councillor Toomey & Vice Mayor Cyr re: Congratulating Waldy Jay Clark for his recent drafing and signing by the New England Patriots.May 11
  388. 388Councillors Russell, Sullivan & Walsh resolutions on the death of Grace Gutoski, late long time Cambridge resident.May 11
  389. 389Councillor Myers, Mayor Reeves & Vice Mayor Cyr re: Resolutions on the death of Mary Alexander, late Cambridge resident.May 11
  390. 390Councillors Sullivan, Russell, Toomey, Walsh and Vice Mayor Cyr re: Congratulations to General Cremens as he is honored by the Massachusetts legislature.May 11
  391. 391Councillor Sullivan resolutions on the death of Mary Kaperonis, late Cambridge resident.May 11
  392. 392Councillors Toomey, Sullivan, Wolf, Myers, Russell, Vice Mayor Cyr and Mayor Reeves resolutions on the death of Mary Medeiros.May 11
  393. 393Councillor Toomey & Vice Mayor Cyr resolutions on the death of Roger T. Dougenik.May 11
  394. 394Awaiting Report Item No. 33 regarding possible violation by CASCAP residence at 71 Hammond Street of the city's set-back requirements.May 11
  395. 395Awaiting Report Item No. 15 regarding t[?] [?]evelopment and plan for a Summer 1992 Youth Feeding Progra[?].May 11
  396. 396Awaiting Report Item Nos. 17 and 39 re[?] [?]ıg the establishment of a Cambridge Resident and Employees [?]t Buster Bonus Program.May 11
  397. 397Councillor Toomey and Sullivan resolutions on the retirement of Paul J. Murphy.May 18
  398. 398Councillor Sullivan resolutions on the 80th Brithday of Mabel E. Sorrentino.May 18
  399. 399Councillors Toomey, Duehay & Sullivan resolutions Congratulating Thomas Silcott for winning the Irene Ryan Acting Scholarship in Washington, D.C. at the Kennedy Center for the Arts.May 18
  400. 400Councillors Sullivan, Toomey, Russell, Walsh & Duehay resolutions re: Appreciation and pride to Raphael Mendez for his hand drawn mural which is hung at the Layfayette Square Station.May 18
  401. 401Councillors Myers, Duehay, Walsh re: Extension for the start of construction for the Brookline Street Housing to the earliest date possible.May 18
  402. 402Councillors Myers, Duehay, Wolf resolutions on Police Appreciation Month.May 18
  403. 403Vice Mayor Cyr resolutions welcoming Melvin L. Hecht, M.D. , Medical Director/Chief Medical Officer for Youville Hospital.May 18
  404. 404Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Cyr and Councillors Duehay & Wolf re: Thanks to the Police Department on the occasion of Police Appreciation Day.May 18
  405. 405Councillors Walsh, Sullivan, Russell, Duehay, Toomey, Wolf and Vice Mayor Cyr resolutions on the retirement of Melvin Roebuck head of the Boston/Cambridge office of Forest City Development.May 18
  406. 406Mayor Reeves and Councillor Myers resolutions on the death of Simeon A. Dottin.May 18
  407. 407Mayor Reeves and Councillor Myers resolutions on the death of Keturah (Dottin) Best.May 18
  408. 408Councillors Sullivan, Russell & Toomey resolutions on the death of Florence Pilleri, late life long Cantabrigian.May 18
  409. 409Councillors Sullivan & Duehay resolutions on the death of James B. Ayres, Boston Globe reporter.May 18
  410. 410Councillors Sullivan, Toomey & Walsh re: Appreciation to all Veterans Post Commanders for their commitment to our deceased veterans.May 18
  411. 411Councillors Walsh, Sullivan, Toomey re: Congratulations to Kevin Branley for being named by the Cambridge Hospital as May Employee of the Month.May 18
  412. 412Councillor Russell, Sullivan, Toomey & Vice Mayor Cyr re: The Second Annual "Sousa's Rock Road Race."May 18
  413. 413Councillors Toomey, Sullivan and Vice Mayor Cyr re: Congratulations to Joan N. Feeney for her selection to a judgeship on the United States Bankruptcy Cour in Boston.May 18
  414. 414Councillor Sullivan & Vice Mayor Cyr resolutions on the death of Richard Taylor, late Cambridge resident.May 18
  415. 415Communication from Susan F. Tierney, Secretary, Office of Environmental Affairs, relative to notic of a project change for the Alewife Brook Parkway.May 18
  416. 416Communication from James J. Snyder, Special Assistant to the President, relative to a resolutions adopted by the City Council regarding the reduction and reallocation of the military budget of the U.S. to domestic uses.May 18
  417. 417Communication from Paul and Ann Ribokas, Sr. in support of the work done by SCM Transportation for the elderly.May 18
  418. 418Report from the Committee on Public Safety Committee for a hearing held on Wednesday, May 6, 1992, relative to the restructuring of the Police Department and to discuss the City's Safe Neighborhood initiatives.May 18
  419. 419Communicatbon received from Lillian Moranian in appreciation for the resolutions adopted by the City Council in honor of Thomas Moranian.May 18
  420. 420Communication from Mary Lou McGrath, Superintendent of Schools, relative to Eva Paddock, Principal of the Agassiz School receiving the Thomas C. Passios Outstanding Principal/National Distinguished Principal Award.May 18
  421. 421Awaiting Report Item No. 26 regarding interest rates being set by Rent Control Board relative to Capital Improvement.May 18
  422. 422Awaiting Report Item No.17 regarding departments delinquent in paying medical invoices for employees retires, on disability and on workers compensation.May 18
  423. 423Call of SPECIAL MEETING for Thursday, May 28, 1992 re the election of a Temporary City Clerk.May 28
  424. 424Call of a SPECIAL MEETING for Friday, May 29, 1992 re: discussion and act upon the election of a Temporary City Clerk.May 29
  425. 425Councillor Myers re: search for a permanent City Clerk be referred to the City Council subcommittee on Government Operations. NO ACTION TAKEN. PLACED ON FILE UNDER RULE 19 OF THE CITY COUNCIL RULES.May 29
  426. 426Councillor Myers resolutions thanking the City Manager, Deputy City Manager and the DPW for the efficient cleaning of the lot on Pleasant Street.Jun 1
  427. 427Mayor Reeves and Councillor Wolf resolutions on Helaine Posner.Jun 1
  428. 428Mayor Reeves and Vice Mayor Cyr resolutions on the Morris Dance Co.Jun 1
  429. 429Mayor Reeves, Councillor Toomey & Wolf resolutions on the act of bravery demonstrated by Tony Correia.Jun 1
  430. 430Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Cyr and Councillor Wolf re: Randall Dottin, winner of Dartmouth College Eleanor Frost Play Writing Competition.Jun 1
  431. 431Councillors Wolf and Duehay re: Employment of Cambridge residents, people of color and women in Harvard University construction projects.Jun 1
  432. 432Mayor Reeves and Councillor Sullivan resolutions on the death of Inez M. Yearwood.Jun 1
  433. 433Mayor Reeves resolutions on the death of Arnold Green.Jun 1
  434. 434Councillors Walsh, Duehay, Wolf and Vice Mayor Cyr resolutions on the death of John H. Beauvais.Jun 1
  435. 435Councillors Sullivan & Toomey resolutions on the death of Emily Ciampi, late Cambridge resident.Jun 1
  436. 436Councillors Sullivan, Toomey & Walsh resolutions on the death of James Nolanl late retired Cambridge school Teacher.Jun 1
  437. 437Councillors Walsh, Myers & Toomey resolutions on the 50th Wedding Anniversary of Helen and Edward Young, life-long Cambridge residents.Jun 1
  438. 438Councillors Toomey & Sullivan resolutions on the death of Marie B. Dwyer.Jun 1
  439. 439Councillors Toomey & Sullivan resolutions on the death of Anthony Stepanik, late Cambridge resident.Jun 1
  440. 440Councillor Sullivan resolutions on the death of Francis X. Deely, late former resident of Cambridge.Jun 1
  441. 441Councillor Myers and Sullivan resolutions on the death of Ozniv Samourian, late Cambridge resident.Jun 1
  442. 442Councillors Toomey & sullivan resolutions on the death of Oakley H. Snell.Jun 1
  443. 443Councillor Russell resolutions on the birth of Mary Bettina Albano. (Councillor Duehay, Myers, Sullivan, Walsh, Wolf, Toomey and Mayore Reeves)Jun 1
  444. 444Vice Mayor Cyr, Councillors Duehay, Myers, Sullivan, Toomey, Walsh, Wolf, Mayor Reeves and Councillor Russell re: Support of campaign to stop Harvard Jobs from contracting out and eliminating union jobs.Jun 1
  445. 445Councillor Sullivan, Duehay and Walsh resolutions on the death of Marie Toolan.Jun 1
  446. 446Mayor Reeves, Councillor Duehay, Myers & Wolf re: Recognizing Saturday, June 13, 1992, as the Official Cambridge Lesbian, Gay and Bisexual Pride Day.Jun 1
  447. 447Rent Control Committee for a hearing held on Tuesday, May 5, 1992 relative to status and conditions of Low Rent Units on inspection codes and enforcement efforts in Low Rent Units .Jun 1
  448. 448Councillors Sullivan, Duehay & Walsh resolutions on the death of Kathryn E. Oleson.Jun 1
  449. 449Comm. from Police Commissioner Perry L. Anderson, Jr. regarding House Bill 5104 which would reduce the speed limit to fifteen miles per hour around school zones.Jun 1
  450. 450Comm. from Emily Schulman, Harvard Law Review President in acknowledgement of a resolution adopted by the City Council re: the contents of the harvard Law "Revue".Jun 1
  451. 451Comm. from Franklin P. Olivierre in response to a resolution adopted by the City Council regarding the proposal to reallocate Home Care Funds. scanJun 1
  452. 452Comm. from John V. Gottlieb, 23 Lawn Street in appreciation of a resolution adopted by the City Council on the appointment of Auxiliary Police Officers. scanJun 1
  453. 453Comm. from John F. Kerry, Senator in acknowledgement for the resolutions adopted by the City Council re: cuts in military spending. scanJun 1
  454. 454Comm. from John F. Kerry, Senator, in acknowledgement of a resolution adopted by the City Council re: Senate Bill S2250, the Appropriations Category Reform Act of 1992. scanJun 1
  455. 455Comm. from Robert C. Clark, Dean, Harvard Law School, in acknowledgement of a resolutions adopted by the City Council re: article on Mary Jo Frug in the Harvard law Revue. scanJun 1
  456. 456Resolutions to submit an application for the FY 93 Community Development Block Grant. scanJun 1
  457. 457Awaiting Report item No. 7 re: investigation of condition behind the block of Mass. Avenue between Dudley Street and Alberta Terrace. scanJun 1
  458. 458Awaiting Report Item No. 40 re: Condition of Prescott Street. scanJun 1
  459. 459Awaiting Report Item No. 39 re: street vendors use of MBTA property on Garfield Street and Mass. Avenue. scanJun 1
  460. 460Councillor Walsh re: Prince Frederick of Denmark's intent to live in a rent controlled residence in Cambridge. scanJun 1
  461. 461Awaiting Report Item No. 13 regarding an opinion on the discontinuation of the Cable Guide. scanJun 8
  462. 462Awaiting Report item No. 34 regarding a report on cities receiving commissions from long distance phone calls made on public telephones. scanJun 8
  463. 463Awaiting Report Item No. 19 regarding lights at Saint Peter's Field. scanJun 8
  464. 464Communication from Mary L. Cottrell, Secretary, Dept. of Public Utilities, transmitting a notice of public hearing for Thursday, May 21, 1992 at 10:00 a.m., 100 Cambridge Street, Boston, on the petition of Deacon Transportation Company doing business as Old Town Trolley Tours of Boston to amend the certificate of public convenience. scanJun 8
  465. 465Councillors Sullivan, Russell, Duehay, Toomey, Walsh, Wolf, Vice Mayor Cyr and Mayor Reeves resolutions on Edward (Ned) Scannel, II receiving the Eagle Scout Award on June 16, 1992. scanJun 8
  466. 466Councillors Wolf, Duehay, Toomey, Vice Mayor Cyr and Mayor Reeves resolutions in recognition of the fine work of Jeff Purcell. scanJun 8
  467. 467Mayor Reeves and Vice Mayor Cyr resolutions welcoming Hoa Phuong Water Puppet Troup to Cambridge. scanJun 8
  468. 468Mayor Reeves and Vice Mayor Cyr re: Proclamation of June 13, 1992 as International Day in Cambridge. scanJun 8
  469. 469Councillors Myers, Toomey, Walsh and Mayor Reeves re: Annual Drug-Free Fair. scanJun 8
  470. 470Councillors Myers, Duehay, Sullivan, Toomey, Walsh, Wolf and Mayor Reeves resolutions expressing appreciation to the Community Learning Center. scanJun 8
  471. 471Councillors Duehay, Wolf and Vice Mayor Cyr re: Trips of two CRLS students to two of Cambridge's sister cities. scanJun 8
  472. 472Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Cyr, Councillors Myers and Toomey re: Proclamation of Nune 16, 1972 as DAY OF THE AFRICAN CHILD. scanJun 8
  473. 473Mayor Reeves and councillor Duehay re: Opposition to proposed constitutional amendment requiring a balanced annual federal budget. scanJun 8
  474. 474Councillors Walsh, Sullivan, Toomey, Vice Mayor Cyr and Mayor Reeves resolutions on the First Annual Kiwanis Club of Cambridge "I'm a Terrific Kid" Award. scanJun 8
  475. 475Councillors Sullivan, Toomey & Walsh resolutions to be prepared on the death of Caterina Tauro. scanJun 8
  476. 476Councillors Sullivan and Toomey resolutions to be prepared on the death of Sarah D'Alba. scanJun 8
  477. 477Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Cyr, Councillors Sullivan & Toomey resolutions on the "Day of Portugal Parade". scanJun 8
  478. 478Councillor Toomey & vice Mayor Cyr resolutions to be prepared on the death of Edward L. "Ebbie" Brown. scanJun 8
  479. 479A petition was received from George Welch, Jr. for permission to address the Council re: Discontinuance of the cable guide. scanJun 8
  480. 480Communication received from Gerald Bergman, Bread and Justice Food Programs, transmitting an update on hunger issues. scanJun 8
  481. 481Communication received from Charltte B. Moore, Executive Director, Cambridge Discovery, Inc., requesting funding and four positions from the Mayor's Summer Job Program to provide tours during the summer. scanJun 8
  482. 482Comm. received from Michael Turk, Co-Chair, CTU, regarding Harvard University's rental policy as outlined in the report entitled "Harvard University Community Report" scanJun 8
  483. 483Ordinance Committee Report relative to proposed amendments to the Mid Cambridge Neighborhood Conservation District. scanJun 8
  484. 484Communication from the Agassiz Neighborhood Council re: Garfield Street MBTA site. scanJun 15
  485. 485Vice Mayor Cyr, Councillors Duehay, Myers, Toomey, Walsh, Wolf and Mayor Reeves re: Congratulations to the new Superintendents and Deputy Supertendents of the Cambridge Police Department. scanJun 15
  486. 486Councillors Sullivan, Russell and Walsh resolutions on the death of Edward Cunningham, Esquire, late employee of the Cambridge Law Department. scanJun 15
  487. 487Vice Mayor Cyr, Councillors Russell, Toomey, Wolf and Mayor Reeves re: Congratulations and Best Wishes to the recently elected leadership team and officers of Local #40 Carpenters Union. scanJun 15
  488. 488Councillor Sullivan resolutions on the death of Frederick W. McNeill. scanJun 15
  489. 489Councillor Sullivan, Toomey and Walsh resolutions on the death of John T. Johnson. late former employee of the Middlesex County District Attorney's Office. scanJun 15
  490. 490Councillor Toomey & Vice Mayor Cyr resolutions on the 50th Wedding Anniversary of Steven and Anna Lombardi. scanJun 15
  491. 491Vice Mayor Cyr, Councillors Myers, Toomey, Walsh and Wolf re: Winners of the Curbside Recycling Contest. scanJun 15
  492. 492Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Cyr, Councillors Russell, Walsh, Wolf re: Congratulations to West Cambridge Youth Volleyball for capturing the Mayor's Cup. scanJun 15
  493. 493Councillor Russell re: Amendment to Rent Control Ordinance re: Home Ownership. scanJun 15
  494. 494Councillors Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Walsh, Wolf and Vice Mayor Cyr re: Belmont Center - Harvard Square line via Huron Towers on the weekends. scanJun 15
  495. 495Councillor Duehay, Vice Mayor Cyr, Councillors Myers, Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Walsh, Wolf and Mayor Reeves re: Filing of Home Rule Petition re: transfer the former MDC building near the Science building to the City of Cambridge. scanJun 15
  496. 496Mayor Reeves re: Cancellation of the regular City Council meeting of Monday, June 29, 1992. scanJun 15
  497. 497Councillors Wolf, Toomey, Vice Mayor Cyr and Mayor Reeves re: Congratulations to Erica Weiss for her contribution to the children and families of Cambridge. scanJun 15
  498. 498Councillor Sullivan resolutions on the death of Francis Brennan, late Cambridge resident. scanJun 15
  499. 499Councillors Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Walsh and Vice Mayor Cyr re: Congratulations to Guido's Restaurant on its 50th Anniversary. scanJun 15
  500. 500Elder Affairs Committee report for a hearing held on Wednesday, June 3, 1992 relative to a discussion of the issues of elder safety in relation to bicyclists on the public way. scanJun 15
  501. 501Acceptance of an order regarding a vote by the Housing of Representatives to reduce the 707 Rental Assistance Program from the current funding level of $105 Million to 69.4 million. scanJun 15
  502. 502Communication from Vivian Kurkjian, 86 Buckingham Street, regarding the addition of aluminum as part of the filtering process of the water supply. scanJun 15
  503. 503Communication from Senator Edward M. Kennedy in respone to a resolution adopted by the City Council regarding S2075 the Industrial Diversification and Economic Adjustment Act of 1991. scanJun 15
  504. 504Communication from Claire E. Rodley, Secretary of the School Committee, transmitting a list of the School Calendar for the 1992-1993 School year. scanJun 15
  505. 505Communication from Christopher D. Solomon, Oakland Street, regarding the building of a three story structure at the intersection of Huron Avenue and R.C. Kelly Street. scanJun 15
  506. 506Communication from Peter Valentine re: to address the City Council regarding the impending crisis potential of the decimation of the planet's resources. scanJun 15
  507. 507A petition was received from George F. Welch, Jr., Creator of the Venus Project Videos, expressing thanks to the City Council for their participation in Phase I. scanJun 15
  508. 508Awaiting Report Item No. 15 regarding an investigation of large increases in budget payments to customers of Commonwealth Gas Company. scanJun 15
  509. 509Awaiting Report Item No. 13 regarding improving the area around the White Hen Pantry at 2245 Massachusetts Avenue. scanJun 15
  510. 510Awaiting Report Item No. 31 regarding a further report on the development and plan of a Summer 1992 Youth Feeding Program. scanJun 15
  511. 511Awaiting Report Item No. 23 regarding establishment of a system of Jitney services linked with independent operators. scanJun 15
  512. 512Awaiting Report Item No. 39 regarding a further report on the removal of trees from Prescott Street. scanJun 15
  513. 513Awaiting Report Item No. 37 regarding the installation of new sidewalks along Sherman Street. scanJun 15
  514. 514Awaiting Report Item No. 36 regarding the pedestrian light on Belmont Street. scanJun 15
  515. 515Awaiting Report Item No. 34 regarding parking meters in front of residential homes. scanJun 15
  516. 516Awaiting Report Item No. 33 regarding concerns of the Area IV Crime Task Force. scanJun 15
  517. 517A petition was received from George F. Welch, Jr. requesting to address the City Council regarding the custome and practice of violation of the reight of the citizens regarding the consent agendas. scanJun 15
  518. 518Notification of approval from the National Park Services on the City's Five Year Open Space Receovery Action Program. (RAP) scanJun 22
  519. 519Awaiting Report Item No. 35 regarding trucks traveling at excessive spped on Broadway. scanJun 22
  520. 520Awaiting Report Item No. 33 regarding a request for Harvard to have construction unions employ Cambridge residents. scanJun 22
  521. 521Awaiting Report Item No. 34 regarding the completion of the roadway on Washington Street. scanJun 22
  522. 522Awaiting Report Item No. 32 regarding the installation of a tree in front of 109 Belmont Street. scanJun 22
  523. 523Awaiting Report Item No. 29 regarding various activity on Norfolk Street. scanJun 22
  524. 524Awaiting Report Item No. 36 regarding the condition at Donnelly Field. scanJun 22
  525. 525Councillor Sullivan resolutions to be prepared on the death of Walter D. Walsh. scanJun 22
  526. 526Entire membership resolutions on AT&T plan to replace 6000 operators with voice mail. scanJun 22
  527. 527Councillor Myers re: Municipal lien as an enforcement mechanism re: Sanitary Code. scanJun 22
  528. 528Entire membership resolutions on Tanya Aileen Shea being crowned Miss Teenage Massachusetts." scanJun 22
  529. 529Councillor Sullivan resolutions to be prepared on the death of James Gallagher. scanJun 22
  530. 530Entire membership resolutions to be prepared on the death of Henry "Hank "Vera. scanJun 22
  531. 531Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Cyr, Councillors Duehay, Myers, Russell, Toomey, Walsh, Sullivan and Wolf resolutions of recognition to RobertW. Healy and James Maloney for the increase in the bond rating for the City. scanJun 22
  532. 532Mayor Reeves, Councillors Russell, Sullivan, Walsh, Wolf, Toomey, and Vice Mayor Cyr resolutions on the departure of Kate Conway from the Agassiz School. scanJun 22
  533. 533Mayor Reeves, Coiuncillors Duehay & Wolf resolutions on the elementary school graduates. scanJun 22
  534. 534Mayor Reeves resolutions on the death of Reginald Crawford. scanJun 22
  535. 535Mayor Reeves resolutions on the death of Paul A. Williams. scanJun 22
  536. 536Mayor Reeves, Councillors Sullivan & Wolf resolutions on the death of Oscar F. London. scanJun 22
  537. 537Mayor Reeves, Councillors Toomey & Wolf resolutions on the Hildebrand Center of St. Paul A.M.E. Church. scanJun 22
  538. 538Councillors Russell, Sullivan & Vice Mayor Cyr retaining the name of Haggerty School when it is rebuilt. scanJun 22
  539. 539Councillors Toomey, Wolf & Vice Mayor Cyr resolutions on Deborah Mason dance recital to benefit children with HIV and AIDS. scanJun 22
  540. 540Councillor Toomey re: Retirement of Marguerite Arseneaux. scanJun 22
  541. 541Councillors Toomey & Sullivan resolutions re: basketball courts at Kennedy School be designated as "The Thomas Addison Basketball Courts". scanJun 22
  542. 542Councillor Russell & Vice Mayor Cyr resolutions on the family of Mary and Charlie Mullaney relocating to Atlanta, Georgia. scanJun 22
  543. 543Councillors Walsh, Russell, Sullivan, Toomey & Wolf re: Antrim Street fire. scanJun 22
  544. 544Councillors Walsh, Duehay, Russell, Sullivan & Toomey re: Birthday Greetings to Catherine Agnes Holland Walsh as she celebrates her 85th Birthday. scanJun 22
  545. 545Councillor Russell re: Graduation of Victoria Bergland and Comfort Doely from Health Care Future, "Jobs for Youth, Boston." scanJun 22
  546. 546Vice Mayor Cyr and Councillor Wolf re: Opposition to the petition of Ristorante Marion, Inc. scanJun 22
  547. 547Councillor Sullivan resolutions on the death of Anna Martin, late Cambridge resident. scanJun 22
  548. 548Councillors Duehay, Wolf, Myers, Russell, Sullivan, Toomey & Vice Mayor Cyr re: Congratulations to Cambridge Employee of the Month for June, Jean DePasquale. scanJun 22
  549. 549Councillors Duehay, Walsh and Vice Mayor Cyr re: Repair of brick sidewalk on Brattle Street between James Street and Appian Way. scanJun 22
  550. 550Councillors Russell, Sullivan & Walsh resolutions on the death of James Inferria, longtime resident of Cambridge. scanJun 22
  551. 551Communication from Ward Five Democratic Committee regarding the commission created to further study the Cambridge Jobs Ordinance. scanJun 22
  552. 552Communication from George F. Welch, jr., 820 Mass. Avenue, requesting permission to address the City Council regarding the Cable Guide and to proceed with Formal Process by the City. scanJun 22
  553. 553Communication from Claire E. Rodley, Secretary to the School Committee, transmitting a corrected order re: the School Calendar for the92-93 school year. scanJun 22
  554. 554Communication from Gerald Bergman, 82 Elm Street, requesting information regarding personnel and Contract Procedure regarding paid time off. scanJun 22
  555. 555Home Rule Petition regarding the transfer of the MDC police building near the Science Museum to the City of Cambridge. scanJun 22
  556. 556Communication from Councillor Alice K. Wolf, transmitting a policy analysis for the management of boards and commissions in the City of Cambridge written by Daniel Rich of the John F. Kennedy School of Government. scanJun 22
  557. 557Councillors Sullivan, Toomey, Walsh & Russell re: Resolutions on the death of Frank Foster. scanAug 3
  558. 558Councillors Sullivan, Russell, Walsh & Vice Mayor Cyr re: Resolutions on the death of John F. "Jack" Shea. scanAug 3
  559. 559Councillors Toomey & Sullivan resolutions on the death of Joseph G. Menezes. scanAug 3
  560. 560Councillors Toomey & Sullivan resolutions on the death of Carol A. Comperchio. scanAug 3
  561. 561Councillors Toomey, Duehay, Myers, Russell, Walsh, Sullivan, and Mayor Reeves resolution on the birth of Alfred Santino Vellucci. scanAug 3
  562. 562Councillor Myers re: Development of program which addresses rehabilitation for rent controlled buildings. also see S# 620 scanAug 3
  563. 563Councillors Russell, Sullivan, Toomey & Walsh resolutions on the death of Mary P. Marchand. scanAug 3
  564. 564Councillors Duehay, Toomey, Wolf and Vice Mayor Cyr re: National League of Cities. scanAug 3
  565. 565Councillors Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Walsh, Wolf and Vice Mayor Cyr resolutions on the death of Evelyn Filsinger. scanAug 3
  566. 566Councillors Russell, Toomey, Sullivan & Walsh re: Resolutions on the death of Michael Brown. scanAug 3
  567. 567Councillors Sullivan, Russell, Duehay, Toomey, Walsh, Wolf, & Vice Mayor Cyr resolutions on the death of Barbara Ellis. scanAug 3
  568. 568Councillor Russell, Duehay, Toomey, Walsh & Mayor Reeves re: 20th Anniversary of the Somerville/Cambridge Elder Services. scanAug 3
  569. 569Councillors Walsh, Sullivan, Toomey & Mayor Reeves re: 30th Reunion of the Class of 1962 from CHLS. scanAug 3
  570. 570Councillors Russell, Sullivan and Vice Mayor Ed Cyr resolutions on the death of Lawrence Robillard. scanAug 3
  571. 571Councillors Russell, Duehay, Toomey & Wolf re: Endorsement and support of the grant application of the Cambridge Housing Authority. scanAug 3
  572. 572Councillors Russell, Toomey, Walsh & Sullivan resolutions on the death of Lucy V. Papaleo. scanAug 3
  573. 573Councillors Toomey, Duehay, Sullivan, Walsh, Wolf and Mayor Reeves re: Congratulations to Tage Larsen on being awarded the Sudler Prize. scanAug 3
  574. 574Councillor Walsh re: MIAA Health Plan. scanAug 3
  575. 575Councillor Walsh re: Carpenters Local Union 40. rep rec. 11/1/93 - See Agenda #7 of 11/1/93 scanAug 3
  576. 576Councillors Toomey & Sullivan resolutions on the death of Robert F. Norton. scanAug 3
  577. 577Councillors Russell, Sullivan & Toomey resolutions on the death of James J. Connor. scanAug 3
  578. 578Councillors Toomey & Sullivan resolutions on the death of Joseph W. Mehm. scanAug 3
  579. 579Councillors Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Walsh and Vice Mayor Cyr resolutions on the death of Dominic Pizzuto. scanAug 3
  580. 580Councillors Toomey, Sullivan & Walsh resolutions on the death of Damian Percoco. scanAug 3
  581. 581Councillor Toomey resolutions on the death of Mary E. (Gallagher) Taylor. scanAug 3
  582. 582Vice Mayor Cyr, Councillors Duehay, Myers & Sullivan re: Commending the Cambridge Arts Council on its selection of the theme of hunger for the River Festival. scanAug 3
  583. 583Vice Mayor Cyr , Councillors Duehay, Myers, Toomey& Wolf re: Congratulations to Raymond L. Flynn, Mayor of Boston, for the completion of his term as President of the U.S. Conference of Mayors. scanAug 3
  584. 584Councillors Toomey & Sullivan resolutions on the death of John L. McMenimen. scanAug 3
  585. 585Councillors Toomey & Sullivan resolutions on the death of Margaret R. O'Neil. scanAug 3
  586. 586Councillors Toomey, Myers, Russell & Walsh resolutions on the death of Elizabeth Steinkrauss. scanAug 3
  587. 587Councillors Russell, Sullivan, Duehay, Toomey, Walsh, Wolf, Vice Mayor Cyr & mayor Reeves resolutions on the death of Frederick Kilfoyle. scanAug 3
