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The Docket ▸ 1993

1993

2,045 council actions · 1,804 linked to the city's scans · 8 sections

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The clerk's sections and numbering, as written in the 1993 index volume. [?] marks an uncertain reading; ⤳ marks a numbering jump. scan opens the city's PDF.

Resolutions

616 actions · № 1–617
  1. 1Councillors Toomey & Sullivan resolutions on the death of Bella Ribeiro. scanJan 4
  2. 2Councillors Sullivan, Toomey, Walsh & Vice Mayor Cyr resolutions on the death of Salvatore Mili. scanJan 4
  3. 3Councillor Sullivan, Russell, Walsh & Vice Mayor Cyr resolutions on the death of Russell Boudreau. scanJan 4
  4. 4Councillors Sullivan, Toomey, Walsh & Vice Mayor Cyr resolutions on the death of Evelyn Nowosielski. scanJan 4
  5. 5Councillor Sullivan, Russell & Walsh resolutions on the death of Esther Kelly. scanJan 4
  6. 6Councillors Sullivan, Walsh & Mayor Reeves resolutions on the death of Paul Dottin. scanJan 4
  7. 7Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Cyr, Councillors Duehay & Wolf re: "A Joyful Noise" concert. scanJan 4
  8. 8Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Cyr, Councillors Duehay and Myers re: Martin Luther King, Jr. Breakfast. scanJan 4
  9. 9Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Cyr, Councillors Duehay, Myers & Wolf re: Martin Luther King, Jr. Holiday. scanJan 4
  10. 10Councillors Wolf, Duehay, Russell & Toomey re: Agreement of a three year contract between the Harvard Union of Clerical & Technical Workers and Harvard University. scanJan 11
  11. 11Councillors Toomey & Sullivan resolutions on the death of James T. McCormack. scanJan 11
  12. 12Councillors Walsh, Myers, Toomey, Wolf & Mayor Reeves re: Recommendation to all city employees who assisted at the fire on Norfolk Street. scanJan 11
  13. 13Councillors Toomey, Myers, Russell, Sullivan, Wolf and Vice Mayor Cyr re: Congratulations to the East End House on the dedication of its new Community Center. scanJan 11
  14. 14Councillors Russell, Sullivan, Toomey & Walsh resolutions on the death of George Cummings. scanJan 11
  15. 15Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Cyr, Councillors Duehay, Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Walsh & Wolf re: Commendation to the Portuguese American Civic League Council for its many years of service and dedications. scanJan 11
  16. 16Councillors Myers, Sullivan, Vice Mayor Cyr & Mayor Reeves resolutions on the death of Dudley D. Headley. scanJan 11
  17. 17Councillor Sullivan resolutions on the death of William F. Looney. scanJan 11
  18. 18Councillors Sullivan, Rusell & Walsh resolutions on the death of Frederick Sullivan, late retired Foreman of the Dept. of Public Works. scanJan 11
  19. 19Councillor Sullivan resolutions on the death of Bernard "Ben" Weinstein. scanJan 11
  20. 20Councillors Russell, Sullivan, Walsh & Vice Mayor Cyr resolutions on the death of Alfred Roselli, late Cambridge resident. scanJan 11
  21. 21Councillors Russell, Toomey, Sullivan & Walsh resolutions on the death of ErnestSmith, life-long resident of Cambridge. scanJan 11
  22. 22Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Cyr, Councillors Sullivan, Toomey & Walsh re: 105th Birthday of Margaret Jamieson. scanJan 11
  23. 23Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Cyr, Councillors Sullivan, Toomey & Walsh re: 107th Birthday of Mary Beattie. scanJan 11
  24. 24Mayor Reeves re: Best wishes to Shelley K. Goodhue in her endeavors as an artist. scanJan 11
  25. 25Mayor Reeves, Councillors Myers, Toomey & Wolf re: Cambridge Black Pastors Conference. scanJan 11
  26. 26Councillors Sullivan, Duehay, Myers, Russell, Toomey, Walsh, Wolf, Vice Mayor Cyr & Mayor Reeves re: Retirement of Robert D. Lewis, Executive Director, Chamber of Commerce. scanJan 25
  27. 27Mayor Reeves re: Thanks to the Public Works Dept. for their quick response to the request re: Joseph "Bunny"Smith Square. scanJan 25
  28. 28Councillors Toomey, Sullivan & mayor Reeves re: Congratulations to Chef Joel Legault on the national recognition of his program "Productive Learning in American High Schools." scanJan 25
  29. 29Councillor Russell resolutions on the death of Antoinette L.Ryan-Volpe. scanJan 25
  30. 30Councillors Toomey, Russell, Sullivan & Walsh resolutions on the death of Susan Corcoran. scanJan 25
  31. 31Councillors Sullivan, Toomey, Russell, Walsh & Wolf resolutions on the death of Vincent "Briga" Lampedecchio. scanJan 25
  32. 32Councillors Toomey, Sullivan & Walsh resolutions on the death of Albina A. (Galvagno) Michaels. scanJan 25
  33. 33Councillors Sullivan & Toomey resolutions on the death of Alanna Joy Haywood. scanJan 25
  34. 34Councillors Toomey, Sullivan & Walsh resolutions on the death of Everett "Sandy"McQueeney, Jr. scanJan 25
  35. 35Councillors Russell, Sullivan, Walsh & Mayor Reeves re: Congratulations to the Fiailense Sports Club on their anniversary and naming the number three soccer field in Danehy Park in honor of this club. scanJan 25
  36. 36Councillors Toomey & Sullivan resolutions on the death of Charles H. DeSellier. scanJan 25
  37. 37Councillors Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Walsh and Mayor Reeves re-solutions on the installation of John Cochrane as President of the Cambridge Veterans Organizations. scanJan 25
  38. 38Councillors Russell, Duehay, Sullivan, Toomey & Walsh resolutions on the retirement of Fidele Centrella, long time Cambridge Police Officer. scanJan 25
  39. 39Councillors Wolf & Duehay re: Thanks to the personnel at the Office for Information Technology for its help in the election efforts. scanJan 25
  40. 40Mayor Reeves, Councillors Duehay, Myers & Russell re: Thanks to Jeffrey W. Brown for his major contributions to the religious strength of the community. scanJan 25
  41. 41Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Cyr & Councillor Duehay re: Thanks to Judith Gideonse for her contributions to the equality of life in the City of Cambridge and in Christ Church, Cambridge. scanJan 25
  42. 42Councillors Toomey, Russell, Duehay, Myers, Sullivan, Walsh, Vice Mayor Cyr & Mayor Reeves re: Best wishes to the Pop Warner Football/Cheerleading Team on their first annual banquet. scanJan 25
  43. 43Councillors Toomey, Sullivan & Walsh resolutions on the death of Catherine Broughton. scanJan 25
  44. 44Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Cyr, Councillors Duehay, Myers, Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Walsh, Wolf re: Gratitude to Peter Vellucci for many active years of distinct representation for his consituents of the 29th Middlesex District of Massachusetts. scanJan 25
  45. 45Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Cyr, Councillors Duehay, Myers, Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Walsh & Wolf re: Congratulations to Robert Travaglini on his election to the Senate in the State of Massachusetts. scanJan 25
  46. 46Mayor Reeves, Councillors Duehay, Myers, Russell, Sullivan, Walsh & Wolf re: Congratulations to Councillor Timothy J. Toomey, Jr. on becoming a Representative for the 29th Middlesex District of Massachusetts. scanJan 25
  47. 47Councillors Russell, Sullivan, Toomey & Vice Mayor Cyr resolutions on the death of Mary J. Borges. scanJan 25
  48. 48Mayor Reeves & Councillor Walsh re: Proclaiming the month of February, 1993 as Afro-American History Month in the City of Cambridge. scanJan 25
  49. 49Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Cyr, Councillors Duehay, Toomey & Wolf re: Retirement of Kristina Snyder from the Hospice of Cambridge. scanJan 25
  50. 50Mayor Reeves & Vice Mayor Cyr re: Artisitc piece of work by Joe Davis to be attached to the existing signage honoring Joseph "Bunny" Smith. scanJan 25
  51. 51Mayor Reeves, Councillors Duehay, Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Walsh and Wolf re: Thanks to James C. hawkins, Polaroid Corp., for his service to Cambridge. scanFeb 1
  52. 52Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Cyr, Councillors Sullivan, Toomey, Walsh resolutions on the death of Alanna Joy Haywood. scanFeb 1
  53. 53Councillors Sullivan, Toomey, Walsh & Vice Mayor Cyr resolutions on the death of Manuel Ferreira. scanFeb 1
  54. 54Councillors Sullivan, Russell & Toomey resolutions on the death of Elmer "Chubby" Condon. scanFeb 1
  55. 55Councillors Sullivan, Russell, Toomey & Walsh re: Catholic Schools Week. scanFeb 1
  56. 56Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Cyr, Councillors Myers & Wolf re: "Lift Every Voice" a gospel concert celebrating Black History Month. scanFeb 1
  57. 57Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Cyr, Councillors Duehay, Russell, Sullivan, Waslh & Wolf re: The closing of Reading International. scanFeb 1
  58. 58Mayor Reeves, Councillors Russell, Walsh & Wolf re: Congratulations to Cambridge's Chinese population for the Year of the Rooster. scanFeb 1
  59. 59Vice Mayor Cyr & Councillor Russell re: Conclusions of the "Lost Zebra" issue by the Tobin Follow-Through Grade 3-4 Councillors. scanFeb 1
  60. 60Councillors Sullivan, Russell & Walsh resolutions on the death of Theresa B. (Kelley) Stanton. scanFeb 1
  61. 61Councillors Russell, Walsh, Duehay, Sullivan & Vice Mayor Cyr resolutions on the death of Margaret Doherty. scanFeb 1
  62. 62Mayor Reeves, Councillors Duehay, Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Walsh & Wolf re: Boston Archdiocesan Choir School Celebratory Service. scanFeb 1
  63. 63Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Cyr, Councillors Duehay, Sullivan, Toomey, Walsh & Wolf re: Congratulations to the newly elected officers of the Cambridge Veteran's Organization. scanFeb 1
  64. 64Councillors Russell, Duehay, Sullivan, Toomey & Wolf re: Drug Free Schools Program of the Cambridge School Department. scanFeb 1
  65. 65Councillors Walsh, Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Myers & Wolf re: Participation in the "Atlanta Visa USA Program." scanFeb 1
  66. 66Councillors Russell, Duehay, Myers, Sullivan, Toomey, Walsh Wolf and Mayor Reeves re: Best Wishes to Bill Sage as he begins his term as President of the Cambridge Chamber of Commerce. scanFeb 1
  67. 67Councillor Walsh, Duehay, Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Wolf, Vice Mayor Cyr & Mayor Reeves re: Retirement of Joseph Sakey from the Cambridge Public Library. scanFeb 1
  68. 68Mayor Reeves re: Congratulations to Esther Leonelli on receiving the Massachusetts Adult Educator of the Year Award. scanFeb 1
  69. 69Mayor Reeves resolutions on the death of Dr. Phyllis A. Wallace. scanFeb 1
  70. 70Councillor Russell re: Opposition to the Clinton Administration for considering a proposal to cut the deficit by curbing Social Security Cost of Living Adjustments. scanFeb 1
  71. 71Entire membership re:Condemnation of the actions of countries against Armenia. scanFeb 1
  72. 72Councillors Toomey & Sullivan resolutions on the death of Angelina (Riccardi) Jencyowski. scanFeb 8
  73. 73Councillors Toomey, Sullivan & Walsh resolutions on the death of Patsy "Checks" Riccardi. scanFeb 8
  74. 74Councillors Sullivan, Myers, Russell, Toomey, Walsh & Mayor Reeves resolutions on the death of Richard Jarvis. scanFeb 8
  75. 75Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Cy, Councillors Duehay & Myers re: Development of a series of programs to promote public awaremness of AIDS. scanFeb 8
  76. 76Mayor Reeves, Councillors Toomey & Wolf resolutions on an organization named "new Age Role Models and Friends". scanFeb 8
  77. 77Councillors Russell, Sullivan, Toomey & Vice Mayor Cyr re: Retirement of Deputy Chief Cornelius J. O'Brien from the Cambridge Fire Department. scanFeb 8
  78. 78Councillors Toomey, Sullivan, Duehay, Russell & Mayor Reeves re: Resolutions to Fr. John E. O'Donnell, Pastor of the Sacred Heart Church, as he leaves to begin his pastoral duties at St. Ann's Parish in Littleton. scanFeb 22
  79. 79Vice Mayor Cyr, Councillors Russell & Toomey re: Congratulations to Bill Early on the occasion of his retirement from the Committee of Elders. scanFeb 22
  80. 80Councillor Duehay & Mayor Reeves re: Honoring of the building at 1555 Massachusetts Avenue on its 100th Anniversary. scanFeb 22
  81. 81Councillors Walsh, Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Vice Mayor Cyr & Mayor Reeves re: Irish Heritage Day in Cambridge. scanFeb 22
  82. 82Entire membership resolutions on the death of Bridie (Conway) O'Connor. scanFeb 22
  83. 83Councillors Sullivan, Duehay, Toomey, Walsh & Vice Mayor Cyr resolutions on the death of Joseph S. Cashman. scanFeb 22
  84. 84Councillors Sullivan, Walsh, Russell & Toomey resolutions on the death of Mary E. Finucane. scanFeb 22
  85. 85Councillors Toomey, Russell, Sullivan & Vice Mayor Cyr resolutions on the death of Cosimo Loduca. scanFeb 22
  86. 86Councillors Russell & Sullivan resolutions on the death of Edward Ford. scanFeb 22
  87. 87Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Cyr, Councillors Duehay, Myers, Toomey & Walsh re: Congratulations and welcome to The Fishery, the new Central Square restaurant. scanFeb 22
  88. 88Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Cyr & Councillor Toomey re: Congratulations to Christine Sonnhalter on her successful fund raiser benefiting Cambridge Family and Children's Services. scanFeb 22
  89. 89Councillors Myers & Toomey resolutions on the death of Alice Schofield. scanFeb 22
  90. 90Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Cyr, Councillors Duehay, Myers, Russell, Toomey & Wolf re: congratulations to individuals who have adhered to the Cambridge Recycling Program. scanFeb 22
  91. 91Councillors Russell, Sullivan, Toomey & Vice Mayor Cyr resolutions on the death of James F. Murphy. scanFeb 22
  92. 92Councillors Sullivan, Russell & Toomey resolutions to be prepared on the death of Beatrice J. (McFarland) Holleran. scanMar 1
  93. 93Councillors Myers, Sullivan & Walsh resolutions to be prepared on the death of Anestha McCarthy. scanMar 1
  94. 94Mayor Reeve Vice Mayor Cyr and Councillor Duehay resolutions on Cambridge Cares About Aids. scanMar 1
  95. 95Councillor Duehay resolutions on protecting our ancient forests. scanMar 1
  96. 96Councillors Wolf, Duehay, Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Walsh, Vice Mayor Cyr and Mayor Reeves resolutions on OPERATION WINTER RESCUE with our sister city of Yerevan, Armenia. scanMar 1
  97. 97Councillor Wolf resolutions on the death of Jake Milliones. scanMar 1
  98. 98Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Cyr and Councillor Duehay resolutions on the American Red Cross. scanMar 1
  99. 99Councillor Sullivan resolutions to be prepared on the death of Edward Whalen. scanMar 1
  100. 100CouncillorsSullivan & Walsh resolutions to be prepared on the retirement of Kay O'Brien. scanMar 1
  101. 101Councillors Toomey & Sullivan resolutions on the death of Thelma Corcoran (Ferry) Stackhouse. scanMar 1
  102. 102Councillors Sullivan, Toomey, Walsh, Vice Mayor Cyr & Mayor Reeves resolutions on the death of James Babcock. scanMar 1
  103. 103Councillors Sullivan, Toomey, Duehay, Russell, Walsh, Vice Mayor Cyr and Mayor Reeves resolutions on the retirement of Barbara Duffy. scanMar 1
  104. 104Councillors Russell, Toomey & Vice Mayor Cyr resolutions on the retirement of Barbvara Harrington, R.N. scanMar 1
  105. 105Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Cyr and Mayor Reeves resolutions on the death of Moses Konjoian. scanMar 1
  106. 106Mayor Reeves, Councillors Myers, Russell, Wolf, Duehay, Toomey & Walsh re: Congratulations to all parties involved in the siting of CASPAR. scanMar 15
  107. 107Councillors Sullivan, Duehay & Toomey resolutions on the death of Patrick E. Tyrell. scanMar 15
  108. 108Councillors Wolf & Duehay re: President Clinton's three-part economic recovery plan. scanMar 15
  109. 109Councillors Wolf & Duehay re: Resolutions on the birthday of Maud Cabot Morgan. scanMar 15
  110. 110Councillors Russell, Sullivan, Duehay & Walsh resolutions to be prepared on the death of Frances Evans. scanMar 15
  111. 111Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Cyr, Councillors Toomey & Walsh re: Welcoming Varten Papazian and the Cambridge Street Cleaners to our city. scanMar 15
  112. 112Councillors Russell & Toomey resolution on the death of Estelle Deane. scanMar 15
  113. 113Councillors Toomey & Sullivan resolution on the death of Assunta (Guarino) Giannasca. scanMar 15
  114. 114Councillors Sullivan & Russell resolution on the death of Dorothea Frances Murphy. scanMar 15
  115. 115Councillors Sullivan, Russell, Toomey & Reeves re: Registy of Motor Vehicle new licensing procedure. scanMar 15
  116. 116Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Cyr, Councillors Duehay, Myers & Wolf re: Resolution regarding Cambridge Cares about AIDS. scanMar 15
  117. 117Councillors Toomey, Sullivan & Walsh resolution on the death of Bridie M. (Howard) Egan. scanMar 15
  118. 118Councillors Sullivan, Toomey & Walsh re: Resolution on the death of Paul J. Sheehan, Sr. scanMar 15
  119. 119Councillors Toomey & Sullivan resolution on the death of Joao Tavares. scanMar 15
  120. 120Mayor Reeves, Councillors Duehay, Myers & Russell & Wolf re: March is Women's History Month. scanMar 15
  121. 121Councillors Russell, Duehay, Sullivan, Toomey, Walsh, & Mayor Reeves resolution to be prepared on the installatin of the Polish American Veterans and Auxiliary. scanMar 15
  122. 122Councillors Russell, Deuhay, Sullivan, Toomey, Walsh, Vice Mayor Cyr & mayor Reeves resolution to be prepared on the Anniversary Banquet of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post #8818, Mount Auburn. scanMar 15
  123. 123Mayor Reeves & Councillor Duehay re: Support of the Battery Bill. scanMar 15
  124. 124Councillors Toomey, Russell & Sullivan resolution on the death of Thelma Pearl Perry Smith. scanMar 15
  125. 125Councillors Sullivan, Russell, Toomey & Walsh resolution on the death of Francis John Good. scanMar 15
  126. 126Councillors Toomey, Sullivan, Russell & Walsh resolution on the death of Michael J. Pasquariello. scanMar 15
  127. 127Councillors Duehay & Wolf re: Beautification of the westerly approach to Cambridge along Route 2 and Fresh Pond Parkway. scanMar 15
  128. 128Councillors Toomey & Sullivan resolution on the death of Domingos Paiva Soares. scanMar 15
  129. 129Councillors Sullivan, Russell, Toomey, Walsh & Reeves resolution on the Golden Wedding Anniversary of Walter & Margaret Hall. scanMar 15
  130. 130Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Cyr, Councillors Duehay, Myers & Wolf re: Proclamation of April as "Fair Housing Month." scanMar 15
  131. 131Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Cyr, Councillors Duehay, Myers, Russell, Toomey & Wolf re: Promote awareness of causes of alcohol and other drug abuse in women. scanMar 15
  132. 132Entire membership re: Congratulations to Tara C. Henley on achieving the Gold Award, the highest award achievable in Girl Scouting. scanMar 22
  133. 133Mayor Reeves re: Boston Gas Strike. scanMar 22
  134. 134Councillors Wolf & Duehay re: Support of lottery funds being returned to cities and towns for local services. scanMar 22
  135. 135Councillors Sullivan, Toomey, Russell, Wolf, Duehay, Myers, Walsh, Vice Mayor Cyr and Mayor Reeves re: Appointment of Boston Mayor Raymond L. Flynn as United States Ambassador to the Vatican. scanMar 22
  136. 136Councillors Sullivan, Toomey & Russell resolution on the death of Vincent Castriotta. scanMar 22
  137. 137Councillors Wolf, Duehay, Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Walsh, Vice Mayor Cyr & Mayor Reeves re: Appreciation to Joseph Sakey for his work with The Cambridge Mental Health Association. scanMar 22
  138. 138Councillor Russell & Mayor Reeves resolution on the retirement of Rose Bartie, R.N. from the Cambridge Hospital. scanMar 22
  139. 139Councillors Russell, Toomey, Duehay, Sullivan, Walsh & Mayor Reeves re: Congratulations to Matignon High School Varsity Hockey Team on winning the Division 1 State Championship. scanMar 22
  140. 140Councillors Sullivan & Duehay resolution on the death of Charles W. Eliot 2nd. scanMar 22
  141. 141Councillors Sullivan, Russell, Toomey & Walsh resolution on the impending retirement of Peter Connolly from the Inspectional Services Department. scanMar 22
  142. 142Councillors Myers, Duehay, Wolf & Vice Mayor Cyr re: Proclaiming April as Youth Employment Month. scanMar 29
  143. 143Councillors Wolf, Duehay and Vice Mayor Cyr re: Legislation to strengthen the membership of municipal and county retirement boards and including a requirement for disclosure. scanMar 29
  144. 144Councillors Sullivan, Russell & Walsh resolution on the death of Theresa Gray, late retired employee of the City of Cambridge. scanMar 29
  145. 145Mayor Reeves, Councillors Duehay & Myers re: Proclaiming April 5-11, 1993 as Cambridge Community Development Week. scanMar 29
  146. 146Mayor Reeves & Councillor Duehay re: Welcoming the Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority to Cambridge. scanMar 29
  147. 147Councillors Sullivan, Russell, Toomey & Walsh resolution on the death of Francis Cunnngham, late retired Public Works Department foreman. scanMar 29
  148. 148Councillors Sullivan, Russell & Walsh resolution on the death of Eleanor Stanley. scanMar 29
  149. 149Councillors Russell, Sullivan, Duehay, Toomey, Walsh, Wolf, Vice Mayor Cyr and Mayor Reeves resolutions on the death of Thomas Gately. scanMar 29
  150. 150Councillors Sullivan, Toomey, Duehay, Myers, Russell, Walsh, Wolf, Vice Mayor Cyr and Mayor Reeves re: Congratulations to Jesse Cody on his selection as Boys Athlete of the year by the Boston Globe. scanMar 29
  151. 151Councillor Sullivan & Vice Mayor Cyr resolution on the death of Thomas Martin McDermott, Jr. scanMar 29
  152. 152Mayor Reeves, Vice mayor Cyr, Councillors Duehay, Toomey & Walsh re: The Sixth Annual Massachusetts Governor Conference on Travel & Tourism. scanMar 29
  153. 153Councillors Wolf,Duehay, Russell, Toomey, Walsh, Vice Mayor Cyr and Mayor Reeves re: Support of Senate #260, An Act Relative To Rate Setting For Special Education Services. scanMar 29
  154. 154Councillors Toomey, Duehay, Myers, Russell, Sullivan, Walsh and Wolf re: Best Wishes to Rev. John Tackney as he begins his Pastoral Ministry at the Sacred Heart Parish. scanMar 29
  155. 155Councillors Walsh, Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Vice Mayor Cyr and Mayor Reeves re: Appreciation to John Gimigliano for his love of Cambridge and his poem. scanApr 12
  156. 156Mayor Reeves, Councillors Duehay, Myers, Russell, Walsh & Wolf re: Tenth Anniversary of our Sister City relationship between Tsukuba, Japan and Cambridge. scanApr 12
  157. 157Councillors Russell, Toomey & Vice Mayor Cyr re: Best wishes to Heather Menzies for a complete recovery. scanApr 12
  158. 158Councillors Russell, Duehay, Myers, Walsh re: Congratulations to the Henley family for their heroic deeds when a two alarm fire brokeout at the Manning Apartments. scanApr 12
  159. 159Councillors Wolf, Duehay, Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Vice Mayor Cyr and Mayor Reeves re: Thanks to all volunteers who participated in Daffodil Day. scanApr 12
  160. 160Councillors Wolf, Duehay, Myers, Vice Mayor cyr and Mayor Reeves resolution congratulating Yvonne Hall on her appointment of the position of Deputy Superintendent of the Cambridge Police Department. scanApr 12
  161. 161Councillors Toomey & Sullivan resolution on the death of Elizabeth R. (Holinski) Shallow. scanApr 12
  162. 162Councillors Russell, Duehay, Myers & Sullivan re: Thanks to all who aided during the power failure at the Burns Apartment. scanApr 12
  163. 163Councillors Walsh, Duehay, Russell, Sullivan. Toomey and Mayor Reeves resolution on the birth of Cecilia Alice Natale. scanApr 12
  164. 164Vice Mayor Cyr, Councillors Duehay & Wolf re: Favoring the passage of the Anti-SLAPP legislation filed. scanApr 12
  165. 165Mayor Reeves, Councillors Duehay & Myers re: National Youth Service Day on April 20, 1993. scanApr 12
  166. 166Mayor Reeves, Councillors Duehay & Wolf re: Appreciation to Steven Winter for his outstanding contributions to the Agassiz Neighborhood Council. scanApr 12
  167. 167Mayor Reeves, Councillors Wolf, Duehay, Myers, Walsh and Vice Mayor Cyr re: Proclaiming the week of Sunday, April 18, 1993 as Days of Remembrance of the Victims of the Holocaust. scanApr 12
  168. 168Councillors Toomey, Duehay, Myers, Russell, Sullivan, Walsh Vice Mayor Cyr and Mayor Reeves re: Merger of two Portuguese-Language human service agencies, COPA and SPAL. scanApr 12
  169. 169Councillors Russell, Duehay, Myers, Sullivan, Toomey, Walsh, Wolf, Vice Mayor Cyr and Mayor Reeves resolution on the 78th Birthday ofMayor Emeritus Alfred Vellucci. scanApr 12
  170. 170Councillors Russell, Duehay, Sullivan. Toomey, Walsh, Vice Mayor Cyr and Mayor Reeves resolution congratulating St. John the Evangelist Parish in North Cambridge on the occasion of their centennial. scanApr 12
  171. 171Councillors Toomey, Duehay, Russell, Sullivan, Walsh, Wolf, Vice Mayor Cyr and Mayor Reeves resolution to be prepared on the occasion of the dedication of the "Reflection Room" at the Neville Manor. scan—
  172. 172Vice Mayor Cyr and Councillor Russell resolution on the death of Edward F. Swisher. scan—
  173. 173Councillors Sullivan, Toomey, Russell & Vice Mayor Cyr resolution on the death of Ruth I. (Rosenberg) O'Neil. scan—
  174. 174Councillors Toomey, Sullivan & walsh resolution on the death of Hugh F. McGuirk. scan—
  175. 175Councillors Toomey, Russell & Sullivan resolution on the death of Anthony "Tony" Puzyn. scan—
  176. 176Councillors Wolf & Russell re: Preservation of Ikego Forest in Zushi, Japan. scan—
  177. 177Councillors Russell, Sullivan & Vice Mayor Cyr resolution on the death of Henry Hansen. scan—
  178. 178Mayor Reeves, Councillors Duehay, Myers, Toomey, Wolf and Vice Mayor Cyr re: Proclaiming April 16, 1993 as City Step Day in Cambridge. scan—
  179. 179Councillors Sullivan, Duehay, Russell, Toomey, Walsh and Vice Mayor Cyr resolution on the death of Phyllis A. McLaughlin. scan—
  180. 180Vice Mayor Cyr, Councillors Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Walsh & Mayor Reeves re: 47th Annual Memorial Mass of the North Cambridge Veterans of Foreigh Wars, Post 7353. scan—
  181. 181Councillors Walsh, Duehay, Sullivan, Toomey and Mayor Reeves re: "I'm a Terrific Kid" Award ceremony. scan—
  182. 182Councillors Toomey, Duehay, Sullivan, Vice Mayor Cyr & Mayor Reeves resolution on the retirement of Al Coccoluto. scan—
  183. 183Councillors Toomey & Sullivan resolution on the retirement of Audrey Cabral Pini. scan—
  184. 184Councillors Russell, Duehay, Myers, Sullivan, Toomey, Walsh,Wolf Mayor Reeves and Vice Mayor Cyr resolution on the retirement of Joe Daly after many years with the Cambridge Housing Authority. scan—
  185. 185Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Cyr, Councillor Duehay, and Mayor Reeves resolution on the death of Bishop James Ford. scan—
  186. 186Councillors Toomey & Sullivan resolution on the death of Dionisio Amaro Resendes. scan—
  187. 187Councillors Toomey, Myers, Sullivan & Walsh re: Congratulations to Edward Loder for thwarting an attempted suicide. scan—
  188. 188Councillors Sullivan & Toomey's resolution on the death of Eleanor Censullo. scan—
  189. 189Councillor Sullivan resolution on the death of Louise (Simms) Lambert. scanApr 26
  190. 190Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Cyr, Councillors Duehay & Wolf re: The First National Preschool Immunization Week. scanApr 26
  191. 191Councillor Toomey & Vice Mayor Cyr resolution on the death of Clayton Hacker. scanApr 26
  192. 192Councillor Sullivan & Vice Mayor Cyr resolution on the death of Rosemary L. (Perry) Hamilton. scanApr 26
  193. 193Councillor Sullivan , Vice Mayor Cyr, Councillors Russell & Walsh resolution on the death of John F. Healy. scanApr 26
  194. 194Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Cyr, Councillors Duehay & Toomey re: 24th Annual Walk for Hunger. scanApr 26
  195. 195Councillors Russell & Toomey resolution in appreciation to Bro. Lloyd Bezold, S.M. in recognition of his service to the Marianist Community of Chaminade House as Head of the Office of Religious Life. scanApr 26
  196. 196Councillor Russell & Vice Mayor Cyr resolution on the death of Kathleen B. (Copeland) Canty. scanApr 26
  197. 197Councillors Toomey, Sullivan & Walsh resolution on the death of David J. Ryan. scanApr 26
  198. 198Councillors Sullivan & Russell resolution on the death of Mary (Dillon) Mammola. scanApr 26
  199. 199Councillors Russell, Duehay, Sullivan, Toomey, Walsh, Wolf and Vice Mayor Cyr resolution congratulating the CRLS Music Department who are performing with the Greater Boston Youth Orchestra. scanApr 26
  200. 200Councillors Russell, Sullivan, Walsh and Vice Mayor Cyr resolution on the death of Jeremiah Breen. scanApr 26
  201. 201Councillor Wolf, Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Cyr, Councillors Duehay & Myers re: Proclaiming April 18-25, 1993 as Days of Remembrance of the Victims of the Holocaust. scanApr 26
  202. 202Councillor Walsh & Mayor Reeves re: Contratulations to the Agassiz Neighborhood Council on their first Annual Golden Shovel Awards. scanApr 26
  203. 203Mayor Reeves, Councillors Duehay, Russell, Toomey & Walsh re: Declaring the month of May as Older American Month. scanMay 3
  204. 204Councillors Walsh, Duehay re: "Walk and Van Ride on the Minuteman Commuter Bikeway." scanMay 3
  205. 205Councillors Walsh & Duehay re: MIT/Cambridge Science Day. scanMay 3
  206. 206Councillors Walsh, Duehay, Toomey & Mayor Reeves re: many contributions of Anne R. Dow as she prepares to leave Harvard University. scanMay 3
  207. 207Councillors Toomey & Sullivan resolution on the death of Joseph Costa. scanMay 3
  208. 208Councillors Wolf & Duehay re: Assurance of the safety of Delio Vargas. scanMay 3
  209. 209Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Cyr, Councillors Duehay, Sullivan, Toomey, Walsh and Wolf celebrating Just A Start's 25th Birthday Bash. scanMay 3
  210. 210Councillors Toomey, Russell, Myers, Sullivan, Walsh, Wolf and Mayor Reeves resolution on the retirement of Helen G. Hollum. scanMay 3
  211. 211Councillors Sullivan & toomey resolution on the retirement of Doris O'Connor. scanMay 3
  212. 212Councillors Wolf, Duehay, Vice Mayor Cyr & Mayor Reeves re: Citizen's Speak-Out on Health Care Reform on June 1, 1993. scanMay 3
  213. 213Councillors Russell, Sullivan, Toomey & Walsh resolution on the death of John C. Gibbons. scanMay 3
  214. 214Councillors Toomey, Myers, Sullivan & Mayor Reeves resolution on the death of Manuel M. Serpa. scanMay 3
  215. 215Councillors Sullivan, Myers, & Toomey resolution on the death of Ruby (Condon)Marchant. scanMay 3
  216. 216Councillors Sullivan, Russell & Vice Mayor Cyr resolution on the death of Mary Beattie. scanMay 3
  217. 217Councillors Duehay, Myers, Wolf & vice Mayor Cyr re: Congratulations to the Cambridge Hospital for being selected a semi-finalist for the 1993 Foster G. McGaw Award for Hospital Excellence. scanMay 3
  218. 218Councillors Sullivan, Russell, Toomey, Walsh, and Mayor Reeves resolution on the retirement of Louis Moretti. scanMay 3
  219. 219Communication from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, relative to a report prepared by the Community Development Department Cambridge Tenants At-Risk - The Impact of Funding Custs to the State Rental Assistance Program. scanMay 3
  220. 220Councillors Toomey & Sullivan resolution on the death of Louis J. LaRocca. scanMay 3
  221. 221Councillor Russell resolution on the death of George Shaulis. scanMay 3
  222. 222Mayor Reeves, Councillor Duehay, Sullivan, Toomey, Walsh & Wolf re:Dedication of the Regina B. Key Library. scanMay 3
  223. 223Councillors Toomey, Walsh & Mayor Reeves resolution on the retirement of Richard Harrington. scanMay 3
  224. 224mayor Reeves, Councillors Duehay, Walsh, Wolf re: City Council supporting the Salvation Army in its application to serve additional homeless men and women. scanMay 3
  225. 225Mayor Reeves, Councillors Duehay, Toomey & Walsh re: Proclaiming May 4, 1993 as National Teacher Day. scanMay 3
  226. 226Councillors Duehay, Toomey & Mayor Reeves re: Commending Star Market for employment for citizens with disabilities and senior citizens. scanMay 3
  227. 227Councillors Toomey, Vice Mayor Cyr, Duehay, Russell, Sullivan & Walsh re: Congratulations to the firefighters who assisted in the birth of Stephen Remy. scanMay 10
  228. 228Councillors Sullivan & Toomey resolution on the death of Michael Knox. scanMay 10
  229. 229Councillors Toomey & Sullivan resolution on the death of Mary R. Zerega. scanMay 10
  230. 230Councillors Wolf, Walsh, Vice Mayor Cyr, Duehay, Toomey & Walsh re: Proclaiming Tuesday, May 18, 1993 as Bike to Work Day. scanMay 10
  231. 231Councillor Toomey & Sullivan resolution on the death of Josephine E. (Francis) Salesman. scanMay 10
  232. 232Councillors Toomey, Sullivan, Russell, Vice Mayor Cyr, Myers, Walsh & Wolf resolution on the death of Elizabeth "Betty (Gomes) Garaigery. scanMay 10
  233. 233Councillors Toomey, Sullivan & Walsh resolution on the death of Mary T. Francis. scanMay 10
  234. 234Councillors Sullivan & Toomey resolution on the death of Ann B. (Irwin) Kelly. scanMay 10
  235. 235Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Cyr, Duehay, Myers, Sullivan, Toomey & Wolf re: 100th Birthday of Cambridge Camping Association. scanMay 10
  236. 236Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Cyr, Sullivan & Toomey re: Tenth Anniversary of Massachusetts Half-Way Houses,Inc. scanMay 10
  237. 237Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Cyr, Sullivan & Toomey re: Proclaiming May 16, 22, 1993 as White Can Week. scanMay 10
  238. 238Councillors Sullivan, Vice Mayor Cyr, & Toomey resolution on the death of Reverend Patrick J. Gilmore. scanMay 10
  239. 239Councillors Russell, Toomey, Duehay, Walsh, Myers, Wolf, Vice Mayor Cyr & Mayor Reeves re: First Birthday of Mary Bettina Albano. scanMay 10
  240. 240Councillors Toomey & Sullivan resolution on the death of Marie (Petersen) Hathaway. scanMay 17
  241. 241Councillors Russell, Duehay, Sullivan, Toomey & Walsh re: Congratulations to the Little Orchestra on the completion of their eighteenth season. scanMay 17
  242. 242Mayor Reeves, Councillors Duehay, Toomey & Wolf re: Congratulations to Susan Richardson on the completion of the Community Fellows Program at MIT. scanMay 17