  588. 588Communication from Senator John F. Kerry in acknowledgement to the opposition to a constitutional amendment mandating a balanced budget. scanAug 3
  589. 589Communication form Sheryl F. Crayton, District Vice President, Local 1302, in appreciation for the resolution passed by the City Council relative to negotiations between the Communications Workers of America and A T & T. scanAug 3
  590. 590Communication received in acknowledgement of the resolution sent by the City Council on the death of Ozniv Samourian. scanAug 3
  591. 591Communication received from Pat Pilleri and family in acknowledgement of the resolution sent by the City Council. scanAug 3
  592. 592Communication from Ned Scannel expressing his appreciation to the Council on his receiving the Eagle Scout Award. scanAug 3
  593. 593Awaiting Report Item No. 21 regarding a report on the use of sick days for the entire City municipal workforce. scanAug 3
  594. 594Awaiting Report Item No. 8 regarding trash pick-up at 159-161 Hancock Street. scanAug 3
  595. 595Awaiting Report Item No. 39 regarding dealing with domesti violence. scanAug 3
  596. 596Awaiting Report Item No. 19 regarding EOCD funding for the Area IV Crime Task Force. scanAug 3
  597. 597Awaiting Report Item No. 27 regarding on going problems with Portland Stoneware Company. scanAug 3
  598. 598Awaiting Report Item #31 regarding truck traffic on Third Street. scanAug 3
  599. 599Awaiting Report Item No. 23 regarding concerns of storage of hazardous materials at Kendall Square and other areas in Cambridge. scanAug 3
  600. 600Awaiting Report Item No. 29 regarding returning MBTA bus #83 to its former route. scanAug 3
  601. 601Awaiting Report Item No. 40 regarding the replacement of sidewalks in front of 1-15 Brewster Street. scanAug 3
  602. 602Awaiting Report Item No. 35 regarding the enforcement of the posting of handbills. scanAug 3
  603. 603Awaiting Report Item No. 32 regarding a schedule for sidewalk repairs to be completed by the end of Summer, 1992. scanAug 3
  604. 604Awaiting Report Item No. 22 regarding repairs and improvements to Brookline Street. scanAug 3
  605. 605Communication from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, relative to Awaiting Report Item No. 38 regarding an interim report on the Fire Department Survey. scanAug 3
  606. 606Call of a SPECIAL MEETING of the City Council for August 3, 1992 for the application of Six CambridgeCenter Associates Limited Partnership for the authorization and approval of a project under Massachusetts General Laws, Chapter 121A. scanAug 3
  607. 607Call of a SPECIAL MEETINGof the City Council for August 3, 1992 for the purpose of taking action on any and all general business before the City Council. scanAug 3
  608. 608Communication from Robert O. Edbrooke, 20-20A Prescott Street regarding apportioning of rent increases and abatements by the Rent Control Board. scanAug 3
  609. 609Communication from Richard F. Brennan in acknowledgement of resolutions adopted by the City Council on the death of Francis B. Brennan. scanAug 3
  610. 610Communication from Michael J. Brandon, 27 Seven Pines Avenue, regarding the ABC Board's decision relatvie to the application of the White Hen Pantry Inc. located at 2254 Mass. Avenue. scanAug 3
  611. 611Communication from Michael Brandon, 27 Seven Pines Avenue, requesting the City to revoke the building permit and order all contractors to cease from further activity at the Midas Muffler site located at 2501 Mass. Avenue. scanAug 3
  612. 612Petition from Ray McDonald, et al to restrict the future use of 134-136 Magazine Street. scanAug 3
  613. 613Communication from Arnold Schutzberg, 54 Fayette Street, relative to non-profit educational institutions are exempt from the local property taxes. scanAug 3
  614. 614Communication from Carl F. Barron regarding a ban on the sale of spray paint in the City. scanAug 3
  615. 615Communication from Susan Batchelder, Corresponding Secretary, Small Property Owners Association of Cambridge, responding to a communication received from the Cambridge Tenants Union on June 4, 1992. scanAug 3
  616. 616Rent Control Committee Report for a hearing held on Tuesday, June 2, 1992 relative to the Rehab andLoan Programs in the City of Cambridge. scanAug 3
  617. 617Communication from Councillor Jonathan S. Myers, Chair of the Rent Control Committee, transmitting a supplemental report regarding issues related to inspections and rent increases. scanAug 3
  618. 618Communication from D. Margaret Drury, Temporary City Clerk, relative to a communication previously received by the City Council on June 16, 1992 from the Cambridge Police Patrol Officers Association. scanAug 3
  619. 619Health and Hospital Committee report for a hearing held on Friday, June 26, 1992 relative to the Cambridge Hospital's facilities master plan, potential changes to the recombinant DNA ordinance and an update on the Neville Manor. scanAug 3
  620. 620Rent Control Committee Report for a hearing held on Thursday, June 25, 1992 relative to a resolution calling for the development of a comprehensive prigram to address the rehabilitation of the 300 units that have been identified with the lowest rents in the City. see also S# 562 scanAug 3
  621. 621Human Services and Youth Committee Report for a hearing held on Thursday, June 25, 1992 relative to an update on the statistics of summer employment opportunities and to discuss the further development of the Citywide Youth Employment Center. scanAug 3
  622. 622Government Operations Committee Report relative to the interviewing and evaluation of candidates for the position of the City Clerk. scanAug 3
  623. 623Communication from William S. Noble, Cambridge Tenants Union, transmitting a petition signed by over 800 residents requesting the City Council to hold hearings to address the problem of general rent adjustments and to develop a new and fair method for general rent adjustments. scanAug 3
  624. 624Housing and Community Development Committee for a hearing held on Wednesday, June 10, 1992 relative to review the Report of the Housing Cabinet and the agenda for future hearings of the Committee. scanAug 3
  625. 625Rent Control Committee Report for a hearing held on Tuesday, July 14, 1992 relative to high rent situations with the focus on 266-270 Windsor St., 19-25 Market Street and 205-211 Harvard Street. scanAug 3
  626. 626Communication from William B. Vernon, Director, Intergovernmental Relation, MBTA, regarding the opening of the East Headhouse Entrance at Alewife Station. scanJan 27
  627. 627Communication from Charles O. Christenson re: Salvation Army. scanJan 27
  628. 628MWRA 1991 Annual Report. scanJan 27
  629. 629Communication relatlive to a petition received from MIT to construct a tunnel under Ames Street to connect their new Biology Building on the westerly side of Ames Street to an existing building owned by MIT on the easterly side of Ames Street. See also Sundrys 1993 # 187A for Ames Street tunnel easement - Order adopted 4/26/93 scanJun 8
  630. 630Inspections and rent increases at the premises numbered 266-270 Windsor Street and 19-25 Market Street and 205-211 Harvard Street. scanMay 18
  631. 631Report from the Housing Cabinet. scanMay 18
  632. 632Call of a SPECIAL MEETING of the City Council for Wednesday, August 12, 1992 at 5:30 p.m. in the Sullivan Chamber, City Hall, Cambridge, Massachusetts for the purpose of discussing and acting upon the election of a City Clerk pursuant to G.L. c. 43, §18. scanAug 12
  633. 633Call of a SPECIAL MEETING of the City Council for Thursday, August 13, 1992 at 5:30 p.m. for the purpose of discussing and acting upon the Election of a City Clerk. MEETING CANCELLED DUE TO ELECTION OF A CITY CLERK ON 8/12/92. scanAug 13
  634. 634Councillors Duehay, Walsh, Wolf, Mayor Reeves & Vice Mayor Cyr re: Congratulations to Ralph C. Martin 2nd, the new District Attorney of Suffolk County. scanSep 14
  635. 635Councillors Duehay, Ruseell,Toomey, Wolf, Vice Mayor Cyr and Mayor Reeves re: Public Policy initiative to guarantee affordable health care. scanSep 14
  636. 636Councillor Toomey resolutions on the death opf Cirino Santos. scanSep 14
  637. 637Councillors Toomey & Sullivan resolutions on the death of Helen M. (Miller) Garrity. scanSep 14
  638. 638Councillors Sullivan, Russell, Duehay, Toomey & Wolf resolutions on the death of Lillian Hatchey, longtime Cambridge resident. scanSep 14
  639. 639Councillors Toomey, Mayor Reeves, Councillors Duehay, Russell, & Vice Mayor Cyr resolutions on the death of Henry W. Archibald, Sr. scanSep 14
  640. 640Councillors Toomey & Sullivan resolutions on the death of Stanley Versackas. scanSep 14
  641. 641Councillors Toomey & Sullivan resolutions on the death of Mary A. Dilworth. scanSep 14
  642. 642Councillors Toomey & Sullivan resolutions on the death of Margaret "Peg" Murphy. scanSep 14
  643. 643Councillors Russell, Duehay, Sullivan, Toomey & Walsh resolutions on the death of William J. McCabe. scanSep 14
  644. 644Councillors Russell, Duehay, Sullivan, Toomey, Vice Mayor Cyr and Mayor Reeves resolutions on 50 years of service at Billings and Stover Apothcary of Robert J. Landers. scanSep 14
  645. 645Mayor Reeves, Councillors Myers & Toomey resolutions thanking the staff of the Mayor's Summer Youth Employment Program. scanSep 14
  646. 646Councillors Walsh & Duehay re: Support of federal legislation re: Cable TV. scanSep 14
  647. 647Councillors Walsh, Duehay & Russell re: Continental Cablevision's policy about refunding money for remote Control units. scanSep 14
  648. 648Councillors Sullivan,Wolf, Duehay & Walsh resolutions on the death of Louis Solano. scanSep 14
  649. 649Councillors Sullivan, Walsh & Russell resolutions on the death of Henry Fine. scanSep 14
  650. 650Councillors Walsh re: School Department personnel use of sick leave. scanSep 14
  651. 651Councillors Walsh, Duehay, Myers & Toomey re: Audio version of Continental Cablevision's community bulletin board. scanSep 14
  652. 652Councillors Sullivan, Russell, Toomey & Walsh resolutions on the death of James V. Conlin, retired Cambridge firefighter and life lon resident of Cambridge. scanSep 14
  653. 653Councillors Sullivan, Wolf, Russell, Walsh, Vice Mayor Cyr and Mayor Reeves resolutions on the death of Frederick Masse, Cambridge native and long term business person. scanSep 14
  654. 654Councillor Toomey re: Cancellation of the November 30, 1992 City Council meeting for the Thanksgiving Holiday. scanSep 14
  655. 655Councillors Russell, Sullivan, Toomey & Walsh resolutions on the death of Paul Maloney, late retired Cambridge firefighter and long time Cambridge resident. scanSep 14
  656. 656Councillor Sullivan & Councillor Duehay resolutions on the death of Blanche Wetmore, late teacher at the Longfellow School. scanSep 14
  657. 657Rent Control Committee report for a hearing held on Tuesday, August 18, 1992 relative to continue discussions on the issue of high rents and to set the committee's agenda for the next three meetings. scanSep 14
  658. 658Communication from Senator Edward M. Kennedy relative to a resolution adopted by the City Council regarding the agenda of THE National League of Cities and the House Urban Aid Bill. scanSep 14
  659. 659Communication from Irene P. Shea in appreciation of the resolution adopted by the City Council in memory of her husband. scanSep 14
  660. 660Investigation by the DPU on the petition of Norstan Network Service, Inc., for a certificate of public convenience and necessity to operate as a common carrier within the Commonwealth. scanSep 14
  661. 661Communication from James C. Hawkins, President, Cambridge Chamber of Commerce, in support of the retention of the Lotus Corporation in Cambridge. scanSep 14
  662. 662Communication from Roy-Alan Hansen, Cambridge Arts Council, transmitting minutes from the Forum on Street Performance held on Wednesday, July 22, 1992. scanSep 14
  663. 663Communication from Paul McMenimen in appreciation of a resolution adopted by the City Council in memory of his father, John. scanSep 14
  664. 664Communication from Gerald Bergman, CEOC/Bread and Justice Food Pantry, regarding the under utilization of the Cambridge free/reduced breakfast program. scanSep 14
  665. 665Communication from Susan Batchelder, Corresponding Secretary, Small Property Owners Association of Cambridge, relative to the issue of Rent Control. scanSep 14
  666. 666Communication from Michael J. Brandon, 27 Seven Pines Avenue, regarding the petition of White Hen Pantry, 2245 Mass. Avenue for a liquor license. scanSep 14
  667. 667A petition was received from George F. Welch for a hearing before the City Council re: Cable TV issues. scanSep 14
  668. 668Awaiting Report Item No. 19 regarding Pay-by-Phone method of paying for parking violations. scanSep 14
  669. 669Awaiting Report Item No. 29 regarding the house located at the corner of Columbia and Washington Streets. scanSep 14
  670. 670Awaiting Report Item No. 6 regarding Department of Public Works employees parking on Tremont and Norfolk Streets. scanSep 14
  671. 671Awaiting Report Item No. 32 regarding the announcement from the MMA regarding availability of a comprehensive municipal employee health insurance provided by MIIA. scanSep 14
  672. 672Communication from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, relative to Awaiting Report Item #34 relative to traffic conditions on Beech Street. scanSep 14
  673. 673Councillors Sullivan, Russell, Toomey & Walsh resolutions on the death of Elizabeth "Betty" Ready. scanSep 14
  674. 674Councillor Sullivan resolutions on the death of Patricia A. Rose. scanSep 14
  675. 675Councilor Sullivan resolutions on the death of Frances S. McCoy. scanSep 14
  676. 676Councillors Russell, Toomey & Walsh re; Congratulations to the East Division Little League Baseball Team./ scanSep 14
  677. 677Councillor Toomey resolutions be prepared on the death of John O. Watkins. scanSep 14
  678. 678Councillor Duehay, Russell, Toomey, Wolf re: Increase in premiums for Medex. scanSep 14
  679. 679Councillor Toomey, Russell, Sullivan resolutions to be prepared on the death of John E. Lowry, Sr. scanSep 14
  680. 680Councillor Sullivan resolutions be prepared on the death of Catherine DeBuc. scanSep 14
  681. 681Councillors Sullivan, Russell, Toomey & Walsh resolutions to be prepared on the death of Margaret Walsh. scanSep 14
  682. 682Councillor Walsh re: The 90th Birthday of Evelyn Bourgeois. scanSep 14
  683. 683Councillor Duehay re: Cancellation of the City Council meeting of September 28, 1992. scanSep 14
  684. 684Mayor Reeves re: Congratulations to the City of Somerville on its 150th Birthday. scanSep 14
  685. 685Councillor Sullivan & Mayor Reeves resolutions on the death of Christopher A. Ianella. scanSep 14
  686. 686Councillors Toomey, Walsh & Wolf re: Health insurance selection for Managerial and Non-Union Employees of the City of Cambridge. scanSep 14
  687. 687Mayor Reeves report of the MBTA Beautification Brigade. scanSep 14
  688. 688Mayor Reeves, Councillors Myers, Walsh & Wolf resolutions on John Breneman on his appointment as Editor to the Cambridge Chronicle. scanSep 14
  689. 689Mayor Reeves resolutions on Week of the Arts in Cambridge. scanSep 14
  690. 690Councillor Walsh re: Financial rewards for finding rent-controlled apartments. scanSep 14
  691. 691Mayor Reeves, Councillors Myers, Sullivan, Toomey, Walsh resolutions on the 20th Anniversary of the James F. Farr Academy. scanSep 14
  692. 692Mayor Reeves resolutions on "A Tribute to the Earth: A Festival of Drums." scanSep 14
  693. 693Councillors Toomey, Russell, Sullivan, Walsh, Vice Mayor Cyr and Mayor Reeves re: Congratulations and best wishes to the musical group Lady Soul as they begin their quest for a Grammy. scanSep 14
  694. 694Councillors Toomey & Sullivan resolutions on the death of MaryDoughty late Cambridge resident. scanSep 14
  695. 695Councillors Toomey, Walsh, Sullivan, Vice Mayor Cyr and Mayor Reeves re: Congratulations to Jim Nelson as the 1992 recipient of the Massachusetts Basketball Coaches Association. scanSep 14
  696. 696Councillors Sullivan, Toomey, Walsh, Vice Mayor Cyr and Mayor Reeves re: William "Doc" Linskey Road Race. scanSep 14
  697. 697Mayor Reeves report of the 1992 Mayor's Summer Youth Employment Program. scanSep 14
  698. 698Mayor Reeves resolutions on the Annual Cambridge- Somerville Mayor's Cup. scanSep 14
  699. 699Mayor Reeves & Councillor Wolf re: Welcoming diversity and the contributions of the Haitian people to Cambridge. scanSep 14
  700. 700Mayor Reeves, Councillors Toomey, Walsh & Wolf resolutions on Birge Albright being reelected to the Executive Committee of the City Solicitors and Town Counsel Association. scanSep 14
  701. 701Mayor Reeves, CouncillorsDuehay & Toomey resolutions on the Cambridge Community Service Award recipients. scanSep 14
  702. 702Mayor Reeves, Councillors Russell, Toomey & Walsh resolutions on the Festival of Saints. scanSep 14
  703. 703Mayor Reeves, Councillors Sullivan, Toomey & Walsh resolutions on the Cambridge Firemen's Relief Association. scanSep 14
  704. 704Mayor Reeves, Councillors Walsh & Wolf re: Relief help to the Somalian government. scanSep 14
  705. 705Mayor Reeves re: Proclaiming October 31, 1992 as UNICEF Day. scanSep 14
  706. 706Councillor Wolf, Vice Mayor Cyr & Mayor Reeves re: Death threats to members of rural trade unions in the state of Para in Brazil. scanSep 14
  707. 707Councillors Sullivan, Duehay, Myers, Russell, Toomey, Walsh, Wolf Vice Mayor Cyr & Mayor Reeves resolutions on the speedy recovery of Police Captain and Administrator Henry W. Breen. scanSep 14
  708. 708Councillor Myers re: Neighborhood party sponsored by the All-Cambridgeport Neighborhood Watch on August 8, 1992. scanSep 14
  709. 709Councillors Myers & Toomey re: More equitable distribution of the water and sewer rates as they relate to the MWRA. scanSep 14
  710. 710Communication from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, relative to information on the replacement of Gaseous Chlorine at the Water Treatment Plant. scanSep 14
  711. 711Report from the Cable TV and Communications Committee for a hearing held on July 20, 1992 relative to the most recent quarterly complaint report and significant service interruption form from Continental Cablevision; structure of the pay-per-view services and the discontinuance of the cable guide. scanSep 14
  712. 712Communication fromDr. John C. Hammock, Executive Director, Oxfam America, thanking the City Council for the resolution adopted for funding for emergency relief for Somalia and transmitting notification of a candlelight vigil for Thursday, October 8, 1992 at 7:00 p.m. at City Hall in support of the people of Somalia. scanSep 21
  713. 713Communication from George F. Welch, Jr., 820 Mass. Avenue, requesting a hearing before the City Council regarding cable TV issues. scanSep 21
  714. 714Councillors Wolf, Duehay, Vice Mayor Cyr and Mayor Reeves re: Congratulations to Jerome T. Murphy on his appointment as Dean of the Harvard Graduate School of Education. scanSep 21
  715. 715Councillors Wolf, Duehay, Myers, Russell, Sullivan, Vice Mayor Cyr and Mayor Reeves re: Congratulations to the members of the Bridge Design Review Committee and the Cambridge negotiating team for a job well done. scanSep 21
  716. 716Councillors Wolf, Duehay, Myers, Sullivan, Russell and Vice Mayor Cyr re: Good wishes to Julia Child on the occasion of her 80th Birthday. scanSep 21
  717. 717Mayor Reeves re: "T" Party to promote the musical and cultural diversity of our communities. scanSep 21
  718. 718Councillors Walsh, Myers, Russell, Sullivan, Toomey and Mayor Reeves re: The first Cambridge Festival of Irish Cultural Heritage. scanSep 21
  719. 719Councillors Sullivan, Duehay, Russell,Toomey, Walsh, Wolf and Mayor Reeves resolutions on the death of Herbert E. Halliday. scanSep 21
  720. 720Councillors Russell, Sullivan,Toomey, Walsh, Wolf, Vice Mayor Cyr and Mayor Reeves resolutions on the 100th Anniversary of the Notre Dame de Pitie Parish. scanSep 21
  721. 721Councillor Russell resolutions on the death of Avonetta McFadries. scanSep 21
  722. 722Councillors Sullivan, Russell & Walsh resolutions on the death of Eloise M. Perry. scanSep 21
  723. 723Councillors Russell, Sullivan & Vice Mayor Cyr resolutions on the death of Laura M. Melanson. scanSep 21
  724. 724Councillors Sullivan, Toomey & Walsh resolutions on the death of Reverend Ernest T. Serino. scanSep 21
  725. 725Councillors Myers, Wolf,Duehay and Mayor Reeves re: Commending the continuin efforts of the Cambridge El Salvador Sister City Committee. scanSep 21
  726. 726Mayor Reeves, Councillors Myers, Sullivan, Toomey & Wolf re: Support for the victims of Hurricane Iniki. scanSep 21
  727. 727Councillors Sullivan, Walsh, Duehay, Myers, Russell, Wolf re: Congratulations to City Councillor Timothy J. Toomey, Jr. for capturing the Democratic nomination for StateRepresentative. scanSep 21
  728. 728Mayor Reeves, Councillors Duehay, Walsh, Russell,Sullivan, Toomey, Wolf and Vice Mayor Cyr re: Declaration of September 23, 1992 to be Y.W.C.A. "Tribute to Women Day" in Cambridge. scanSep 21
  729. 729Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Cyr, Councillors Duehay, Russell, Toomey, Walsh and Wolf re: Welcoming of Lifeline Systems, Inc. to the City of Cambridge. scanSep 21
  730. 730Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Cyr, Councillors Duehay, Sullivan, Toomey & Walsh re: Support of continued funding for the Visiting Nurses Association. scanSep 21
  731. 731Report from the Housing and Community Development Committee for a hearing held on June 30, 1992 relative to further discussion of rehabilitation standards, making capity available for purchase of rental housing stock by non profit housing agencies, keeping the rental stock affordable, access to the private rental stock to lower income people and the regulation of rental increases and capital improvements which affect affordability. scanSep 21
  732. 732Awaiting Report Item No. 49 regarding alternative ways of recording registered voters of condominiums. scanSep 21
  733. 733Awaiting Report Item No. 48 regarding lighting on Avon Street. scanSep 21
  734. 734Awaiting Report Item No. 50 regarding the sewer separation project. scanSep 21
  735. 735Awaiting Report Item No. 45 regarding the status of the land at the corner of Mass. Avenue and Cameron Avenue. scanSep 21
  736. 736a. Awaiting Report Item No. 26 regarding spending for hunger programs; and b. Awaiting Report Item No. 30 regarding funds for local shelters and meal programs. scanSep 21
  737. 737Awaiting Report Item No. 20 regarding supplementing existing staff at the neighborhood recreational facilities. scanSep 21
  738. 738Awaiting Report Item No. 10 regarding an investigation of the premises numbered 15 WatsonStreet. scanSep 21
  739. 739Awaiting Report Item No. 14 regarding repairs to the handicapped ramp at the Manning Apartments. scanSep 21
  740. 740Vice Mayor Cyr's intention to move reconsideration of the vote taken adopting an order to cancel the December 7, 1992 City Council meeting. scanSep 21
  741. 741Councillors Walsh & Toomey re: Massachusetts National Guard. scanSep 21
  742. 742Awaiting Report Item Nos. 18 & 40 regarding the appointment of Venita Mathias as a member of the Affordable Housing Trust Board. scanSep 21
  743. 743Awaiting Report Item Nos. 28 & 52 regarding Middlesex Street. scanSep 21
  744. 744Notice of withdrawl of a communication previously submitted by George F. Welch, Jr. on September 21, 1992 regarding cable matters. scanOct 1
  745. 745Councillor Myers re: plans for the outline of the Community Response Fund and policy ideas and recommendations. scanOct 5
  746. 746Vice Mayor Cyr re: Effects of the Bush Administration GAG Rule on contraceptive services and counseling in the City of Cambridge. scanOct 5
  747. 747Councillors Russell & Sullivan resolutions on the death of Anna B. Cosgrove. scanOct 5
  748. 748Councillor Wolf re: Relocation of Car Talk Plaza. scanOct 5
  749. 749Mayor Reeves re: Dedication of Hancock and Mass. Avenue as "The Joseph "Bunny" Smith Square." scanOct 5
  750. 750Vice Mayor Cyr, Councillors Russell and Toomey resolutions on the recuperation of retired Cambridge Police Officer Harold Pearson. scanOct 5
  751. 751Councillor Toomey resolutions on the death of Alfred Novello. scanOct 5
  752. 752Councillors Russell & Toomey resolutions on the death of John A. Trainor. scanOct 5
  753. 753Vice Mayor Cyr & Councillor Russell resolutions on the death of Caroline "Carrie" Crossler. scanOct 5
  754. 754Councillors Sullivan & Toomey resolutions on the death of Richard "Zeke" Calkins. scanOct 5
  755. 755Councillors Sullivan, Myers, Toomey re: Fundraising campaign of the Knights of Columbus. scanOct 5
  756. 756Councillor Russell re: Precautions to safeguard the artwork of the "Lost Zebra" in the Tobin Community. See Sundries #846 & 911 of 1992 for reports & #1993-5/17/93 Agenda #5 for report. scanOct 5
  757. 757Mayor Reeves, Councillors Duehay, Sullivan, Toomey & Wolf re: Congratulations to the entire faculty of the Rindge School of Technical Arts on the occasion of its receiving the Innovations in State and Local Government Award. scanOct 5
  758. 758Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Cyr, Councillors Duehay, Myers, Russell & Sullivan re: Congratulations to Alvin Thompson for his victory in the democratic primary. scanOct 5
  759. 759Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Cyr, Councillors Duehay, Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Wolf re: Best Wishes and continued success to Congressman Joseph Kennedy. scanOct 5
  760. 760Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Cyr, Councillors Toomey & Wolf re: American with Disabilities Act. scanOct 5
  761. 761Councillors Sullivan & Toomey resolutions on the death of Mary J. O'Leary. scanOct 5
  762. 762Councillor Toomey resolutions on the death of Manuel Eduardo Carvalho. scanOct 5
  763. 763Vice Mayor Cyr, Councillors Russell, Sullivan and Mayor Reeves re: Congratulations to Mary Lou McGrath for ensuring the completion of work at the Tobin School. scanOct 5
  764. 764Councillors Toomey & Sullivan re: Congratulations to Walter Lyons for his election to the Northeastern University Hall of Fame. scanOct 5
  765. 765Vice Mayor Cyr and Councillor Sullivan re: Back to School Family Picnic. scanOct 5
  766. 766Councillor Russell jre: Determining what method is used to determine the quota for PR elections. scanOct 5
  767. 767Councillors Walsh, Duehay, Myers, Sullivan & Toomey resolutions on the birthday of City Councillor Sheila T. Russell. scanOct 5
  768. 768Councillors Sullivan, Walsh & Russell resolutions on the 40th Wedding Anniversary of Peter and Anne Connolly. scanOct 5
  769. 769Councillors Toomey, Russell, Sullivan & Mayor Reeves re: 75th Anniversary of St. Francis of Assisi Parish. scanOct 5
  770. 770Councillors Walsh, Mayor Reeves, Councillors Duehay, Myers, Russell, Sullivan & Toomey resolutions on the death of Ingve Raustein, the MIT student from Norway. scanOct 5
  771. 771Councillors Russell, Duehay, Myers, Sullivan, Toomey & Wolf re: Thanks to Don & Dorothy McMath for their work on the Northe Cambridge Stabilization Committee. scanOct 5
  772. 772Mayor Reeves & Councillor Wolf re: Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Theatre Company of Cambridge. scanOct 5
  773. 773Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Cyr & Councillor Toomey resolutions on the death of Lloyd Yearwood. scanOct 5
  774. 774Mayor Reeves, Councillors Russell & Toomey re: Fire Prevention Week. scanOct 5
  775. 775Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Cyr & Councillor Wolf re: Congratulations to Carmen Fields on her appointment as Press Secretary for Suffolk District Attorney Ralph C. Martin. scanOct 5
  776. 776Report from the Claims Committee for a hearing held on September 17, 1992 regarding claims filed against the City. scanOct 5
  777. 777Human Service & Youth Committee Report for a hearing held on Tuesday, September 22, 1992 to review the Draft Plan for Administration of the Community Response Trust Fund. scanOct 5
  778. 778Progress Report of Seltzer Associates review of the City's employment and training system. scanOct 5