  243. 243Mayor Reeves, Councillors Duehay , Toomey & Wolf re: Drug Free Community Fair. scanMay 17
  244. 244Councillors Myers, Duehay & Toomey re: Neighborhood clean--up by Cambridgeport residents and businesses. scanMay 17
  245. 245Councillors Myers, Duehay, Walsh & Wolf re: "I'm a Terrific Kid" awards. scanMay 17
  246. 246Councillors Sullivan & Walsh resolution on the death of Woodrow Leslie Curtis, Sr. scanMay 17
  247. 247Councillors Russell, Duehay, Sullivan, Toomey, Walsh & Wolf resolution on the retirement of Donna Johnson from the Council on Aging. scanMay 17
  248. 248Councillors Russel,Sullivan & Toomey resolution on the death of Sarah Pizzutto. scanMay 17
  249. 249Councillor Sullivan resolution on the death of James Prescott. scanMay 17
  250. 250Councillors Sullivan & Toomey resolution on the death of Americo Lima. scanMay 17
  251. 251Councillors Sullivan, Toomey, Walsh & Myers resolution on the death of Helen Taylor. scanMay 17
  252. 252Councillor Walsh RE: Congratulating Dorothy & Doug De Rocher on their graduation.(Consent Order #27) scanMay 24
  253. 253Councillor Walsh & Duehay RE: June 7 as Nityananda Institute Day in Cambridge. (Consent Order #26) scanMay 24
  254. 254Councillor Myers & Mayor Reeves RE: Welcoming Mirtala Lopez to Cambridge.(Consent Order #23) scanMay 24
  255. 255Mayor Reeves, Councillor Duehay, Toomey & Walsh RE: Thanking all who participated in the Mayor's Annual Golden Age Luncheon. (Consent Order #20) scanMay 24
  256. 256Councillors Sullivan, Walsh, Toomey, Duehay & Mayor Reeves RE: Best Wishes to Elmer (Mac) MacLeod on his retirement.(Consent Order #18) scanMay 24
  257. 257Councillor Toomey & Sullivan RE: Death of Antonetta Gentile(Consent Order #17) scanMay 24
  258. 258Councillor Toomey & Sullivan RE: Death of Viriato Joseph Ferreira. (Consent Order # 16) scanMay 24
  259. 259Councillor Sullivan & Vice Mayor Cyr, Councillors Duehay, Russell, Toomey & Walsh RE: Death of Adolph Lindsey scanMay 24
  260. 260Councillor Toomey & Sullivan RE: Death of Florence Montagna (Consent Order #14) scanMay 24
  261. 261Councillor Sullivan & Mayor Reeves RE: Death of Edward Greene (Consent Order #10) scanMay 24
  262. 262Councillor Sullivan, Toomey & Walsh RE: Death of Dorothy McCallun (Consent Order #9) scanMay 24
  263. 263Councillor Sullivan, Russell, Toomey & Walsh, RE: Death of Esther Larkin(Consent Order #8) scanMay 24
  264. 264Councillors Sullivan, Russell, Toomey, Walsh & Duehay & Mayor Reeves RE: Death of James "Cotton" Tingle. scanMay 24
  265. 265Mayor Reeves & Councillors Duehay, Myers, Russell, Sullivan Toomey & Walsh RE: Saluting Memorial Day.(Consent Order #4) scanMay 24
  266. 266Mayor Reeves, Councillors Duehay, Myers, Russell, Toomey & Walsh RE: June 6 - 12, 1993 as Violence Prevention Week in Cambridge (Consent Order #2) scanMay 24
  267. 267Mayor Reeves, Councillors Duehay, Myers, Russell, Sullivan & Toomey RE: June 5th as Portuguese American Civic League Day. (Consent Order #1) scanMay 24
  268. 268Consent Order #10 Councillor Toomey regarding death of William Graham scanJun 7
  269. 269Councillor Toomey regarding Death of Catherine Tierney scanJun 7
  270. 270Councillors Toomey, Russell, Myers and Mayor Reeves regarding death of David Nunes scanJun 7
  271. 271Councillor Sullivan regarding death of Elizabeth Robinson scanJun 7
  272. 272Councillor Walsh regarding the Mt. Auburn Hospital Corporate Fund for free care. scanJun 7
  273. 273Councillor Walsh regarding congratulating the Zamparelli's on the birth of their twins. scanJun 7
  274. 274Mayor Reeves regarding recognizinSaturday, June 12, 1993 as the official Cambridge Lesbian, Gay and Bisexual Pride Day scanJun 7
  275. 275Councillor Wolf regarding Protection of Human Rights in Guatemala scanJun 7
  276. 276Councillor Russell regarding death of Rita Pauline Estes. scanJun 7
  277. 277Councillor Sullivan regarding death of John Martin. scanJun 7
  278. 278Councillor Russell & Sullivan regarding death of Albert Shannon. scanJun 7
  279. 279Councillor Sullivan regarding death of Cornelius Carslian scanJun 7
  280. 280Mayor Reeves regarding Public works recognition of awardees. scanJun 7
  281. 281Mayor Reeves regarding department of public works recognition award. scanJun 7
  282. 282Mayor Reeves regarding day of african child scanJun 7
  283. 283Mayor Reeves regarding Project Bosnia scanJun 7
  284. 284Mayor Reeves regarding Congratulating Catherine Brochu Nobora scanJun 7
  285. 285Councillor Toomey regarding best wishes to Luisa Goncalves scanJun 7
  286. 286Councillor Sullivan regarding death of Ethel McNamara Hackett scanJun 7
  287. 287Councillor Sullivan regarding death of Florence McBride scanJun 7
  288. 288Councillor Wolf regarding congratulating John Shattuck scanJun 7
  289. 289Councillor Wolf regarding Head Start JUMP START Program scanJun 7
  290. 290Councillor Russell regarding Death of Eleanor Margaret Miranda scanJun 7
  291. 291Councillor Sullivan regarding Louis J. Ferracane Sr. Square scanJun 7
  292. 292Councillor Toomey regarding death of Joseph Petrella scanJun 7
  293. 293Mayor Reeves regarding Technical Education Week scanJun 7
  294. 294Consent Order #21 Mayor Reeves re: Congratulations to all 1993 Graduates of the City of Cambridge scanJun 14
  295. 295Consent Order #19 Councillor Russell resolution on the death of Francis Marchini scanJun 14
  296. 296Consent Order #16 Councillor Toomey resolution on the 50th Wedding Anniversary of Allen and Margaret McIntire scanJun 14
  297. 297Consent Order #15 Councillor Toomey resolution on the 50th Wedding Anniversary of Fred and Mary Curll scanJun 14
  298. 298Consent Order #14 Vice Mayor Cyr resolution on the 50th Wedding Anniversary of Chester and Esther Maxwell scanJun 14
  299. 299Consent Order #9 Councillor Wolf re: Jail & Bail fundraiser for the American Cancer Society scanJun 14
  300. 300Consent Order #2 Councillor Walsh re: Thanks to members of the Council on Aging Board as they are completing their three year terms. scanJun 14
  301. 301Consent Order #6 Councillors Myers, Toomey, Sullivan & Russell resolution on the death of Mabel Martel scanJun 14
  302. 302Consent Order #5 Councillor Russell resolution on the deaths of Gordon and Lillian Stryker. scanJun 14
  303. 303Consent Order #4 Councillor Toomey resolution on the death of Giovina Ferrante. scanJun 14
  304. 304Consent Order #1 Councillor Sullivan resolution on the death of Evelyn DeGuglielmo. scanJun 14
  305. 305Consent Order #29 Councillor Russell resolutions on Anita Shipman scanJun 21
  306. 306Order #35 Councillor Wolf resolution supporting the expansion of human rights around the globe scanJun 21
  307. 307Consent Order #28 Councillor Russell resolutions on Josie Miceli for her neighborhood activism scanJun 21
  308. 308Consent Order #23 Mayor Reeves resolutions to be prepared congratulating Professor Charles Ogletree scanJun 21
  309. 309Consent Order #22 Mayor Reeves resolutions to be prepared for "Greek Heritage Reception" scanJun 21
  310. 310Consent Order #21 Mayor Reeves resolutions to be prepared for the Senior Citizen Picnic scanJun 21
  311. 311Consent Order #20 Mayor Reeves resolutions to be prepared on Independence Day scanJun 21
  312. 312Consent Order #9 Mayor Reeves resolutions to be prepared welcoming International Congress on Arts and Communications scanJun 21
  313. 313Consent Order #18 Mayor Reeves resolutions to be prepared on Multi-Cultural Servs. to elderly at Neville Manor scanJun 21
  314. 314Consent Order #17 Mayor Reeves resolutions to be prepared complementing the Community Learning Center scanJun 21
  315. 315Consent Order #16 Mayor Reeves congratulating the Mass Tenants Organ. on annual dinner scanJun 21
  316. 316Consent Order #15 Councillor Duehay re: Participation in Mass Interlocal Insurance Program scanJun 21
  317. 317Consent Order #14 Mayor Reeves congratulating winners of DPW Commissioner's Award for outstanding performance scanJun 21
  318. 318Consent Order #11 Councillor Sullivan re: Death of Margaret Woods scanJun 21
  319. 319Consent Order #8 Councillors Sullivan & Toomey re: Death of Francis Corcoran scanJun 21
  320. 320Consent Order #7 Councilor Sullivan re: Death of Edward Doyle scanJun 21
  321. 321Consent Order #6 Councillors Sullivan & Toomey re: Death of Donald Nelson scanJun 21
  322. 322Consent Order #2 Vice Mayor Cyr, Councillor Myers, Mayor Reeves, Councillors Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Walsh re: 50th Wedding Anniversary of Chester and Esther Maxwell scanJun 21
  323. 323Consent Order #26 Councillor Sullivan resolutions thanking Dr. George and Mary Pugh for the volunteer effort to beautify Cambridge scanJun 21
  324. 324Order-re: Senate Bill 1620 Massachusetts River Protection Act. (Duehay & Walsh) scanJun 28
  325. 325Order-re: beautification program undertaken by the Western Avenue Company. (Sullivan, Duehay, Myers, Walsh & M. Reeves) scanJun 28
  326. 326Order-resolutions on the death of Joyce Thorne. (M. Reeves, Myers, Sullivan & Toomey) scanJun 28
  327. 327Order-re: MIT - Cambridge First Day. (M. Reeves, Duehay, Myers, Toomey & Walsh) scanJun 28
  328. 328Order-re: induction of Jim Sauer to Boxing Hall of Fame. (Sullivan, Toomey & Walsh) scanJun 28
  329. 329Resolutions on the death of Dominic J. "Mike" Ferolito. (Sullivan, Russell & Toomey) scanJun 28
  330. 330Order-re: Cambridge Hospital being awarded the Prestigious Foster G. McGaw Award for Community Service. (M. Reeves, Duehay, Myers, Russell, Sullivan, Toomey & Walsh) scanJun 28
  331. 331Resolutions on the death of Many Lonandelli. (Toomey & Sullivan) scanJun 28
  332. 332Resolutions on the death of Carlos Resendes. (Toomey & Sullivan) scanJun 28
  333. 333Resolutions on the death of Anthony Mitrano. (Toomey & Sullivan) scanJun 28
  334. 334Resolutions on the death of Anthony Antonitus. (Toomey) scanJun 28
  335. 335Resolutions on the death of William Earley. (Russell, Vice-Mayor Cyr, Toomey & Walsh) scanJun 28
  336. 336Resolutions on the death of Concetta (Mastrullo) Tortora. (Sullivan, Duehay & Toomey) scanJun 28
  337. 337Resolutions on the death of Walter Roach. (Sullivan, Toomey & Walsh) scanJun 28
  338. 338Order re: congratulations to Metro Boston Amatuer Softball Assoc. Championship Softball Tournament. scanAug 2
  339. 339Resolution on the death of Ruth (Keefe) O'Connell. scanAug 2
  340. 340Resoltion on death of George Demers. scanAug 2
  341. 341Resolution on death of Thomas J. Kelley. scanAug 2
  342. 342Order re: 10th annual Night Out on August 3, 1993. scanAug 2
  343. 343Resolution on Central Square World Fair. scanAug 2
  344. 344Resolutions commending the Historical Commission . scanAug 2
  345. 345Resolutions saluting Larry Silva for his committment to the youth of the City. scanAug 2
  346. 346Resolutions on death of Manuel DoCouto. scan—
  347. 347Resolutions on death of Leo Reardon. scan—
  348. 348Resolutions on death of Arthur V. "Vern" Harger. scan—
  349. 349Resolutions on death of Richard Doherty. scan—
  350. 350Order re: Cambridgeport Neighborhood Watch Social Event at Dana Park. scan—
  351. 351Resolutions applauding Bob Kramer and Cool Hand Communications. scan—
  352. 352Resolutions on death of Francis Joseph Hollum. scan—
  353. 353Resolutions congatulating the Cambridge Carribean Festival Committee. scan—
  354. 354Resolutions commending Rev. Dr. Leroy Attles and the St Paul African Methodist Episcopal Church. scan—
  355. 355Resolutions on the birthday of Louise Layne. scan—
  356. 356Resolutions on the tenth birthday of Thinking Machines. scan—
  357. 357357. Resolutions on the death of Louise McConnell. scan—
  358. 358Resolutions on the death of Alice R. Croke. scan—
  359. 359Resolutions on the death of Stella Kaveney. scan—
  360. 360Resolutions on the death of Jose Marcelo. scan—
  361. 361Resolutions on the death of Richard E. McLaughlin. scan—
  362. 362Resolutions on the death of Sister Margaret Mary Collins. scan—
  363. 363Resolutions on the death of Judge Charles S. Bolster. scan—
  364. 364Resolutions on the death of Russell E. Smith. scan—
  365. 365Resolutions on the death of Sarah Gedzium. scan—
  366. 366Resolutions on the death of Lawrence Barrett. scan—
  367. 367Resolutions on the death of Jose DaSilva Medeiros. scan—
  368. 368Resolutions on the death of Thomas J. Gallagher scan—
  369. 369Resolutions on the death of Mary Parise. scan—
  370. 370Resolutions on the death of Maureen Graham. scan—
  371. 371Resolutions on the death of Arlene Crowley. scan—
  372. 372Resolutions on the death of Marion Bucewicz. scan—
  373. 373Resloutions congratulating Arthur Libitz. scanSep 13
  374. 374Resolutions on the Fire Dept. budget. scanSep 13
  375. 375Resolutions congratulating Nancy Carney on her retirement. scanSep 13
  376. 376Mass. Highway Dept. to reconfirm its committment to the Bridge Design Review Committee's decision and plans to abandon Mass. Highway's attempt to advance other alternatives of the Charles River Crossing. scanSep 13
  377. 377Resolutions commending members of the Fire Dept. on a rescue at the Roosevelt Towers. scanSep 13
  378. 378Resolutions on the death of Catherine Corcoran. scanSep 13
  379. 379Resolutions on the death of Gaetano Amendola. scanSep 13
  380. 380Resolutions on the death of Noreen Sullivan. scanSep 13
  381. 381Resolutions on the death of Angelo Caragianes. scanSep 13
  382. 382Resolutions on the death of Paul Rice. scanSep 13
  383. 383Resolutions on the death of Catherine Martell. scanSep 13
  384. 384Resolutions on Fire Prevention WEek. scanSep 13
  385. 385Resolutoins congratulating the Lawlor's 25th Wedding Anniversary. scanSep 13
  386. 386Resolutions on the IACOLE Board of Directors. scanSep 13
  387. 387Resolutions on access tot he refurbished playground at Peabody Terrace. scanSep 13
  388. 388Resolutions on the death of Kenneth Szczypien. scanSep 13
  389. 389Resolutions on the death of Gertrude Finn. scanSep 13
  390. 390Resolutions on the death of Ralph Wolfe. scanSep 13
  391. 391Resolutions on St. Paul African Mathodist Episcopal Church. scanSep 13
  392. 392Resolutions on "Transportation Awareness Day" scanSep 13
  393. 393Resolutions on the death of Ann Marie (Fenrick) Deutschman. scanSep 13
  394. 394Resolutions congratulations to Sacred Heart Parish on Mt. AUburn celebrating it's Centennial. scanSep 13
  395. 395Resolutions on the death of Mary Rita Sullivan. scanSep 13
  396. 396Resolutions on ther death of Charlotte Doucette. scanSep 13
  397. 397Resolutions on the death of Francis Cossette. scanSep 13
  398. 398Resolutions on the death of Dwight E. Harken. scanSep 13
  399. 399Resolutions on the death of Adrienne DerBoghosian. scanSep 13
  400. 400Resolutions on the death of Eugene Leman. scan—
  401. 401Resolutions congratulating Maureen Frisoli on her 60th birthday. scan—
  402. 402Resolutions congratulating Somerville/Cambridge Elder Services on choosing a Nursing Home pamphlet. scan—
  403. 403Resolutions on the deathof Ellen Espinola. scan—
  404. 404Resolutions on the death of Nora Rudgis. scan—
  405. 405Resolutions on the death of James B. Sullivan. scan—
  406. 406Resolutions on the death of James Carigianes. scan—
  407. 407Resolutions on the death of HElene Koslowsky. scan—
  408. 408Designating 1993 as the Year of the Craft: A Celebration of tCreative Work of the Hand. scan—
  409. 409Resolutions on the death of Rose E. Russell. scan—
  410. 410Resolutions on the death of Annie Magliozzi. scan—
  411. 411Resolutions on the death of Marion O'Hearn. scan—
  412. 412Resolutions on the death of Harold Rowe. scan—
  413. 413Resolutions congratulating Damian Schloming for his article in the Wall Street Journal. scan—
  414. 414Resolution on the occasion of a visit from the Ambassador of the Republic of Armenia. ( Reeves, Duehay, Sullivan, Toomey, Wolf) scanSep 20
  415. 415Resolution urging President Clinton to fully address and fund the education & related needs of foreign-born students and adults.(Reeves, Cyr, Duehay, Walsh) scan—
  416. 416Resolution encouraging the Comm. of Masachusetts to enact provisions to encourage minors to use zero alcohol. (Reeves, Cyr, Duehay, Walsh) scan—
  417. 417Resolutions on the Miller River Tenants Council. (Suulivan) scan—
  418. 418Resolutions on the retirement of John Frank. (Reeves, Sullivan, Wolf) scan—
  419. 419Resolutions on Pop Warner Football. (Walsh, Cyr, Sullivan) scan—
  420. 420Resolutions on the transfer of Rev. Albert Stankard to St. Stevens Church in Framingham. (Reeves, Cyr, Duehay, Sullivan, Toomey, Walsh.Wolf) scan—
  421. 421Resolutions on the death of Harriet Cadigan. (Reeves, Cyr, Sullivan) scan—
  422. 422Resolutions on the 45th Anniversary of Sancta Maria Hosp. (Sullivan, Cyr, Russell, Toomey, Walsh) scan—
  423. 423Resolutions on the death of Marie Markarian. (Russell, Cyr, Sullivan) scan—
  424. 424Resolutions on the death of Pauline Myers. (Russell, Sullivan) scan—
  425. 425Resolutions on the death of Branda Moses. (Toomey, Cyr, Duehay, Russell, Sullivan, Walsh, Wolf) scan—
  426. 426Resolutions on the death of John Patrick Ralph. (Toomey, Cyr, Russell, Sullivan) scanSep 27
  427. 427Resolutions on the death of Joseph Leo Kelly. (Sullivan, Toomey, Walsh) scanSep 27
  428. 428Resolutions on the death of Margaret J. Gibson. Sullivan, Toomey) scanSep 27
  429. 429Resolutions on the St. Hedwig's Reunion. (Topomey, Sullivan, Walsh) scanSep 27
  430. 430Resolutions on the death of Louis Zetzel. (Wolf, Cyr, Duehay, Russell) scanSep 27
  431. 431Resolutions commending Mr. Saint-Ange Marcellus. (Reeves, Cyr, Russell, Sullivan, Toomey) scanSep 27
  432. 432Resolutions celebrating the 20th anniversary of CASCAP. (Wolf, Cyr, Duehay, Myers, Toomey, Russell, Walsh) scanSep 27
  433. 433Resolution endorsing the Enhanced Insopection and Maintenance Program. (Walsh, Cyr, Duehay) scanSep 27
  434. 434Order to stop oil and salt runoff from the State Dept. of Public Works garage next to the drinking water supply for Cambridge. (Duehay, Wolf & VMCyr) - rep. sec. 11/1/93 - See Agenda #21 of 11/1/93 scanSep 27
  435. 435Resolution for Community Policing Partnership. (Wolf, Cyr, Duehay, Myers, Walsh) scanSep 27
  436. 436Councillor Duehay resolution supporting the JFK Holiday House Bill. #4483. (Walsh) scanSep 27
  437. 437Resolution on the death of Catherine L. Fitzgerald. (Sullivan, Walsh, Reeves) scanSep 27
  438. 438Resolution on the death of Cecelia Sateriale. (Russell, Cyr, Toomey, Reeves) scanSep 27
  439. 439Resolution o n the death of Alfredo Salgado. (Toomey, Reeves) scanSep 27
  440. 440Resolution on the death of Leana Sandagato. (Russell, Sullivan, Walsh, Reeves) scanSep 27
  441. 441Resolution on the Annual St. Anthony's Church Parish Banquet. (Toomey, Cyr, Duehay, Myers, Russell, Walsh, Reeves, Sullivan) scanSep 27
  442. 442Resolution on the death of Lolly P. O'Brien. (Sullivan, Walsh, Reeves) scanSep 27
  443. 443Resolution on the death of Timothy F. Desmond. (Sullivan, Toomey, Walsh, Reeves) scanSep 27
  444. 444Resolution on the death of Anne C. Salines. (Toomey, Sullivan, Walsh, Reeves) scanSep 27
  445. 445Resolutions on the death of Paul R. Comeau. (Cyr, Myers, Reeves, Toomey, Walsh) scanSep 27
  446. 446Resolution on the death of Justin McCarthy. (Sullivan, Toomey, Walsh, Reeves) scanSep 27
  447. 447Resolution on the death of Filomena Ceglio-DeMango. (Toomey, Sullivan, Reeves) scanSep 27
  448. 448Resolution on the death of William R. Brennan Jr. (Duehay, Reeves) scanSep 27
  449. 449Resolution on the death of Donald T. Trautman. (Duehay, Wolf, Sullivan, Cyr, Reeves) scanSep 27
  450. 450Resolution proclaiming Oct 3-9, 1993 as "Nat'l. Fire Prevention Week." (Reeves, Toomey) scanSep 27
  451. 451Resolution on St. Bartholemew's Church. (Reeves, Cyr, Duehay, Myers, Sullivan, Toomey, Walsh, Wolf) scanSep 27
  452. 452Resolution on the fiftieth Anniversary of Americo and Jeannette Botello. (Toomey, Cyr, Walsh, Reeves) scanSep 27
  453. 453Resolution welcoming North Cambridge Troop #7353 to City Hall. (Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Walsh, Cyr Reeves, Wolf) scanSep 27
  454. 454Resolutions on Signalman First Class John R. Gonzalez. scanSep 27
  455. 455Resolutions congratulating Joanne Byron and the RIF Program. scanSep 27
  456. 456Appropriation of funds to cunduct community-based breast cancer prevention/education projects. (Reeves, Duehay, Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Wolf.) scanOct 4
  457. 457Cambridge Portugeuse Credit Union employee of the year award. (Toomey, Reeves, Duehay) scanOct 4
  458. 458Resolutions congratulating Phil and Leona Bard's 50th Wedding Anniversary. (Cyr) scanOct 4
  459. 459Resolutions on the death of Tim Cronin. (Sullivan, Myers, Duehay, Russell) scanOct 4
  460. 460Resolutions on the death of William Conway. (Sullivan Duehay, Myers, Russell) scanOct 4
  461. 461Resolutions on the 85th birthday of John Kenneth Galbraith. (Wolf, Duehay, Myers, Wlash, Cyr, Reeves) scanOct 4
  462. 462Resolutions on October as Disability Employment Awareness Month. Reeves, Duehay, Toomey, Wolf) scanOct 4
  463. 463Resolutions on the death of James O. Preston. (Sullivan, Reeves) scanOct 4
  464. 464Resolutions on the death of Mildred Troiano. (Toomey, Sullivan, Reeves) scanOct 4
  465. 465Resolution proclaiming October as National Arts and Humanities Month.(Reeves, Toomey) scanOct 4
  466. 466Resolutions on the death of Edward A. Keating. (Toomey, Sullivan, Walsh, Cyr, Reeves) scanOct 4
  467. 467Resolutions on the death of Janice F. Tobin. (Toomey, Sullivan, Walsh, Cyr, Reeves) scanOct 4
  468. 468Resolutions on the death of Philomina Martins. (Toomey, Sullivan, Walsh, Reeves) scanOct 4
  469. 469Resolution welcoming Hartnetts Homeopathy and Body Care Establishment oto Cambridge. (Reeves, Cyr, Walsh) scanOct 4
  470. 470Resolutions congratulating Gail Pettiford Willett on the expansion of her business venture.(Reeves, Duehay, Myers, Wolf) scanOct 4
  471. 471Resolutions on the deathof Autheliese Thompson. Reeves, Cyr) scanOct 4
  472. 472Resolutions on the Ethnic Heritage Ensemble. (Reevees) scanOct 4
  473. 473Resolutions on the death of John "Tweet" Reardon. (Sullivan, Cyr, Duehay, Myers, Walsh, Reeves) scanOct 4
  474. 474Resolution congratulating the Head of the Charles Regatta for this outstanding event. (Reeves, Sullivan) scanNov 1
  475. 475Resolution congratulating the new appointment of President of the U.S. Committee for UNICEF. (Reeves, Duehay) scanNov 1
  476. 476Resolution congratulating Nobel Prize in Medicine co-winner Phillip A. Sharp. (Cyr, Duehay, Reeves) scan—
  477. 477Resolution congratulating Cambridge School Voluteer's Executive Director Frank White. (Reeves, Duehay, Sullivan, Toomey) scan—
  478. 478Resolution congratulkating Reverend Thomas Blom Chittick. Reeves, Toomey) scan—
  479. 479Resolution re: (SWOOPE) Students Watching Over Our Planet Earth. (Reeves, Duehay, Toomey) scan—
  480. 480Resolution re: Donations by Harvard Co-op to CASPAR, Inc. (Russell, Duehay, Myers, Sullivan, Toomey) scan—
  481. 481Resolution re death of Dorothy Earle L. DeAngelis. (Syullivan, Russell, Toomey, Reeves) scan—
  482. 482Death resolution foir Dorothy Paone. (Russell, Sullivan, Reeves) scan—
  483. 483Death resolution for Freda McLaughlin. (Sullivan, Toomey, Walsh, Reeves) scan—
  484. 484Resolution re: United Nations International Year of Indigenous Peoples 48th Anniversary Celebration. (Reeves, Duehay) scan—
  485. 485Congratulations to Leo Boyle 70th birthday. (Russell, Duehay, Toomey, Walsh, Reeves)—
  486. 486Death resolution for William Connollly. (Toomey, Reeves) scan—
  487. 487Death resolution for Frank Wojcik. (Toomey, Sullivan, Reeves) scan—
  488. 488Death resolution for Peter Kappalas. (Toomey, Sullivan, Walsh Reeves) scan—
  489. 489Death resolution for Augusto Cingarelli. (Toomey. Reeves) scan—
  490. 490Resolution congratulating Youville Hospital & Rehab Center. (Reeves, Duehay, Toomey, Walsh) scan—
  491. 491Resolution congratulating Cambridge Community T.V. 5th Anniversary. (Reeves, Duehay, Myers, Sullivan, Toomey, Walsh) scan—
  492. 492Resolution congratulating SCS Community Transportation in assisting the elderly. (Reeves, Duehay, Russell, Toomay, Walsh) scan—
  493. 493Resolution congratulating John and Susan Yearwood on Gold Wedding Anniversary. (Reeves, Sullivan, Toomey) scan—
  494. 494Resolution congratulkating Just-A-Start Corps. National STPA Presidential Award. ( Myers, Toomey, Waslh, Reeves) scan—
  495. 495Resolution for funding local government monitoring the lead levels in drinking water. (Reeves, Duehay, Russell, Walsh) scan—
  496. 496Resolution congratulating Cambridge Hospital's Foster G. McGraw Award./ (Myers, Duehay, entire membership) scan—
  497. 497Resolution for funding for the Nat'l Endowment for the Arts. (Reeves, Duehay, Myers) scan—
  498. 498Resolution urging Cambridge School Dept. to join Nat;'l Recycling in schools. (Reeves, Duehay, Toomey) scan—
  499. 499Death resolution for Lawrence Morrissey. (Sullivan, Russell, Toomey, Walsh) scan—
  500. 500Recognizing[?] October 1993 as Nat'l Down Syndrome Awareness Month. [overstruck: Designating October 1993] (Reeves, Russell, Toomey)—
  501. 501Recognizing November 1993 as Nat'l Hospice Month. (Reeves, Duehay, Russell, Toomey Walsh) scan—
  502. 502Congratulations to Lorenzo Parra of Cambrideg Human Rights Commission. (Reeves, Duehay, Myers) scan—
  503. 503Resolution on Firefighter Ferderick Bokuniewicz's retirement. (Russell, Duehay, Sullivan, Toomey, Walsh, Cyr, Reeves) scanNov 1
  504. 504" " Robert P. Souza's " (Russell, Duehay, Sullivan, Toomey, Walsh, Cyr, Reeves) scanNov 1
  505. 505" " GErard Leech's " (Russell, Duehay, Sullivan, Toomey, Walsh, Cyr, Reeves) scanNov 1
  506. 506" " Ronald Mateo's " (Russell, Duehay, Sullivan, Toomey. Walsh, Cyr, Reeves) scanNov 1
  507. 507" " John C. Flynn's " (Russell, Duehay, Sullivan, Toomey, Walsh, Cyr, Reeves) scanNov 1
  508. 508" " John M. White's " (Russell, Duehay, Sullivan, Toomey, Walsh, Cyr, Reeves) scanNov 1
  509. 509" " Jay M. Milliken's " Russell, Duehay, Sullivan, Toomey, Walsh, Cyr, Reeves) scanNov 1
  510. 510" " Deputy Fire Chief Cornelius O'Brien' retireement. (Russell, Duehay, Sullivan, Toomey, Walsh. Cyr, Reeves) scanNov 1
  511. 511Mayor Reever re: Supports the continuation and expansion of the National Transportation Systems Center in the Kendall Sq. Urban Renewal Area. scan—
  512. 512Councillor Wolf re: Congratulations to Associated Day Care Services the Cambridge Hospital, The Cambriodge Human Service Dept, and Area IV. scan—
  513. 513Mayor Reeves re: Future development of the Eastern part of Cambridge including Kendall Sq. Commonwealth Energy Dept of Transportation and Kendall Sq. edge of MIT campus. scan—
  514. 514Death resolution for Richard Sleeper. (Toomey, Sullivan) scan—
  515. 515Death reslution for Helen Murphy. (Sullivan) scan—
  516. 516Death resolution for Mary MacPherson. Sullivan, Myers, Toomey) scan—
  517. 517Death resolution for Nicholas DeFrancesco. (Toomey, Sullivan, Russell, Reeves) scan—
  518. 518Death resolution for Gertrude Leddy. (Sullivan, Toomey) scan—
  519. 519Death resolution for John L. Sullivan. (Sullivan, Toomey) scan—
  520. 520Death resolution for John Fracis Gannon. (Toomey, Walsh, Russell, Sullivan. Reeve[?]—
  521. 521Death resolution for Dr. Charles A. Brusch. (Sullivan, Duehay, Russell, Toomey, Walsh. Reeves) scan—
  522. 522Death resolution for Francis Hank Harrington. (Toomey, Sullivan, Russell, Reeves) scan—
  523. 523Death resolution for Maria Bairos. (Toomey, Sullivan, Reeves) scan—
  524. 524Councillor Walsh re: donation of food from Stop & Shop for C.E.O. C. (Cyr, Russell, Sulli[?] scan—
  525. 525Resolution congratulating Bradford and Nancy Derocher on 25th wedding anniversary. (Walsh, Cyr, Russell, Toomey) scan—
  526. 526Congratulations to JUST A START and Employment Resdouces for their accomplishments. (Reeves, Duehay, Toomey) scan—
  527. 527Congratulations to Audrey Melick as Executive Director of Cambridge School Volunteers. ((Reeves) scan—
  528. 528Resolution on the death of Mary Holly. (Sullivan) scan—
  529. 529Recognition of the Old Baptist Church for tis many contributions . scanNov 1
  530. 530Celebrate 50 years of existence of the Schlesinger Library. scanNov 1
  531. 531Resolution on the death of Georgianna Duarte. (Toomey & Sullivan) scanNov 1
  532. 532Firefighter William Hunter's retirement. (Russell, Cyr, Duehay, Sullivan, Toomey, Walsh, Reeves) scanNov 1
  533. 533Chief apparatus repairman John Browne's retirement from Fire Dept. (Russell, Cyr, Duehay, Sullivan, Toomey, Walsh, Reeves) scanNov 1
  534. 534Retirement of Firefighter Nicholas Iannacci's from Fire Dept. " scanNov 1
  535. 535November 2, 1993 Election Day all residents exercise their right to vote. (Reeves, Cyr, Duehay, Wolf) scanNov 1
  536. 536Retirement of Helen P. Donovan. (Walsh, Cyr, Myers, Russell, Sullivan, Toomey &Reeves) scanNov 1
  537. 537Death resolution of John Goudeia. (Toomey, Sullivan & Reeves)Nov 1
  538. 538Resolution on the Cambriodge Community Center. (Reeves, Cyr, Russell, Sullivan, Toomey) scanNov 1
  539. 539Resolution on the death of Millie Fitzgerald. (Sullivan, Toomey, Walsh & Reeves) scanNov 1
  540. 540Resolution on the death opf Edward McLaughlin. (Sullivan, Russell, Toomey, Walsh & Reeves) scanNov 1
  541. 541Resolution on the death of James Farr. (Sullivan) scanNov 1
  542. 542Resolution on the death of Lenny Shaughnessey. (Sullivan) scanNov 1
  543. 543Resolution on the death of Elizabeth Farrell. (Sullivan) scanNov 1
  544. 544Resolution on the death of Esther Bryine. (Sullivan) scanNov 1
  545. 545Birthday resolution for Dorothy Wood Gatherwright. (Reeves) scanNov 1
  546. 546Restoration of human rights and democratic process in Haiti. (Reeves, Cyr, Duehay, Wolf) scanNov 1
  547. 547Resolution on the retirement of Francis Foley as the Director of Elementry Education Cambridge Public Scholls( Sullivan, Cyr, Duehay, Russell, Toomey, Wlash Wolf) scanNov 1
  548. 548Resolution on retirement of Marilyn McGinn as principal of the Fletcher School. (Sullivan, Cyr, Duehay, Ruseell, Toomey, Walsh, Wolf, Reeves) scanNov 1
  549. 549Resolution on the retirement of Albert Giroux as Director of Public Information, Cambridge School Department. (Sullivan, Duehay, Myers, Russell, Toomey, Walsh, Wolf, Reeves) scanNov 1
  550. 550Councillors Sullivan and Russell re: death resolution on Joseph Cremens, late sanitary inspector for the City of Cmabridge.Nov 15
  551. 551Councillor Sullivan re: Congratulate John DeVillars as Regional Director of the Environmental Protection Agency by President Clinton.Nov 15
  552. 552Councillor Sullivan re: 80th birthday resolution for Anthony Carvalho. scanNov 15
  553. 553Councillors Russell and Sullivan re: death resolution for Ralph Dunphy. scanNov 15
  554. 554Councillor Sullivan re: 60th birthday resolution of Catherine (Kennedy) Donnelly. scanNov 15
  555. 555Councillor Russell re: congratulate Jonathan Higley on passing the BAR. scanNov 15
  556. 556Councillor Duehay re: resignation of Charlotte Moore as Executive Director of Cambridge Disovery. scanNov 15
  557. 557Vice Mayor Cyr re: congratulations to re-elected City Council memebers and warm to new Councillors elect. (Duehay, Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Wolf) scanNov 15
  558. 558Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Cyr and Councillor Wolf re: Resolution on the death of Mary Pilgrim of North Cambridge. (Duehay, Myers, Ruseell, Sullivan) scanNov 15
  559. 559Councillor Walsh resolution congratulating Tom Rafferty on his admission to the Mass Bar.(Duehay, Myers, Russell, Sullivan, Reeves, Toomey, Wolf) scanNov 15
  560. 560Councillor Walsh resolution on the 80th birthday of ThomasH.D. Mahoney. (Duehay, Russell, Sullivan, Wolf, Reeves) scanNov 15
  561. 561Mayor Reeves re: November 16, 1993 as Dutch American Heritage Day in Cambridge (Toomey, Walsh) scanNov 15
  562. 562Councillor Toomey re: Prepare death resolution for Walter Barker.(Sullivan, Walsh, Reeves) scanNov 15
  563. 563Councillor Toomey re: preparre death resolution for William Coleman. (Reeves) scanNov 15
  564. 564Councillor Sullivan re: Death resolution of Leroy Johnson retired Water Dept. employee. (Duehay, Sullivan, Walsh, Reeves) scanNov 15
  565. 565Councillor Toomey re: resolution on retirement of Therese Fehlan (Sullivan) scanNov 15
  566. 566Councillor Duehay re: resolution on th eretirement of Mary Brewster Kennedy as Chairperson of the Public Planting Committee.(Toomey, Wolf, Reeves) scanNov 15
  567. 567Mayor Reeves re: The North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA). scanNov 15
  568. 568Counillor Wolf re: The Cambridge Food Pantry Network's (CFPN) annual Bread and Justice Campaign. (Duehay, Reeves) scanDec 13
  569. 569Mayor Reeves re: Death resolution for Lucy A. Hammerman.(Duehay, Myers, Wolf) scanDec 13
  570. 570Mayor Reeves re: Welcoming five teachers from San Jose Las Flores , El Salvador to Cambridge as part of the Sister City Project.(Wolf, Myers, Duehay) scanDec 13
  571. 571Mayor Reeves re: Urging all citizens of Cambridge to unite in a common Ecumenical bond of Thanksgiving.(Myers, Duehay) scanDec 13
  572. 572Councillor Toomey re: Congratulations to Mary Lyons on her retirement from the Chapter One Program. (Russell, Reeves) scanDec 13
  573. 573Councillor Wolf re: Death resolution for Gregory Anrig.(Duehay, Reeves) scanDec 13
  574. 574Councillor Sullivan re: Death resolution for Ronnie Woodman. scanDec 13
  575. 575Councillor Sullivan re: Congratulation to Brendan Noonan Jr. on his recent admission to the Massachusetts Bar Association. (Duehay, Russell, Walsh, Reeves) scanDec 13
  576. 576Councillor Toomey re: Death resolution for Edward Paul Robinson. (wolf,Reeves) scanDec 13
  577. 577Councillor Myers re: Clean Air Act conference at Boston Marriott on November 30, 1993. scanDec 13
  578. 578Councillor Walsh re: Birth resolution of Hannah McEwen Varden, daughter of Douglas Varden and Sarah McEwen Farrington of Cambridge. scanDec 13
  579. 579Councilor Walsh re: Thomas D. Coates of Fayerweather Street being sworn in as a member of the Pennsylvania Bar. (Russell, Sullivan) scanDec 13
  580. 580Mayor Reeves and Councilllor Toomey re: Congratulations to Eric Percoco recipient of the Eagle Scout Award. (Duehay, Russell, Sullivan, Walsh) scanDec 13
  581. 581Councillor Toomey re: Death resolution of James Ferrierra. scanDec 13
  582. 582Councillor Toomey re: Death resolution of Alice Agnes Crowley. (Sullivan,Walsh) scanDec 13
  583. 583Councillor Toomey re: Death resolution of Thomas DeMaio. (Russll) scanDec 13
  584. 584Councillor Duehay re: Death resolution for the Honorable R. Ammi Cutter, retired Justice of the Supmren Judicial Court. (Sullivan) scanDec 13