  779. 779Notice of an investigation from the DPU on the complaint of the Greater Mediam Inc., et al seeking relief from the the imposition to NET&T of unlawful and unreasonable conduct attachment rates scanOct 5
  780. 780Notice of an investigation from the DPU on the petition of Amerishare Communications Inc., to provide resold telecommunication services to customers within the Commonwealth. scanOct 5
  781. 781Notice of an investigation from the DPU on the petition of MA BEll Associates, Inc. to provide resold telecommunication services to customers within the Commonwealth. scanOct 5
  782. 782Notice of an investigation from DPU on the petition of Home America, Inc., to provide resold telecommunications services to residential and business customers within the Commonwealth. scanOct 5
  783. 783Notice of an investigation fromDPU on the petition of Excel Telecommunication Inc. to provide resold telecommunications services to residential and business customers within the Commonwealth. scanOct 5
  784. 784Communication from Charles O. Christenson regarding an outline of address before the City Council relative to the Police Commissioner. scanOct 5
  785. 785Awaiting Report Item No. 11 regarding solicitations by the Police Mutual Aid Association. scanOct 5
  786. 786Awaiting Report Item No. 20 regarding the condition and safety of playgrounds. scanOct 5
  787. 787Awaiting Report Item No. 27 regarding the Cambridge Hospital's policy on therapeutic abortions. scanOct 5
  788. 788Awaiting Report Item No. 16 regarding Family Membership at the Golf Course. scanOct 5
  789. 789Awaiting Report Item No. 2 regarding the replacement of lights along the footpath behind Cameron Avenue to the Davis Square footpath. scanOct 5
  790. 790Awaiting Report Item No. 23 regarding the status of crbside recycling in residential buildings. scanOct 5
  791. 791Councillor Walsh's intention to move reconsideration of the vote taken on September 21, 1992 referring to the City Solicitor the report from R. Goetze, Ph.D. regarding rent control. scanOct 5
  792. 792Communication from the family of James V. Conlin in appreciation for the resolutions adopted by the City Council. scanOct 5
  793. 793Awaiting Report Item No. 39 regarding issues at 166-170 Windsor Street. scanOct 5
  794. 794Relative to Services Agreement between the Executive Officer of Transportations and Construction, the Mass. Highway Department and the City governing the services that will ve provided by those departments and by the City relative to the Central Artery Third Harbor Tunnel Project. scanOct 5
  795. 795Councillors Russell, Sullivan, Walsh & Toomey re: Appreciation to Anthony D'Onofrio for his service to the youth of Cambridge. scanOct 19
  796. 796CouncillorWolf, Vice Mayor Cyr & Mayor Reeves re: Congratulations to the staff of the Cambridge Chronicle for its efforts in bringing broader coverage to Cambridge residents. scanOct 19
  797. 797Councillors Wolf & Duehay re: Recognizing the importance of United Nations Day on October 24, 1992. scanOct 19
  798. 798Mayor Reeves, Councillors Duehay, Myers, Toomey & Wolf re: Support for the Domestic Violence Task Force. scanOct 19
  799. 799Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Cyr, Councillors Myers, Sullivan, Toomey & Wolf re: 21st Birthday Celebration of the Community Learning Center. scanOct 19
  800. 800Mayor Reeves, Councillors Toomey & Walsh re: "Hi, Neighbor" Campaign. scanOct 19
  801. 801Councillors Myers, Russell, Toomey, Walsh & Mayor Reeves re: Safe Neighborhoods Conference. scanOct 19
  802. 802Councillor Russell re: Assistance by Affordable Housing Trust Fund for 707 Program recipient. scanOct 19
  803. 803Councillors Duehay, Wolf & Myers re: Support for the Businger Bill. scanOct 19
  804. 804Vice Mayor Cyr, Councillors Russell, Wolf & Walsh re: Public hearing with regards to elderly substance abuse. scanOct 19
  805. 805Councillors Duehay, Vice Mayor Cyr, Councillors Myers, Sullivan, Walsh, Wolf & Mayor Reeves re: Congratulations to Margaret Marshall on the occasion of her appointment as General Counsel of Harvard University. scanOct 19
  806. 806Councillor Sullivan resolutions on the death of Catherine Good. scanOct 19
  807. 807Councillor Russell resolutions on the death of John R.Black. scanOct 19
  808. 808Councillors Toomey, Sullivan, Walsh & Vice Mayor Cyr resolutions on the death of Theresa Magliozzi. scanOct 19
  809. 809Councillor Sullivan resolutions on the death of Harold F. Hector. scanOct 19
  810. 810Councillors Sullivan & Duehay resolutions on the death of Mildred "Mickey" Contardo. scanOct 19
  811. 811Councillor Sullivan resolutions on the death of George E. Clancy. scanOct 19
  812. 812Mayor Reeves re: Proclaiming October 18, 1992as the First Baptist Church Recognition Day for its 175 years of contributions to the Cambridge community. scanOct 19
  813. 813Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Cyr, Councillors Duehay & Walsh re: Commendation to LeRoy Attles, Jr. on his contributions to the advancement of the American Space Program. scanOct 19
  814. 814Mayor Reeves, Councillors Toomey & Walsh re: Congratulations to Julie Coles on her selection as runner up for the Massachusetts Teacher of the Year. scanOct 19
  815. 815Mayor Reeves, Councillors Sullivan & Wolf re: Appreciation and best wishes to The Yerevan Women's Choir. scanOct 19
  816. 816Mayor Reeves, Councillors Duehay, Sullivan, Toomey, Wolf & Vice Mayor Cyr re: 150th Anniversary of St. Peter's Episcopal Church. scanOct 19
  817. 817Mayor Reeves & Councillor Wolf re: Proclaiming October 31, 1992 as A Day of Artist In Support of Human Rights. scanOct 19
  818. 818Councillors Sullivan & Wolf resolutions on the death of Frederick J. Williams. scanOct 19
  819. 819Councillors Toomey, Duehay, Russell, Sullivan, Walsh, Vice Mayor Cyr and Mayor Reeves re: Congratulations to Saint Anthony's Parish on its 90th Birthday. scanOct 19
  820. 820Vice Mayor Cyr resolutions opn the death of Ruth (Carver) Imrie. scanOct 19
  821. 821Councillor Russell re: Status of tree being planted in front of 37 Rice Street. scanOct 19
  822. 822Information regarding Danehy Park soccer field scheduling throughout the City. scanOct 19
  823. 823Public Safety Committee for a hearing held on Wednesday, September 30, 1992 relative to presentation by the Police Commissioner of city wide crim statistics, hiring of additional patrol officers and police visibility. scanOct 19
  824. 824Special Committe on CASPAR report for a hearing held on Thursday, September 24, 1992 regarding a permanent facility placement OF CASPAR. scanOct 19
  825. 825Elder Affairs Committee for a hearing held on Tuesday, September 22, 1992 relative to a report from the Counsel on Aging regarding its Substance Abuse Programs. scanOct 19
  826. 826Communication from George F. Welch, Jr. 820 Mass Avenue, Room 432, requesting a hearing before the City Council on several cable TV issues. scanOct 19
  827. 827Councillors Sullivan, Russell & Walsh resolutions on the death of John J. "Hutch" Hutchinson. scanOct 19
  828. 828Councillors Sullivan & Toomey resolutions on the death of Emily (Coty) Bonvie. scanOct 19
  829. 829Communication from Susan Batchelder, Corrjesponding Secretary, Small Property Owners Association, transmitting Part Two of Dr. Goetze's STUDY "Rent Control in Cambridge - The Beneficiaries." scanOct 19
  830. 830Communication from Mary Pilgrim and the family in appreciation for the expression of sympathy from the City Council. scanOct 19
  831. 831Communication from John F. Natale, 92 Fourth Street, requesting police protection for all future assemblies of the CTU and EFZ. scanOct 19
  832. 832Communication from Senator John F. Kerry, in acknowledgement of the resolution adopted by the City Council regarding the Cable Consumer Protection Act. scanOct 19
  833. 833Communication from Patricia Lomans, Secretary, East Cambridge Planning Team, regarding issues of pedestrian safety with the TwinCities Mall owners. scanOct 19
  834. 834Communication from Shelagh A. Ellman-Pear, Chief Health Insurance Hearing Officer, Comonwealth of Massachusetts, in receipt of the resolution adopted by the City Council regarding the increase in Medex insurance rates. scanOct 19
  835. 835Communication from Julia Child in appreciation of the resolution adopted by the City Council. scanOct 19
  836. 836Communication from the family of James V. Conlin in appreciation of the resolution adopted by the City Council. scanOct 19
  837. 837Awaiting Report Item No. 42 regarding further information on the Cambridgeport rezoning provisions for the transfer of development rights to achieve new open space. scanOct 19
  838. 838Councillors Russell, Walsh & Vice Mayor Cyr re: Congratulations to Joseph Volpe on his retirement from the Notre Dame Association. scanOct 19
  839. 839Re: To a Cambridge Electric Light Company petition to the DPU 92-2C. scanOct 19
  840. 840Council Order No. 21 dated September 14, 1992 regarding the application of Norstan Network Services, Inc. to the state Dept. of Public Utilities for permission to provide long distance telephone services. scanOct 19
  841. 841Awaiting Report Item No. 31 regarding plans to respond to the American Disabilities Act. scanOct 19
  842. 842Awaiting Report Item No. 30 regarding the fire damaged structure at 136 Fifth Street. scanOct 19
  843. 843Awaiting Report Item No. 28 regarding a traffic study of the intersection of Pleasant and Allston Streets. scanOct 19
  844. 844Awaiting Report Item No. 33 regarding the pedestrian signals at Inman Square. scanOct 19
  845. 845Awaiting Report Item No. 36 regarding correspondence from Mr. Joe Kirylo concerning his FY93 assessed value. scanOct 19
  846. 846Awaiting Report Item No. 32 regarding the "Lost Zebra" sculpture at the Tobin School. See Sundries #977 of 11/9/92 for another report. scanOct 19
  847. 847Awaiting Report Item No. 13 regarding ticketing and the pattern of enforcement of the Street Performers Ordinance. scanOct 19
  848. 848Awaiting Report Item No. 27 regarding the status of mandatory recycling activity in Cambridge. scanOct 19
  849. 849Communication from Jack Welch re: Cable TV issues. scanOct 22
  850. 850Councilors Walsh, Russell, Sullivan & Toomey re: Madonna Contest at HMV Records in Harvard Square. scanOct 26
  851. 851Councillors Wolf, Duehay, Toomey, Vice Mayor Cyr and Mayor Reeves re: Advocating Cambridge's participation in the HHS demonstration. scanOct 26
  852. 852Councillors Wolf, Duehay, Myers, Russell, Toomey, Walsh, Sullivan, Vice Mayor Cyr and Mayor Reeves re: Congratulations to the Dandelion School as one of the ten best child care centers in America. scanOct 26
  853. 853Councillors Toomey, Russell & Sullivan re: Resolutions on the death of Serafina (Sarah) Maragioglio. scanOct 26
  854. 854Mayor Reeves and Councillor Toomey re: Water problems at the Rush A.M.E. Church. scanOct 26
  855. 855Councillors Sullivan, Toomey, Russell, Walsh, Wolf and Mayor Reeves resolutions on the speedy recovery of Police Detective Aurelio Ferreira. scanOct 26
  856. 856Councillors Sullivan, Wolf, Duehay, Myers, Russell, Toomey,Walsh, Vice Mayor Cyr and Mayor Reeves resolutions on the death of Mary A. Blessington. scanOct 26
  857. 857Councillors Sullivan, Russell, Toomey, Walsh, Wolf and Vice Mayor Cyr re: 60th Anniversary of the founding of John (The Cobbler) Gimigliardi's shop. scanOct 26
  858. 858Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Cyr, Councillors Toomey & Wolf re: Contributions made by the Faith Lutheran Church to the citizenry of Cambridge. scanOct 26
  859. 859Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Cyr, Councillors Duehay, Toomey & Wolf re: Endorse and support the affiliation of Bulawayo, Zimbabwe with the City of Cambridge. scanOct 26
  860. 860Communication form Councillor Alice K. Wolf transmitting a communication from William August, Esquire and Howard E. Horton, Esquire, regarding the Cable Television Consumer Protection and Competition Act of 1992. scanOct 26
  861. 861Councillor Russell, Mayor Reeves, Councillors Sullivan, Walsh and Vice Mayor Cyr re: Silver Anniversary of Modern Continental Construction Co., Inc. scanOct 26
  862. 862Mayor Reeves, Councillors Toomey, Walsh & Duehay re: Repair of the playground slide at the Harrington School. scanOct 26
  863. 863Mayor Reeves, Councillors Russell, Toomey & Wolf re: Month of November, 1992 as National Hospice Month. scanOct 26
  864. 864Entire membership re: Referendum Question #1. scanOct 26
  865. 865Councillors Sullivan, Russell & Toomey re: Resolutions on the death of Jeannette M. O'keefe. scanOct 26
  866. 866Communication from Jonathan Ginsberg, Director of Community Relations and Public Affairs, Chamber of Commerce, requesting the business community involvement in the implementation of the Environmental Program. scanOct 26
  867. 867Communication from George F. Welch, Jr., 820 Mass. Avenue, requesting a public hearing before the City Council regarding cable TV issues. scanOct 26
  868. 868Awaiting Report Item No. 27 regarding information of the role of the Peace Commission in fostering non-violence and peaceful attitudes within the schools. scanOct 26
  869. 869Finder's fee for rent controlled units. scanOct 26
  870. 870Awaiting Report Item No. 25 regarding the hiring of additional crossing guards. scanOct 26
  871. 871City's proposal for the amendment of the State Implementation Plan. scanOct 26
  872. 872Report from the Housing Cabinet with recommendations concerning the design of a program for the rehabilitation of rent control properties with units renting for $200 or less per month. scanNov 2
  873. 873Communication from George F. Welch, Jr., 820 Mass Avenue, Room 432, demanding a hearing on his numerous complaints regarding cable TV issues. scanNov 2
  874. 874Petition from Barbara Bradley, et al in opposition to the increased rates for residential parking permits in the City. scanNov 2
  875. 875Communication from Michael A. Feinberg, Esq., transmitting a communication requesting a meeting with city officials and an expert in the field of health care insurance to devise a health care plan for employees of Local 195 IPEA. scanNov 2
  876. 876Communication from Charles M. Vest, President, Harvard University, expressing appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on the death of Yngve Raustein. scanNov 2
  877. 877Awaiting Report Item No. 35 regarding complaints from residents on the color of the tap water. scanNov 2
  878. 878Communication from Gerald Bergman, Food Program Coordinator, Bread and Justice Food Programs/CEOC, regarding the future of Stop & Shop stores in Cambridge and the implementation of the Hunger Referendum issues. scanNov 2
  879. 879Notice for a DPU investigation on the application of Pennsylvania Alternative Communications, Inc., dba PACE to operate as a common carrier within the Commonwealth. scanNov 2
  880. 880Notice of a DPU investiagation on the application of NuComm Test, Inc. for a certificate of public convenience and neccesity to operate as a common carrier within the Commonwealth. scanNov 2
  881. 881Notice of a DPU investigation on the application of Standard Telecom Long Distance , Inc. for a certificate of public convenience and necessity to operate as a common carrier within the Commonwealth. scanNov 2
  882. 882Report from Councillor Jonathan S. Myers, Chair, Special Committee on CASPAR, transmitting hearings held on October 1, 1992, October 8, 1992 and October 15, 1992 regarding a search for a permanent location for CASPAR. scanNov 2
  883. 883Communication from the family of Manuel E. Carvalho in appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council expressing their sympathy. scanNov 2
  884. 884Communication from Susan F. Tierney, Secretary of Environmental Affairs acknowledging receipt of a resolution adopted by the City Council regarding the rising water and sewer rates. scanNov 2
  885. 885Proposed language for a resolution by the City Council to declare availability of disposition of certain City streets and sidewalks. scanNov 2
  886. 886Awaiting Report Item No. 13 regarding housing options for Kendall Square. scanNov 2
  887. 887Mayor Reeves, Councillors Myers & Russell re: Increased need for adequate lighting in specific areas of Cambridge. scanNov 2
  888. 888Councillor Walsh re: 707 Subsidy Program. scanNov 2
  889. 889Councillors Sullivan, Duehay, Russell, Toomey, Walsh, Wolf and Mayor Reeves re: Congratulations to Timothy and Susan Boyle on the birth of their twin sons. scanNov 2
  890. 890Vice Mayor Cyr re: City Day of Service Celebration. scanNov 2
  891. 891Councillor Myers & Mayor Reeves re: City Safe Neighborhood Conference. scanNov 2
  892. 892Councillors Russell, Sullivan, Toomey & Walsh re: Middlesex County District Attorney ruling on the alleged violation of the Open Meeting Law. scanNov 2
  893. 893Mayor Reeves & Councillor Toomey re: Declaration of April 16 & 17, 1993 as City Step Days. scanNov 2
  894. 894Mayor Reeves re: Proclaiming November 16, 1992 as Dutch-American Heritage Day. scanNov 2
  895. 895Councillors Sullivan, Russell, Toomey & Walsh re: "Frederick L. Kilfoyle Square." scanNov 2
  896. 896Mayor Reeves & Councillor Myers re: Sidewalk repairs. scanNov 2
  897. 897Mayor Reeves and Councillor Toomey re: Exercising of voting rights. scanNov 2
  898. 898Councillors Wolf, Duehay, Sullivan, Toomey & Walsh re: 25th Anniversaryof Cambridge and Somerville Legal Services. scanNov 2
  899. 899Councillors Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Walsh, Wolf and Mayor Reeves re: Congratulations to Olive Murphy on her participation in the Senior Olympics. scanNov 2
  900. 900Councillors Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Walsh and Mayor Reeves re: Congratulations to retired Sergeant Dominic Scalese as he is honored by the Rindge Alumni Annual Banquet. scanNov 2
  901. 901Councillor Russell re: Planting of tree in front of 107 Fayerweather St. scanNov 2
  902. 902Councillors Toomey & Sullivan resolutions on the death of Louis Sprizza, long time Cambridge resident. scanNov 2
  903. 903Councillors Wolf, Duehay & Myers re: Investigation of the reports of improper police actions in the case of Siza Rani, chairperson of the African National Congress. scanNov 2
  904. 904Councillors Sullivan, Toomey & Walsh resolutions on the death of Mary L. (Cremins) Geary. scanNov 2
  905. 905Awaiting Report IOtem No. 38 regarding a charge for additional visitor permits for private use. scanNov 2
  906. 906Delaying the health insurance plan by one month for non-union and management employees. scanNov 2
  907. 907Acceptance of Section 48 of Chapter 133 of the Acts of 1992 regarding Early Retirement. scanNov 2
  908. 908Councillors Wolf, Duehay & Myers re: Congratulations to President-Bill Clinton and Vice-President-elect Al Gore. scanNov 9
  909. 909Awaiting Report Item No. 13 regarding the School Building Committee for the Agassiz School. scanNov 9
  910. 910Awaiting Report Item No. 33 regarding repairs to the playground slide at the Harrington School. scanNov 9
  911. 911Awaiting Report Item No. 29 relative to the "Lost Zebra." see #846 for a rep. (Sundries 1992) scanNov 9
  912. 912Mayor Reeves, Councillors Myers, Toomey & Vice Mayor Cyr resolutions urging all citizens to unite in the fight against hunger with donations to food pantries. scanNov 9
  913. 913Mayor Reeves and Vice Mayor Cyr re: King Bhumibol Adulyadej Square. scanNov 9
  914. 914Councillor Sullivan & Vice Mayor Cyr resolutions on the death of Elizabeth "Sis" Ladny. scanNov 9
  915. 915Councillors Sullivan & Myers & Vice Mayor Cyr resolutions on the death of Sarkis Sunukjian. scanNov 9
  916. 916Councillors Sullivan & Toomey resolutions on the death of John J. Morgan. scanNov 9
  917. 917Mayor Reeves, Councillors Toomey & Wolf resolutions on Voices From the Back Porch. scanNov 9
  918. 918Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Cyr, Councillors Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Walsh & Wolf re: St. Anthony's Parish. scanNov 9
  919. 919Mayor Reeves, Councillors Sullivan, Wolf & Vice Mayor Cyr re: 150th Anniversary of the Old Cambridge Baptist Church. scanNov 9
  920. 920Councillors Myers, Duehay, Walsh, & Vice Mayor Cyr re: Congratulations to Bill Clinton, President-elect. scanNov 9
  921. 921Awaiting Report Item No. 20 regarding the clean-up of open spaces within the Route 2 Highway. scanNov 9
  922. 922Awaiting Report item No. 34 regarding advocating Cambridge's participation in Health and Human Services demonstration. scanNov 9
  923. 923Councillors Myers, Toomey, Walsh & Wolf re: Cut off of bus service for the City Hospital bus. scanNov 9
  924. 924Councillors Russell, Sullivan, Toomey & Walsh re: 80th Anniversary of Court Larabida. scanNov 9
  925. 925Councillors Russell, Myers, Walsh & Wolf re: Mobile Forum which studies rent control, affordable housing and other issues. scanNov 9
  926. 926Awaiting Report Item Nos. 2 & 10 regarding the Cambridge Retirement Board. scanNov 9
  927. 927Awaiting Report item No. 31 regarding the lot on Fairmont Street. scanNov 9
  928. 928Awaiting Report Item No. 19 regarding traffic problems on Richdale Avenue. scanNov 9
  929. 929Awaiting Report Item No. 18 regarding Continental Cablevision's policy on senior citizen discounts. scanNov 9
  930. 930Awaiting Report Item No. 25 regarding parking meters on Bishop Allen Drive. scanNov 9
  931. 931Communication from Geneva T. Malenfant, 75 Henry Street, requesting a change in the schedule for the implementation of the open space achieved by the Cambridgeport rezoning proposal. scanNov 9
  932. 932Communication received from Tamara L. Jessiman, 254 Lexington Avenue, regarding the new 1993 Resident Parking rate fees. scanNov 9
  933. 933Notice of an investigation from the Department of Public Utilities on the petition of Ma Bell Associates, Inc., dba Ma Bell Marketing for a certificate of public convenience to operate as a resale, value added or interexchange common carrier within the Commonwealth. scanNov 9
  934. 934Notice of an investigation from DPU on the petition of US Fibercom Network, Inc. for a certificate of public convenience to operate as a resale, value-added or interexchange common carrier within the Commonwealth. scanNov 9
  935. 935Report from the Elder Affairs Committee for a hearing held on Tuesday, October 20, 1992 relative to receiving an update from the architects on the plans for the city-wide senior center. scanNov 9
  936. 936Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Cyr and Councillor Myers re: Proclaiming the week of November 22, 1992 as Homeless Awareness Week. scanNov 16
  937. 937Special CASPAR Committee Report for a hearing held on Tuesday, October 27, 1992 regarding a relocation site for a permanent location for CASPAR. scanNov 16
  938. 938Communication from William S. Noble for the Cambridge Tenants Union transmitting information which may help to guide the City Council in the matters concerning Councillor Walsh. scanNov 16
  939. 939Mayor Reeves, Councillors Duehay, Myers, Rusell, Toomey, Wolf and Vice Mayor Cyr re: Applaud to Olive M. Johnson for her devotion to the betterment of life for others. scanNov 16
  940. 940Mayor Reeves, Councillors Russell, Toomey and Walsh re: Proclaiming the week of December 6-12, 1992 as Polycystic Kidney Disease Awareness Week. scanNov 16
  941. 941Councillor Myers, Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Cyr, Councillors Duehay, Walsh and Wolf re: Congratulations to the New School as it enters its second year of operation. scanNov 16
  942. 942Councillors Sullivan, Myers, Russell, Toomey,Walsh & Wolf resolutions on the upcoming retirement of Cambridge Police Lieutenant Donald Carney. scanNov 16
  943. 943Councillors Myers, Duehay, Sullivan & Mayor Reeves re: Congratulations to Annie L. & Willard Williams on thier fiftieth Wedding Anniversary. scanNov 16
  944. 944Councillors Sullivan, Russell & Toomey resolutions on the death of Vincent J. Loprete. scanNov 16
  945. 945Mayor Reeves and Vice Mayor Cyr re: Welcome the establishment of the Swatch Boutique. scanNov 16
  946. 946Mayor Reeves and Councillor Wolf re: "Voices Louder Than Words" benefit reading. scanNov 16
  947. 947Councillor Russell, Vice Mayor Cyr and Mayor Reeves resolutions on the Grand Opening of "Capriccio Salon II." scanNov 16
  948. 948Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Cyr, Councillors Duehay & Wolf re: Proclaiming December 7, 1992 as Amnesty International Day. scanNov 16
  949. 949Councillors Toomey, Sullivan, Walsh & Vice Mayor Cyr resolutions on the death of Fernando Jose Castanheira. scanNov 16
  950. 950Councillor Toomey, Councillors Sullivan, Walsh, Vice Mayor Cyr and Mayor Reeves resolutions on the death of Roy Roberts, Sr. scanNov 16
  951. 951Councillors Sullivan, Walsh and Mayor Reeves resolutions on the Golden Wedding Anniversary of William and Dorothy Morse. scanNov 16
  952. 952Councillors Sullivan, Duehay,Russell, Vice Mayor Cyr and Mayor Reeves resolutions on the Golden Wedding Anniversary of Annie Laurie and Willard Williams. scanNov 16
  953. 953Councillors Toomey & Sullivan resolutions on the death of Natalia (Moniz) Morieta. scanNov 16
  954. 954Councillor Sullivan, Mayor Reeves resolutions on the Golden Wedding Anniversary of John and Roselene Sullivan. scanNov 16
  955. 955Communication from George F. Welch, Jr., 820 Mass. Avenue, Room 432, requesting to be heard before the City Council regarding cable issues. scanNov 16
  956. 956Communication from Joseph Costello, subcommittee chairman of the North Cambridge Stabilization Committee, transmitting notification of the subcommittee on Ristorante Marino's position opposing the application of Marion's Restaurant to expand due to emissions problems. scanNov 16
  957. 957Councillors Toomey, Sullivan and Vice Mayor Cyr resolutions on the death of Maria (Coelho) Bento. scanNov 16
  958. 958Awaiting Report Item Nos. 22 and 27 regarding the color of tap water. scanNov 16
  959. 959Legal Notice of a public hearing from the DPU on a joint petition from Cambridge Electric Light Company and Commonwealth Electric Company for pre-approval of a proposed conservation and load management programs. scanNov 16
  960. 960Communication from Peter H. Desmond, 93 Montgomery Street, in opposition to trash police enforcement of the recycling ordinance. scanNov 16
  961. 961Communication from Barbara Cashman, 136 Banks Street, in opposition to trash police enforcement of the recycling ordinance. scanNov 16
  962. 962Information requesting on enforcement method for the Mandatory Recycling Ordinance and plans for future enforcement. scanNov 16
  963. 963Awaiting Report Item No. 13 regarding the status of the lot at Garfield Street and Mass. Avenue for affordable housing. scanNov 16
  964. 964Awaiting Report Item No. 21regarding a report by neighborhood outlining the number of trees planted, where deficiencised exist and why and what corrective action will be taken. scanNov 16
  965. 965Councillor Walsh re: Abandoned prmises located at 4 - 4½ Centre Street. scanNov 16
  966. 966Awaiting Report Item No. 35 regarding the Mobile Forum. scanNov 16
  967. 967Communication from Michael Turk, Co-Chair, Cambridge Tenants Union, requesting an investigation into alleged abuses of public office. scanNov 16
  968. 968Awaiting Report Item Nos. 19 and 34 relative to the draft of a Home Rule legislation allowing the City of Cambridge to regulate speed limits on public ways. scanNov 16
  969. 969Ordinance Committee Report for a hearing held on Wednesday, November 4, 1992 on the dispostion of portions of Amherst Street, Carleton Street, Hayward Street and the sidewalks of Vassar Street to MIT. scanNov 16
  970. 970Councillor Wolf re: Initial meeting with John Pritchard to develop the forms to be used in the evaluation of the City Manager; said process to allow public input. scanNov 19
  971. 971Councillor Wolf re: Evaluation process according to John Pritchard's schedule and setting goals in January. scanNov 19
  972. 972Call of SPECIAL MEETING of the City Council for Thursday, November 19, 1992 at 4:00 p.m. for the purpose of discussing the evaluation process to be used regarding the City Manager's performance. scanNov 19
  973. 973Councillors Myers, Duehay, Vice Mayor Cyr & Mayor Reeves resolutions on the Somalian Relief effort. scanNov 23
  974. 974Mayor Reeves, Councillors Russell, Duehay, Walsh & Wolf resolutions on the retirement of Virginia McCusker. scanNov 23
  975. 975Mayor Reeves & Vice Mayor Cyr resolutions on the 7th Annual ADMINS International Users Conference. scanNov 23
  976. 976Councillors Wolf,Duehay, Vice Mayor Cyr & Mayor Reeves resolutions on honorees by Citizens for Participation in Political Action (CPPAX) scanNov 23
  977. 977Councillors Wolf, Duehay, Myers, Vice Mayor Cyr & Mayor Reeves resolutions on Donald M. Fraser as President-elect of the National League of Cities. scanNov 23
  978. 978Councillors Russell, Duehay, Toomey & Vice Mayor Cyr re: List of items to make the neighborhood safer for the seniors in the Weaver Apartments. scanNov 23
  979. 979Councillors Russell, Duehay, Toomey, Walsh, Wolf & Vice Mayor Cyr re: Transportation for the elderly to do their grocery shopping. scanNov 23
  980. 980Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Cyr & Toomey resolutions supporting TOYS for Tots. scanNov 23
  981. 981Councillors Sullivan, Duehay & Walsh resolutions on the death of Arthur J. McCarthy. scanNov 23
  982. 982Councillors Walsh, Russell, Toomey & Sullivan resolutrions on the 84th Birthday of Marie McCafferty. scanNov 23
  983. 983Councillor Sullivan resolutions on the death of Caterine "Kitty" Chirico. scanNov 23
  984. 984Councillors Sullivan, Toomey & Walsh resolutions on the death of Manuel W. Souza. scanNov 23
  985. 985Councillors Sullivan, Toomey, Duehay, Walsh & Wolf resolutions to be prepared congratulating Virginia McCusker on her retirement. scanNov 23
  986. 986Councillors Toomey, Sullivan, Walsh & Vice Mayor Cyr resolutions to be prepared on the death of Catherine Burke. scanNov 23
  987. 987Councillors Toomey, Sullivan, Russell & Walsh resolutions to be prepared on the death of Rose Scurini. scanNov 23
  988. 988Councillors Sullivan, Russell & Walsh re: Update on the dedication plans for the Robert S. Remer Walkway. - Rep. rec. 1/25/93 see S-1993 #42 scanNov 23
  989. 989Councillors Sullivan, Toomey & Mayor Reeves re: Cancellation of the December 28, 1992 City Council meeting. scanNov 23
  990. 990Mayor Reeves, Councillors Toomey, Walsh and Vice Mayor Cyr resolutions proclaiming Friday, November 27, 1992 as "Massachusetts Christmas Celebration." scanNov 23
  991. 991Councillors Wolf, Duehay, Russell, Toomey, Walsh, Vice Mayor Cyr and Mayor Reeves resolutions to be prepared on the death of Robert O. Preusser. scanNov 23
  992. 992Councillors Wolf, Duehay, Myers, Walsh and Vice Mayor Cyr resolutions to be prepared on the departure of Jeffrey Nutting, Deputy Commissioner of Public Works. scanNov 23
  993. 993Mayor Reeves and Vice Mayor Cyr resolutions on the Music Mobile. scanNov 23
  994. 994Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Cyr, Councillors Myers & Wolf resolutions on Jobs With Peace. scanNov 23
  995. 995Awaiting Report Item No. 24 regarding implications of the recent ruling in the Pepita Soto vs. the Cambridge Rent Control Board. scanNov 23
  996. 996Awaiting Report item No. 23 regarding posting of tree trimming signs on Chalk and Fairmont Streets. scanNov 23
  997. 997Awaiting Report Item No. 31 regarding information of Phas e VI of the Sewer Separation Project. scanNov 23
  998. 998Awaiting Report Item No. 16 regarding alternative ways of posting flyers. scanNov 23
  999. 999Awaiting Report Item #22 regarding an update on all pending applications awaiting action by the Outdoor Advertising Board. scanNov 23
  1000. 1000Councillor Wolf & Vice Mayor Cyr re: Situation at the Midas site on Mass Avenue in North Cambridge.and City Council requesting License Commission to deny application of Midas Muffler. scanNov 23
  1001. 1001Rent Control Committee Report for a series of hearings held on September 22, 1992; October 13, 1992; and November 10, 1992 regarding the issue of high rents. scanNov 23
  1002. 1002Notice of an investigation by the Department of Public Utilities on the petition of Communications Gateway Network, Inc. to provide resold telecommunications services within the Commonwealth. scanNov 23
  1003. 1003Notice of an investigation by the DPU on the petition of Polar Communications Corporation doing business as Polarnet Communications Corporation to provide resold interLata telecommunications services within the Commonwealth. scanNov 23
  1004. 1004Notice of a public hearing from the DPU for a hearing held for Tuesday, Dec. 1, 1992 at 10:00 a.m. at 100 Cambridge Street, Boston on the investigation of the ratemaking treatment for vehicular compressed natural gas and a specific proposal made by Bay State Gas Company to offer CNG at a subsidized rate. scanNov 23
  1005. 1005Communication from Susan Batchelder, Corresponding Secretary, Small Property Owners Association of Cambridge, regarding obtaining opinions from the State Ethics Commission regarding Rent Control issues. scanNov 23
  1006. 1006Communication from Robert N. Shapiro, Ropes and Gray, acknowledging receipt of the resolution adopted by the City Council in honor of Paul A. Freund. scanNov 23
  1007. 1007Communication from Claire E. Rodley, Secretary of the School Committee, regarding the hazardous intersection of Columbia Street and Bishop Allen Drive. scanNov 23
  1008. 1008Awaiting Report Item No. 6 regarding bus exhaust fumes. scanNov 23
  1009. 1009Councillors Russell & Walsh have filed the intention to move reconsideration of the vote failing to adopt an order submitted by Councillor Walsh regarding the grants of federal, state or local money with emphasis and explanation on "The Mobile Forum." scanNov 23
  1010. 1010Reconsideration filed by Councillor Walsh on the vote taken to place on file as amended an order su]bmitted by Councillor Walsh regarding rent control issues. scanNov 23
  1011. 1011Notice of an investigation by the DPU on the petition of Digitran Corporation to provide resold telecommunications services to businesses customers within the Commonwealth. scanNov 23
  1012. 1012Councillors Russell, Sullivan, Toomey & Walsh re: Congratulations to the Fialense Sports Club Soccer Team for a successful season. scanDec 14
  1013. 1013Councillors Duehay, Russell, Toomey, Wolf, Vice Mayor Cyr and Mayor Reeves re: Honoring Kristina Snyder who is stepping down after many years of service to the Cambridge Visiting Nurses and as Director of Cambridge Hospice. scanDec 14
  1014. 1014Councillors Walsh & Wolf re: Minuteman Commuter Bikeway. scanDec 14
  1015. 1015Councillors Toomey, Russell, Sullivan, Walsh and Vice Mayor Cyr resolutions on the death of Frances Reale. scanDec 14
  1016. 1016Councillors Toomey & Sullivan resolutions on the death of John McGovern. scanDec 14
  1017. 1017Councillors Toomey, Sullivan, Walsh and vice Mayor Cyr resolutions on the death of Manuel Sousa. scanDec 14
  1018. 1018Councillors Toomey & Sullivan resolutions on the death of Dorothy Down. scanDec 14
  1019. 1019Councillors Toomey & Sullivan resolutions on the death of Peter P. Stockus. scanDec 14
  1020. 1020Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Cyr, Councillors Walsh & Wolf re: Anniversary of Haitian election. scanDec 14
  1021. 1021Councillors Duehay, Toomey, Mayor Reeves & Vice Mayor Cyr re: Proclaiming December, 1992 as National Drunk and Drugged Prevention Month. scanDec 14
  1022. 1022Councillors Wolf, Duehay, Myers, Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Walsh, Vice Mayor Cyr and Mayor Reeves resolutions on the 80th Birthday of Tip O'Neill. scanDec 14
  1023. 1023Councillors Duehay, Myers, Wolf and Vice Mayor Cyr re: Regulations governing the License Commission regarding caps on pouring licenses. Rep. received 1/4/93 See Agenda # 7 of 1/4/93 scanDec 14
  1024. 1024Councillors Sullivan, Toomey, Russell, Walsh resolutions on the death of Edward J. Martin, late Cambridge employee. scanDec 14
  1025. 1025Councillors Sullivan, Toomey, Russell & Walsh resolutions on the death of Virginia Moran. scanDec 14
  1026. 1026Mayor Reeves and Vice Mayor Cyr resolutions on the death of Kwaku (Willis) Owusu, late resident of Cambridge. scanDec 14
  1027. 1027Councillor Sullivan resolutions on the death of Sylvia E. Atwell, late Cambridge Hospital employee. scanDec 14
  1028. 1028Councillors Russell, Sullivan & Toomey resolutions on the death of Claire Dutily. scanDec 14
  1029. 1029Councillors Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Walsh and Vice Mayor Cyr re: Resolutions on the death of Michael Lynch, Sr. late employee of the City of Cambridge. scanDec 14
  1030. 1030Communication from Donna A. Johnson, Special Services Coordinator, Cambridge Council on Aging, reporting the reinstatement of the Stop & Shop bus for elderly shoppers at 700 Huron Towers. scanDec 14
  1031. 1031Communication from Craig B. Watkins, Treasurer, CTEC, regarding the committee's financial situation. scanDec 14
  1032. 1032Communication from Leslie A. Kirwan, Division of Local Services, Department of Revenue, transmitting the first edition of the BULLETIN to inform the City Council of legislative developments as they occur during the year. scanDec 14
  1033. 1033Notice of an investigation by the DPU on the petition of TeleDebit, L.P. DBA Teledebit to provide telephone services to residential and business customers. scanDec 14
  1034. 1034Notice of an investigation by the DPU on the petition of Telecare, Inc. to provide telephone services to residential and business customers . scanDec 14
  1035. 1035Notice of an investigation by the DPU on the petition of NuComm Test, Inc. to provide point to point telecommunication services to business users. scanDec 14
  1036. 1036Notice of an investigation by the DPU on the petition of US FiberCom Network, Inc. to provide telephone services. scanDec 14
  1037. 1037Communication from City Clerk transmitting advanced copies of Chapter 179 of the Acts of 1992, the same being AN ACT RELATIVE TO THE RETIREMENT CONTRIBUTION OF JOHN SHEEHAN, A MEMBER OF THE RETIREMENT SYSTEM OF THE CITY OF CAMBRIDGE. scanDec 14
  1038. 1038Councillors Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Walsh & Vice Mayor Cyr re: Failenese Portuguese Club as they prepare for their annual Portuguese Christmas Party. scanDec 14
  1039. 1039Communication from Robert C. Clark, Dean, Harvard Law School, in acknowledgement of the resolution adopted by the Council in honor of Paul Freund. scanDec 14
  1040. 1040Communication from Dorothy William in acknowledgement of the resolutions adopted by the City Council. scanDec 14
  1041. 1041Communication from Stephen P. Fauteux, Enforcement Division Chief, State Ethics Commission, regarding the enforcement of the conflict of interest law. scanDec 14
  1042. 1042Awaiting Report Item No. 21 regarding a detailed report on the mechanism for a charter change. scanDec 14
  1043. 1043Awaiting Report Item No. 12 regarding the establishment of a bus shelter on Concord Avenue at St. Peter's School. scanDec 14
  1044. 1044Awaiting Report Item Nos. 13 and 15 regarding draft legislation restricting the size of permanent structures on public sidewalks. scanDec 14
  1045. 1045Communication from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, relative to the City of Cambridge's comments on the Notice of Project Change for the Revised Charles River Crossing. scanDec 14
  1046. 1046Awaiting Report Item No. 23 regarding the infestation of rodents on Alewife Brook Parkway. scanDec 14
  1047. 1047Awaiting Report Item No. 11 regarding MBTA bus #83 stopping in front of the Post Office on Mass. Avenue. scanDec 14
  1048. 1048Vice Mayor Cyr, Councillors Russell & Toomey re: Amendment to City Council Rules to provide that meetings shall end no later than 12:00 midnight. scanDec 14
  1049. 1049Awaiting Report Item No. 28 regarding the Midas Muffler site on Massachusetts Avenue. [Reconvened meeting[?]] scanDec 16
  1050. 1050Councillor Myers re: Incident involving Boston City Councillor Bruce Bolling. scanDec 21
  1051. 1051Mayor Reeves re: Appreciation to Jurina Vellucci for her efforts in coordinating the READING IS FUNDAMENTAL WEEK. scanDec 21
  1052. 1052Councillors Sullivan & Russell resolutions on the death of Mary L. Lynch. scanDec 21
  1053. 1053Mayor Reeves, Councillors Duehay & Toomey re: Congratulations to Dreamers, Inc. on their production of "The Legend of Christmas Dawn." scanDec 21
  1054. 1054Mayor Reeves & Councillor Duehay re: Congratulations to the organizations which took part in the orchestrations of Handels Messiah. scanDec 21
  1055. 1055Mayor Reeves resolutions on the death of Rev. Leroy James Waithe. scanDec 21
  1056. 1056Mayor Reeves, Councillors Duehay, Sullivan, Toomey, Walsh, Wolf re: Cambridge School Volunteers, Inc. scanDec 21
  1057. 1057Mayor Reeves re: Holiday greetings to all residents of Cambridge. (Councillors Duehay & Walsh) scanDec 21
  1058. 1058Councillors Russell & Sullivan resolutions on the death of Robert F. Roosa. scanDec 21
  1059. 1059Councillors Toomey, Sullivan & Walsh re: Congratulations to Jesse Cody for being named Boys Runner of the Year in Division One by the Boston Globe. scanDec 21
  1060. 1060Councillors Duehay, Walsh, Wolf & Mayor Reeves re: The adoption of the 30 million Emerging Technology Fund as recommended by Governor Weld to the legislature. scanDec 21
  1061. 1061Councillors Toomey, Russell, Sullivan & Walsh resolutions on the death of William Shea. scanDec 21
  1062. 1062Councillors Toomey & Sullivan resolutions on the death of John McGoldbrick. scanDec 21
  1063. 1063Councillors Russell, Toomey, Walsh and Mayor Reeves resolutions on the death of Alfred T. Steverson. scanDec 21
  1064. 1064Councillors Toomey & Sullivan resolutions on the death of Manuel C. Morieta. scanDec 21
  1065. 1065Councillors Toomey & Sullivan resolutions on the death of Maryellen (McEachern) Bocca. scanDec 21
  1066. 1066Councillors Toomey & Sullivan resolutions on the death of Maria Natalia Correia. scanDec 21
  1067. 1067Councillors Toomey & Sullivan resolutions on the death of Natalia (Moniz) Morieta. scanDec 21
  1068. 1068Councillors Toomey & Sullivan resolutions on the death of Charles R. Giacchetto. scanDec 21
  1069. 1069Councillors sullivan & Toomey resolutions on the death of Edward Bangs. scanDec 21
  1070. 1070Councillors Toomey & Sullivan resolutions on the death of Agnes G. (Farro) Schoen. scanDec 21
  1071. 1071Councillor Myers re: Goals and objectives of the City Council. scanDec 21
  1072. 1072Communication from Russell B. Higley, City Solicitor, regarding the Midas Muffler Special Permit for the premises numbered 2501 Massachusetts Avenue. scanDec 21
  1073. 1073Communication from Eric J. Krathwohl, Counsel for Cambridge Electric Light Company, transmitting notification of the application to the Department of Public Utilities for an approval of a revised quarterly fuel charge. scanDec 21
  1074. 1074Notice of an investigation from the DPU on the petition of American Wats, Inc. to provide resold telecommunications services to businesscustomers by offering a variety of long distance services. scanDec 21
  1075. 1075Notice of an investigation from the DPU on the petition of American Teletronics Long Distance, Inc. to provide telecommunications services to business customers by offering direct dialed long distance services, 800 services and calling card services. scanDec 21
  1076. 1076Notice of an investigation from the DPU on the petition of Executone Information Systems, Inc. to provide telecommunication services to business customers by offering long distance services, 800 services and calling card services in the Commonwealth. scanDec 21
  1077. 1077Notice of an investigation from the DPU on the petition of Royal American Group, Inc. DBA Digicom for a certificate of public convenience and necessity to offer long distance services, 800 services and calling card services in the Commonwealth. scanDec 21
  1078. 1078Communication from Virginia Rice Kahn, President, Somerville-Cambridge Elder Services, Inc. expressing appreciation to city officials for their response to the elder community in the City. scanDec 21
  1079. 1079Communication from Gerald Bergman, Food Coordinator, CEOC, regarding the transportation schedule to elementary schools and the impact of transportation schedules on such programs as school breakfasts. scanDec 21
  1080. 1080Communication from Teresa Neighbor, Election Commission, transmitting notification of the rescheduling of a hearing regarding the Ethichs Ordinance filing requirements. scanDec 21
  1081. 1081Councillors Toomey, Myers & Sullivan re: Commendation to the Cambridge Police Department for their rapid response in the near riot situation in Area 4 on December 4, 1992. scanDec 21
  1082. 1082Councillor Russell re: Urging citizens to use caution when confronted by racoons or any other wildlife. scanDec 21
  1083. 1083Councillors Wolf, Duehay, Myers, Walsh, Sullivan, Russell, Vice Mayor Cyr, Mayor Reeves & Councillor Toomey re: Commending the work of Rep. Joseph Kennedy on his visit to Germany in order to quell the spread of nazi sentiment. scanDec 21
  1084. 1084Communication from Robert J. LaTremouille, 348 Franklin Street, regarding the right of appeal to the courts of a Board of Zoning Appeal decision by the City Manager. scanDec 21
  1085. 1085Communication from Al May, Store Manager, Stop & Shop on Memorial Drive, informing the City Council that the employees of the store raised $1,552.00 for the "Food for Friends Program." scanDec 21
  1086. 1086Awaiting Report item Nos. 14 and 19 regarding the Commissioner of Inspectional Services. scanDec 21
  1087. 1087Communication from Joanie Parker, Vice Chair, Jobs Policy Commission, transmitting the commission's recommendation that the city hire a permanent enforcement and compliance monitor by the end of the calendar year 1992. scanDec 21
  1088. 1088Communication from Michael H. Turk, Co-Chair, Cambridge Tenants Union, regarding alleged abuses of public office. scanDec 21
  1089. 1089Plan for Cambridge's Youth Employment and Training Services as requested from the Human Services and Youth Committee of the City Council. scanDec 21
  1090. 1090Councillor Walsh re: Future expansion of the Cambridge Hospital. scanDec 21

Finance

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  1. 1Order re: Suspending the sticker fee for the disposal of large appliance items for residents over the age of sixty-five. (Toomey, Cyr & Duehay) rep sec.[?] 1/25/93 - See S-1993 # 44 scanJan 13
  2. 2Appropriation of $3,625.00 for the position of a Human Rights Fair Housing Investigator. scanJan 13
  3. 3Loan Order in the sum of $1,200,000 to make improvements to the Tobin School and response to Awaiting Report Item No. 15 re: health issues at the Tobin School. scanJan 13
  4. 4Order re: Refusal to pick up trash at 159 and 161 Hancock Street. (Duehay) scanJan 13
  5. 5Appropriation of a grant for $39,220 to the License Commission. scanJan 13
  6. 6Order re: Reason for the frequent power outages from ComEnergy. (Toomey) scanJan 13
  7. 7Order re: fines for old parking tickets. (Wolf & Duehay) scanJan 13
  8. 8Order re: Replacement of parking permit only signs to read "City of Cambridge" near the border of Cambridge and Somerville. (Duehay) scanJan 13
  9. 9Order re: Legislature regarding early retirement programs. (Vice Mayor Cyr) scanJan 13
  10. 10Order re: proposed ordinance to deal with "Repeat Violators" of the Sanitary Code. (Russell) scanJan 13
  11. 11Order re: Professional profiles to be provided on the Affirmative Action Advisory Committee. (Walsh) scanJan 13
  12. 12Order re: design a traffic island for the intersection of Rindge Avenue, Rice Street and Cedar Street. (Vice Mayor Cyr) scanJan 13
  13. 13Order re: trees to be pruned on both sides of Dudley Street. (Vice Mayor Cyr) scanJan 13
  14. 14Order re: Middlesex Street be added to the lists of sidewalk repairs. (Vice Mayor Cyr) scanJan 13
  15. 15Order re: Violations of truck safety codes and the Noise Ordinance by Reliable Rubbish Disposal, Inc. truck. (Walsh & Duehay) scanJan 13
  16. 16Comprehensive Annual Financial Report (CAFR) for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1991. scanJan 13
  17. 17Order re: safety conditions at the intersection of Magazine and Chalk Streets. (Councillor Myers) scanJan 27
  18. 18Order re: development of plan to stock the shelves in our food pantry network. scanJan 27
  19. 19Order re: implementation of a Cambridge Food Policy. (Vice Mayor Cyr) scanJan 27
  20. 20Order re: retirement plan options available to part time employees. (Councillor Duehay) scanJan 27
  21. 21Order re: replace or fix the surface of Field Street and its sidewalk. scanJan 27
  22. 22Order re: parking meters on Bishop Allen Drive. (Mayor Reeves) scanJan 27
  23. 23Order re: streets and sidewalks be replaced on Dudley Street. (Vice Mayor Cyr) scanJan 27
  24. 24Order re: Certificate of occupancy for the Lincoln Inn at 44 Follen Street. (Councillor Walsh) scanJan 27
  25. 25Order re: discontinuance of Cable Guides by Continental Cablevision. Councillor Walsh) scanJan 27
  26. 26Order re: replacing the fire hydrant at the corner of Cambridge and Seventh Streets. (Councillor Toomey) scanJan 27
  27. 27Order re: update maps to reflect changes in street and square names. (Councillor Toomey) scanJan 27
  28. 28Order re: confer with the Mayor of Somerville to enforce the "No Parking" regulations on Medford Street. (Councillor Toomey) scanJan 27
  29. 29Order re: status and disposition schedule for the automobiles assigned to the Public Works Department. (Councillor Toomey) orig rep rec. 2/24/92 Ref. back for further rep[?] - 2nd rep rec. 1/25/93 scanJan 27
  30. 30Order re: Reinstating Sectional Laborer to the Public Works Department. (Councillor Toomey) scanJan 27
  31. 31Order re: Repair of the Massachusetts Avenue Bridge. (Councillor Wolf) scanJan 27
  32. 32Appropriation of $4,000,000 to the Health and Hospital Department. scanJan 27
  33. 33Appropriation of a grant in the sum of $3,000,000 to the Health and Hospital Department. scanJan 27
  34. 34Transfer of $3,102 in the Human Services Department. scanJan 27
  35. 35Transfer of $21,600 in the Human Services Account. scanJan 27
  36. 36Appropriation of a grant in the sum of $29,000 in the Health and Hospital Account. scanJan 27
  37. 37Transfer of $80,000 in the Public Works Department. scanJan 27
  38. 38Order re: Rent increases at 266-270 Windsor Street; 19-25 Market Street and 205-211 Harvard Street. (Councillor Duehay) scanFeb 3
  39. 39Order re: removing the graffiti on the bleachers at the J. Henry Quinn Baseball Complex. (Councillor Toomey) scanFeb 3
  40. 40Order re: improve the lighting at Hastings Square Park. (Councillors Myers, Vice Mayor Cyr and Mayor Reeves) scanFeb 3
  41. 41Order re: instructional effort to Parking Control Officers not to ticket prematurely. (Councillor Walsh) scanFeb 3
  42. 42Order re: substitute cleaning take place for each holiday on the schedule. (Councillor Wolf & Duehay) scanFeb 3
  43. 43Order re: planting of trees on the West side of May Street. (Councillor Russell) scanFeb 3
  44. 44Order re: Spruce Avenue to be added to the list for street sweeping. (Councillor Russell) scanFeb 3
  45. 45Order re: Public hearing relative to merging the network of Home Care Corporations. (Councillor Russell and Vice Mayor Cyr) scanFeb 3
  46. 46Order re: Accounts payable process for medical invoices for employees retired or on disability or Workmen's Compensation. (Councillor Toomey) scanFeb 3
  47. 47Order re: Repair of fire hydrant at the corner of Brookline and Chestnut Streets. (Councillor Toomey) scanFeb 3
  48. 48Order re: designating a spare April date for a hand-posted street cleaning sweep of the odd side of the Agassiz neighborhood. (Entire membership) scanFeb 3
  49. 49Order re: Designating and posting an on-street parking spot in front of 86 Otis Street. (Councillor Toomey) scanFeb 3
  50. 50Order re: suggestions made by the neighbors to be discussed and implemented for the White Hen Pantry at 2245 Massachusetts Avenue. (Councillor Duehay) scanFeb 3
  51. 51Order re: Problem and resolution for the lack of heat at City Hall and 57 Inman Street. (Councillor Toomey) scanFeb 3
  52. 52Order re: Fine paid by Mr. Shaw which fell thru the cracks due to a computer problem. (Councillor Walsh) scanFeb 3
  53. 53Reconsideration filed by Councillor Duehay of the vote taken on 1/27/92 failing to adopt an order regarding the License Commission to not allow 4:00 a.m. closings on any night of the year and to set guidelines for 2:00 a.m. closings of all clubs on New Year's Eve. scanFeb 3
  54. 54Order re: Lexington Avenue to be added to the list of streets to be paved. (Councillor Russell) scanFeb 10
  55. 55Order re: Repaint the crosswalks in front of 2 Mount Auburn Street with so-called zebra stripes. (Councillor Sullivan) scanFeb 10
  56. 56Order re: Traffic study at the intersecion of Pearl Street and Allston Street to improve safety. (Councillor Myers, Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Cyr, Councillors Russell, Walsh, Wolf and Toomey) scanFeb 10
  57. 57Order re: Establish a 24 hour telephone number with an answering machine to report such infractions such as snow removal. scanFeb 10
  58. 58Councillor Myers re: suggestions to address safety issues of the citizens. scanFeb 10
  59. 59Order re: safety along Washburn Avenue. (Councillor Walsh) scanFeb 10
  60. 60Order re: remedy roadway depression related to construction at the intersection of Brookline and Chestnut Streets. scanFeb 10
  61. 61Appropriation of $22,847 to the Human Services Department. scanFeb 10
  62. 62Appropriation of $46,898 to the Fire Department. scanFeb 10
  63. 63Appropriation of $2,000 to the Human Services Department. scanFeb 10
  64. 64Appropriation of $9,391 to the Human Services Department. scanFeb 10
  65. 65Appropriation of $44,000 to the Human Services Department. scanFeb 10
  66. 66Appropriation of 18,060 to the Human Services Department. scanFeb 10
  67. 67Appropriation of $6,835 to the Human Services Department. scanFeb 10
  68. 68Appropriation of $113,493 to the Human Services Department. scanFeb 10
  69. 69Appropriation of $22,306 to the Human Services Department. scanFeb 10
  70. 70Entire membership re: home rule petition to allow city to utilize the reserve list for hiring police recruits. scanFeb 24
  71. 71Order re: Hazardous material found at 50 Regent Street. (Councillors Wolf & Duehay) scanFeb 24
  72. 72Order re: Premises at 36 Regent Street by an automobile repair shop. (Councillors Wolf, Duehay and Mayor Reeves) scanFeb 24
  73. 73Order re: policy on 4:00 a.m. closing of all alcoholic licenses on "Special Evenings". (Vice Mayor Cyr) scanFeb 24
  74. 74Order re: entrance to Cambridge Hospital relit during the evening and early morning hours. (Councillor Sullivan) scanFeb 24
  75. 75Order re: Repair the pothole on Bay Street. ( Councillor Sullivan) scanFeb 24
  76. 76Report on tax and other incentives for local employers to hire and train Cambridge residents. scanFeb 24
  77. 77Awaiting Report Item No. 27 re: the Food Pantry Network. Appropriation of $43,000 to supplement the Food Pantry Network. scanFeb 24
  78. 78Transfer of $22,500.00 in the Election Commission. scanFeb 24
  79. 79Order re: Increase in budget payments to Commonwealth Gas Company. (Councillor Russell) scanMar 2
  80. 80Order re: traffic enforcement at Pearl and Granite Streets. (Councillors Russell, Sullivan & Vice Mayor Cyr) scanMar 2
  81. 81Order re: Handicapped sign at the premises numbered 30 Oakland Street. (Councillor Sullivan) scanMar 2
  82. 82Order re: City-wide process of replacing all missing street signs. (Councillors Sullivan & Toomey) scanMar 2
  83. 83Order re: Signs on Berkshire Street along Donnelly Field regarding the rules of "Removal of Dog Feces". (Councillors Russell & Sullivan) scanMar 2
  84. 84Order re: Residents of rooming houses be issued parking permits. (Councillors Wolf & Myers) scanMar 2
  85. 85Appropriation of $746,500 to the Law Department. scanMar 2
  86. 86Order re: inspection of the premises numbered 15 Watson Street. (Councillors Russell & Wolf) scanMar 2
  87. 87Order re: Change in the withholding rates. (Councillor Duehay) scanMar 2