  585. 585Mayor Reeves re: Congratulations to Cambridge Community Chorus Orchestra on upcoming rendition of the famed Handel's Messiah on 12/18/93 at 7:30 P.M. at Kresge Auditorium, MIT. (DUehay, Myers) scanDec 13
  586. 586Councillor Russell re: Retirement of Dorothy Walsh on 8/31/93. (Sullivan, Toomey) scanDec 13
  587. 587Councillor Sullivan re: Death resolution of Sal Caruso. scanDec 13
  588. 588Councillor Toomey re: Death resolution of James Sheehan. (Walsh) scanDec 13
  589. 589Counillor Toomey aND Councillor Sullivan re: Death resolution of Frank DiLeo. (Myers, Russell, Walsh) scanDec 13
  590. 590Councillor Sullivan re: Death resolution of Albert Sateriale. (Duehay, Russell, Walsh) scanDec 13
  591. 591Mayor Reeves re: Declare Decemebr 8-16, 1993 as Chanukah Week in City of Cambridge. (Myers) scanDec 13
  592. 592Councillor Walsh re: Engagement of Caitriona Fottrell and Brian Fahey of Omabridge (Russell) scanDec 13
  593. 593Councillor Sullivan re: Congratulations to Cambridge Police Dept. on "Operation Northern Exposure." (Myers, Russell, Toomey, Walsh) scanDec 13
  594. 594Councillor Russell re: death resolution for Anthony Ferolito. scanDec 13
  595. 595Mayor Reeves and Councillor Toomey re: Congratulations to Bumsoon Lee, recipient of the Eagle Scout Award. (Duehay, Russell, Sullivan and Walsh) scanDec 13
  596. 596Councillor Sullivan re: Death resolution for Reverend W. Murray Kenney. (Duehay Russell, Toomey and Walsh) scanDec 13
  597. 597Councillor Sullivan re: Death resolution for John J. Terry, Jr. (Duehay, Russell, Toomey and Walsh) scanDec 13
  598. 598Mayor Reeves re: Happy holidays, Merry Christmas, Happy Hanukkah, and Happy Kwanza. (Duehay, Myers, Russell, Sullivan) scanDec 13
  599. 599Councillor Toomey re: Support continuing operation of the Semitic Museum, Harvard University. scanDec 13
  600. 600Councillor Wolf re: Well wishes to Neal Michael who recently left the position of Executive Director of Kids' Council.(Duehay, Myers, Russell, Toomey) scanDec 13
  601. 601Councillor Walsh re: Kevin and Mary O'Connell of Ireland, visiting Cambridge. (Sullivan) scanDec 13
  602. 602Councillor Russell and Councillor Sullivan re: Death resolution of Rose Mary Bertoli. scanDec 13
  603. 603Councillor Sullivan re: Resolution on 60th birthday of Gertrude Wright. scanDec 13
  604. 604Reconsideration filed by Councillor Toomey to an order submitted by Councillor Russell adopted on December 13, 1993 regarding computerizing the Proportional Representation election process.- 12/20/93 - no action - order adopted on 12/13/93 - stands. scanDec 20
  605. 605Councillor Toomey re: Death resolution for Albert Sarchioni. (Russell, Sullivan Reeves) scanDec 20
  606. 606Councillor Toomey re: Death resolution for Vincent Nicoloro. (Sullivan, Reeves) scanDec 20
  607. 607Councillor Toomey re: Death resolution of Albert McElroy. (Sullivan, Reeves) scanDec 20
  608. 608Councillor Sullivan re: Renaming the administration building at 147 Hampshire Street to the Ralph J. Dunphy Administration Building. (Russell, Toomey, Walsh, Reeves) scanDec 20
  609. 609Councillor Wolf re: Thanks to Cambridge Postmaster Frank Carbonneau for expanding hours especially during the holidays. (Duehay, Myers, Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Reves) scanDec 20
  610. 610Councillor Duehay re: The Open Space Bond Bill. (Reeves) scanDec 20
  611. 611Councillors Wolf amd Duehay re: North Cambrodge Health Center to be named the Barbara Ackermann Health Clinic. (Reeves, Cyr, Russell, Sullivan and Walsh) scanDec 20
  612. 612Councillors Walsh, Russell, Toomey re: Walter J. Sullivan award the title of "Mayor Emeritus." scanDec 20
  613. 613Councillor Sullivan re: Best Wishes to Jonathan Ginsberg on his de%arture from the Cambridge Chamber of Commerce. (Wolf, Reeves, Myers, Russell, Toomey, Walsh) scanDec 20
  614. 614Councillor Toomey re: Congratulations to Michael Nicoloro and Norma Buonomo as receipients of an award by the Society of Saints Cosmos and Damien' scostume ball. (Russell, Sullivasn, Walsh, Reeves) scanDec 20
  615. 615Councillor Toomeyre: Death resolution of Roy Medeiros. (Russell, Sullivan, Reeves) scanDec 20
  616. 616not yet captured from this volume—
  617. 617Councillor Sullivan re Congrats to two ten year old girls for their courageous response to kidnap attempt. (Myers, Russell, Toomey, WEalsh Wof and Reeves) scanDec 20

Sundries

483 actions · № 1–484
  1. 1Councillors Russell, Duehay, Wolf, Vice Mayor Cyr & Mayor Reeves re: Requesting the owner of the Fresh Pond Stop & Shop to rent the space to a market that will be affordable to the residents of that area. scanJan 4
  2. 2Communication from Robert W. Lewis, Exec. Director., Cambridge Chamber of Commerce and Karl P. Fagans, Chairman, Clean Air Committee transmitting a copy of a letter sent to the Commonwealth of Massachusetts to inform the Commonwealth of the willing to participate to develop solutions regarding the city's proposal for amendment of the State Implementation Plan. scanJan 4
  3. 3Communication from Carl F. Barron, President, Central Square Business Association, regarding the review process for evaluation of the City Manager. scanJan 4
  4. 4Notice of a public hearing received from the DPU on Thursday, January 14, 1993 at 2:00 p.m. at 100 Cambridge Street, Boston, on the petition of Joseph's Limousine Service, inc. requesting that the DPU to act as the licensing authority and issue it a municipal street license for the City of Cambridge. scanJan 4
  5. 5Update on the City's progrss in reaching compliance with requirements of the Americans with Disabilities Act. scanJan 4
  6. 6Reconsideration filed by Mayor Reeves on the action taken on Dec. 21, 1992 referring to the State Ethics Commission a communication from FrederickB. Hayes, III, Hayes, Clark, Hunt and Embry regarding allegations that Councillor Walsh was representing clients in the cases before theCambridge Rent control Board. scanJan 4
  7. 7Communication from City Clerk transmitting notification of the refiling of all Cambridge Home Rule legislation that is pending and has not received legislative action by the filing deadline. scanJan 4
  8. 8Communication from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, relative to Calendar Item No. 15 dated 12/21/92 regarding a motion of City Manager Robert W. Healy, to intervene on behalf of the City Council in the court action brought by Trinity Realty Limited Partnership in the Land Court Docket #183-411. scanJan 4
  9. 9Awaiting Report Item No. 20 regarding a report outlining regulations governing caps on pouring licenses. scanJan 4
  10. 10Awaiting Report item No. 10 regarding potential programs of clean fueled vehicles and to develop clean fueled transportation systems. scanJan 4
  11. 11Awaiting Report Item No. 15 regarding traffic concerns at the corner of Bishop Allen Drive and Columbia Street. scanJan 4
  12. 12Awaiting Report Item No. 15 regarding parking permits for businesses. scanJan 4
  13. 13Councillors Walsh, Duehay, Russell, Wolf and Vice Mayor Cyr re: Support of the Home Health Care Service Protection Act. scanJan 4
  14. 14Notice of a public hearing received from the DPU for Tuesday, January 19, 1993 at 7:30 p.m. at the M.E. Fitzgerald School on the petition of Cambridge Electric Light for an increase in their base rate. scanJan 4
  15. 15Communication from James W. Headley and Pepita Soto requesting the City Council to reconsider the appeal filed by the Rent Control Board regarding the premises located at 86 Henry Street. scanJan 4
  16. 16Communication from David Giannotti, Senior Investigator, State Ethics Commission, transmitting the decision of the commission that the issue raised by the City Council on the Open Meeting Law does not fall within their jurisdiction. scanJan 4
  17. 17Councillor Russell re: Possibility of Midas Muffler removing the second floor addition in order to reach an amicable conclusion. scanJan 4
  18. 18Vice Mayor Cyr re: Urging the License Commission to discontinue the liquor license of the White Hen Pantry. scanJan 11
  19. 19Councillors Walsh & Toomey re: Explanation as to why certain schools are falling below acceptable standards in the Massachusetts Educational Program. scanJan 11
  20. 20Communication from the Cambridge Chamber of Commerce requesting the City Council to clearly articulate in advance the criteria for the review of the City Manager. scanJan 11
  21. 21Communication from Mary Lou McGrath, Superintendent of Schools, transmitting information on the results of the Massachusetts Educational Assessment Tests. scanJan 11
  22. 22Communication from Councillor Duehay transmitting notification and invitation to the City Council of a trip to Worcester to view the new biotechnology park and learn about innovative funding to attract new businesses. scanJan 11
  23. 23Communication from the Election Commission Board regarding a hearing to be held on Wednesday, January 13, 1993 at 7:30 p.m. at 362 Green Street regarding the redistricted Ward and Precinct lines. scanJan 11
  24. 24Communication from Kathy Toppi, Mayor Reeves' Office, advising that Mayor Reeves would like to have a hearing to set goals and objectives in 1993 for the City Council on Monday, January 11, 1993 at 7:00 p.m. scanJan 11
  25. 25Report from the Housing and Community Development Committee for a hearing held on November 12, 1992 regarding the issue of citizens participation in planning and community development projects. scanJan 11
  26. 26Awaiting Report Item No. 12 regarding the status of restoring MBTA Bus #83 to its former route. scanJan 11
  27. 27Awaiting Report Item No. 16 regarding the unemployment rate in Cambridge. scanJan 11
  28. 28Awaiting Report Item No. 29 regarding the status of the Commissioner of Inspectional Services. scanJan 11
  29. 29Elder Committee relative to an update on the Senior Center. scanJan 11
  30. 30Councillor Russell re: Update from the Rent Control Committee on the status of the discussion on the definition of "Ownership". scanJan 11
  31. 31Communication from Richard D. Clarey, North Cambridge Stabilization Committee, regarding the license issued to White Hen Pantry. scanJan 11
  32. 32Councillor Toomey re: Displeasure at the actions of Cambridge Electric Light Company in their awarding of contracts. scanJan 25
  33. 33Councillor Russell re: Cancellation of the City Council meeting of March 8, 1993. scanJan 25
  34. 34Communication from Jerome T. Murphy, Professor and Dean, Harvard Graduate School of Education, acknowledging resolutions sent to him from the City Council. scanJan 25
  35. 35Communication from Harry J. Petrucci, Secretary, Local Election Districts Review Commission, transmitting notification of Chapter 403 of the acts of 1992 which amends local re-precincting statutes which requires new wards and precincts to be used in municipal elections. scanJan 25
  36. 36Communication from William C. Hutchinson, P.E., Hutchinson Engineering Company, relative to the installing additional water meters. scanJan 25
  37. 37Communication from Pamela Carruthers, 10 Howland Street, in opposition to the request for a contribution to the Police Benevolent Association. scanJan 25
  38. 38Communication from David Aposhian & Scott Kenton, Cambridge Design and Development, Inc. presenting to the City's Affordable Housing Trust Fund their final contributions to the fund from sales of their project at 21-35 Mount Vernon Street. scanJan 25
  39. 39Communication from Jack Martinelli, 171 Auburn Street, relative to city departments, boards and commissions complying with public disclosure laws "as soon as possible". scanJan 25
  40. 40Awaiting Report Item #30 regarding a report on animals with rabies. scanJan 25
  41. 41Update on the isue of dogs at Fresh Pond. See CM Reg # 17-1993 for order, [?] scanJan 25
  42. 42Awaiting Report Item #14 regarding an update on the dedication plans for the Robert S. Remer Walkway. See S-1992 #988 for order scanJan 25
  43. 43Awaiting Report Item #21 regarding an inspection of Concord Avenue. See F-1992 #53 for order. scanJan 25
  44. 44Awaiting Report Item #3 regarding the disposal of large appliance items. See F-1992 #1 for order. scanJan 25
  45. 45Awaiting Report Item #4 regarding staffing transfers and reassignments at the Department of Public Works. See F-1992 #29 for order - org rep. rec 2/24/92[?] referred back to City Mgr. scanJan 25
  46. 46Home Rule Petition entitled "AN ACT RELATIVE TO LICENSING OF CERTAIN MOTOR CARRIERS IN THE CITY OF CAMBRIDGE." scanJan 25
  47. 47not yet captured from this volume—
  48. 48Investigation by DPU on the petition of Teleworld One Communications Corp. to provide resold telecommunications service to business customers within the Commonwealth . scanFeb 1
  49. 49Investigation by DPU on a petition of Equality, Inc. to provide telephone services to business customers within the Commonwealth. scanFeb 1
  50. 50Investigation by DPU on the petition of Radio Call Company, Inc. to operate a mobile radio utility system in Massachusetts. scanFeb 1
  51. 51Investigation by DPU on the petition of Cherry Communications to provide resold long-distance services and alternative operation services to residential and business customers within the Commonwealth. scanFeb 1
  52. 52Communication from Richard D. Clarey, regarding an oral opinion received by him from the State Ethics Commission relative to the Midas Muffler. scanFeb 1
  53. 53Communication from President William Clinton in acknowledgement of resolutions adopted by the City Council. scanFeb 1
  54. 54Councillors Russell, Vice Mayor Cyr & Mayor Reeves re: JOint meeting of the City Council sub-committees on Elder Affairs and Transportation be held with members of the Cambridge Carriage Coalition. scanFeb 1
  55. 55Communication from Teresa Neighbor, Election Commission, transmitting notification of the time table for the redistricting of wards and precincts. scanFeb 1
  56. 56Human Service and Youth Committee for a hearing held on January 7, 1993 on the discussion of the Youth Employment Development Plan. scanFeb 1
  57. 57Report from the Special Committee on CASPAR for a meeting held on Thursday, December 17, 1992, relative to CASPAR being located in the Central Square area. scanFeb 1
  58. 58Report from the Special Committee on the CASPAR Relocation for a community meeting held on Thursday, December 10, 1992 at 7:30 p.m. at the Y.W.C.A. scanFeb 1
  59. 59Report from the Special Committee on the CASPAR Relocation for a meeting held on JThursday, December 10, 1992 at 12:00 p.m. which met to outline the agenda for the community meeting to be held in the evening on December 10, 1992. scanFeb 1
  60. 60Awaiting Report Item No. 19 regarding an update on the hiring of twenty-one new police officers. scanFeb 1
  61. 61Awaiting Report Item No. 16 regarding a report detailing the staffing levels by shift of the Police Department for FY93. scanFeb 1
  62. 62Awaiting Report Item No. 15 regarding the recent distribution of a neo-nazi newspaper. scanFeb 1
  63. 63Communication from Gerald Bergman, CEOC, relative to the passage of the Massachusetts Hunger Relief Act plans for school breakfast and summer feeding programs for children. scanFeb 1
  64. 64Awaiting Report Item No. 23 regarding a report on the history of the Unicorp Land taking case. scanFeb 1
  65. 65Communication from Jack Martinelli, 171 Auburn Street, transmitting information regarding the hearing scheduled on Unicorp. scanFeb 1
  66. 66Councillor Walsh re: Amendments to the City Council Rules as amended and amendment to the Municipal Code in Chapter 2.26. scanFeb 8
  67. 67Awaiting Report Item No. 27 regarding a report on the armed robbery in the vicinity of Pearl & William Streets. scanFeb 8
  68. 68Awaiting Report Item No. 17 regarding the National League of Cities (NLC) Economic Recovery Plan. scanFeb 8
  69. 69Awaiting Report Ite No. 24 regarding a public information profram to assist low-income households in applying for special provisions for federal income tax. scanFeb 8
  70. 70Councillor Walsh re: Implications of a restructured Auditor's Office. scanFeb 8
  71. 71Communication from Michael Gervais, President, Cambridge Carriage Coalition, transmitting notification of the establishment of a taxi school and requesting funding for any or all part of this educational school. scanFeb 8
  72. 72Communication from DPU transmitting notice for fixing the time for comment on proposed regulations concerning the preservation of records of electric, gas and water utilities. scanFeb 8
  73. 73Councillors Russell & Toomey re: Cases of rabies in the West and North Cambridge areas. scanFeb 8
  74. 74Communication from Arthur S. Michaels and family in appreciation of the resolution adopted by the City Council. scanFeb 8
  75. 75Report from the Health and Hospital Committee for hearings held on December 18, 1992 and February 3, 1993 regarding the Cambridge Hospital facilities master plan. scanFeb 8
  76. 76Call of a SPECIAL MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL for Tuesday, February 9, 1993 at 5:30 p.m. in the Sullivan Chamber for the purpose of receiving public input on the City Manager's evaluation process. scanFeb 9
  77. 77Communication from Russell Higley, City Solicitory, regarding public records opinion regarding City Manager evaluations. scanFeb 22