  88. 88Order re: Placement of additional barrels for the disposal of dog waste at Fresh Pond Reservation. (Councillors Walsh and Russell) scanMar 2
  89. 89Appropriation of $10,000.00 to the Human Services Department. scanMar 2
  90. 90Transfer of $60,000. in the Fire Department. scanMar 2
  91. 91Order re: Renovations at City Hall be postponed until a meeting is held to discuss the issues of concern for the neighborhood. (Councillors Wolf & Sullivan) scanMar 2
  92. 92Order re: Consideration of the suggestions made by the Friends of Hastings Square to make small improvements to the park. (Councillors Russell, Myers, Duehay, Sullivan, Toomey, Waslsh, Wolf and Vice Mayor Cyr.) scanMar 16
  93. 93Order re: Cleaning up of all tot lots and repair of swings, slides, and other equipment that may be broken. (Councillor Wolf and Vice Mayor Cyr) scanMar 16
  94. 94Order re: replacement and repair of the bricks which have been uprooted at the corner of Mass. Avenue and Bow Street. (Councillor Sullivan) scanMar 16
  95. 95Order re: Ticketing of cars in the vicinity of Our Lady of Pity Church on Middlesex Street during Church services. (Councillor Russell, Walsh, Vice Mayor Cyr and Mayor Reeves) scanMar 16
  96. 96Order re: Police Department to investigate why Portland Stoneware, Pemberton Street, is sending trucks out on Sunday and disturbing the neighborhood. (Councillor Russell, Vice Mayor Cyr and Mayor Reeves) See Sundries 314 scanMar 16
  97. 97Order re: Fire Prevention person to meet with the handicapped residents of 1000 Jackson Circle to discuss emergency procedures. (Councillor Russell, Sullivan and Mayor Reeves) scanMar 16
  98. 98Order re: Determination of the length of time the Chelsea District Court will remain in Cambridge and what can be done to alleviate the parking and traffic problems. (Councillor Sullivan, Toomey, Walsh, Vice Mayor Cyr and Mayor Reeves) scanMar 16
  99. 99Order re: Feasibility of City Employees using the Cambridge Hospital's Pharmacy for their prescriptions. (Councillor Russell, Vice Mayor Cyr and Councillor Sullivan) scanMar 16
  100. 100Order re: Repair road defect on Broadway. (Councillor Walsh) scanMar 16
  101. 101Order re: Disposal of white goods. (Councillor Russell) scanMar 16
  102. 102Order re: Repair the latches on the gates at Dana Park. (Councillor Myers) scanMar 16
  103. 103Order re: Trash and litter at the northwest corner of the intersection of Linnaean Street and Mass. Avenue. (Councillors Walsh and Wolf) scanMar 16
  104. 104Block rates for water consumption and sewer use for the period beginning April 1, 1992 and ending March 31, 1993. scanMar 16
  105. 105Appropriation of $130,530 to the Public Works Department for street repair. scanMar 16
  106. 106Transfer of $20,000 in the Traffic and Parking Department. scanMar 16
  107. 107Appropriation of a grant in the sum of $3,722 to the Health and Hospital Service Account. scanMar 16
  108. 108Transfer of $7,355 in the License Commission. scanMar 16
  109. 109Appropriation of $270,000 to the Law Department. scanMar 16
  110. 110Order re: enforcement of the Stratospheric Ozone Ordinance. (Councillor Duehay) scanMar 23
  111. 111Order re: re-hang the portrait of the late Mayor Edward W. Quinn. (Councillor Sullivan) scanMar 23
  112. 112Order re: Do's and Don't's of rubbish collection. (Councillors Russell, Duehay & Sullivan) scanMar 23
  113. 113Order re: open space area to be donated to the city by MIT. (Councillors DMyers, Duehay, Wolf and Mayor Reeves) scanMar 23
  114. 114Order re: Part One Crime Statistics Report. (Councillor Walsh) scanMar 23
  115. 115Order re: Consition of abandoned properties and development of a plan to havethem cleaned out. (Councillors Wolf and Vice Mayor Cyr) scanMar 23
  116. 116Order re: Parking concerns at Saint Peter's Field. (Councillors Russell & Sullivan) scanMar 23
  117. 117Order re: lights at Saint Peter's Field. (Councillor Wolf, Vice Mayor Cyr) scanMar 23
  118. 118Appropriation of $500,000, to the Community Development Department. scanMar 23
  119. 119Transfer of $5,180 in the Electrical Department. scanMar 30
  120. 120Councillor Wolf re: funds for the Police Mutual Aid Association. scanMar 30
  121. 121Councillor Duehay and Vice Mayor Cyr re: emphasis on public safety to the police officers who assume deatail assignments. scanMar 30
  122. 122Order re: Public hearing to be held on the Cambridge Employment Plan. (Vice Mayor Cyr & Councillor Wolf) scanApr 6
  123. 123Order re: Impact for hiring of Cambridge residents. (Mayor Reeves) scanApr 6
  124. 124Order re: Reduction in the use of single use automobiles. (Vice Mayor Cyr and Councillor Duehay) scanApr 6
  125. 125Order re: Storage shed for Central Little League equipment. (Councillors Myers, Duehay, Toomey, Walsh & Vice Mayor Cyr) scanApr 6
  126. 126Order re: install neighborhood crime watch signs in the Walden Square Area. (Councillor Russell, Walsh, Wolf and Vice Mayor Cyr) scanApr 6
  127. 127Order re: Repair of handicapped ramp at the Manning Apartments. (Councillors Russell, Walsh, Toomey & Vice Mayor Cyr) scanApr 6
  128. 128Order re: control of noxious fumes from the busses travelling through Cambridge. (Councillors Russell, Toomey, Duehay and Vice Mayor Cyr) scanApr 6
  129. 129Order re: Traffic and pedestrian safety at the corner of Prescott and Broadway. (Councillor Duehay) scanApr 6
  130. 130Order re: CASCAP residence at 71 Hammond Street is in violation of the set back requirements. (Councillor Walsh) scanApr 6
  131. 131Transfer of $11,440.00 in the School Department Budget. scanApr 6
  132. 132Transfer of $236,723.00 in the School Department Budget. scanApr 6
  133. 133Transfer of $25,000.00 from the Traffic and Parking Department. scanApr 6
  134. 134Order re: Acquiring the Armory on Concord Avenue for the relocating of the Police Station. (Councillor Russell) scanApr 13
  135. 135Order re: Police coverage in the West Cambridge area. (Councillor Russell, Vice Mayor Cyr, Councillors Toomey & Walsh) scanApr 13
  136. 136Order re: Removal of graffiti from mail boxes. (Councillors Myers, Sullivan and Vice Mayor Cyr) scanApr 13
  137. 137Appropriation of a grant for $100,000 to the Health and Hospital Services Salary & Wages Account and Other Ordinary Maintenance Account to procide funds for the Crisis Intervention Emergency Holding Area Program. scanApr 13
  138. 138Transfer of $80,000.00 to the Public Works Department to provide funds for Worker's Compensation medical payments. scanApr 13
  139. 139Transfer of $2,000. to the Public Celebrations Account to provide funds for "Discovery at the Dante" , a series of three concerts. scanApr 13
  140. 140Acceptance of a donation of $4,000 and authorizing the establishment of the Pasquale and Mary Reale Trust Fund. scanApr 13
  141. 141Transfer of $1,295 to the Cable TV Other Ordinary Maintenance Account to provide funds for necessary supplies. scanApr 13
  142. 142Transmitting communication from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, enclosing for City Council consideration the FY92-93 budget. scanApr 13
  143. 143Order re: Development of a "Cambridge Resident or Employee Budget Buster Bonus Program. (Vice Mayor Cyr) scanApr 27
  144. 144Order re: Funding for a Social Worker at the Salvation ARmy Drop-In Center. (Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Cyr & Councillor Walsh) scanApr 27
  145. 145Order re: Repairs and improvements to Brookline Street. (Councillor Myers) scanApr 27
  146. 146Order re: Bus Stop on Cambridge Street. (Councillors Russell, Walsh, Vice Mayor Cyr and Mayor Reeves.) scanApr 27
  147. 147Order re: Allocation of $5,000 to the Area IV Crime Task Force. (Councillor Wolf, Vice Mayor Cyr and Mayor Reeves) scanApr 27
  148. 148Order re: Congestion and safety hazards at Waterhouse and Garden Streets. (Councillors Walsh & Duehay) scanApr 27
  149. 149Order re: Summary of sick leave for municipal departments for 1990 and 1991. (Councillor Walsh) scanApr 27
  150. 150Order re: Implementation of the cigarette vending machine ordinance. (Councillor Duehay) scanApr 27
  151. 151Order re: Funding for the Area IV Crime Task Force remaining FY 93 budget. (Councillors Walsh, Myers, Vice Mayor Cyr and Mayor Reeves) scanApr 27
  152. 152Order re: Extension of the water/sewer senior citizen discount program to condominium owners and rent payers. (Councillors Duehay, Russell & Walsh) scanApr 27
  153. 153Transfer of $594.00 to the Police Review and Advisory Board. scanApr 27
  154. 154Appropriation of $24,213 to the Human Services Department. scanApr 27
  155. 155Appropriation of $1,376 to the Human Services Department. scanApr 27
  156. 156Appropriation of $72,000 to the Human Services Department. scanApr 27
  157. 157Appropriation of $1,890 to the Human Services Department. scanApr 27
  158. 158Transfer of $132,700 to the Police Department. scanApr 27
  159. 159Transfer of $700,000 to the Neville Manor. scanMay 4
  160. 160Appropriation of $400,000 in patient receipts to the Neville Manor. scanMay 4
  161. 161Appropriation of $1,050,000 to the Cambridge Hospital. scanMay 4
  162. 162Transfer of $2,135,000 to the Cambridge Hospital. scanMay 4
  163. 163Appropriation of $16,775.00 to the Human Services Department. scanMay 4
  164. 164Transfer of $1,500.00 to the City Council Account. scanMay 4
  165. 165Transfer of $1,520.00 to the Human Services Department. scanMay 4
  166. 166Order re: AT&T/PTI long distance program. (Councillor Wolf) scanMay 4
  167. 167Order re: Replacement of a tree at the premises numbered 37 Rice Street. (Councillors Russell, Walsh and Vice Mayor Cyr) scanMay 4
  168. 168Order re: Safety of building located at 577 Putnam Avenue. (Councillor Myers) scanMay 4
  169. 169Order re: Cleaning up of the property located on the semi-vacant lot on Pleasant Street. (Councillor Myers and Mayor Reeves) scanMay 4
  170. 170Order re: Report of the events of the day surrounding the spill in the Kendall Square area. (Councillor Toomey and Vice Mayor Cyr) scanMay 4
  171. 171Order re: Beginning the process to accept Ruffo Road as a public way. (Councillors Toomey & Sullivan) scanMay 4
  172. 172Order re: Updated list of Boards and Commissions appointments with a plan to fill empty seats. (Vice Mayor Cyr and Councillor Wolf) scanMay 4
  173. 173Order re: Replacement of bus shelter on Concord Avenue. (Councillors Russell, Sullivan and Vice Mayor Cyr) scanMay 4
  174. 174Communication from Claire E. Rodley, Secretary of the School Committee transmitting the School Department General Operating Budget and the School Department Capital Improvement Program for the fiscal year 1993. scanMay 4
  175. 175Order re: Repair both sides of the sidewalk on Clinton Street. (Councillors Sullivan, Walsh and Vice Mayor Cyr) scanMay 11
  176. 176Order re: Parking meters located in residential areas. (Councillor Myers) scanMay 11
  177. 177Order re: Repair of latches on the gates of Dana Park. (Councillor Myers) scanMay 11
  178. 178Order re: Condition of Prescott Street due to consturction. (Councillor Myers & Duehay) scanMay 11
  179. 179Order re: Bicycle riders on the Cambridge Common. (Councillors Russell, Duehay, Walsh and Vice Mayor Cyr) scanMay 11
  180. 180Order re: Defect in the sidewalk at the premises numbered 286 Brookline Street. (Councillor Toomey) scanMay 11
  181. 181Order re: Possible development of the program that will Help the Homeless Help Themselves. (Councillors Russell, Duehay, Walsh Wolf) scanMay 11
  182. 182Order re: Safety concerns in North Cambridge. (Councillors Walsh & Russell) scanMay 11
  183. 183Transfer of $17,500 to Community Development to provide additional funds for improvements to Hastings Square, which, when combined with $17,500 in the Block Grant Funds currently set aside in the Community Development Department Budget will provide a total of $35,000 for this project. scanMay 11
  184. 184Order re: StreetVendor's misuse of MBTA property at Garfield and Massachusetts Avenue. (Councillor Walsh and Mayor Reeves) scanMay 11
  185. 185Order re: FAX machine for the City Clerk's Office. (Councillor Walsh and Vice Mayor Cyr) scanMay 11
  186. 186Appropriation of a grant for $63,901 to the Health and Hospital Services Salary & Wages Account and Other Ordinary Maintenance Account to provide funds for health care for the homeless shelters in Cambridge. scanMay 11
  187. 187Loan order of $11,500 for a new Haggerty School, improvements to Hoyt Field and Golf Course and renovations to 806 Mass. Avenue. scanMay 11
  188. 188Order re: Installation of new sidewalks along Sherman Street. (Councillors Walsh, Russell & Vice Mayor Cyr) scanMay 18
  189. 189Order re: Possibility of having pedestrian light on Belmont Street moved to the corner of Cushing Street. (Councillors Russell & Sullivan) scanMay 18
  190. 190Appropriation of $300,000 to the Human Services Department. scanMay 18
  191. 191Transfer of $11,000 in the Mayors' Department. scanMay 18
  192. 192Transfer of $913.94 in the Community Development Department. scanMay 18
  193. 193Appropriation of $$21,176 to the Public Celebrations Account. scanMay 18
  194. 194Order re: Ongoing provlems with Portland Stoneware Company. (Vice Mayor Cyr, Councillors Myers & Russell) See Sundries 597 scanMay 18
  195. 195Order re: pick up of a pile of rocks from the Whittemore Avenue Community Garden. (Vice Mayor Cyr) scanMay 18
  196. 196Order re: Changes in the status of parking spaces on Wendell Street. (Councillors Wolf, Walsh, Duehay) scanMay 18
  197. 197Order re: Repair of entrance and fence of the playground opposite the Agassiz School and to see that it is well-maintained. (Councillor Wolf, Duehay) scanMay 18
  198. 198Order re: Problems with the neighbors at Saint Peter's Field. (Councillor Wolf, Vice Mayor Cyr & Duehay) scanMay 18
  199. 199Order re: Scrambling of channels on Cambridge Cable. (Councillor Wolf, Councillors Duehay & Walsh) scanMay 18
  200. 200Order re: Pay-By-Phone method for paying parking ticket fines. (Councillors Walsh & Duehay) scanMay 18
  201. 201Finance Committee Report on the Public Investment Fund Budget in the sum of $10,332,260. scanMay 18
  202. 202Finance Committee Report on the Neville Manor Fund Budget in the sum of $9,432,580. scanMay 18
  203. 203Finance Committee Report on the Hospital and Ambulatory Care Fund Budget in the sum of $66,032,385. scanMay 18
  204. 204Finance Committee Report on the Water Fund in the sum of $4,850,840. scanMay 18
  205. 205Finance Committee Report on the General Fund Budget in the sum of $201,861,055. scanMay 18
  206. 206Implementation Procedures for Cambridge Employment Plan's Article II- Construction Projects. scanMay 18
  207. 207Order re: Cooperative effort to present to the City Council a Cambridge Resident Jobs Policy covering municipal construction projects. (Mayor Reeves) scanMay 18
  208. 208Order re: Placement of a tree in front of 109 Belmont Street. (Councillor Russell) scanJun 1
  209. 209Order re: Possibility of adding a Family Membership at the Municipal Golf Course. (Councillor Russell, Vice Mayor Cyr & Councillor Toomey) scanJun 1
  210. 210Order re: Fence for the community gardeners at Raymond Park. (Councillor Wolf and Vice Mayor Cyr) scanJun 1
  211. 211Order re: Cleaning uip of the Elbery Ford Motor site on River Street. (Councillor Wolf, Myers and Vice Mayor Cyr) scanJun 1
  212. 212Order re: Possibility of having the MBTA bus #83 returned to its former route while the bridge across Beacon Street at Oxford Street is being rebuilt. (Councillor Wolf) scanJun 1
  213. 213Order re: Correction of a defect on Dock Street and Main Street. (Councillor Sullivan) scanJun 1
  214. 214Order re: Surveying activity along Norfolk Street. (Councillors Walsh and Toomey) scanJun 1
  215. 215Order re: Vacancies in the Affordable Housing Trust Fund. (Councillor Walsh) scanJun 1
  216. 216Appropriation of $535,358 in the Human Services Department. scanJun 1
  217. 217Appropriation of $25,545 in the Human Services Department. scanJun 1
  218. 218Appropriation of $3,250 to the Human Services Department. scanJun 1
  219. 219Appropriation of $15,000 to the Human Services Department. scanJun 1
  220. 220Transfer of $50,000 in the Fire Department. scanJun 1
  221. 221Order re: Cessation of longevity payment to new hires at the School Department. (Councillor Walsh) scanJun 1
  222. 222Order re: home rule legislation to allow Cambridge to regulate speed limits on local streets. (Vice Mayor Cyr) scanJun 8
  223. 223Order re: Enforcement of the ordinance re: the posting of hand-bills. (Councillor Wolf and Vice Mayor Cyr) scanJun 8
  224. 224Order re: Report on the operation of the Cambridge Retirement Board. (Councillor wolf and Vice Mayor Cyr) scanJun 8
  225. 225Order re: Ensuring the full funding of carpeting and other necessary "Air Quality Improvements" at the Tobin School. (Vice Mayor Cyr, Councillor Russell, Wolf and Mayor Reeves) - rep. rec. 4/26/93 - See Agenda #8 of 4/26/93 scanJun 8
  226. 226Order re: Replacing dead trees at Danehy Park. (Vice Mayor Cyr) scanJun 8
  227. 227Order re: Organizing playground clean-up days involving neighborhood groups and city personnel. (Vice Mayor Cyr) scanJun 8
  228. 228Order re: Monthly report of revenue and expenditures to the Finance Committee. (Vice Mayor Cyr) scanJun 8
  229. 229Order re: Supplement existing staffing and programming at neighborhood recreational facilities. (Vice Mayor Cyr, Councillors Myers, Wolf and Mayor Reeves) scanJun 8
  230. 230Order re: Schedule on sidewalk repairs/construction. (Vice Mayor Cyr and Councillor Russell) scanJun 8
  231. 231Order re: Pilot Program utilizing the Reserve List to supplement foot patrols. (Councillor Toomey) scanJun 8
  232. 232Order re: Enforcement of the noise ordinance. (Councillors Wolf, Duehay, and Vice Mayor Cyr) scanJun 8
  233. 233Order re: Truck traffic on Third Street. (Councillors Toomey, Sullivan and Mayor Reeves) scanJun 8
  234. 234Order re: Implementing a corrective action plan for the problems at Donnelly Field. (Councillors Sullivan & Toomey) scanJun 8
  235. 235Order re: Fence to be installed at Raymond Park and Whittemore Avenue for the protection of community gardens from flying baseballs. (Councillor Wolf, Vice Mayor Cyr and Councillor Russell) scanJun 8
  236. 236Order re: Written policy of accessibility for low and moderate income families to rent university-held rental units. (Councillor Toomey, Sullivan & Walsh) scanJun 8
  237. 237Order re: Test sand in tot lots to determine if they are free from animal bacteria waste. scanJun 8
  238. 238Order re: Cleaning and adding of sand to the tot lot behind Tobin School. (Councillors Russell, Duehay, Sullivan, Vice Mayor Cyr and Mayor Reeves) scanJun 8
  239. 239Order re: Schedule for the completion of the surface of the road way on Washington Street. (Councillors Russell, Walsh, Duehay, Toomey & Wolf) scanJun 8
  240. 240Order re: Dump truck travelling at excessive speed heading east on Broadway. (Councillor Walsh) scanJun 8
  241. 241Communication from the Department of Revenue relative to a bill which will cut local aid to cities and towns using the Department of Revenue's Computer Assisted Mass Appraisal and Tax Administration Program. scanJun 15
  242. 242Information on the City of Cambridge being awarded a $2.04 million Shelter Plus Care Grant from the Department of Housing and Urban Development. scanJun 15
  243. 243Order re: Report on Housing. (Vice Mayor Cyr) scanJun 15
  244. 244Order re: Regrading of the soil near the Harvey Street entrance to Russell Field to eliminate ongoing drainage and mosquito problems. (Vice Mayor Cyr and Councillor Russell) scanJun 15
  245. 245Order re: Course of action to correct the flodding of the soccer fields at Danehy Park. (Vice Mayor Cyr and Councillor Russell) scanJun 15
  246. 246Order re: Interim Report regarding the Fire Department Survey. (Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Cyr, Councillors Russell & Sullivan) scanJun 15
  247. 247Order re: Domestic Violence. (Councillors Russell & Duehay) scanJun 15
  248. 248Order re: Stress management program for City employees. (Councillor Wolf and Vice Mayor Cyr) scanJun 15
  249. 249Order re: Implementation of the Municipal Code which relates to fencing in of rubbish containers. (Councillor Russell, Sullivan and Vice Mayor Cyr) scanJun 15
  250. 250Loan Order in the sum of $5,350,000 for renovations to City Hall. scanJun 15
  251. 251Order re: Implementation of the ticketing procedure on the Street Performers Ordinance. (Councillor Myers) scanJun 22
  252. 252Order re: Safety of playgrounds. (Councillor Sullivan) scanJun 22
  253. 253Order re: Replacement of street sign at the corner of Dunster Street and Winthrop Street. (Councillor Duehay) scanJun 22
  254. 254Order re: Replace the obliterated historical marker at the foot of Hawthorn Street near Memorial Drive. (Councillor Duehay) scanJun 22
  255. 255Order re: Removal of rusted out Mount Auburn Street sign near Fresh Pond Parkway. (Councillor Duehay) scanJun 22
  256. 256Order re: Installation of a mechanical pedestrian light at First Street near Hurley Street. (Councillors Toomey & Sullivan) scanJun 22
  257. 257Order re: Conditions of the reconstruction process of the sidewalks from Beech Street to Russell Street. (Councillors Walsh, Duehay, Russell, Wolf and Vice Mayor Cyr) scanJun 22
  258. 258Order re: Possible replacement of the sidewalk at the premises numbered 1-15 Brewster Street. (Councillors Sullivan, Duehay & Wolf) scanJun 22
  259. 259Order re: Speed limit for the trains crossing on the tracks located on Sherman Street. (Councillors Sullivan, Duehay & Russell) scanJun 22
  260. 260Order re: Amount of aluminum present in water supply and possible dangers to consumers. (Councillors Duehay, Russell, Walsh, Wolf and Vice Mayor Cyr) scanJun 22
  261. 261Lease of Commercial Space in East Cambridge Parking Garage and the adoption of a designated tenant.- Catherine Vu.- Vietnam Grocery Store. scanJun 22
  262. 262Appropriation of $1,000,000 to the Health and Hospital Department. scanJun 22
  263. 263Appropriation of $11,000 to the Health and Hospitals Department. scanJun 22
  264. 264Appropriation of $55,330 to the Health and Hospitals Account. scanJun 22
  265. 265Appropriation of $71,667 to the Health and Hospitals Account. scanJun 22
  266. 266Appropriation of $418,815 to the Health and Hospitals Department. scanJun 22
  267. 267Appropriation of $935,000 to the Health and Hospitals Account. scanJun 22
  268. 268Appropriation of $130,000 to the Health and Hospitals Department. scanJun 22
  269. 269Appropriation of $40,000 to the Health and Hospitals Department. scanJun 22
  270. 270Appropriation of $42,412 to the Health and Hospitals Account. scanJun 22
  271. 271Appropriation of $11,848 to the Health and Hospital Department. scanJun 22
  272. 272Appropriation of $73,826 to the Health and Hospital Department. scanJun 22
  273. 273Appropriation of $11,941 to the Health and Hospital Department. scanJun 22
  274. 274Appropriation of $104,040 to the Health and Hospital Account. scanJun 22
  275. 275Appropriation of $301,468.80 to the Health and Hospital Account. scanJun 22
  276. 276Appropriation of $35,000 to the Public Celebration Fund. scanJun 22
  277. 277Appropriation of $4,238.27 to the Community Development Department. scanJun 22
  278. 278Appropriation of $96,126.68 to the Community Development Department. scanJun 22
  279. 279Appropriation of $180,581.65 to the Community Development Department. scanJun 22
  280. 280Appropriation of $1,910 to the Human Services Department. scanJun 22
  281. 281Appropriation of $1,593 to the Human Services Department. scanJun 22
  282. 282Appropriation of $98,101 to the Human Services Department. scanJun 22
  283. 283Appropriation of $8,906 to the Human Services Department. scanJun 22
  284. 284Appropriation of $2,000 to the Human Services Department. scanJun 22
  285. 285Appropriation of $4,970 in the Human Services Department. scanJun 22
  286. 286Transfer of $621.00 in the Human] Services Department. scanJun 22
  287. 287Appropriation of $18,550 in the Human Services Account. scanJun 22
  288. 288Appropriation of $27,599 in private donations to the Public Works Department. scanJun 22
  289. 289Appropriation of $10,521 to the Health and Hospital Account. scanJun 22
  290. 290Order authorizing the City Manager to transfer appropriations from allotments prior to the close of the books for fiscal year 1991-1992. scanJun 22
  291. 291Order re: Possibility of televising the July 14, 1992 Rent Control Subcommittee Meeting. (Councillors Myers & Duehay) scanJun 22
  292. 292Order re: Signaling of horn as a train crosses a public way with a gate. (Councillors Toomey, Russell & Sullivan) scanJun 22
  293. 293Order re: Curbside Recycling for buildings larger than nine units. (Councillors Myers & Duehay) scanAug 3
  294. 294Appropriation of $157,854 to the Human Services Department. scanAug 3
  295. 295Order re: Policy for residents whose cars are stolen to receive new resident stickers free of charge. (Councillor Duehay) scanAug 3
  296. 296Order re: Hire staff to enforce the Street Performers Ordinance. (Vice Mayor Cyr) scanAug 3
  297. 297Communication from Don McMath, Chairman, North Cambridge Stabilization Committee, requesting the City Council to halt the expansion of the Midas Muffler facility on the corner of Clarendon and Mass. Avenue. scanAug 3
  298. 298Order re: Report on the City's spending for hunger programs. (Vice Mayor Cyr and Councillor Toomey) scanAug 3
  299. 299Community Response Trust Fund. scanAug 3
  300. 300Transfer of $36,600 to the Human Services Department. scanAug 3
  301. 301Appropriation of $298,090 to the HumanServices Department. scanAug 3
  302. 302Appropriation of a grant for $1,137,000 from the Dept. of Housing and Urban Development to provide funding under the National Affordable Housing Act of 1990. scanAug 3
  303. 303Transfer of $356,685 to the School Department. scanAug 3
  304. 304Appropriation of $31,000 to the Human Services Department. scanAug 3
  305. 305Appropriation of 4,750 to the Human Services Department. scanAug 3
  306. 306Appropriation of $6,000 to the Human Services Department. scanAug 3
  307. 307Appropriation of $2,411 to the Human Services Department. scanAug 3
  308. 308Appropriation of $6,300 to the Human Services Department. scanAug 3
  309. 309Appropriation of $4,500 to the Human Services Department. scanAug 3
  310. 310Appropriation of $2,040 to the Human Services Department. scanAug 3
  311. 311Appropriation of $1,000 in the Grant Fund to the Human Services Department. scanAug 3
  312. 312Order re: Relocation of Designated Smoking Area next to City Council Chamber. (Councillors Duehay & Vice Mayor Cyr) scanAug 3
  313. 313Order re: Enforcement of unrestrained dogs at Linnear Park. (Vice Mayor Cyr) scanAug 3
  314. 314Order re: Street repairs to Fairmont Street. (Councillor Myers) scanAug 3
  315. 315Order re: Availability of funds for shelters and food programs. (Councillor Duehay & Mayor Reeves and Vice Mayor Cyr) scanAug 3
  316. 316Order re: Eradication of poison ivy around the paths of the Fresh Pond Reservation. (Councillor Duehay, vice Mayor Cyr) scanAug 3
  317. 317Order re: Noise caused by drums on the Cambridge Common. (Councillors Duehay & Russell) scanAug 3
  318. 318Order re: Repavement of Coolidge Avenue. (Councillor Duehay) scanAug 3
  319. 319Order re: Explore housing options for Kendall Square. (Councillor Wolf and Vice Mayor Cyr) scanAug 3
  320. 320Order re: Graffiti on northern side of Mass. Avenue in Central Square. (Councillors Wolf, Myers, Sullivan and Mayor Reeves) scanAug 3
  321. 321Order re: Traffic patterns in the area of the Notre Dame de Pitie School if the children from the Hagerty School are housed there if the building project is approved by the State. (Councillor Wolf and Vice Mayor Cyr) scanAug 3
  322. 322Order re: Repavement of Healy Street. (Councillors Duehay, Vice Mayor Cyr and Councillor Walsh) scanAug 3
  323. 323Order re: Compliance of Zoning Law at the premises numbered 129 Sherman Street. (Councillors Russell, Duehay, Walsh and Vice Mayor Cyr) scanAug 3
  324. 324Order re: Filling of pothole on Carver Street. (Councillors Sullivan & Duehay) scanAug 3
  325. 325Order re: DPW employees parking on Norfolk and Tremont Street. (Councillors Walsh & Duehay) scanAug 3
  326. 326Order re: Agassiz School. (Councillors Walsh and Mayor Reeves) scanAug 3
  327. 327Order re: Update regarding the position at the Salvation Army. (Vice Mayor Cyr and Mayor Reeves) scanAug 3
  328. 328Order re: Cleaning up of the lot near Linnear Park at Mass. Avenue and Cedar Street. (Vice Mayor Cyr and Councillor Duehay) scanAug 3
  329. 329Order re: Traffic conditions on Beech Street. (Councillors Russell, Duehay and Vice Mayor Cyr) scanAug 3
  330. 330Order re: Report from the Tobin School PTO Air Quality Sub-Committee. (Councillors Duehay, Wolf, Vice Mayor Cyr and Mayor Reeves) scanAug 3
  331. 331Order re: Trimming of bushes and trees at the corner of Holworthy Street in the vicinity of the bridge. (Councillors Russell, Duehay & Sullivan) scanAug 3
  332. 332Order re: Painting of lines at the intersection of Rindge Avenue and Alewife Brook Parkway. (Councillors Russell, Sullivan and Vice Mayor Cyr) scan—
  333. 333Order re: Reduction of speed limit on Middlesex Street and necessary signage and crosswalks on Middlesex and Sargent Street. (Councillors Sullivan & Vice Mayor Cyr) scan—
  334. 334Clean-up of lot on the corner of Harvey & Cedar Street. (Councillor Russell & Walsh) scan—
  335. 335Order re: Proposed CASPAR Shelter at 380 Green Street. (Councillor Walsh) scan—
  336. 336Order re: Drug related activities at the boarded up house on Columbia Street and Washington Street. (Councillors Walsh, Toomey & Vice Mayor Cyr) scan—
  337. 337Order re: Replacement of signs on the pathways from leading from the MBTA turnaround into the station area. (Councillor Russell) scan—
  338. 338Memo relative to FY93 School Budget to the School Committee. scanApr 6
  339. 339Councillor Walsh re: Examination of Clothing/Cleaning Allowance. scan—
  340. 340Order re: Home Legislation authorizing the City of Cambridge to install speed bumps. (Councillor Duehay) scanSep 14
  341. 341Order re: Lighting on Pine And School Street. (Councillor Duehay) scan—
  342. 342Status report regarding the speed limit on Middlesex Street. scan—
  343. 343Order re: Alternative ways to record the names of registered voters as tenants in condominiums. scan—
  344. 344Order re: Enforcement of traffic laws at the intersection of Elliot Street and Mount Auburn Street. (Mayor Reeves) scan—
  345. 345Order re: Installation of a juice vending machine at City Hall. (Mayor Reeves) scan—
  346. 346Order re: Inspection of the lighting on Avon Street. (Councillor Wolf) scan—
  347. 347Order re: Inspection of sidewalks on Concord Avenue. (Councillors Wolf & Myers) scan—
  348. 348Order re: Bus shelter at the bus stop on Concord Aveneue near St. Peter's School and the corner of Buckingham Street. (Councillors Wolf Duehay & Russell) - Report received 12/14/92 see agenda[?] #16 of 12/14/92 scan—
  349. 349Order re: Renewal of effort to obtain the lot on the corner of Garfield St and Mass. Ave. as a site for housing. (Councillor Wolf, Vice Mayor Cyr & Mayor Reeves) scan—
  350. 350Order re: Close caption service on Municipal Channel 37 for residents that are hearing impaired. (Councillors Sullivan, Duehay, Toomey & Vice Mayor Cyr) scanSep 14
  351. 351Order re: Erection of a street sign designating the street name of Rindge Avenue. (Councillor Sullivan) scanSep 14
  352. 352Order re: Municipal Code amendment to prohibit bicycle riding in the Cambridge Common. (Councillors Russell & Duehay) scanSep 14
  353. 353Order re: Fair evaluation of the City Manager. (Councillor Myers) scanSep 14
  354. 354Order re: Enforcement of speed limit on Lawrence Street. (Councillor Myers) scanSep 14
  355. 355Order re: Crosswalks on Mount Auburn Street. (Councillor Duehay & Sullivan) scanSep 14
  356. 356Order re: Maintenance of the open spaces within the Route 2 Highway. (Councillor Duehay) scanSep 14
  357. 357Order re: Plans for the completion of the sewer separation project. (Councillor Wolf) scanSep 14
  358. 358Order re: Parcel of land at the corner of Mass. Avenue and Cameron Avenue update. (Councillor Russell) scanSep 14
  359. 359Order re: Traffic congestion and air/noise pollution on Richdale Avenue. (Councillors Walsh & Wolf) scanSep 14
  360. 360Order re: Home Rule legislation to allow Cambridge to establish speed limits for residential public ways. (Vice Mayor Cyr, Councillors Suehay, Toomey, Wolf, & Mayor Reeves) scanSep 14
  361. 361Order re: Reduce speed limit to 15 MPH on Washington Street. (Vice Mayor Cyr, Councillors Duehay, Myers, Toomey, Wolf & Mayor Reeves) scanSep 14
  362. 362Order re: Installation of a sign "Go Slow Children" on Washington Street. (Vice Mayor Cyr, Councillors Duehay, Myers, Toomey, Wolf, Vice Mayor Cyr and Mayor Reeves) scanSep 14
  363. 363Order re: Variant policies by Continental Cablevision for senior citizens. (Councillors Walsh, Duehay, Russell & Toomey) scanSep 14
  364. 364Order re: Replace burnt out bulbs on the footpath behind Cameron Avenue to Davis Square MBTA Station. scanSep 14
  365. 365Order re: Appointment to membership on the Affordable Housing Trust Board. (Councillor Walsh) scanSep 14
  366. 366Order re: Traffic study at the intersection of Franklin and River Street. (Vice Mayor Cyr, Councillors Myers and Mayor Reeves) scanSep 14
  367. 367Order re: Signage at Mass. Avenue and Garden Street. (Vice Mayor Cyr) scanSep 14
  368. 368Order re: Policy for city construction jobs be supplied with food from city-based caterers with proper licenses. scanSep 14
  369. 369Communication from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, relative to a Supplemental Cooperation Agreement for the development of addisitional Federal Public Housing Units. scanSep 14
  370. 370Appropriation of $17,480.93 from various private Energy Sources including MassSave Community Energy Partnership, ComGas and others to the Community Development Department to provide funds for the Home Energy Assistance Team (HEAT) staff to finalize the HEAT program through December 1992. scanSep 14
  371. 371Appropriation of $38,000 in the Grant Fund to the Human Services Account to provide funds to support the continuation of the Reclaim Our Communities Program, which targets substance abuse and crime issues within the Area IV neighborhood. scanSep 14
  372. 372Appropriation of a grant from the State Department of Medical Security for $148,824 to the Health and Hospital Account to provide funds to implement a community based childbirth education and language training program for perinatal heal care providers. scanSep 14
  373. 373Appropriation of $4,000 to the Human Services Account. scanSep 14
  374. 374Appropriation of $50,000 to the Human Services Account. scanSep 14
  375. 375Appropriation of$10,000 to the Human Services Account. scanSep 14
  376. 376Transfer of $5,000 to the Mayor's Office Ceremonial Funds Account. scanSep 14
  377. 377Awaiting Report Item No. 6 regarding the early retirement programs. scanSep 14
  378. 378Order re: Early Retirement Incentive Program. (Councillors Walsh & Toomey) scanSep 14
  379. 379Order re: Policy on Therapeutic Abortions. (Vice Mayor Cyr) scanSep 14
  380. 380Order re: Outline of procedures to be employed in the creation of a Charter Commission. (Vice Mayor Cyr) scanSep 14
  381. 381Order re: Possibility of having the #83 bus make an additional stop at the Post Office on Mass. Avenue between Davenport and Allen Streets. - Report received 12/14/92 see Agenda #2 of 12/14/93[?] scanSep 14
  382. 382Order re: Feasibility of clean fueled vehicles. (Councillors Wolf & Duehay) Rep. rec. 1/4/93 see Agenda #5 of 1/4/93 scanSep 14
  383. 383Order re: Road construction modifications on Binney Street. (Councillor Wolf) scanSep 14
  384. 384Order re: Rent Control and Inspectional Services issues for the premises numbered 166-170 Windsor Street. (Councillor Myers) scanSep 21
  385. 385Order re: Problem of trucks being double parked on Mass. Avenue. (Councillor Myers) scanSep 21
  386. 386Order re: Study of the intersection of PleasantStreet and Allston Street. (Councillor Myers) scanSep 21
  387. 387Order re: Unsightly condition of dog waste throughout the City. (Councillor Myers & Vice Mayor Cyr) scanSep 21
  388. 388Order re: City-wide Safe Neighborhoods Conference. (Councillors Myers, Toomey, Wolf, Vice Mayor Cyr & Mayor Reeves) scanSep 21
  389. 389Order re: Assistance of Public Works Department to the Postmaster to aid in the painting of mail boxes. (Councillor Myers) scanSep 21
  390. 390Order re: Status of mandatory recycling activity in Cambridge. (Councillor Walsh & Duehay) scanSep 21
  391. 391Order re: Flashing yellow lights and signage in the vicinity of Sheriden Square and ShermanStreet. (Councillor Russell) scanSep 21
  392. 392Order re: Police enforcement on MatignonRoad in the morning. (CouncillorsRussell, Sullivan & Vice Mayor Cyr) scanSep 21
  393. 393Order re: Intersection of Garden Field and Alpine Street. (Councillors Russell & Wolf) scanSep 21
  394. 394Order re: Change of method of payment of the Rental Subsidy Program from certificate to vouchers. (Councillor Walsh) scanSep 21
  395. 395Order re: Representative from the Traffic and Parking Department in attendance at the neighborhood meeting at the Willis D. Moore Youth Center. (Councillor Sullivan) scanSep 21
  396. 396Order re: Clean and beautify Western Avenue. (Mayor Reeves & Vice Mayor Cyr) scanSep 21
  397. 397Order re: Maintenance of trees within the City of Cambridge. (Mayor Reeves, Councillor Walsh and Vice Mayor Cyr) scanSep 21
  398. 398Appropriation of $13,400 to the Human Services Account. scanSep 21
  399. 399Awaiting Report Item No. 29 regarding an update on the Social Workers position at the Salvation Army; Appropriation of $20,000 to the Human Services Department to provide funds for this position. scanSep 21
  400. 400Communication from Robert W. Healy,City Manager, relative to information on the Governor's new Economic Development Plan. scanSep 21
  401. 401Appropriation of $275,500 to the Human Services Department. scanSep 21
  402. 402Appropriation of $6,000 to the Human Services Department. scanSep 21
  403. 403Appropriation of $5,500 to the Human Services Account to provide funds for the Community Learning Center to continue adult basic education classes. scanSep 21
  404. 404Resolution for the City to proceed with the application for the proposed Community Development Block Grant Section 108 Program. scanSep 21
  405. 405Economic Development Training and Employment Committee Report for a hearing held onThursday, July 23, 1992 relative to whether the City of Cambridge can and should use the Community Development Block Grant Section 108 Loan Guarantee Program to provide gap financing to assist the development of biotechnology-related laboratory space. scanSep 21
  406. 406Order re: Legislation restricting size of permanent structures on city sidewalk. (Councillor Myers) scanOct 5
  407. 407Order re: Feasibility of hiring an independent program audit firm to review departmental performance. (Vice Mayor Cyr) scanOct 5
  408. 408Order re: Repairing pedestrian signals in Inman Square. (Vice Mayor Cyr) scanOct 5
  409. 409Order re: Review the issue of the property at 328 Harvard Street seeking donations in return for official actions. (Councillors Sullivan & Russell) [struck through] VOID See Oct. 19th. scanOct 5
  410. 410Order re: Community bulletin boards in parks and playgrounds. (Councillors Myers & Wolf) scanOct 5
  411. 411Order re: Concerns of residents about crossing at the junction of Griswold Street. (Councillor Russell) scanOct 5
  412. 412Order re: Possibility of a zoning modification on Bishop Allen Drive. (Councillor Myers) scanOct 5
  413. 413Order re: Condition of the building of the building at the premises numbered 59 Norfolk Street. (Councillor Myers) scanOct 5
  414. 414Order re: Update on the implementation of the Vehicle Trip Reduction Ordinance. (Vice Mayor Cyr) scanOct 5
  415. 415Order re: Presentation on the City of Cambridge's 1993 Recap Sheet. (Vice Mayor Cyr) scanOct 5
  416. 416Order re: Involvement in the hiring of any replacements for the Commissioner of Inspectional Services. (Vice Mayor Cyr) scanOct 5
  417. 417Order re: Possibility of a barrier at the corner of Poplar Road and Fresh Pond Parkway. (Councillor Russell) scanOct 5
  418. 418Order re: Report on what is being done to foster non-violence in our schools. (Councillor Russell) scanOct 5
  419. 419Order re: New England Teloephone equipment on William Street. (Councillors Walsh, Myers & Toomey) scanOct 5
  420. 420Order re: Lighting on Memorial Drive. (Councillors Sullivan & Myers) scanOct 5
  421. 421Order re: Cambridge Rent Control Board Case #PRZ-91009. (Councillor Walsh) scanOct 5
  422. 422Transfer of $15,000 to the Rent Control Department. scanOct 5
  423. 423Acceptance and authorization of $300,000 for the establishment of a Community Response Trust Fund. scanOct 5
  424. 424Appropriation of $60,750 in the Human Services Department. scanOct 5
  425. 425Information on the projected transfer of land by MIT for open space development in Cambridgeport. scanOct 5
  426. 426Establishment of the tax rate as follows: A. $5,483,000 in the Unreserved Fund Balance. B. Transfer of $500,000 from the Health Claims Stabilization Fund. C. Appropriation of $180,000 to the Community Development Department. D-1.Property classified into 5 classes. D-2.Residential factor. E. 20% exemption of owner occupied homes. F. Double the normal value of Statutory Exemptions for FY93. scanOct 5
  427. 427Order re: Increases and decreases in assessments of residential properties. (Councillors Walsh & Sullivan) scanOct 5
  428. 428Order re: Impact on housing brought about by changes in the Commonwealth's Rental Subsidy Program. (Councillors Walsh & Russell) scanOct 5
  429. 429Order re: Street marker at the corner of Pemberton Street and Mass. Avenue. (Vice Mayor Cyr & Councillor Sullivan) scanOct 5
  430. 430Order re: Solution to the grievances of the Rockwell Street residents. (Councillors Sullivan, Duehay, Myers, Toomey & Vice Mayor Cyr) scanOct 5
  431. 431Order re: Vacant fire damaged structure at 136 Fifth Street. (Councilor Toomey) scanOct 5
  432. 432Order re: Hiring of additional crossing guards. (Councillors Russell, Myers, Sullivan & Toomey) scanOct 5
  433. 433Order re: Signage on Foch Street and Massachusetts Avenue. (Councillor Russell) scanOct 5
  434. 434Order re: Restoration of the $4.5 million 707 Program in the supplemental budget. (Councillor Myers) scanOct 19
  435. 435Communication from Robert Wolynes, 62 Magnolia Avenue regarding the 1992 property revaluation list. scanOct 19
  436. 436Acceptance and appropriation of a grant in the sum of $27,000 to the Police Department. scanOct 19
  437. 437Entire membership re: Fresh Pond Shopping Center Stop & Shop closure. scanOct 19
  438. 438Order re: Explanation of the clean out ordinance. (Councillors Walsh & Russell) scanOct 19
  439. 439Order re: Enforcement of Animal Control Regulations at the Cambridge Cemetery. (Councillors Sullivan & Russell) scanOct 19
  440. 440Order re: Rules and regulations prohibiting rollerblading at the Cambridge Cemetery. (Councillor Sullivan & Russell) scanOct 19
  441. 441Order re: Repair or replacement of cache basin at the intersection of Holyoke and Mount Auburn Streets. (Councillor Sullivan) scanOct 19
  442. 442Order re: Parking problems at the corner of Cushing and Vineyard Streets. (Councillor Russell) scanOct 19
  443. 443Order re: Water problems in North and West Cambridge. (Vice Mayor Cyr, Mayor Reeves and Councillor Wolf) scanOct 19
  444. 444Order re: Report outlining the number of trees planted and what action can be taken where deficiencies exist. (Vice Mayor Cyr) scanOct 19
  445. 445Order re: Measures concerning domestic violence. (Councillors Toomey, Myers, Russell, Walsh, Wolf and Vice Mayor Cyr) scanOct 19
  446. 446Order re: Pedestrian crossing at Gore and Lambert Streets. (Councillors Sullivan, Wolf, Russell & Toomey) scanOct 19
  447. 447Order re: Sign installed in the vicinity of Alewife Station for bicyclists. (Councillor Russell & Vice Mayor Cyr) scanOct 19
  448. 448Order re: Improvement of the conditions of the lot on Fairmont Street. (Vice Mayor Cyr) scanOct 19
  449. 449Communication Number 10 of June 10, 1992 regarding the proposed easement of 3 Bow Street. - See 1992-Highways # 78 dated June 1, 1992 scanOct 19
  450. 450Appropriation of $6,700 to the Library Department. scanOct 19
  451. 451Appropriation of $22,410.00 to the Public Celebrations Account. scanOct 19
  452. 452Appropriation of $7,000 to the Human Services Department. scanOct 19
  453. 453Appropriation of $10,188.00 to the Public Celebrations Company. scanOct 19
  454. 454Appropriation of $10,224.00 to the Public Celebrations Account. scanOct 19
  455. 455Appropriation of $2,000 to the Human Services Department. scanOct 19
  456. 456Appropriation of $6,897.50 to the Human Services Department. scanOct 19
  457. 457Appropriation of $$262,510.00 to the Health and Hospital Department. scanOct 19
  458. 458Transfer of $2,000 in the Electrical Department. scanOct 19
  459. 459Additional appropriation of $1,000 to the Consumer Council. scanOct 19
  460. 460Transfer of $59,200.66 to the Human Services Department. scanOct 19
  461. 461Appropriation of $70,201.00 to the Human Services Department. scanOct 19
  462. 462Transfer of $2,000 in the Data Processing Department. scanOct 19
  463. 463Appropriation of $144,00 to the Human Services Department. scanOct 19
  464. 464Communication from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, regarding Council Order No. 86 dated September 14, 1992 relative to discussion with the City Council on the changes in the City's Health Insurance offering. scanOct 19
  465. 465Order re: Staffing levels in the Police Department. (Councillor Myers & Vice Mayor Cyr) scanOct 19
  466. 466Reconsideration filed by Councillor Toomey as follows: 1. Acceptance of the Environmental Program Report. 2. Appropriation of $104,500 to implement the program. 3. Transfer of $22,500 from the Community Development Dept. 4. Transfer of $15,500 from the Conservation Commission to implement the program. scanOct 19
  467. 467Order re: MIT Planning to own and operate its own generator for electricity. (Councillors Russell, Myers, Sullivan, Wolf and Mayor Reeves) scanOct 26
  468. 468Order re: Difficulty of parking for residents in the vicinity of Broadway and Ware Streets. (Councillors Myers and Sullivan) scanOct 26
  469. 469Order re: Charge for additional visitor permits. (Councillor Russell) scanOct 26
  470. 470Order re: Impact of closure, relocation and response time of fire stations and personnel in the delivery of Emergency Service to the Community. (Councillors Toomey, Russell & Walsh) scanOct 26
  471. 4719A - $100,000 East Cambridge Garage UDAG loan. 9B - Further monies to be referred for a training program to prepare Cambridge residents for careers in biotechnology and related fields. scanOct 26
  472. 472Transfer of $2,000 in the Human Services Department. scanOct 26
  473. 473Appropriation of $8,575.99 to the Human Services Department. scanOct 26
  474. 474Appropriation of $1,560.00 to the Human Services Department. scanOct 26
  475. 475Order re: Legal opinion on the use of city property, mailing on an initiative sponsored by a Political Action Committee. (Councillor Russell) scanOct 26
  476. 476Order re: Trimming on Chalk and Fairmont Street. (Councillor Myers) scanNov 2
  477. 477Order re: Disposition of air conditioners. (Councillor Duehay) scanNov 2
  478. 478Order re: Refrigerator pick-up. (Councillor Duehay) scanNov 2
  479. 479Order re: Charter Reform. (Councillor Walsh) Report received 12/14/92 See Agenda #18[?] of 12/14/92 scanNov 2
  480. 480Order re: Allegations pertaining to the actions of the Superintendent of Buildings. (Councillor Walsh)-Report received 12/14/92 - see Agenda #19 of 12/14/92 scanNov 2
  481. 481Order re: Position of Superintendent of Buildings. (Councillor Walsh) scanNov 2
  482. 482Order re: Report outlining the implications of the ruling by Judge Doerfer in the Pepita Sota Case (Vice Mayor Cyr and Councillor Myers) scanNov 2
  483. 483Order re: Improvement of the lighting in front of the Tobins School. (Councillors Russell, Duehay, Toomey, Wolf and Mayor Reeves) scanNov 2
  484. 484Order re: Speed limit signs on Concord Avenue between Walden Street and Fresh Pond Circle. (Councillors Russell, Wolf and Mayor Reeves) scanNov 2
  485. 485Order re: Quality of Cambridge's public tap water. (Mayor Reeves, Councillors Sullivan, Toomey, Russell & Walsh) scanNov 2
  486. 486Order re: Achievement of the rerouting of bus #83 to its former route down Beacon Street. (Councillor Wolf) rep. rec. 1/11/93 See Agenda #10 of 1/11/93 scanNov 2
  487. 487Acceptance and appropriation of a $1,500 donation to the Police Department. scanNov 2
  488. 488Order re: Pending applications awaiting actions by the Outdoor Advertising Board. (Vice Mayor Cyr, Councillors Duehay & Wolf) scanNov 2
  489. 489Order re: Article 8 reform of the Cambridge Zoning Ordinances. (Vice Mayor Cyr) scanNov 2
  490. 490Order re: Ownership of the vehicle employed in the Mobile Forum. (Councillor Russell) scanNov 9
  491. 491Order re: Details for report on the Mobile Forum. (Councillor Myers) scanNov 9
  492. 492Order re: Public service campaign regarding the city's new policy and determination to protect the health and safety of the pedestrian. (Councillors Duehya, Walsh, Wolf & Vice Mayor Cyr) scanNov 9
  493. 493Order re: Appointment of a member of the business community to the Environmental Coordinating Council. (Councillor Walsh & Wolf) scanNov 9
  494. 494Order re: Blue Cross/Blue Shield coverage. (Councillors Walsh and Duehay) scanNov 9
  495. 495Order re: Development of public pay toilets in the business areas of the City. (Councillors Wolf & Duehay) scanNov 9
  496. 496Order re: Intersection of Bishop Allen Drive and Columbia Street. (Councillors Myers, Duehay, Russell, Toomey & Vice Mayor Cyr) rep. received 1/4/93 & ref. back to City Mgr. See Agenda #4 of 1/4/93 scanNov 9
  497. 497Order re: Infestation of rodents on Alewife Brook Parkway. (Councillors Russell, Walsh & Vice Mayor Cyr) - Report received 12/14/92 - see Agenda #3 of 12/14/92 scanNov 9
  498. 498Appropriation of $22,306 to the Human Services Accounts. scanNov 9
  499. 499Appropriation of $4,900 to the Human Services Account to provide funds for part-time staff to educate three clients in reading, writing and mathematics. scanNov 9
  500. 500Appropriation of $103,750 to the Health and Human Services Account. scanNov 9
  501. 501Appropriation of $19,760 to the grant fund Health and Hospital Account. scanNov 9
  502. 502Order re: Police Department salary outage earned from July 1, 1992 through November 15, 1992. (Councillors Myers & Walsh) - rep rec. 1/11/93 - See Agenda #4[?] of 1/11/93 scanNov 16
  503. 503Order re: Crossing guard at the intersection of Columbia Street and Bishop Allen Drive. (Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Cyr and Councillor Duehay) scanNov 16
  504. 504Order re: Funding for Phase VI of the Sewer Separation Project. (Councillor Walsh) scanNov 16
  505. 505Order reL Involvement with the East Cambridge Planning Team throughout the discussion period regarding the proposed Dome Stadium at the North Point site. (Councillor Toomey & Mayor Reeves) scanNov 16
  506. 506Order re: Investigate methods by which commercial concerns can be made to share the burden for paying for vehicle trip reduction activities. (Vice Mayor Cyr) scanNov 16
  507. 507Order re: Increasing the safety at the intersection of Mass. Ave. and Green Street. (Councillors Myers & Cyr) scanNov 23
  508. 508Order re: Timing difficulty of the traffic lights at the intersection of Mass. Ave. & Inman Street. (Councillor Myers & Wolf) scanNov 23
  509. 509Order re: Extension of hours for licenses establishments on New Year's Eve. (Councillors Wolf, Duehay & Myers) scanNov 23
  510. 510Order re: Cambridge's "real" unemployment rate. (Mayor Reeves, Councillor Walsh & Vice Mayor Cyr) rep received 1/11/93 See Agenda # 9 of 1/11/93 scanNov 23
  511. 511Order re: Fire Survey. (Councillors Toomey & Walsh) Rep received 1/4/93 - See Agenda # 17 of 1/4/93. scanNov 23
  512. 512Order re: Discharge of sewage from pipe on the Anderson Bridge. (Councillors Russell & Duehay) scanNov 23
  513. 513Order re: Reed Street on the list of streets and sidewalks to be improved. (Councillors Duehay, Wolf, Russell & Vice Mayor Cyr) scanNov 23
  514. 514Appropriation of a grant for $20,000 to the Mayor's Office. scanNov 23
  515. 515Appropriation of $2,650 to the Mayor's Office. scanNov 23
  516. 516Appropriation of a grant of $54,000 to the Police Department. scanNov 23
  517. 517Appropriation of $27,504 to the Human Services Department. scanNov 23
  518. 518Appropriation of $113,492.61 to the Human Services Department. scanNov 23
  519. 519Appropriation of $1,392,422 to the Human Services Department. scanNov 23
  520. 520Appropriation of $3,000 to the Human Services Department. scanNov 23
  521. 521Appropriation of $1,000 to the Human Services Department. scanNov 23
  522. 522Appropriation of $6,354.50 to the Human Services Department. scanNov 23
  523. 523Appropriation of $1,850 to the Human Services Department. scanNov 23
  524. 524Appropriation of $5,000 to the Human Services Department. scanNov 23
  525. 525Transfer of $10,000 in the Rent Control Department. scanNov 23
  526. 526Order re: Lot at the corner of Garfield Street and Mass. Avenue which is selling Christmas trees. (Councillors Wolf, Duehay and Mayor Reeves) scanDec 14
  527. 527Order re: Monitoring the situation at the Harvard Manor Nursing Home. ( Councillors Russell, Walsh & Vice Mayor Cyr) scanDec 14
  528. 528Order re: Lighting on the Cambridge Common. (Councillor Duehay, Myers & Vice Mayor Cyr) scanDec 14
  529. 529Order re: Effective date of resignation and process for hiring of the replacement of the Commissioner of Inspectional Services. (Councillor Myers & Vice Mayor Cyr) scanDec 14
  530. 530Order re: Inspection of the handicap ramps on Mass. Avenue between the Urssell Apartments and Porter Square Shopping Center. (Councillors Russell, Sullivan & Vice Mayor Cyr) scanDec 14
  531. 531Order re: Bicycle racks to be installed in the Essex Street Parking lot. (Councillor Walsh) scanDec 14
  532. 532Order re: Prohibiting funds for travel to localities that have laws prohibiting the adoption of anti-discrimination laws. (Vice Mayor Cyr, Councillor Wolf & Mayor Reeves) scanDec 14
  533. 533Order re: Enforcement of speed limit on Harvard Street. (Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Cyr, Councillors Myers & Toomey) scanDec 14
  534. 534Order re: Report on the test results of students of the Cambridge School System in the most recent state-wide tests. (Vice Mayor Cyr) scanDec 14
  535. 535Order re: Deterioration of various streets and sidewalks in the City. (Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Cyr & Councillor Myers) scanDec 14
  536. 536Order re: Better lighting on the Mayor Leonard Russell Bridge on Huron Avenue. (Councillor Russell & Vice Mayor Cyr) scanDec 14
  537. 537Order re: Replacement of street sign and trimming of trees on Marie Avenue. (Councillor Russell & Vice Mayor Cyr) scanDec 14
  538. 538Appropriation of $4,425 to the Human Rights Commission to provide funds for the Human Rights Investigator to process handicap and family related status cases. scanDec 14
  539. 539Appropriation of a grant fro $127,802 to the Health and Hospital Services Salary & Wages Account to provide medical, nursing and social services to the homeless. scanDec 14
  540. 540Transfer of $80,000 to Public Works to provide funds for workers compensation lump sum settlements and medical payments. scanDec 14
  541. 541Appropriation of $13,400 to the Human Rights Commission to provide funds for the Human Rights Investigator's Salary to conduct fair housing discriminatory related cases. scanDec 14
  542. 542Transfer of $3,000 to the Election Commission to provide funds for medical bills for worker's compoensation claims. scanDec 14
  543. 543Order re: Abandoned premises located at 4 - 4½ Centre Street. scanDec 14
  544. 544Communication from Robert W, Healy, City Manager, relative to Executive Session for the purpose of discussing litigation strategy. scanDec 16