  78. 78Public Safety Committee Report for a hearing held on February 3, 1993 to consider Police Department staff issues and to receive a presentation of the Fire Study. scanFeb 22
  79. 79Councillor Myers re: Agreement for siting of CASPAR at 240 Albany Street. scanFeb 22
  80. 80Communication from Renae Scott, President, CCA, re: opposition to the extension of the contract with the City Manager. scanFeb 22
  81. 81Communication from Michael Turk, Co-Chair, Cambridge Tenants Union, re: Promotion of sale of rent controlled apartments as condominiums. scanFeb 22
  82. 82Communication from the DPU regarding a notice of public hearing for March 2, 1993 at 10:00 a.m. at 100 Cambridge Street, Boston, for the approval of the proposed new Firm Tansportation Rate. scanFeb 22
  83. 83Communication from William P. Lee, Chairman, Local Election Districts Review Commission, regarding the redivision of the city of Cambridge into wards and precincts at its February 3, 1993 meeting. scanFeb 22
  84. 84Awaiting Report Item No. 24 regarding the status of the homeless in Cambridge. SEE CITY MANAGER REQUESTS 1993 #20 FOR ORIGINAL ORDER. SEE ALSO AGENDA #40F 3/1/93 FOR SUPPLEMENTAL REPORT. scanFeb 22
  85. 85Communication from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, relative to amendment to M.G.L. c. 59, s 5, Clause Third, which allows university and college-owned property to be tax exempt. scanFeb 22
  86. 86Awaiting Report Item No. 30 regarding State-wide legislation that would include in the calculation of State-aid a factor for the percentage of City-land that is devoted to non-taxed institutions. SEE ORDER #15 & 25 of 2/1/93 FOR ORIGINAL ORDERS. scanFeb 22
  87. 87Awaiting Report Item No. 14 regarding an amendment to the Municipal Code requiring all future jobs of the City of Cambridge to be filled by Cambridge residents. SEE FINANCE 1992 #559 FOR ORIGINAL ORDER. scanFeb 22
  88. 88Awaiting Report Item No. 31 regarding a review of new digital parking meters. SEE ORIGINAL ORDER #2 of 2/8/93. scanFeb 22
  89. 89Awaiting Report Item No. 23 regarding an alternative restaurant for the St. Patrick's Day luncheon for the elderly. SEE CITY MANAGER REQUESTS 1993 #21 FOR ORIGINAL ORDER. scanFeb 22
  90. 90Awaiting Report Item No. 21 regarding the Community Response Trust Fund. SEE CITY MANAGER REQUESTS FOR 1993 #11 FOR ORIGINAL ORDER. scanFeb 22
  91. 91Vice Mayor Cyr & Councillor Duehay re: Review the implications of the City Council in accepting the provisions of MGL Chapter 32 Section 20 Subsection 4C. scanFeb 22
  92. 92Councillor Walsh re: Home ownership program. scanFeb 22
  93. 93Councillor Duehay, Vice Mayor Cyr & Councillor Wolf re: Home Rule Legislation entitled "AN ACT PROVIDING FOR THE CAMBRIDGE LICENSE COMMISSION." scanFeb 22
  94. 94Housing and Community Development Report for a hearing held on Feb. 16, 1993 regarding the rules to create a more consistent outreach effort and principles for public input. scanFeb 22
  95. 95Call of a SPECIAL CITY COUNCIL MEETING for February 23, 1993 at 7:30 p.m. scanFeb 23
  96. 96Call of a SPECIAL CITY COUNCIL MEETING FOR Thursday, February 25, 1993 at 7:30 p.m. for the purpose of the City Manager's evaluation , The City Manager will hear the comments of the City Council. scanFeb 25
  97. 97Vice Mayor Cyr re: Home Rule Legislation entitled "AN ACT TO PERMIT THE CITY OF CAMBRIDGE TO EXEMPT CERTAIN INCOME PRODUCING ASSETS FROM THE ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS TO AN ELDERLY ABATEMENT". scanMar 1
  98. 98Mayor reeves re: Inadequacies of dimly lit areas. scanMar 1
  99. 99Councillor Russell re: American Movie Classics to be included in the Cable TV basic package. scanMar 1
  100. 100Mayor Reeves re: Public telephones. scanMar 1
  101. 101Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Cyr, Councillors Duehay & Wolf re: Haitian boat tragedy. scanMar 1
  102. 102Report from the Auditors Committee for a hearing held on February 9, 1993 for a presentation on the role of the City Auditor in other communities. scanMar 1
  103. 103Report from the Auditors Committee for a hearing held on February 2, 1993 regarding a review of the statutory and Municipal Code responsiblities of the position of the City Auditor. scanMar 1
  104. 104Investigation by the DPU on the petition of Automated Communications, Inc. dba AC America, Inc. to offer outbound and inbound 800 service. scanMar 1
  105. 105Awaiting Report Item No. 29 regarding an investigation of a letter from John Natale relative to a comment by a member of the Rent Control Board. SEE ORDER #22 OF 2/8/93. scanMar 1
  106. 106Awaiting Report Item No. 21 regarding the problem of eliminating stairs/ramp from plans at the Alewife Brrok Parkway Bridge. scanMar 1
  107. 107Notice of changes in cable service rates and equipment descriptions to be effective April 1, 1993. scanMar 1
  108. 108Awaiting Report Item No. 2 regarding the feasibility of contributing to a scholarship fund on city tax bills. FOR ORIGINAL ORDER SEE 1991 FINANCE #653 dated 12/9/91 scanMar 1
  109. 109Awaiting Report Item No. 31 regarding a supplemental report on the status of homeless in Cambridge. SEE CITY MANAGER REQUESTS 1993 #20 FOR ORIGINAL ORDER DATED 1/25/93 REPORT RECEIVED 2/22/93 -SEE AGENDA #8 OF 2/22/93 scanMar 1
  110. 110Awaiting Report Item No. 25 regarding information and map showing how much of the sidewalk abutting Midas Muffler between Washburn and Clarendon is city owned. FOR ORIGINAL ORDER SEE CITY MANAGER REQUESTS 1993 #28 dated 2/1/93 scanMar 1
  111. 111Awaiting Report Item No. 12 regarding a report from the Law Dept. regarding the implication of the Code of Conduct Ordinance involving spouses of siblings of employees of city boards or commissions. FOR ORIGINAL ORDER SEE ORDINANCES 1992 #44 scanMar 1
  112. 112Investigation by DPU on the petition of Convergent Communications, Inc. doing business as Alumni Network to provide resold telecommunications services within the Commonwealth. scanMar 1
  113. 113Investigation by the DPU on the petition of Imperial Telecom for the approval of the transfer of the certificate of public convenience and necessity. scanMar 1
  114. 114Investigation by DPU on the petition of Granite State Paging, Inc. and Arch Connecticut Valley, Inc. for the transfer of a certificate of public convenience and necessity. scanMar 1
  115. 115Councillors Toomey, Duehay, Myers, Wolf & Mayor Reeves re: Congratulations to the Graham and Parks Alternative Public School for being named one of America's Best Schools. scanMar 1
  116. 116Councillors Walsh, Duehay, Russell, Toomey & Vice Mayor Cyr re: Increase the Formula Grant for each senior. scanMar 1
  117. 117Councillors Walsh, Russell, Sullivan, Toomey & Vice Mayor Cyr resolutions on congratulating Youville Hospital commencing an innovative rehabilitation environment program. scanMar 1
  118. 118Auditor Committee report regarding the position of City Auditor. scanMar 1
  119. 119Environment Committee Report for a hearing held on February 25, 1993 regarding the need to beautify the approach to Cambridge from the West along Route 2 and Alewife Brook Parkway, receive a report from the MDC on its plans for this area and to receive a report from the Alewife Task Force. scanMar 1
  120. 120Traffic and Transportation Committee for a hearing held on Thursday, February 16, 1993 regarding the commuter mobility program with regards to the pilot Survey Program. scanMar 1
  121. 121Communication from Gerald Bergman, CEOC, requesting a supplemental allocation for the current fiscal year to feed the hungry. scanMar 1
  122. 122Communication from Senator Edward M. Kennedy in response to the resolution adopted by the City Council concerning Social Security. scanMar 1
  123. 123Communication from Larry C. Napper, Director, Office of Independent States and Commonwealth Affairs, United States Department of State, in response to a resolution adopted by the City Council concerning the blockade of Armenia. scanMar 15
  124. 124Notice of an investigation from DPU on the petition of Metromedia Paging Service, Inc. on the transfer of control of all FCC common carrier and private radio licenses currently held by MPS to LOCATE. scanMar 15
  125. 125Notice of an investigation of DPU on the petition of Teledial America, Inc. to provide telephone services to business customers within the Commonwealth. scanMar 15
  126. 126Notice of an investigation from DPU on the petition of Western Union ATS, Inc. to provide telephone services to business customers in the Commonwealth. scanMar 15
  127. 127Notice of an investigation from DPU on the petition of American Wats, Inc. to provide resold telecommunications services to business customers within the Commonwealth. scanMar 15
  128. 128Notice of an inbestigation from DPU on the petition of Z-Axis Communications to provide telecommunications services in the Commonwealth. scanMar 15
  129. 129Notice of an investigation from DPU on the petition of Alternate Communications Technology, Inc. to provide resold telecommunications services in the Commonwealth. scanMar 15
  130. 130Charles River Crossing. scanMar 15
  131. 131Awaiting Report Item No. 12 regarding strategies and initiative undertaken with regards to violence. scanMar 15
  132. 132Awaiting Report Item No. 22 regarding the future of MBTA Bus #83. SEE 1993 CITY MANAGER REQUESTS #41 FOR ORIGINAL ORDER DATED 2/8/93. scanMar 15
  133. 133Vice Mayor Cyr re: Acceptance of M.G.L. Chapter 43C Section 11 and draft amendments to the Municipal Code. scanMar 22
  134. 134Communication from Susan Batchelder, Corresponding Secretary, Small Property Owners Association of Cambridge, transmitting an article regarding Rent Control in Cambridge and the Goetz study. scanMar 22
  135. 135Councillors Wolf & Vice Mayor Cyr re: Amendment to the Rules of the City Council. scanMar 22
  136. 136Awaiting Report Item No. 24 regarding noxious fumes emanating from the printing company on Harvey Street. FOR ORIGINAL ORDER SEE 1993 CITY MANAGER REQUESTS #46. scanMar 22
  137. 137Cambridge Hospital Facilities Master Plan. scanMar 22
  138. 138Councillors Myers, Mayor Reeves, Councillors Duehay & Walsh re: Cancellation of the April 5, 1993 City Council meeting. scanMar 22
  139. 139Councillors Sullivan, Toomey & Walsh re: Possible appointment of Francis Budryk as Chair of the Cambridge-Cracow Sister City Assoc. scanMar 22
  140. 140Motion by Councillor Walsh to suspend the rules to have Alex Rodriguez appear before the City Council to explain his letter. scanMar 29
  141. 141Auditor's Committee Report for a hearing held on Thursday, March 25, 1993 regarding the position of the City Auditor. scanMar 29
  142. 142Communication from Dr. Leonard Solo, Principal, Graham & Parks School, in appreciation of the resolution adopted by the City Council on the Award received by the school from the Redbook Magazine. scanMar 29
  143. 143Communication from Robert J. LaTremouille, 348 Franklin Street, regarding problems in the Rent Control/Removal ordinance arising from the death of the owner. scanMar 29
  144. 144Notice of an investigation received from DPU on the petition of NET & T Company requesting proposed dialing changes known as the Interchangeable Numbering Plan Area (INPA) scanMar 29
  145. 145Communication from Astrid A. Dodds, 73 Wendell Street, in opposition to a non criminal disposition ticket which she received on March 15, 1993. scanMar 29
  146. 146Communication from Robert and Jackie Healy in appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council in memory of Bridie J. O'Connor. scanMar 29
  147. 147Awaiting Report Item No. 32 regarding a report on possible contaminated soil at service station. scanMar 29
  148. 148Awaiting Report Item No. 30 regarding funding of meal and food pantry programs. scanMar 29
  149. 149Awaiting Report Item No. 17 regarding the Massachusetts Childhood Hunger Relief Act plans for School Breakfast and Summer Feeding Program for Children. scanMar 29
  150. 150Councillors Myers, Duehay & Russell re: Proper notification by the Chair the Local Affairs Committee of matters of major significance to the City of Cambridge. scanMar 29
  151. 151Councillor Russell re: Request for a public hearing of the Government Operations Committee. scanMar 29
  152. 152Awaiting Report Item No. 35 regarding the completion date of the Area IV Youth Center. scanMar 29
  153. 153Call of a SPECIAL MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL for Tuesday, March 30, 1993 at 5:30 p.m. for the purpose of discussing the current and future contract of the City Manager. + all pertinent material - goals & objectives Committee Report + order & agreement. scanMar 29
  154. 154Communication from Guisman & Ben Soares in appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on Domingos Soares. scanApr 12
  155. 155Communication fromSenator Robert A. Havern in acknowledgement for the resolution adopted by the City Council regarding a new centrally issued driver's license. scanApr 12
  156. 156Notice of an investigation by the DPU on the Petition of World Tel Services,Inc. to provide resold telecommunications service within Massachusetts. scanApr 12
  157. 157Notice of an investigation by the DPU on the petition of Peoples Telephone Company,Inc. to provide pay telephone services including O+ calls within Massachusetts. scanApr 12
  158. 158Notice of an investigation by the DPU on the Petition of TRT/FTC Communication, Inc. dba TRT Communications, Ind. to provide resold telecommunications service within Massachusetts. scanApr 12
  159. 159Notice of an investigation by the DPU on the petition of Western Union ATS Inc. to provide telephone services to business customers within Massachusetts. scanApr 12
  160. 160Communication from the family of Charles William Eliot, 2nd transmitting notification of a services of thanksgiving for the life of Charles William Eliot, 2nd to be held on April 17, 1993 at 4:00 p.m. scanApr 12
  161. 161Communication from Francis P. Fiorenza, 1520 Cambridge Street, regarding the Cambridge Hospital's proposal for expansion. scanApr 12
  162. 162Communication received from Lisa Rechtschaffen, M.D., Medical Director, Primary Care Center, Cambridge Hospital, regarding the Cambridge Hospital's proposal for expansion. scanApr 12
  163. 163Communication from Ruth E. Desellier, 74 Clay Street, in appreciation of a resolution adopted by the City council in memory of her late husband, Charles. scanApr 12
  164. 164Communication from Richard Quigley, Youville Hospital in appreciation of a resolution adopted by the City Council in regards to the EASY Street rehabilitation environment at Youville. scanApr 12
  165. 165Awaiting Report Item No. 41 regarding the salary ordinance. Rep. recieved 4/26/93. See Agenda #9 4/26/93 scanApr 12
  166. 166Awaiting Report Item No. 35 regarding information on responsibility at the Cambridge Housing Authority for snow removal. scanApr 12
  167. 167Awaiting Report Item No. 18 regarding the removal of snow and ice from sidewalks. scanApr 12
  168. 168Awaiting Report Item No. 37 regarding the use of the building at 950 Cambridge Street. scanApr 12
  169. 169Awaiting Report Item No. 30 regarding a status report of a traffic study of the entire Arsenal Square area. scanApr 12
  170. 170Mayor Reeves & Councillor Wolf re: Pew Charitable Trust. scanApr 12
  171. 171Councillors Toomey, Russell and Mayor Reeves re: New labor contract of the Commonwealth Gas Company and the Steel Workers Local 12004. scanApr 12
  172. 172Communication from D. Margaret Drury, City Clerk, transmitting a communication on the status of Cambridge Home Rule Legislation. scanApr 12
  173. 173Rent Control Committee report for a hearing held on Wednesday, March 31, 1993 regarding a proposed change in the definition of owner occupancy for the purposes of Section 3 (b) (6) of the Rent Control Act. scan—
  174. 174Finance Committee Report for a hearing held on Wednesday, February 24, 1993 regarding the fiscal impact of the recently completed Fire Survey. scan—
  175. 175Ordinance Committee Report for a hearing held on Thursday, March 25, 1993 regarding proposed legislation entitled: " AN ACT PROVIDING FOR THE CAMBRIDGE LICENSE COMMISSION." scan—
  176. 176Communication from Ruth Medalia, 46 Shepard Street, transmitting notification of a Tuesday Meals to be held at the First Parish at 3 Church Street and further requesting the continued funding for the food programs. scan—
  177. 177Communication from Bill Jones expressing his gratitude to the Mayor, City Councillors and his friends at City Hall for all their help. scan—
  178. 178Sundry communications received in support of the continued funding of the food programs. scan—
  179. 179Awaiting Report Item No. 41 regarding access issues and policies and procedures at the Thomas P. O'Neill/Frsh Pond Golf Course. scan—
  180. 180Communication from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, relative to a Cooperation Agreement with the Cambridge Housing Authority. scan—
  181. 181Rent Control Committee Report for a hearing held on Tuesday, March 23, 1993 regarding a proposed amendment to change the definition of "owner" under Section 3(b)(6) of the Rent Control Act and to receive an update on the status of enforcement of the laws and regulations of owner occupancy of rent controlled condominiums. scan—