  545. 545Order re: Hiring of police personnel. (Councillors Myers & Russell) - Rep. rec. 2/1/93 - See Agenda #9 scanDec 21
  546. 546Order re: Solutions implemented at the corner of Allston and Pleasant Street. (Councillors Myers, Walsh & Wolf) scanDec 21
  547. 547Order re: Allegations contained ina Boston Globe Article. (Councillors Myers, Wolf, Duehay, Sullivan & Walsh) - rep rec. 9/27/93 - See Agenda #6 of 9/27/93 scanDec 21
  548. 548Order re: Blocking of handicap ramps by snow plowing. (Councillors Duehay, Wolf & Mayor Reeves) scanDec 21
  549. 549Order re: Responses to elements of the National League of Cities economic recovery program. (Councillors Wolf & Duehay) - Rep rec. 2/8/93 See Agenda #3 scanDec 21
  550. 550Order re: Plowing of Appleton Terrace in future snow storms. (Councillor Wolf) scanDec 21
  551. 551Order re: Dangerous intersection at Appleton Street, Huron Avenue and Vassal Lane. (Councillors Wolf, Duehay & Russell) scanDec 21
  552. 552Order re: Initiatives taken in regards to the violence throughout the city amony the city's young people. - Report rec. 3/15/93 - See Agenda #13 of 3/15/93 (Toomey & Myers) scanDec 21
  553. 553Order re: Safety conditions for pedestrians on Concord Avenue. (CouncillorsRussell, Duehay & Wolf) - Rep. rec. - 1/25/93 see S-1993 #43 scanDec 21
  554. 554Order re: Report outlining the staffing levels by shift in the Uniform Division of the Cambridge Police Department. (Toomey & Myers) See 2/1/93 Agenda #3 for rep. scanDec 21
  555. 555Appropriation of a grant for $43,220 to the License Commission. scanDec 21
  556. 556Order re: Question of conflict of interest in regards to the Midas Muffler site. (Councillor Walsh) scanDec 21
  557. 557Order re: Access to parking in Cambridge for business people who do not live in Cambridge but own and operate businesses in Cambridge. (Mayor Reeves & Councillor Walsh) - Rep received 1/4/93 see Agenda #3 of 1/4/93 scanDec 21
  558. 558Order re: Distribution of neo-nazi newspaper to unwitting recipients in Cambridge. (Entire membership) - See 2/1/93 for report. - See Agenda #4 scanDec 21
  559. 559Order re: Residency requirement for new city employees. (Councillor Russell) Rep rec. 2/22/93 - See Agenda #6. scanDec 21
  560. 560Order re: Challenge by Trinity Limited Partnerhip in the decision of the Board of Zoning Appeal. (Councillors Wolf, Duehay, Vice Mayor Cyr & Mayor Reeves) rep rec 1/4/93 see Agenda #8 1/4/93 scanDec 21

Highways

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  1. 1Communication from David A. Haley, Commissioner of Public Works, transmitting new street addresses or changes for Concord Avenue. scanJan 13
  2. 2A petition was received from Jon Parker, Pres., National AIDS Brigade requesting to place a rotating sign in Harvard Square to receive donations for AIDS Education and Prevention Programs. scanJan 13
  3. 3A petition was received from Store 24, Inc. requesting a sign at the premises numbered 321 Broadway. scanJan 13
  4. 4A petition was received from Atlantic Paper Box Company for a sign at the premises numbered 270 Albany Street. scanJan 13
  5. 5A petition was received from The Ultimate Bagel for a sign at the premises numbered 1310 Mass. Avenue. scanJan 13
  6. 6A petition was received for curb cuts and the discontinuance of curb cuts by Carpenter/Eliot Square Association Limited Partnership for the premises numbered 108-112 Mount Auburn Street and 15-17 Bennett Street. scanJan 13
  7. 7A petition was received from Mount Vernon Street Trust for a curb cut at the premises numbered 21-35 Mount Vernon Street. scanJan 27
  8. 8A petition was received from Tran Dac Thang to sell food at 50-52 Massachusetts Avenue. scanJan 27
  9. 9Communication received from Walter W. Curcio, Senior Vice President and General Counsel, Baybank, relative to the Baybank ATM Kiosk at Massachusetts Avenue and Wendell Streets. scanJan 27
  10. 10A petition was received from The Gallery Stores for a sandwich board sign at the premises numbered 36 J.F.K. Street to promote their business. scanFeb 3
  11. 11A Petition was received from the Tandoor Restaurant for a sandwich board sign at the premises numbered 991 Mass. Avenue to promote their luncheon and dinner business. scanFeb 3
  12. 12A petition was received from Charlesport Limited Partnership for a banner at the premises numbered 25 First Street. scanFeb 10
  13. 13A petition was received from Thomas Stephanian, DBA Tommy's Archade & Lunch, Inc. for permission for a sandwich board at the premises numbered 49 Mount Auburn Street. scanFeb 10
  14. 14A petition was received from A. Cahaly, Inc. for an awning at the premises numbered 35 Brattle Street. scanFeb 24
  15. 15Revocation of a sign permit for Ralph Glaser doing business as Central War Surplus at the premises numbered 433 Mass. Avenue. scanFeb 24
  16. 16A petition was received from Robert C. Sullivan for a table in Harvard Square on weekends for a political fund raising. scanFeb 24
  17. 17A petition was received from Heip Quoc Tran for a canteen truck at 77 or 84 Mass. Avenue on Monday-Sunday from 9:00-7:00 p.m. scanFeb 24
  18. 18A petition was received from The Tannery for two sandwich board signs at 11A Brattle Street. scanFeb 24
  19. 19A petition was received from Valerie Sofronas, DBA Corner Delight Restaurant for an exhaust hood with a duct to extend over the sidewalk at the premises numbered 1093 Cambridge Street. scanMar 2
  20. 20A petition was received from Newtowne Grille for an awning at the premises numbered 1945 Massachusetts Avenue. scanMar 2
  21. 21Petition received from Bolt Beranek and Newman, Inc. requesting a Jitney License for transporting employees between their facilities and also the Alewife T Station. scanMar 16
  22. 22Order re: Cooperation with the St. Cosmo and Damian Society as they celebrate the feast of St. Cosmo and Damian. Councillors Russell, Toomey, Sullivan, Walsh and Mayor Reeves) scanMar 16
  23. 23Order re: cooperation with the Santa Lucia Society as they celebrate the feast of St. Lucy. (Councillors Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Walsh, Vice Mayor Cyr and Mayor Reeves) scanMar 16
  24. 24A petition was received from Christines Restaurant for an awning at the premises numbered 91 First Street. scanMar 16
  25. 25A Petition was received from Angie Wilkerson, Pres., ACORN, requesting permission to hold a fundraiser in Harvard Square. scanMar 16
  26. 26A petition was received from Richard Hutchins for a mobile kitchen known as Andy's Place to sell food outside of MIT at 77 Mass. Avenue. scanMar 16
  27. 27A petition was received from James Archer, Pastor, The Adventist Congregational Church, requesting permission to hold a sidewalk sale on Brattle Street from 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. on April 24, May 8, May 29, June 26, July 31, August 28 and Sept. 18, 1992. scanMar 16
  28. 28A petition was received from Cambridge Pier for an awning at the premises numbered 1176 Cambridge Street. scanMar 16
  29. 29A petition was received from Craftsmans Corner for an awning at the premises numbered 49A Brattle Street. scanMar 16
  30. 30A petition was received from C.W. Beane for an awning at the premises numbered 1075-1077 Mass. Avenue. scanMar 16
  31. 31A petition was received from Leo's Place for a sign at the premises numbered 35 JFK Street. scanMar 16
  32. 32Curb Cut - Les O. Marion - 2465 Massachusetts Avenue. ORDER ADOPTED. scanMar 23
  33. 33Curb cut - Edward Dondero - 345 Vassar Street. ORDER ADOPTED. scanMar 30
  34. 34Petition from Deacon Transportation, Inc DBA Old Town Trolley Tours to amend its Jitney Licenses to remove the restrictions limiting the pick-up and discharge sites and increase the number of vehicles permitted to operate the tour. ORDER ADOPTED 9-0-0. SEE HIGHWAYS 1986 #3. scanApr 6
  35. 35Petition of Norman R. Roy, General Sales Manager, Checker Cab Company, requesting a Jitney License to operate a ten passenger van between 10 Fawcett Street and the Alewife T Station for the Codman Company to be known as the "10 Fawcett Street Shuttle". ORDER ADOPTED 9-0-0. See 1993 1/4/93 for amended petition. scanApr 6
  36. 36Recommendations from the License Commission for two jitney applications currently before the City Council. scanApr 6
  37. 37Petition of Peter Venetsinakis, Taki's Restaurant for obstruction of the sidewalk for an ice cream service window at the premises numbered 40 Hampshire Street. scanApr 6
  38. 38Petition of Loews Harvard Square Theatre for a sign at the premises numbered 10 Church Street. scanApr 13
  39. 39A petition was received from Joseph R. Indelicato, Jr., President, Custom House News, Inc., requesting permission to sell newspapers, racing forms, magazines, etc. at the premises numbered 1-1A Central Square. see also Highways #87 + #196 scanApr 13
  40. 40A petition was received from Daniel J. Wuenschel for a curb cut at the premises numbered 34 Mount Auburn Street. scanApr 13
  41. 41A petition was received from Kaj Vandkjaer for a curb cut at the premises numbered 1 R.C. Kelly Street. scanApr 13
  42. 42A petition was received from Mary C. Lyons, Treasurer, 18 Rindge Avenue. scanApr 13
  43. 43A petition was received from Judy Van Alstyne for a vendors license at Brattle Square. scanApr 27
  44. 44A petition was received from Serendipity for a sign at the premises numbered 1312 Mass. Avenue. scanApr 27
  45. 45A petition was received from Christopher G. Cervasio for a permit for food vending at the premises numbered Harvard Square, Porter Square, Holyoke Street, Mass Avenue and corner of Wadsworth and Main Street. scanApr 27
  46. 46A petition was received from Pearl Food Market for an awning at the premises numbered 87 Pearl Street. scanMay 4
  47. 47A petition was received from Ismael Santtana, 41 Jackson Place, for permission to sell tonic and fruit at Russell Field in the summer. scanMay 4
  48. 48A petition was received from Trisha Max for a peddlers License in Cambridge. scanMay 4
  49. 49A petition was received from Good Stuff Cafe for an awning at the premises numbered 1908 Mass. Avenue. scanMay 4
  50. 50A petition was received from Oles Berleus for a curb cut at the premises numbered 26-28 Cameron Avenue. scanMay 4
  51. 51A petition was received from Old Harvard Lunch, Inc. d/b/a Ryles for 7 awnings at the premises numbered 212 Hampshire Street. scanMay 11
  52. 52A petition was received from Sunset Cafe for an awning at the premises numbered 851-857 Cambridge Street. scanMay 11
  53. 53A petition was received from Leo Saidnawey, Pemberton Market, Inc. for a display of plants at the premises numbered 2172 & 2280 Massachusetts Avenue. scanMay 11
  54. 54A petition was received from Jonah Realty Trust for a curb cut at the premises numbered 214 Second Street. scanMay 18
  55. 55A petition was received from David H. Holloway for a curb cut at the premises numbered 6 Forest Street. scanMay 18
  56. 56A petition was received from Dr. George Deemys for a curb cut at the premises numbered 182 Elm Street. scanMay 18
  57. 57A petition was received from Rick and Beatrice Childs for a curb cut at the premises numbered 1709 Cambridge Street. scanMay 18
  58. 58A petition was received from Pauline Anderson for a curb cut at the premises numbered 36 Clarendon Avenue. scanMay 18
  59. 59A petition was received from Dick Powers, The Bike Exchange for a display of merchandise on the sidewalk at the premises numbered 2067 Massachusetts Avenue. scanMay 18
  60. 60A petition was received from Elsie's Sandwich Shop, Inc. for a sign at the premises numbered 71A Mount Auburn Street. scanMay 18
  61. 61A petition was received from Lee Shapiro for a small trailer on Hingham Street to rent roller skates. scanMay 18
  62. 62A petition was received from Loews Janus for a sign at the premises numbered 57 J.F.K. Street. scanMay 18
  63. 63A petition was received from Angelo's for a sign at the premises numbered 686-688 Cambridge Street. scanMay 18
  64. 64A petition was received from Amnesty International of Somerville for a table in Harvard Square for information on the organization. scanMay 18
  65. 65A petition was received from Nicholas G. Potaris for a permit to sell ice cream & sluch from a window at the premises numbered 51 Fifth Street. scanMay 18
  66. 66Councillor Wolf and vice Mayor Cyr re: Cambridge Farmer's Market. scanJun 1
  67. 67Petition of Michael R. Murgia, Federal Express, for a mobile package acceptance receptacle in Harvard Square near Out of Town News. scanJun 1
  68. 68Petition from Daniel Melish, Amnesty International USA Group, for a table at the Brattle Street Island to distribute information. scanJun 1
  69. 69Curb Cut - Michael Bieur - 37 Dana Street. scanJun 1
  70. 70Curb cut - Domingos Barbosa - 28 Leonard Avenue. scanJun 1
  71. 71Application for a Jitney License made by Don Quijote Tours of New England. scanJun 1
  72. 72Petition from Douglas G. Thayer for Southview Cooperative Housing Corporation requesting a portland cement sidewalk at the premises numbered 1-9 Arlington Street. scanJun 1
  73. 73Petition received from Scott Hauver, Manager, Chili's Bar requesting to donate two four foot park benches for the use of MBTA and Bentley College shuttle passengers to be placed at the corner of 114 Mount Auburn Street and the MBTA bus alley. scanJun 1
  74. 74Sunshine Convenient Store for a sandwich board sign at the premises numbered 840 Mass. Avenue. scanJun 1
  75. 75Childrens Workshop - permission for a sidewalk sale- 1963 Mass. Avenue from June 5-13. scanJun 1
  76. 76Candace Shearer - requesting permission to set up a table at 84 Mass. Avenue and 579 Mass. Avenue to advertise Vote Magazine. scanJun 1
  77. 77Petition of The Tannery for three sandwich board signs at 11A Brattle Street. scanJun 1
  78. 78Jack I. Joseph, Line Company Executives - easement of two foot six inces over the public sidewalk at 3 Bow Street for a balcony. See Also-1992-Finance #44 for easement order. scanJun 1
  79. 79A petition was received from Bahman Zangenah for a set up of a table at Brattle Square. scanJun 8
  80. 80Approval and the execution of Special Speed Regulation #7547 for Pearl Street. scanJun 8
  81. 81Communication received from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, relative to a hearing held by the License Commission on an application for a Jitney License made by Paul W. Taylor Co., Inc. scanJun 8
  82. 82Petition of Joanne Byron requesting permission to set a table in Harvard Square to promote Fair Business Practice thru the collection of signatures. scanJun 8
  83. 83A petition was received from Cummings for a sidewalk sale at the premises numbered 627 Massachusetts Avenue. scanJun 8
  84. 84Response to the City Council's request for information relative to the Central Square Newsstand. see also Highway # 39 & # 196 scanJun 15
  85. 85A petition was received from Jerry Williams for free literature distribution (Biblical) in Harvard Square. scanJun 15
  86. 86A petition was received from Joseph and Joan Bartley for four small tables and chairs on the sidewalk at Mr. Bartley's Burger Cottage at 1246 Massachusetts Avenue. scanJun 15
  87. 87A petition was received from the Ultimate Bagel Company requesting a sandwich board sign at the premises numbered 1310 Mass. Avenue. scanJun 15
  88. 88A petition was received from Riverrock Corp., dba Buoniconti's for an awning at the premises numbered 143 First Street. scanJun 15
  89. 89A petition was received from Alan C. Levine, President, New England PayPhone, Inc., requesting permission to place pay telephone equipment in outside locations that are in pedestal enclosures on the sidewalk or over the sidewalk. scanJun 15
  90. 90Approval of an application by Takis Restaurant to add a take out window to their Common Victualer License. scanJun 15
  91. 91A petition was received from Timothy Munson for a curb cut at the premises numbered 311 Broadway. scanJun 22
  92. 92A petition was received from Suzanne Vogel for a curb cut at the premises numbered 46 Parker Street. scanJun 22
  93. 93A petition was received from Kimberly Smith for permission to sell merchandise in Harvard Square in July, August, September & October. scanJun 22
  94. 94A petition was received from American Weight Loss Clinic for a sandwich board sign at the premises numbered 1972 Massachusetts Avenue. scanJun 22
  95. 95A petition was received from Anthony Davlin for a sandwich board sign at the corner of Mass. Avenue and Arrow Street. scanJun 22
  96. 96A petition was received from M.T. Glynn, Inc DBA The Black Rose for a portable A framed sidewalk sign at the premises numbered 50 Church Street. scanJun 22
  97. 97Petition received from Sally Alcorn, Executive Director, Harvard Square Business Association, requesting permission to hold their Annual Harvard Square Oktoberfest on Sunday, October 11, 1992 from noon until 6:00 p.m. on JFK Street and Brattle Street with a rain date set for Columbus Day, Monday, October 12, 1992. scanJun 22
  98. 98Communication from Michael J. Brandon, 27 Seven Pines Avenue, requesting a stop work order at the construction site of 2501 Mass. Avenue/ 10 Clarendon Avenue. scanJun 22
  99. 99Petition from Marcelyn Dallis, Project Director, Women of Color AIDS Coalition, requesting permission for a table in the Central and Harvard Square areas to distribute educational materials regarding AIDS. scanAug 3
  100. 100A petition was received by Bruce Garrison dba Buck a Book for an A frame sign at the premises numbered 1001 Mass. Avenue. scanAug 3
  101. 101A petition was received from Peter Sterianos, El Greco, for an A framed sign at the premises numbered 251 Cambridge Street. scanAug 3
  102. 102A petition was received from Sally Alcorn, Harvard Square Business Association, requesting permission for a blanket one day sidewalk sale permit for the Harvard Square Area for Sunday, October 4, 1992 for the WGBH T Party". scanAug 3
  103. 103A petition was received from Tony Vitale, General Manager, Catch A Rising Star Comedy Club requesting a sandwich board sign at the premises numbered 30B JFK Street. scanAug 3
  104. 104A petition was received from Miracle of Science for three awnings at the premises numbered 321 Massachusetts Avenue. scanAug 3
  105. 105Curb Cut - Edward Fehrmann - 41 Hawthorn Street. scanAug 3
  106. 106Curb Cut - Patricia Illingworth - 96 Larchwood Drive. scanAug 3
  107. 107A petition was received from Joseph's Limousine Service for a license to operate at the premises numbered Vassar St. Industrial Area. petition denied 8/19/92 - see 2nd petition filed 9/14/92 scanAug 3
  108. 108A petition was received from Hair show requesting a Sandwich board sign at the premises numbered 61 JFK Street. scanAug 3
  109. 109A petition was received from Mumin B. Parvez, the Viceroy Indian Cuisine Restaurant for a sandwich board sign at the premises numbered 569 Massachusetts Avenue. scanAug 3
  110. 110A petition was received from Epic Realty Trust for a sign at the premises numbered 95 First Street. scanAug 3
  111. 111A petition was received from Katis Enterprises, Inc. dba The Fishery for a sign at the premises numbered 718-730 Mass. Avenue. scanAug 3
  112. 112A petition was received from Walter Fox Tree requesting permission to sell merchandise near the Woodworth Bookstore at the corner of Church Street and Mass. Avenue. scanAug 3
  113. 113A petition was received from Hamilton Systems Distributor, Inc. for a table on the sidewalk to sell books at the premises numbered 769 Mass. Avenue. scanAug 3
  114. 114A petition was received from Dragonfly for a display of merchandise on the sidewalk at 1297 Cambridge Street. scanAug 3
  115. 115A petition was received from Chris Forster requesting permission to sell jewelry in Harvard Square along Brattle Street, across the street from Bertucci Pizza. scanAug 3
  116. 116A petition was received from Chef Chow's House for a sandwich board sign at the premises numbered 50 Church Street. scanAug 3
  117. 117A petition was received from Audiolab, Inc. for a sandwich board sign at the premises numbered 36 J.F.K. Street. scanAug 3
  118. 118A petition was received from The Cambridge Shop for a sidewalk sign at the premises numbered 30 Dunster Street. scanAug 3
  119. 119A petition was received from Riverrock Corp., dba Buoniconti's Restaurant for a sandwich board sign at the premises numbered 143 First Street. scanAug 3
  120. 120A petition was received from John Evans of Mystery Train Records, for a sandwich board sign at the premises numbered 1208 Mass. Avenue. scanAug 3
  121. 121A petition was received from Tracey Morgan, Vice President, requesting two sandwich board signs at the premises numbered 221- Mass. Avenue. scanAug 3
  122. 122A petition was received from Florencio Velis, Iruna Restaurant, requesting sandwich board sign at 56 JFK Street. scanAug 3
  123. 123A petition was received from Michael P. Brodsky, Store Mgr., Harvard Square Art Centre for a sandwich board sign at the intersection of Holyoke Street and Mass. Avenue. scanAug 3
  124. 124A petition was received from Rachida Robers for a display of merchandise and to place signs in front of 270 Concord Avenue. scanAug 3
  125. 125A petition was received from Walter Kahn, Mass. Choice Cambridge Area Team requesting permission to set up a table in Harvard Square on Saturdays and Sundays to dispense literature on abortions. scanAug 3
  126. 126A petition was received from James P. Cargill, requesting permission to sell refreshments and hot dogs from a cart on the sidewalk of Cambridge and First Street on July 3, 4. scanAug 3
  127. 127Application for Jitney License from Boston-Cambridge Trolley Tours, Inc. dba Boston Trolley Tours. scanMar 31
  128. 128Councillors Sullivan, Russell & Toomey re: Dedicating the intersection of Mass. Avenue & Inman Street as the "Barbara Ellis Square." scanSep 14
  129. 129Councillors Walsh, Russell, Sullivan & Toomey re: Bishop John P. Boles Square. scanSep 14
  130. 130Petition of Buck A Book for a display of merchandise at the premises numbered 1001 Mass. Avenue. scanSep 14
  131. 131Curb Cut - Heli Meltsner - 10 Channing Place. scanSep 14
  132. 132Communication from Michael Brandon, Vice Chair, North Cambridge Stabilization Committee, relative to the enlargement and relocation of a curb cut by the Midas Muffler at the premises numbered 10 Clarendon Avenue. scanSep 14
  133. 133Communication from David A. Haly, Public Works Commissioner, transmitting new street addresses for Trowbridge Street, rear Garden Street and Hurley Street. scanSep 14
  134. 134A petition was received from Au Bon Pain, Co., Inc for tables at the premises numbered 238 Main Street. scanSep 14
  135. 135A petition was received from Linda L. Moreau for a brick sidewalk at the premises numbered 16 Prentiss Street. scanSep 14
  136. 136A petition was received from Miss Julia for a sandwich board sign at the premises numbered 253 Cambridge Street. scanSep 14
  137. 137A petition was received from Shepard Drug, Inc. for a table and display of merchandise at the premises numbered 1662 Mass. Avenue. scanSep 14
  138. 138A petition was received from Mexican Cuisine for an A framed sign at the premises numbered 1682 Mass. Avenue. scanSep 14
  139. 139A petition was received from Texas Chili Pit BBQ for an A framed sign at the premises numbered 2046 Mass. Avenue. scanSep 14
  140. 140A petition was received from WBT the Florist requesting a display of merchandise at the premises numbered 414 Cambridge Street. scanSep 14
  141. 141A petition was received from McIntyre & Moore Booksellers for an A framed sign at the premises numbered 8 Mount Auburn Street. scanSep 14
  142. 142A petition was received from East End House for a curb cut at the premises numbered 105 Spring Street. scanSep 14
  143. 143A petition was received from John A. Ciccolo for a portland cement sidewalk at the premises numbered 7-9 Howland Street. scanSep 14
  144. 144A petition was received from George F. McCray DBA Cambridge Greenhouse Antique Shop for a display of merchandise at the premises numbered 2301 Mass. Avenue. scanSep 14
  145. 145A petition was received from Sweet Touch for an A Framed sign at the premises numbered 241 Cambridge Street. scanSep 14
  146. 146A petition was received from Brueggers Bagel Bakery requesting a Sandwich Board Sign at the premises numbered 83 Mount Auburn Street. scanSep 14
  147. 147A petition was received from Primos requesting a sandwich board sign at the premises numbered 1923 Massachusetts Avenue. scanSep 14
  148. 148A communication was received from David A. Haly, Commissioner of Public Works, transmitting notification of the new street addressess or changes for Donnell Street. scanSep 14
  149. 149A petition was received from Coady Florist for a sandwich board sign at the premises numbered 1540 Cambridge Street. scanSep 14
  150. 150A petition was received from LeFoot Sportif for an A framed sign at the premises numbered 99 Mount Auburn Street. scanSep 14
  151. 151A petition was received from Just Cookbooks, Inc. requesting a sandwich board sign at the premises numbered 99 Mount Auburn Street. scanSep 14
  152. 152A petition was received from Au Bon Pain, Co., Inc for an A framed sign at the premises numbered 1100 Mass. Avenue. scanSep 14
  153. 153A petition was received from Gnomon Copy for an A framed sign at the premises numbered 245 Mass. Avenue. scanSep 14
  154. 154A petition was received from Russell L. Leach for a display of merchandise for the premises numbered Brattle Square. scanSep 14
  155. 155A petition was received from Uno Restaurants, Inc. for a banner at the premises numbered 22 JFK Street. scanSep 14
  156. 156A petition was received from C & M Variety for an A framed sign at the premises numbered 151 Columbia Street. scanSep 14
  157. 157A petition was received from Your Hair Salon for an A framed sign at the premises numbered 27 Mount Auburn Street. scanSep 14
  158. 158A petition was received from the Bombay Club for a sandwich board sign at the premises numbered 55 JFK Street. scanSep 14
  159. 159A petition was received from Pearl Art & Craft for a display of merchandise for the premises numbered 579 Mass. Avenue. scanSep 14
  160. 160A communication from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, relative to recommendations from the License Commission on the denial of two Jitney applications of Joseph's Limousine Service, Inc. scanSep 14
  161. 161A petition was received from John Carroll, Jr., President, Cornell Concepts, in opposition to the petition for a sign and/or awnings for John Harvard's Brewhouse. scanSep 14
  162. 162A petition was received from Lynda Tocci, Feminist Mjority Foundation, for a display of merchandise in front of the Brattle T Stop. scanSep 14
  163. 163A petition was received from Your Hair Salon for 2 tables and two chairs at the premises numbered 27 Mount Auburn Street. scanSep 14
  164. 164A petition was received from Daniel Velez to sell merchandise at the premises numbered 0 Harvard Square. scanSep 14
  165. 165A petition was received from Cambridge Racquetball Club, Inc. for a sandwich board sign at the premises numbered 215 First Street. scanSep 14
  166. 166A petition was received from Rosie's Restaurant for a sandwich board sign at the premises numbered 1667 Mass. Avenue and for a sandwich board sign on the island on Mass. Avenue. scanSep 14
  167. 167A petition was received from Plant Works, Ltd. for a table and the display of merchandise at the premises numbered 1784 Mass. Avenue. scanSep 14
  168. 168A petition was received from Iris Goldfarb requesting a display of merchandise at the premises numbered 17 and 35 Brattle Street. scanSep 14
  169. 169A petition was received from The Boston Food Cooperlative, DBA as Central Market requesting to sell merchandise on the sidewalk and a sandwich board sign at the premises numbered 581 Mass. Avenue. scanSep 14
  170. 170A petition was received from Stanley C. Donald, Project Life, requesting permission to collect and resell books on the Cambridge Common to raise funds for the homeless during the months of September and October. scanSep 21
  171. 171A petition was received from Joseph R. Indelicato, Jr. to sell newspapers, magazine, cigarettes soda & lottery tickets at the premises numbered 1-1A Central Square. scanSep 21
  172. 172Petition from Pandemonium Books and Games requesting an A framed sign at the premises numbered 8 JFK Street. scanSep 21
  173. 173A petition was received from Cambridge Trading Company,d/b/a Manhatten requesting permisionfor a display of merchandise at the premises numbered 563 Mass. Avenue. scanSep 21
  174. 174A petition was received from Friendly Family Center for a table and a display of merchandise at the premises numbered 576 Mass. Avenue. scanSep 21
  175. 175A petition was received fromSamuel Murray requesting permission for a table and a display of merchandise in front of the Kendall Square MBTA Station. scanSep 21
  176. 176Petition was received from D. Murray requesting permission for a table in front of the Kendall Square MBTA Station. scanSep 21
  177. 177A petition was received from Rachel's Fabrics requesting an A framed sign at the premises numbered 497 Mass. Avenue. scanSep 21
  178. 178A petition was received from Hairlogic for an A framed sign at the premises numbered 534 Mass. Avenue. scanSep 21
  179. 179A petition was received from Paul J. Kelly, 237 Franklin Street, requesting a city clean up of the graffiti on public property in the Harvard and Central Square area. scanSep 21
  180. 180A petition was received from John Harvard's Brewhouse for an awning at the premises numbered 33 Dunster Street. scanSep 21
  181. 181A petition was received from John Harvard's Brewhouse for a sign at the premises numbered 33 Dunster Street. scanSep 21
  182. 182A petition was received from C.J. Butler and R. Patricia Velardo for a display of merchandise at the premises numbered 29 Brattle Street. scanOct 5
  183. 183A petition was received from Q Audio for a sandwich board sign at the premises numbered 95 Vassar Street. scanOct 5
  184. 184A petition was received from Jacki Brook for a table at the Porter Square T Station to sell t-shirts on the sidewalk. scanOct 5
  185. 185A petition was received from The Open Gallery for an A framed sign at the premises numbered 114 Mount Auburn Street. scanOct 5
  186. 186A petition was received from Alpha Omega Jewelers requesting an A framed sign at the premises numbered 57 JFK Street. scanOct 5
  187. 187A petition was received from Stuff It, Inc. for an A Framed sign at the premises numbered 8½ Eliot Street. scanOct 5
  188. 188A petition was received from Brattle Square Florist for a display of merchandise at the premises numbered 31 Brattle Street. scanOct 5
  189. 189A petition was received from Avon Associates Real Estate for an A framed sign at the premises numbered 1675 Mass. Avenue. scanOct 5
  190. 190A petition was received from Avon Associates Real Estate for an A framed sign at the premises numbered 1675 Mass. Avenue. scanOct 5
  191. 191A petiton was received from Mas. Army & navy Store for a sandwich board sign at the premises numbered 1436 Mass. Avenue. scanOct 5
  192. 192Communication received from John Carroll, Jr., withdraqwing his objections to various approvals sought by John Harvard's Brewhouse. scanOct 5
  193. 193Communication from Thea Vandreef, et al on behalf of the Rockwell Street residents relative to the replacement of their sidewalks with concrete. scanOct 5
  194. 194A petition was received from Daniel A. Vasco for a table at the premises on the sidewalk at the corner of Church Street and Mass. Avenue near the train station. scanOct 5
  195. 195Awaiting Report Item No. 1 regarding policy for sandwich board signs. scanOct 5
  196. 196Central Square Newsstand. see also #39 + #84 scanOct 5
  197. 197Notification of MDC granting permission to Commonwealth Electric Company for 750 linear feet of steam line to be used for the delivery of steam over MDC property from Western Ave. and its Bridge between Memorial Dr., Cambridge and Soldiers Field Road. scanOct 14
  198. 198Communication from David A. Haley, Public Works Commissioner, transmitting notification of street addresses or changes. scanOct 19
  199. 199A petition was received from Hong Kong Restaurant for an awning at the premises numbered 1236 Massachusetts Avenue. scanOct 19
  200. 200A petition was received from Patricia A. English-Pierce for a curb cut at the premises numbered 42 Fairmont Street. scanOct 19
  201. 201A petition was received from John S. Oley, Jr. for a curb cut at the premises numbered 15 Washburn Avenue. scanOct 19
  202. 202A petition was received from Helen Darling for a portland cement sidewalk at the premises numbered 66 Fayette Street. scanOct 19
  203. 203A petition was received from Constance Spinos, Trustee, Fayette St. #62 Trust, for a portland cement sidewalk at the premises numbered 62 Fayette Street. scanOct 19
  204. 204A petition was received from Isenstadt Fayette Trust for a portland cement sidewalk at the premises numbered 58 Fayette Street. scanOct 19
  205. 205A petition was received from Food & Spice, Inc. dba Passage to India Restaurant, for a sandwich board sign at the apremises numbered 1900 Mass. Avenue. scanOct 19
  206. 206Communication from Sally Alcorn, Executive Director, Harvard Square Business Association, requesting permission to hold their 9th Annual Harvard Square Holiday Procession on Friday,, November 27, 1992. scanOct 19
  207. 207A petition was received from Prem-La for a sign at the premises numbered 1648 Massachusetts Avenue. scanOct 26
  208. 208A petition was received from Winhall Realty for a sign permit at the premises numbered 1684 Mass. Avenue. scanOct 26
  209. 209A petition was received from Ten Arrow Gallery Shop for a sign at the premises numbered 10 Arrow Street. scanOct 26
  210. 210A petition was received from Cambridge Artist Cooperative for a sandwich board sign at the premises numbered 59A Church Street. scanOct 26
  211. 211Petition from Sally Alcorn, Harvard Square Business Association, requesting permission for the 9th Annual Holiday Procession for Friday, November 27, 1992 at 5:00 p.m. assembling at Charles Square. scanNov 2
  212. 212A petition was received from Sabra Grill for an A framed sign at the premises numbered 20 Eliot Street. scanNov 2
  213. 213A petition was received from Elegant Tailor and Cleaners for a canopy at the premises numbered 1687 and 1689 Mass. Avenue. scanNov 2
  214. 214A petition was received from Off Shore Trading for an awning at the premises numbered 1695 Massachusetts Avenue. scanNov 2
  215. 215A petition was received from Stephanie Gardner, R.R.I. Box 117 Warner, N.H. for a display of merchandise at the premises numbered Mass Avenue and Garfield Street, South Side. scanNov 9
  216. 216A petition was received from House of Max for a sandwich board sign at the premises numbered 1796 Mass. Avenue. scanNov 16
  217. 217A petition was received from Ginny Remedi of Women's Craft Market for a sandwich board sign at the crosswalks at the corner of Mass. Avenue and Somerville Avenue. scanNov 16
  218. 218A petition was received from Ginny Remedi for a sandwich board sign across from the premises numbered 115 Elm Street. scanNov 16
  219. 219A petition was received from Katis Enterprises, Inc. dba "The Fishery" for 8 awnings at the premises numbered 718-730 Mass. Avenue. scanNov 23
  220. 220A petition was received from Marcelo E. Figur , 678 Saratoga St., E. Boston, for a display of merchandise at the premises numbered 84 Mass. Avenue. scanNov 23
  221. 221A petition was received from Kenneth Marquis, 27 Mt. Vernon Street, Arlington, for a display of merchandise and a table on the plaza between Warburton's Wordsworth & One BrattleSquare. scanNov 23
  222. 222A petition was received from St. Peter's Episcopal Church for a sandwich board sign at the premises numbered 838 Mass. Avenue. scanNov 23
  223. 223A petition was received from Daniel Oppenheimer for a display of merchandise at the premises numbered 1336 Mass. Avenue. scanDec 14
  224. 224A petition was received from Mass SANE/FREEZE for a table at the premises numbered Harvard Square for 12/22/92. scanDec 14
  225. 225A petition was received from Mass ANE/FREEZE for table at the premises numbered Harvard Square for 12/20/92. scanDec 14
  226. 226A petition was received from The Woodworker's Store for an awning at the premises numbered 2154 Mass. Avenue. scanDec 14
  227. 227Communication from David A. Haley, Commissioner of Public Works, transmitting a list of new street addresses or changes for Wilson Road. scanDec 14
  228. 228A petitin was received from Joyce Trotman, Program Director, for a curb cut at the premises numbered 109-111 Pine Street. scanDec 14
  229. 229A petition was received from Jasmine for 3 awnings at the premises numbered 37A Bratlle Street. scanDec 14
  230. 230A petition was received from Fact After Fiction for a display of merchandise at the premises numbered 615 Mass. Avenue. scanDec 14
  231. 231A petition was received from Cardullo's Gourmet Shop for an A framed sign at the premises numbered 6 Brattle Street. scanDec 14
  232. 232Communication from David A. Haley, Commissioner, Public Works, transmitting new street addresses or changes for Sherman Street. scanDec 21
  233. 233Curb cut - Charles Shaulis - 7 Poplar Road. scanDec 21

Appointments

117 actions · № 1–117
  1. 1Appointment of seven constables with power and five constables without power. scanJan 13
  2. 2Constable bond for Alex Hayes for approval of the surety. scanJan 13
  3. 3Constable bond of Leanders H. Smith for approval of the surety. scanJan 13
  4. 4Constable bond of William Strazzullo for approval of the surety. scanJan 13
  5. 5Appointment of Public Weighers for 1992. scanJan 13
  6. 6Constable bond for Rona B. Turano for approval of the surety. scanJan 27
  7. 7Constable bond for Christopher White for approval of the surety. scanJan 27
  8. 8Constable bond for Michael Baldasaro for approval of the surety. scanJan 27
  9. 9Constable bond for Hodges Brown, Jr. for approval of the surety. scanJan 27
  10. 10Appointment of a constable without power. scanJan 27
  11. 11Appointment of persons as members on the Bicycle Committee. scanJan 27
  12. 12Appointment of one person as a member of the Rent Control Board. scanJan 27
  13. 13Appointment of two persons as constables for a term of three years. scanJan 27
  14. 14Appointment of four persons to the Board of Zoning Appeals. scanFeb 3
  15. 15Appointment of one constable with power and one constable without power. scanFeb 3
  16. 16Constable bond for Dominic R. Scalese for approval of the surety. scanFeb 3
  17. 17Constable bond for Hameed Akhtar for approval of the surety. scanFeb 3
  18. 18Constable bond for Herbert N. Alleyne for approval of the surety. scanFeb 10
  19. 19Constable bond for David Sullivan for approval of the surety. scanFeb 10
  20. 20Appointment of three constables without power and two constables with power. scanFeb 10
  21. 21Oath of Office of George Spartachino as a member of the Board of Zoning Appeal. scanFeb 20
  22. 22Oath of Office of Charles M. Pierce as a member of the Board of Zoning Appeal. scanFeb 20
  23. 23Oath of Office of Anthony Mallows as a member of the Board of Zoning Appeal. scanFeb 20
  24. 24Appointment and Oath of Office of Bruce Eisenhut as an Associate Member of the Board of Zoning Appeal. scanFeb 20
  25. 25Constable bond for Mark L. Edwards for approval of the surety. scanFeb 24
  26. 26Constable bond for Joseph De Vito for approval of the surety. scanFeb 24
  27. 27Appointment of five constables with power and two constables without power. scanFeb 24
  28. 28Appointment of Andre Mayer as a member of the Board of Library Trustees. scanMar 16
  29. 29Constable bond for Kenneth P. Dailey for approval of the surety. scanMar 16
  30. 30Constable bond for Sheila A. Halloran for approval of the surety. scanMar 16
  31. 31Constable bond for Salvador Carrero for approval of the surety. scanMar 16
  32. 32Constable bond for Kevin Montgomery for approval of the surety. scanMar 16
  33. 33Constable bond for James Bailey for approval of the surety. scanMar 16
  34. 34Constable bond for Louis C. Micciche for approval of the surety. scanMar 16
  35. 35Appointment of one person to the Board of Library Trustees. scanMar 16
  36. 36Notification of appointment of five persons to the Health Policy Board. scanMar 16
  37. 37Reactivation of Cambridge Industrial Development Finance Authority and the appointment of five persons to the Board of Directors. scanMar 16
  38. 38Oath of Office of David Entin, PhD, as a member of the Cambridge Industrial Development Financing Authority Board of Directors. scanMar 16
  39. 39Oath of Office of Faith McDonald as a member of the Cambridge Industrial Development Financing Authority Board of Directors. scanMar 16
  40. 40Oath of Office of Morris Weinberg, PhD, as a member of the Cambridge Industrial Development Financing Authority Board of Directors. scanMar 16
  41. 41Oath of Office of Sharon Anderson as a member of the Cambridge Industrial Development Financing Authority Board of Directors. scanMar 16
  42. 42Oath of Office of John L. Hage as a member of the Cambridge Industrial Development Financing Authority Board of Directors. scanMar 16
  43. 43Appointment of one constable without power. scanMar 23
  44. 44Constable bond for approval of the surety for Gregory Pappas. scanMar 30
  45. 45Appointment of a constable without power. scanApr 6
  46. 46Appointment of a Public Weigher. scanApr 13
  47. 47Appointment of three constables for a term of three years. scanApr 13
  48. 48Appointments to the Conservation Commission. scanApr 27
  49. 49Appointment of a constable without power. scanApr 27
  50. 50Appointment of Darleen Bonislawski to the Election Commission for a term of four years. scanMay 11
  51. 51Appointment of John J. Kelley as a constable for a term of three years. scanMay 11
  52. 52Revocation of George Perry and said bond as a Constable for the City of Cambridge. scanJun 3
  53. 53Bond of D. Margaret Drury as Temporary City Clerk. scanJun 5
  54. 54Bond of John E. Flynn as Deputy City Clerk. scanJun 5
  55. 55Councillor sullivan re: to place in nomination the name of Deputy City Clerk John E. Flynn as Temporary City Clerk. scanMay 29
  56. 56Appointment of a constable without power. scanJun 1
  57. 57Reconsideration nfiled by Councillor Walsh on an order submitted by Councillor Duehay pertaining to the election of Margaret Drury as the Temporary City Clerk. scanJun 1
  58. 58Appointment of five persons to the Board of Zoning Appeals. scanJun 8
  59. 59Appointment of McArthur Teasley as a Constable for a term of three years. scanJun 8
  60. 60Oath of Office of Walter L. Boyle as Superintendent of the Cambridge Police Department. scanJun 10
  61. 61Oath of Office of Calvin J. Kantor, Sr. as Superintendent of the Cambridge Police Department. scanJun 10
  62. 62Oath of Office of David J. Degou as Deputy Superintendent of the Cambridge Police Department. scanJun 10
  63. 63Oath of Office of Michael D. Giacoppo as Deputy Superintendent of the Cambridge Police Department. scanJun 10
  64. 64Oath of Office of Harold F. Murphy as Deputy Superintendent of the Cambridge Police Department. scanJun 10
  65. 65Oath of Office of Gloria M. A. Pimentel as Deputy Superintendent of the Cambridge Police Department. scanJun 10
  66. 66Oath of Office of Michael Wiggins as a member of the Board of Zoning Appeals. scanJun 11
  67. 67Oath of Office of John O'Connell as an Associate Member of the Board of Zoning Appeals. scanJun 11
  68. 68Oath of Office of Lauren P. Curry as a Member of the Board of Zoning Appeals. scanJun 11
  69. 69Oath of Office of Susan Spurlock as an Associate Member of the Board of Zoning Appeals. scanJun 11
  70. 70Oath of Office of Theodore Hartry as an Associate Member of the Board of Zoning Appeals. scanJun 15
  71. 71Oath of Office of Arch Horst as an Associate Member of the Cambridge Board of Zoning Appeals. scanJun 18
  72. 72Government Operations Committee Report for a hearing held on Tuesday, June 2, 1992 relative to the procedure to be employed in order to make recommendations to the full City Council in the election of a City Clerk. scanJun 15
  73. 73Communication from Mayor Reeves transmitting appointments to the Cambridge Residents Jobs Policy Commission. scanJun 15
  74. 74Constable bond of John J. Kelley for approval of the surety. scanJun 15
  75. 75Appointment of five persons to the Council on Aging. scanJun 15
  76. 76Appointments to the City's Affirmative Action Advisory Committee. scanJun 15
  77. 77Communication from Mayor Reeves transmitting notification of the appointments to the Commission to Enhance and promote Central Square Now. scanJun 22
  78. 78Appointment of three constables: one with power and two without power. scanJun 22
  79. 79Appointment of Craig W. Yearwood for approval of the surety. scanAug 3
  80. 80Appointment of Robert S. Kinch for approval of the surety. scanAug 3
  81. 81Appointment of two persons as members of the Cambridge Planning Board. scanAug 3
  82. 82Confirmation of the appointment of three persons to the Cambridge Redevelopment Authority. (Alan D. Bell, Karen K Swaim & Manuel Rogers, Jr.) scanAug 3
  83. 83Order introduced by Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Cyr, Councillors Duehay Myers and Wolf relative to the City Council proceeding to the election of a City Clerk to take office on June 1, 1992 for a three year term. scanAug 12
  84. 84Oath of Office of D. Margaret Drury as City Clerk of the City of Cambridge. scanAug 12
  85. 85Bond of D. Margaret Drury as City Clerk of Cambridge. scanAug 12
  86. 86Appointment of six persons as Constables for a term of three years, effective the first day of January, 1992. scanSep 14
  87. 87Communication from Mayor Kenneth Reeves transmitting appointments to a committee to address the expanded definition of "family" in the proposed Domestic Partners Ordinance. scanSep 14
  88. 88Appointment of Helen Moulton as a Member of the Historical Commission with a term to expire September 7, 1995. scanSep 21
  89. 89Appointment of two persons as Alternate Members on the Mid-Cambridge Neighborhood Conservation Commission. scanOct 5
  90. 90Appointment of Luis A. Collazo as a Constable for a term of three years effective the first day of January, 1992. scanOct 5
  91. 91Communication from Mayor Reeves transmitting appointments to a committee entitled "Commission on Cambridge as a Destination." scanOct 19
  92. 92Appointment of one member of the Human Services Commission. scanOct 19
  93. 93Bond from Daniel Saccoccio for approval of the surety. scanOct 26
  94. 94Appointment of one constable without power. scanNov 2
  95. 95Appointment of Karas Billy, Sr. as a Constable, for a term of three years, effective the first day of January, 1993. scanNov 9
  96. 96Notification of appoitments to the Cambridge Human Rights Commission. scanNov 9
  97. 97Appointment of Edward C. Hussey, Jr. as Lieutenant of the Cambridge Police Department. scanNov 23
  98. 98Appointment of Daniel J. Reagan as Sergeant of the Police Department. scanNov 23
  99. 99Appointment of Robert F. Ames as Sergeant of the Police Department. scanNov 23
  100. 100Appointment of Robert J. Cloran as Lieutenant of the Police Department. scanNov 23
  101. 101Appointment of Michael D. Giacoppo as Lieutenant of the Cambridge Police Department. scanNov 30
  102. 102Appointment of three persons to the Cambridge Commission on the Status of Women. scanNov 23
  103. 103Oath of Office of Steve Ortiz as Parking Control Officer of the Cambridge Traffic Department. scanDec 8
  104. 104Oath of Office of Earle S. Jones as Parking Control Officer of the Cambridge Traffic Department. scanDec 8
  105. 105Oath of Office of Bernard Murphy as Parking Control Officer of the Cambridge Traffic Department. scanDec 8
  106. 106Oath of Office of Denyse M. Gruenke as Parking Control Officer of the Cambridge Traffic Department. scanDec 8
  107. 107Oath of Office of Mary J. Quimby as Parking Control Officer of the Cambridge Traffic Department. scanDec 8
  108. 108Oath of Office of Jean E. Leason as Parking Control Officer of the Cambridge Traffic Department. scanDec 8
  109. 109Oath of Office of Michael P. Carney as Parking Control Officer of the Cambridge Traffic Department. scanDec 8
  110. 110Oath of Office of Joanne R. Cova as a Parking Control Officer of the Cambridge Traffic Department. scanDec 8
  111. 111Oath of Office of Marie A. Arena as Parking Control Officer of the Cambridge Traffic Department. scanDec 8
  112. 112Notification of the appointment of Susan Flannery as Acting Director of the Library. scanDec 14
  113. 113Notification of the appointment of Diane Wynshaw-Boris, Legal Counsel in the City Solicitor's Office, as Acting Purschasing Agent. scanDec 14
  114. 114Appointment of five persons as Constables for a term of three years, effective the first day of January, 1993. scanDec 14
  115. 115Councillor Wolf re: Appointment of an ad hoc committee to study the Midas site and Donut-maker site. scanDec 21
  116. 116Constable bond of Karas Billy, Sr. for approval of the surety. scanDec 21
  117. 117Oath of Office of Thomas R. Moses as Assistant City Treasurer. scanDec 23

Ordinances

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  1. 1Enactment of a Fair Housing Ordinance. -Chap. 413 Acts 1991 scanJan 13
  2. 2Back up material to Fair Housing. scanJan 13
  3. 3Mayor Wolf re: striking principal's from Municipal Code for Statement of Financial Interests by Certain City Officials and Persons Conducting Business with the City. scanJan 27
  4. 4A petition was received from Margaret A. Lynch, 69 Brookline Street et al to amend the Zoning Ordinances of the City of Cambridge in the South Cambridgeport area. PASSED TO BE ORDAINED AS AMENDED. scanFeb 10
  5. 5Petition received from Paul M. Doty et al requesting an amendment the Zoning Ordinances of the City of Cambridge by rezoning from Residential C-3 to Residential A-2 an area of land on Kirkland Place. PLACED ON FILE DUE TO EXPIRATION OF TIME LIMIT. scanFeb 18
  6. 6Councillor Cyr re: Revisions to Section 8.22 of the Zoning Ordinances be referred to the Ordinance Committee and Planning Board. PLACED ON FILE DUE TO EXPIRATION OF TIME LIMIT. scanFeb 18
  7. 7Petition receivec from Robert Sheketoff et al transmitting a proposed amendment to the Zoning Ordinances of the City of Cambridge to rezone land in north Massachusetts Avenue area; said petition would supplement the Herman petition. PLACED ON FILE DUE TO EXPIRATION OF TIME LIMIT. scanFeb 18
  8. 8Two communications requesting support from the City Council on the proposed amendment to the Zoning Ordinances in Section 8.22 regarding non-conformance. scanFeb 24
  9. 9Ordinance Committee Report for a hearing held on Tuesday, December 17, 1991 relative to a proposed amendment to the Zoning Ordinances of the City of Cambridge on the petition of Jerome Burke, et al. PLACED ON FILE DUE TO THE EXPIRATION OF TIME LIMIT. scanMar 16
  10. 10Proposed amendment to Section 5.44.010 entitled "Lodginghouses" of Chapter 5.44 entitled "Miscellaneous Business License Fees and Regulations" of the Municipal Code. PASSED TO BE ORDAINED. 7-0-1-1. scanMar 30
  11. 11Proposed amendment to Section 8.08.020 entitled "Petroleum License Annual Fees" of Chapter 8.08 entitled "Explosive and Flammable Liquids" of the Municipal Code. PASSED TO BE ORDAINED. 8-0-1. scanMar 30
  12. 12Proposed amendment to Section 2.24.050 entitled "Fre Schedule" of Chapter 2.24 entitled "City Clerk Department of the Municipal Code. PASSED TO BE ORDAINED. 9-0-0. scanMar 30
  13. 13Petition received from Paul & Helga Doty, Et Al, to amend the the Zoning Ordinances of the City of Cambridge by adding a new Section 11.40 entitled "Kirkland Place Overlay District." PASSED TO BE ORDAINED AS AMENDED. 8-0-1. scanApr 6
  14. 14Councillor Walsh has notified the City Clerk of his intention to to move reconsideration of the vote taken on April 6, 1992 to refer the petition an order not to implement the "Vehicle Trip Reduction Ordinance." scanApr 13
  15. 15Proposed revisions to the Mandatory Recycling Ordinance. scanApr 13
  16. 16Awaiting Report Item No. 7 together with a proposed amendment to the Municipal Code regarding the posting of flyers in undesignated spaces. scanMay 11
  17. 17Awaiting Report Item No. 18 regarding the progress in implementing the provision of the Cambridge Ordinance relative to the Stratospheric Ozone. scanJun 15
  18. 18Councillors Wolf, Duehay and Vice Mayor Cyr re: Enforcement of the Noise Ordinance regarding air conditioners. scanJun 22
  19. 19Councillor Walsh re: Modify the Parking Freeze Ordinance. scanJun 22
  20. 20Communication from Roy-Alan Hansen, Deputy Executive Director, Cambridge Arts Council, relative to the draft forum on the Street Performers Ordinance. scanAug 3
  21. 21Councillors Walsh, Russell, Duehay, Myers, Sullivan, Toomey, Mayor Reeves, Councillor Wolf and Vice Mayor Cyr re: Amendments to Chapter 2.20 of the Cambridge Municipal Code - Constables. scanAug 3
  22. 22not yet captured from this volume—
  23. 23Proposed amendment to the Street Performers Ordinance. scanAug 3
  24. 24Parking Freeze. PASSED TO BE ORDAINED. scanJun 15
  25. 25Parking Freeze. scanJun 15
  26. 26Parking Freeze. scanJun 15
  27. 27Councillor Walsh has notified the City Clerk of his intention to move reconsideration of the vote taken on April 6, 1992 to refer to the petition an order not to implement the "Vehicle Trip Reduction Ordinance." scanApr 13
  28. 28Communication from Charles R. Laverty, Jr. in opposition to the Vehicle Trip Reduction Ordinance. scanApr 27
  29. 29Vehicle Trip. scanApr 27
  30. 30Councillor Walsh re: proposed new Chapter 8.60 (Enforcement of the State Sanitary Code) scanSep 14
  31. 31not yet captured from this volume—
  32. 32Councillor Duehay & Vice Mayor Cyr re: Proposed amendment to the Zoning Ordinance re: Fast Order Food Establishments. scanSep 14
  33. 33Vice Mayor Cyr re: Amendment to the Municipal Code requiring the installation of water-cooled filters in exhaust systems of restaurants or fast food establishments. scanSep 21
  34. 34Vice Mayor Cyr & Councillor Russell re: Amendment to the Municipal Code re: Animal Control Regulations. scanSep 21
  35. 35Ordinance Committee Report for a hearing held on Wednesday, July 22, 1992 relative to Kendall Square Urban Renewal Plan Amendment Number three, proposed amendments to the Zoning Ordinances in Article 14.000 entitled "Mixed Use Development district: Cambridge Center and Section 14.60 of Article 14.000 entitled "Signs" and the confirmation of three appointments to the Cambridge Redevelopment Authority. scanSep 21
  36. 36Councillor Walsh's intention to move reconsideration of the vote of theCity Council passing to be ordained as amended a proposed amendment to the Municipal Code entitled "Domestic Partnerships." scanSep 21
  37. 37Amendment Number 3 to the Kendall Square Urban Renewal Plan together with a proposed amendment to the Zoning Ordinances of the City of Cambridge. scanSep 21
  38. 38Awaiting Report Item No. 23 regarding the implementation of the ordinance banning cigarette vending machines. scanOct 5
  39. 39Councillors Sullivan, Toomey & Walsh re: Amendments to the Vehicle Trip Reduction Ordinance. scanOct 5
  40. 40Councillors Sullivan, Toomey, Russell & Walsh re: Amendments to the Vehicle Trip Reduction Ordinance. scanOct 19
  41. 41Proposed amendments by the City Council to the Vehicle Trip Reduction Ordinance. scanNov 2
  42. 42Proposed amendments by the City Council to the Vehicle Trip Reduction Ordinance. scanNov 9
  43. 43Proposed amendments by the City Council to the Vehicle Trip Reduction Ordinance. scanNov 23
  44. 44Councillor Walsh re: Ordinance to prohibit spouses or siblings of employees of city agencies from appearing vefore boards or commissions. - Rep.rec. 3/1/93 see Agenda # 2 of 3/1/93 scanDec 14

Miscellaneous Documents

5 actions · № 1–5
  1. 1MDOC 92-1 Policy Analysis on the Management of Boards and Commissions 1 copy dated April 7, 1992Apr 7
  2. 2MDOC 92-2 Guide to Preparing Recycling Plans for Multi-Family Dwellings 1 copy dated May, 1992—
  3. 3MDOC 92-3 1992 Annual Report of MWRA 1 copy dated June 30, 1992Jun 30
  4. 4MDOC 92-4 Report on Evaluation of Services provided by Fire Department and a plan for Fire Protection Services 4 copies dated November, 1992—
  5. 5MDOC 92-5 Comprehensive Housing Affordability Strategy 1 copy dated November, 1992—

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