  182. 182Awaiting Report Item No. 14 regarding vacancies on boards and commissions. further RD[?] Sea. 4/26/93 See Agenda #2 of 4/26/93—
  183. 183Awaiting Report Item #40 regarding a report on the enforcement of the storage regulation. See 1993 City Manager Request # 90[?] of 3/22/93 for original order scan—
  184. 184Comm. from william S. Noble, Cambridge Tenants Union, regarding the Superior Court decision on the Small Property Owners Assoc. law suit. scan—
  185. 185Councillors Walsh & Russell re: Planning Board action dated 4/14/93 to increase FAR in Residence B zone. scanApr 26
  186. 186Mayor Reeves & Vice Mayor Cyr re: City to secure and maintain a clean uncluttered envronment. scanApr 26
  187. 187Councillors Russell, Sullivan & Walsh re: Naming of the bocci court in Danehy Park " The Dante Alighieri Bocci Court." scanApr 26
  188. 188Vice Mayor Cyr re: Support for passage of House No. 4042 relative to establishing a local option public safety excise tax on certain exempt institutions. scanApr 26
  189. 189Councillor Walsh & Mayor Reeves re: Enforcement of the snow clearance and ice-sanding ordinances for next year. scanApr 26
  190. 190Resubmitted communication received from William S. Noble, Cambridge Tenants Union, regarding the Superior Court decision on the Small Property Owners Association's law suit. scanApr 26
  191. 191Additional names in support of the continuation of the Food Pantry. scanApr 26
  192. 192Notice of an investigation by DPU on the petition of Coastal Automated Communications Corporation to provide operator services at traffic aggregator locations such as public pay telephones. scanApr 26
  193. 193Notice of an investigation by the Department of Public Utilities was received on the petition of TekeDebit, L. P., requesting authority to provide resold telecommunications services within the Commonwealth. scanApr 26
  194. 194Comm. from Jonathan Ginsberg, Director of Public Affairs, Cambridge Chamber of Commerce, expressing the chambers continued interest in the dialogue surrounding the Growth Policy Inititative. scanApr 26
  195. 195Comm. from Patricia Lucas, 2 Crawford Street #12, in support of Community Schools. scanApr 26
  196. 196Comm. from Robert J. LaTremouille, 348 Franklin Street, regarding lawless behavior by the Planning Board. scanApr 26
  197. 197Comm. from Robert M. Delahunt, Senior Vice President, Polaroid, in acknowledgement of the resolution adopted by the City Council in support of Polaroid. scanApr 26
  198. 198Comm. from Senator Robert A. Havern, regarding the resolution adopted by the City Council regarding the state budget in regard to the Council on Aging. scanApr 26
  199. 199Comm. from Adam B. Messom, 166 Hampshire Street, requesting the use of the Rindge and Latin Field House for the Cambridge Buccaneers. scanApr 26
  200. 200Comm. from Paul Saia, 147 Amory Street, commending the work of Police Commissioner Perry Anderson. scanApr 26
  201. 201Awaiting Report Item Number 36 regarding a request by the City Council for additional information relative to the salary ordinance or department heads. for original reports requested see 1993 City Managers Requests #65 dated 3/15/93 and 1993 Sundries #165 dated 4/12/93 scanApr 26
  202. 202Awaiting Report Item Number 4 regarding the Tobin school Air Quality Project. for original order see 1992 Finance # 225 dated 6/8/92 scanApr 26
  203. 203Awaiting Report Item Number 44 regarding boards and commissions. See 1993 Sundries #207 for original report received on this matter. scanApr 26
  204. 204Awaiting Report Item No. 19 regarding ways of making the Inspectional Services Dept. more efficient and user-friendly. for original order see 1993 City Manager Requests #36. scanApr 26
  205. 205Reconsideration filed by Councillor Walsh on the vote taken on April 12, 1993 failing to adopt an order submitted by Councillor Walsh regarding Rent Control issues and the recertifying of a housing emergency. scanApr 26
  206. 206Public Safety Committee Report for a hearing held on Wednesday, April 7, 1993 regarding the annual crime statistics and to review the Cambridge Police Department Patrol Unit Staffing and Allocation in 1992. scanMay 3
  207. 207Councillors Russell & Duehay re: Air Quality at the Longfellow School - Rep. rec. 6/21/93 - See Agenda # 3 of 6/21/93 scanMay 3
  208. 208Notice of an investigation was received from the DPU on the petition of Operator Service Company for permission to provide alternative operator services within Massachusetts. scanMay 3
  209. 209Notice of an investigation received from the DPU on the petition of TRT/FTC Communications, Inc. d/b/a TRT Communications, Inc. for permission to provide resold direct-dialed, 800 and travel card services over switched and dedicated facilities. scanMay 3
  210. 210Communication from the Ed Swisher family in appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council. scanMay 3
  211. 211Communication from Senator Edward M. Kennedy, in acknowledgement for the resolution adopted by the City Council regarding President Clinton's economic plan. scanMay 3
  212. 212Communication from Mary-Lee King, Chief Policy Adviser, Executive Department, Commonwealth of Mass, in response to the resolution adopted by the City Council in support of Senate Bill 260, AN aCT RELATIVE TO RATE SETTING FOR SPECIAL EDUCATION SERVICES. scanMay 3
  213. 213Awaiting Report Item No. 37 regarding a report on all city administered home improvement and housing rehabilitation programs. scanMay 3
  214. 214Awaiting Report Item No. 38 regarding a report on the housing activities of the Affordable Housing Trust Fund. scanMay 3
  215. 215Awaiting Report Item No. 36 regarding the procedures used by the Assessor's Office in determining assessed values for fiscal year 1994. scanMay 3
  216. 216Awaiting Report Item No. 31 regarding an outline of costs of recycling and the bidding process used and projects costs of recycling over the next two to three years. FOR ORIGINAL ORDER SEE CITY MANAGER'S REQUESTS 1993 #91. scanMay 3
  217. 217RESPONSE TO AWAITING RPT. #33 Regarding the condition of utility cover at Huron Ave. & Standish St. scanMay 10
  218. 218RESPONSE TO AWAITING RPT. #44 RE: add'l enforcement of parking regulation on Green St. scanMay 10
  219. 219RESPONSE TO AWAITING RPT. #19 regarding proper & safe disposal of used syringes found on public property. scanMay 10
  220. 220RESPONSE TO AWAITING RPT. #22 RE: how state & federal grants & private monies are distributed after allocations to departments. scanMay 10
  221. 221RESPONSE TO AWAITING RPT. #2 RE: condition of abondoned properties scanMay 10
  222. 222RESPONSE TO AWAITING RPT. #39 RE: Traffic Study intersection of Garden St. & Huron Ave. scanMay 10
  223. 223Economic Development, Training and Employment Committee report for a hearing held on April 28, 1993 regarding the Seltzer Associates report on the City's current workforce development activities. scanMay 10
  224. 224Communication from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, relative to a process to jointly establish the goals and priorities for the Community Development Department. scanMay 10
  225. 225RESPONSE TO AWAITING RPT. #29 RE: measures to protect the functioning of small depts. scanMay 10
  226. 226Report received from the Human Svs. & Youth Committee RE: activities of the various community schools. scanMay 17
  227. 227Report received from the Elder Affairs Committee: simming facilities and activities for seniors at War Memorial scanMay 17
  228. 228Communication received from the Comm. of Mass re: an open public meeting on Radioactive Waste on Wednesday, May 26, 1993 at 7:30p.m. scanMay 17
  229. 229Communications received from Peter Baum 9 Eustis Street regarding Fresh Pond. scanMay 17
  230. 230Communication received from City 206 Citizens regarding the issue of the Losz Zebra. scanMay 17
  231. 231Response to Awaiting Rpt. #7 RE: Lost Zebra scanMay 17
  232. 232Response to Awaiting Rpt. #33 RE: adult volunteers helping to provide safety to children. scanMay 17
  233. 233Response to Awaiting Rpt. #30 RE: Current Sewer Rates. scanMay 17
  234. 234Response to Awaiting Rpt. #46 RE: detailed rpt. on the use of various schools. scanMay 17
  235. 235Councillor Myers re: Rent Control issues. scanMay 17
  236. 236Communication from Joseph Manley on "Save Our Neighborhood." scanMay 17
  237. 237Reconsideration filed by Councillor Walsh on an order submitted by Councillor Russell RE: request for the author of the Goetz Report to discuss finding with City Council. scanMay 17
  238. 238Rule 25 to Communication Regarding Goetze Report scanMay 20
  239. 239Councillor Walsh re: School Committee recommendations to change names of legal holidays relative to the 1993-1994 Cambridge School Calendar. scanMay 24
  240. 240Consent Agenda #11-Response to Awaiting Report #23 RE: change in job duties at Cambridge Hospital. scanMay 24
  241. 241Consent Agenda #14- RE: Alternative sites for new hospital building. scanMay 24
  242. 242Consent Agenda #12-Response to awaiting report #37 RE: proposed modernization & expansion of Cambridge Hospital. scanMay 24
  243. 243Consent Agenda #3-Response to Awaiting Rpt. #39 RE: merging of Committee of Elders & Council on Aging. scanMay 24
  244. 244Consent Order #25-Entire Membership RE: MWRA escalating water and sewer rates. scanMay 24
  245. 245Consent Order #24-Councillors Russell & Duehay RE: Montgomery sidewalk repair after sewer construction. scanMay 24
  246. 246Consent Order #21-Councillor Duehay RE: All city sponsored receptions be smoking, alcohol and drug free scanMay 24
  247. 247COMMUNITY RESOLVES ON CAMBRIDGE HOSPITAL EXPANSION - Joseph Manley Save OUr Neighborhood letter. scanMay 24
  248. 248Consent Agenda #12-Response to Awaiting Report #41 RE: results of testing for Air Quality at Longfellow School.-see #206 & sep-see. 6/21/93-see Agenda #3 of 6/21/93 scanMay 24
  249. 249Consent Agenda #4-Response to awaiting report #47 RE: status of street and sidewalk repair on Beech Street. scanMay 24
  250. 250Consent Agenda #8-Response to Awaiting Report #39 RE: complaints from Huron Towers residens concerning bus #74 scanMay 24
  251. 251Consent Agenda #7-Response to Awaiting Report #20 RE: how banks are chosen to be depositories of city funds. scanMay 24
  252. 252Consent Agenda #5- Response to awaiting report #46 RE: status of sidewalk installation on and planting of trees on May Street. scanMay 24
  253. 253Consent Comm. #14-RE: Communication received from R. Clarey, North Cambridge Stabilization Committee regarding safety issues of North Cambridge Railroad Crossing. scanMay 24
  254. 254Consent Comm. #10-RE: Notice from DPU for hearing 6/21/93 on the petition of American Telecomm. for permission to provide resold telecomm. services. scanMay 24
  255. 255Consent Comm. #11-RE: Notice recieved from DPU for hearing 6/21/93 RE: Lindsay Comm. requesting permission to resell mobile radio utility services. scanMay 24
  256. 256Consent Comm. #12-RE: Communication recieved from MIFA regarding minor renovations to Goodwill located at 520 Massachusetts Ave. scanMay 24
  257. 257Consent Comm. #9-RE: Investigation Notice from DPU regarding CIMCO Communications for permission to provide long-distance telephone service. scanMay 24
  258. 258Consent Comm. #4-RE: Communication received from Congressman Meehan Re: COLA. scanMay 24
  259. 259Consent Comm. #2-RE: Communication from Sally Alcorn supporting Arts Council. scanMay 24
  260. 260Consent Comm. #1-RE: Peter Baum requesting permission to study Water Dept. standard operating and maintenance procedures. scanMay 24
  261. 261Consent Comm.#16-RE: Petition from Portable Cellular Communications scanJun 7
  262. 262Consent Comm.#14-Re: Petition from NSI Communication Services scanJun 7
  263. 263Consent Comm.#11-Re: Communication received from James Lampke, City Solicitors & Town Counsel Assoc.re: Birge Albright's appt. of Vice President scanJun 7
  264. 264Consent Comm#4-Re: Communication received from Mr.Santoro, Chair of Camb.Taxi Insurance requesting a hearing scanJun 7
  265. 265Consent Comm.#3-Re: Communication received from the Department of Public Utilities re: petition of Realcom Office Comm. scanJun 7
  266. 266Consent Comm#2-Re: Communication received from Department of Utilities Re: petition of Hertz Technologies, Inc. scanJun 7
  267. 267Consent Comm.#1-Re: Communication received from the Department of Public Utilities re: Petition from West Coast Telecommunications scanJun 7
  268. 268Consent Comm.#9-Re: Response to Awaiting Report #34 re: addressing HazMat scanJun 7
  269. 269Consent Comm.#8-Re: Awaiting Report #40 regarding Lost Zebra scanJun 7
  270. 270Consent Agenda #7 Re: Awaiting Report #29 regarding hearings held by FCC regarding rate regulations scanJun 7
  271. 271Consent Agenda #4 Re: Awaiting Report #22 regarding providing assistance to residents with parking meters in front of their homes. scanJun 7
  272. 272Consent Agenda #3-Re: Awaiting Report #41 regarding Traffic concerns on Mass,Concord Ave.and Garden St. scanJun 7
  273. 273Consent Agenda #6-Re: Awaiting Report #6 regarding 1992 Cable Television Consumer Protection and Competition Act. scanJun 7
  274. 274Communication #2 from Mayor Reeves regarding the findings and report from the Mayor's Commission on Unity & Justice scanJun 7
  275. 275Communications from State Rep.Byron Rushing transmitting notification of hearings to be held before Comm on Local Affairs on Tuesday,June 22,1993Jun 7
  276. 276Consent Comm. #15 Communication received from Dept. of Utilities Re: petition from Telmarc Telecommunications, Inc.Jun 7
  277. 277Consent Order #24 Councillor Myers re: Opening of the Area 4 Youth Center.Jun 14
  278. 278Consent Comm. #10 Comm received from DPU re: quest Correctional Commumucations, Inc.Jun 14
  279. 279Consent Comm. #9 Comm received from DPU re: Radio Call CompanyJun 14
  280. 280Consent Comm. #8 Comm received from DPU re: National Mobile Comm.Jun 14
  281. 281Consent Comm #2 Comm received from Senator Havern re: House Bill 3033.Jun 14
  282. 282Consent Comm #1 Thank you from Doris O'ConnorJun 14
  283. 283Consent Agenda #15 Response to Awaiting Report #22 re: City policy on pay phones on public wayJun 14
  284. 284Consent Agenda #13 Response to Awaiting Report #42 re: parking on Concord Ave during Little League GamesJun 14
  285. 285Consent Agenda #12 Response to Awaiting Report #35 re: Procedure for granting gun permits in the CityJun 14
  286. 286Consent Agenda #11 Response to Awaiting Report #29 re: problems at the Central Square and Kendall Square MBTA stationsJun 14
  287. 287Consent Order #27 Councillor Duehay Re: extension of start of construction of Phase II Brookline Street Housing - See Ord #2-1988 & Ord #11 HB 1988 Order # 26 of May 18, 1992Jun 21
  288. 288Committee Report Chair of the Economic Development held on June 10, 1993 Re: The Seltzer ReportJun 21
  289. 289Comm & Reports from City Officers 1. Communications from Claire E. Rodley regarding a policy to release city employees each week to volunteer in the schoolsJun 21
  290. 290Consent Agenda #4 Re: Status of the irrigation project at Donnelly FieldJun 21
  291. 291Consent Agenda#3 Re: Additional information on early morning testing for air quality at the Longfellow SchoolJun 21
  292. 292Consent Agenda #2 Re: Alternative parking arrangements on Harvard, Ware and Prescott StreetsJun 21
  293. 293Consent Agenda #16 Response to Awaiting Report 32 Re: Mullins CourtJun 21
  294. 294Non-Consent Comm. #12 Communication received from Michael Turk Co-Chair, CTU Re: Cambridge Housing Part IJun 21
  295. 295Report from the Economic Development, Training & Employment Committee to continue consideration of the Seltzer Report in order to develop recommendations for the City Council on employment and training efforts.Jun 28
  296. 296Communication from Sheldon Cohen transmitting the Board of Directors Commitment to the process of structuring tourism in the city.Jun 28
  297. 297Communication from Senator John F. Kerry relative to the resolution adopted by the City Council regarding the proposed changes to the Social Security System included in the federal budget deficit reduction package.Jun 28
  298. 298Communication from Francis P. Lynch, President, Mt. Auburn Hospital acknowledging the resolution adopted by the City Council.Jun 28
  299. 299Communication from Henry R. Irving, Affordable Housing Alliance, transmitting a memo entitled "The Cambridge Clergy for Affordable Housing."Jun 28
  300. 300Notice of a public hearing from DPU for July 8, 1993 at 10:00 A. M., on a petition from Bay State Gas Company, et al for pre-approval of a Joint Residential New Construction Conservation and Load Management Program.Jun 28
  301. 301Notice of an investigation by DPU for a petition received from Hospitality Communications Corporatin to provide long distance telecommunications services and alternative operator service to residential and business cutomers within the Commonwealth.Jun 28
  302. 302Notice of an investigation by DPU for a petition received from GE Capital Communication Services Corporation to provide resold telecommunication services to presubscribed business customers in the Commonwealth.Jun 28
  303. 303Notice of an investigation by DPU for a petition received from Suntel North America, Inc. to provide resold telecommunications services within the Commonwealth.Jun 28
  304. 304Notice of an investigation received from DPU for a petition received from American Telecommunications Enterprise, Inc. doing business as American Telecom to provide resold telecommunications services within the Commonwealth.Jun 28
  305. 305Acceptance of Section 83 of the Education Reform Act of 1993: Early Retirement Incentive Program.Jun 28
  306. 306Awaiting Reprot Item Number 27, regarding a survey of all city employees who are served by HMO Blue.Jun 28
  307. 307Awaiting Report Item Number 38, regarding increased police presence in the Fairmont Street area.Jun 28
  308. 308Awaiting Report Item Number 25, regarding a report on estimated cost of each alternative and possible interim measures to ensure pedestrian safety on the Cambridge Common.Jun 28
  309. 309Report on the Disposition of 245-279 Columbia Stret, the Blouin Site, to the Affordable Housing Trust.Jun 28
  310. 310Resolution to proceed with an application for a Brookline Street Housing Loan.Jun 28
  311. 311Economic Development, Training and Employment Committee Report for a hearing held on 7/13/93 regarding "Youyth Apprenticeship School-to-Work Transition Program."Aug 2
  312. 312Cable TV and Communications Committee Report for a hearing held on July 15, 1993 regarding the effect on Cambridge Cable TV of the 1992 Cable Television Concumer Protection and Competition Act.Aug 2
  313. 313Report from the Civil and Human Rights Committee to review the City of Cambridge's Sexual Harassment Policy and Complaint Procedures.Aug 2
  314. 314Comm. from the family of Dominic Ferolito in appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council.Aug 2
  315. 315Comm. from Representative Waren E. Tolman in acknowledgement of the resolution adopted by the City Council in support of the Massachusetts River Protection Act.Aug 2
  316. 316Comm. from Arnold Schultzberg, 54 Fayette St. regarding benefit to housing property tax base expansion.Aug 2
  317. 317Comm. from the family of John Christopher Gibbons acknowledging the expressions of sympathy at the loss of their son.Aug 2
  318. 318Notice of investigation was received from DPU on the petition requesting authority to provide long distance service in the Commonwealth.Aug 2
  319. 319Notice of an investigation was received from the Department of Public Utilities on the petition to provide resold long distance telecommunications services in the Commonwealth.Aug 2
  320. 320Comm. from Senator Robert Havern in acknowledgement of the resolution adopted by the Council in support of Senate Bill 1620.Aug 2
  321. 321Report on the matter of Sullivan & McLaughlin Communications Group before the Pole nd Conduit Committee.Aug 2
  322. 322Comm. regarding changes in the City's Cab Discount Program for the Elderly and Disabled Persons. for any order see 6/14/93 City Mgr Requests # 177Aug 2
  323. 323Various issues on O'Neill/Fresh POnd Golf Course.Aug 2
  324. 324Comm. regarding authorization of License Comm. to restrict hours of liquor stores.Aug 2
  325. 325Awaiting report on rodent and trash problems in city lot on Bishop Allen Dr. and Columbia St.Aug 2
  326. 326Awaiting report on cleaning Harvard Square.Aug 2
  327. 327Awaiting report on status of Glacken Field tot lot improvements.Aug 2
  328. 328Awaiting report on "Voice of Cambridge". - repsse[?] 11/1/93 - See Agenda # 13 of 11/1/93Sep 13
  329. 329Awaiting report on Police Dept. contract.Sep 13
  330. 330Awaiting report on cancelling November 29 and December 6 Council meetings.Sep 13
  331. 331Report on Economic Develoment, Training and Employment Committee, for a hearing held on Tuesday, August 3, 1993 regarding amounts of funding for various programs serving Cambridge.Sep 13
  332. 332Report ofrom Claims Committee on various claimns against the City.Sep 13
  333. 333Comm. from Claire Rodley, Secretary to the School Committee transmitting an order adopted by the School Committee requesting funds for a liason person to work on issues involving student concerns and the status of community liason positions.Sep 13
  334. 334Awaiting Report #36 re: status of anticipated CAD structure.Sep 13
  335. 335President of Harvard invited to appear before the City COuncil on why the SOAP is not treated equally with TAP.Sep 13
  336. 336Document entitled "White Paper : The Cambridge Public Schools." referred to Sup't McGrath.Sep 13
  337. 337Comm. received from Jack Martinelli re: civil libel suit defended by Elaine Noble .Sep 13
  338. 338Comm. received from Jack Martinelli re: letter concerning live Christmas trees in public buildings.Sep 13
  339. 339Comm. received bfrom Mr. Mrs Pugh thanking the City Council for their resolution.Sep 13
  340. 340Comm. from Kiwanis Club thanking the City Council for their support in "I'm a Terrific Kid" awards.Sep 13
  341. 341Comm. received from John Farr re: accidents at the corner of Harvard and Dana Sts.Sep 13
  342. 342Comm, from Betty McLaughlin in appreciation of the resolutions adopted by the City Council on the death of Richard McLaughlin.Sep 13
  343. 343Notice from DPU re: Provide payphone services and alternative operator service in the Commonwealth.Sep 13
  344. 344Notice from DPU re: telecommunication services in the Commonwealth.Sep 13
  345. 345Notice from DPU re: WATS 800 service and travel card in Commonwealth.Sep 13
  346. 346Notice from DPU re: resold telecommunications in the Commonwelath.Sep 13
  347. 347Notice from DPU re: long term wholesale power purchases by electric utilities.—
  348. 348Notice received from DPU on petition of Worcester Comm. Ltd. Partnership for permission to transfer paging services presently offered by CASCOM.—
  349. 349Awaiting Report #48 re: installing blinking "WALK" lights at intersections.—
  350. 350Awaiting Report #33 re: neighborhood concerns on various issues in Rindge Field area.—
  351. 351Awaiting Report #50re: developing a registry program to identify senior residents that need to put their trash out earlier than allowed.—
  352. 352Awaiting Report #36 re: temporary and long range plans for improvements to Harvard St. playground and Sennott Park tot lot.—
  353. 353Awaiting Report #35 re: deductibility of water and sewer rates.—
  354. 354Awainting Report #38 re: policy on health benefits for widows of City employees who do not receive survivors allowance.—
  355. 355Awaiting Report #31 re: status of street and sidewalk repair on Beech St.—
  356. 356Awaiting Report #45 regarding installing a sidewalk on Concord Ave. at St. Peters.—
  357. 357Awaiting Report #41 re: a report on activities if Courier Services transporting and discharging pasengers in the city.—
  358. 358Comm. from Geoffrey Gardner transmitting information regarding rent control in Cambridge.—
  359. 359Comm. from Michael Turk re: Cambridge Tenants Union, transmitting a twenty year profile of Cambridge Housing drawn from U.S. Census.—
  360. 360Awaitng Report #46 re: pedestrian safety crossing on Mass Ave.—
  361. 361Awaiting Report #37 re: hazardous conditions crossing Belmont St. at the Sacred Heart School.—
  362. 362Awaiting Report #42 re: replacement planting for trees that did not take root.—
  363. 363Awaiting Report #18 re: Cambridge's needs and expectations with respect to cigarette tax use.—
  364. 364Awaiting Report #47 re: FCC regulations for Cable TV.—
  365. 365Awaiting Report re: Future Water status report.—
  366. 366Cancelling November 8, 1993 Meeting.Sep 20
  367. 367Comm. received from Michael Brandon and Richard Clarey requesting enforcement of a garage located at Midas2501 Mass Ave.Sep 20
  368. 368Awaiting Report #37 re: pedestrian crossing at Bemont and Holworthy.Sep 20
  369. 369Awaiting Report #49 re: installing handicap ramps on Binney St.Sep 20
  370. 370Councillor Russell re: individual cases before the Rent Control Board.Sep 27
  371. 371Awaiting Report Item #8 re: allegations involving police involvement in drug sales at Ken's Pub.Sep 27
  372. 372Awaiting Report Item #41 re: business issues with visitor passes to businesses.Sep 27
  373. 373Awaiting Report #50 re: fire promotional exams.Sep 27
  374. 374Awaiting Report Item #48 re: safety concerns at the intersection of Cushoing St/Huron Ave.Sep 27
  375. 375Awaiting Report Item #38 re: dangerous conditions at the intersection of Harvard/Dana St.Sep 27
  376. 376Comm. received from ComGas re: application and petition to the DPU.Sep 27
  377. 377Councillor Walsh re: complaints from citizens re: Continental Cablevision.Oct 4
  378. 378Comm. received from the family of Nora Rudgis in appreciation for expression of sympathy.Oct 4
  379. 379Comm. received from Averof re: advertising Trick or Treat event on Haloween.Oct 4
  380. 380Petition received from the Department of Public Utilities requesting an investigation of Total Tele-communications to provide services within the Commonwealth.Oct 4
  381. 381Comm. received from the Central Sq. Neighborhood Coalition re: City's Home Rule Petition.Oct 4
  382. 382Investigation received from the Department of Public Utilities for permission to provide pay telephones within the Commonwealth.Oct 4
  383. 383Investigation received fromt he Department of Public Utilities for Stenocall to provide resold telecommunic-ations within the commonwealth.Oct 4
  384. 384Comm. from R.W. Healy relative to a report on the status of 63-63R Cedar Street.Oct 4
  385. 385Comm. from R.W. Healy relative to Awaiting Report #39 re: the lack of proper water drainage on Sargent St.Oct 4
  386. 386Comm. received from R.W. Healy relative to Awaiting Report No. 44 re: the installation of street lights in the area of Rindge Ave between Jefferson Park and Fresh Pond Apts.Oct 4
  387. 387Councillors Walsh, Russell, Toomey and Sullivan re: hold a public hearing regarding the demolition of 63-63R Cedar St.Oct 4
  388. 388Comm. recevied from Metropolitan District Commission re: order granting Harvard University permission to place conduit (electrical) in the vicinity of Western Avenue.Oct 8
  389. 389Comm. from R.W. Healy relative to Awaiting Report Item #31 re: a report on how much the City spends annually on long distance phone calls. - see City Manager's Request #236 for only order[?] + see Oct. 25, 1993 for additional info[?]Oct 18
  390. 390Councillors Russell Walsh re: individual cases before the Rent Conrol Board.Oct 18
  391. 391Vice Mayor Cyr re: filing of Home Rule Legislation entitled "An Act to permit the City of Cambridge to exempt certain income producing assets from the eligibility requirements to an elderly abatement.Oct 18
  392. 392Comm. received from D. Margaret Drury transmitting a report from Mayor Reeves re: the Commission to Promote and Enhance Central Square Now!Oct 18
  393. 393Comm. from R.W. Healy re: Awaiting Report #40 re: the replacement of a street light at the corner of Waterman and Standish.Nov 1
  394. 394Comm. from R.W. Healy relative to Awaiting Report No 37 re: the installation of park benches in Central Sq. and on Hampshire Stret.Nov 1
  395. 395Comm. received from R.W. Healy relative to Awaiting Report #41 re: and update on the Central Artery Project.Nov 1
  396. 396Comm. received from John Flynn Deputy City Clerk transmitting report for Public Safety Committee Hearing held on Tuesday September 28, 1993 re: crime statistics and deployment Council Order #58 of Septemeber 13, 1993 Community POlicing - its goals and its challenges. - rep rec. 11/15/93 - see Agenda #3Nov 1
  397. 397Comm. received from D. Margaret Drury, City Clerk transmitting comm. from School Committee re: the White Paper; the Cambridge Public Schools.Nov 1
  398. 398Councillor Russell re: Seniors in Housing Authority as aprt of city's recycling program.Nov 1
  399. 399Councillor Russell re: Galleriaside Management Group parking garage rates.Nov 1
  400. 400Comm. from the family of Paul Rice thanking Council for resolution.Nov 1
  401. 401Notice of Investigation from Department of Public Utilities on King Comm application for telecommunications to be resold in Commonwealth.Nov 1
  402. 402Comm. from R.W. Healy re: Awaiting Report #55 of October 25, 1993 notifying Cambridge Voters of Changes in polling places.Nov 1
  403. 403Comm. from R.W. Healy relative to Awaiting Report #30 re: the City's policy on promotional activities for-profit tobacco and alcohol distributors.Nov 1
  404. 404Comm. from R.W. Healy re: request for additional info. on long distance charges for City's Centrex System.Nov 1
  405. 405Comm. from R.W. Healky relative to Awaiting Report #53 of 10/25/93 re: Portland Stonewares possible non-compliance with Building Code/Variance Permit.Nov 1
  406. 406Comm. reveiced from R.W. Healy relative to Awaiting Report No. 47 re: the installation of bike racks in municipal garages.Nov 1
  407. 407Reconsideration filed by Councillor Walsh in an order intriduced by him which failed of adoption at the Coucil Meeting of 10/18/93 to file legistation entitled "An Act to Further Amend Chapter 36 of the Acts of 1976, the rent Control Act."Nov 1
  408. 408Petition received from the Department of Public Utilities re: an investigation into Quest Communications to provide telecommunicatiuons throughout the Commonwealth.Nov 1
  409. 409Comm. received from the family of Filomena Ceglio thanking the City Council for their resolution in her memory.Nov 1
  410. 410Comm. from R.W. Healy relative to Awainting Report #6 re: the amount of savings of unfilled positions at the Police Dept.Nov 1
  411. 411Comm. from R.W. Healy relative to Awaiting Report #43 re: the State Dept. of Public Works salt storage and maintennce on Rt. 128 in Lexington.Nov 1
  412. 412Comm. from R.W. Healy relativer to Awaiting Report #16 re: health hazards at the Water Dept.Nov 1
  413. 413Comm. from R.W. HEaly relative to Awaiting Report #19 re: beautification plan of the entryways along Rt. 2 and Fresh Pond Pkwy.Nov 1
  414. 414Comm. from R.W. Healy relative to Awaiting Report #17 re: the long term debt obligation of the City.Nov 1
  415. 415Comm from R.W. Healy relative to notifying neighbors of the Public Works yard of the removal and replacement of several underground storage tanks.Nov 1
  416. 416Comm. from R.W. Healy relative to Awaiting Report #37 re: the implementation of the "Voice of Cambridge" Program.Nov 1
  417. 417Comm. from R.W. Healy relative to the Awaiting Report #24 re: Smoke detectors in public buildings.Nov 1
  418. 418Comm. from R.W Healy relative to Awaiting Report #23 re: longevity payments.Nov 1
  419. 419Comm. from R.W. HEaly relative to Awaiting Report # 3 re: an opinion on M.G.L.A. c. 149 Section 26 on the hiring of non-union[xxxxxxx]-workers.Nov 1
  420. 420Comm. from R.W. Healy relative to Awaiting Report #39 re: a report on the fire at One Kendall Sq. and the chemical fire at MIT.—
  421. 421Comm. from R.W. HEaly relative to Awaiting Report #41 re: the status of the operation of the Election Commission.—
  422. 422Comm. from R.W. Healy relative to Awaiting Report #44 re: the various problems with mail delivery to senior housing Complexes.—
  423. 423Comm. from R.W. Healy relative to Awaiting Report #1 re: the removal of heating oil.—
  424. 424Comm. received from Greg Morel requesting a hearing On the Job Policy Commision.—
  425. 425Comm, received from Kim Marie Battista 32 Normandy Ave complimenting the Fire Department on their swift arrival amd professional manner on October 7, 1993.—
  426. 426Comm. received from MIT Professor Phillip Sharp recipient of the Nobel Prize thanking the City Council for their resolution in his honor.Nov 15
  427. 427Comm. from R.W. Healy relative to an Awaiting Report No. 40 re: handicapped access throughout the city.Nov 15
  428. 428Comm. from R.W. Healy relative to Awainting Report #26 re: dipping in the middle Rice Stret.Nov 15
  429. 429Comm. from R.W. Healy relative to Awainting Report #37 re: abandoned properties in Cambrdge.Nov 15
  430. 430Comm. from R.W. Healy relative to Awainting Report #36 re: parking problems on Elm St.Nov 15
  431. 431Comm. from R.W. Healy relative to Awainting Report #41 re: an opi nion on the on the City Council's role in the resolution of any questions about the ongoing leadership of the Police Dept. and other outstanding contracts.Nov 15
  432. 432Comm. from R.W. Healy relative to Awaiting Report #28 re: placing a cross guard at the intersection of Rindge Ave aND Mass Ave.Nov 15
  433. 433Councillor Walsh re: Filing of Home Rule Legislation entitled "An Act to Further Amend Chapter Thirty-Six of the Acts of 1976, The Rent Control Act."Nov 22
  434. 434Mayor Reeves re: Setting forth a policy statement on workforce developemnts & urging President Clinton to adopt the policy.(Cyr, Duehay, Walsh)Nov 22
  435. 435Report from the Economic Trasining and Development Committee, for a Workforce Development Policy and Program.Nov 22
  436. 436Communication received from the Chamber of Commerce re: the Child Care Policy and Planning Steering Committee.Dec 13
  437. 437Comm. from the family of John L. Sullivan thanking the City Council for their expression of sympathy.Dec 13
  438. 438Comm. received from Stephen Funk Pearson re: the "Peace on Earth" sign hanging above the entry way to City Hall.Dec 13
  439. 439Councillor Toomey re: Cancel December 23, 1993 City Council meeting. (Russell Sullivan)Dec 13
  440. 440Comm. received from Harvard Law School Dean, Robert Clark re: clinical programs as they relate to Tenant Advocacy Program and the Small Owners Assistance Program.Dec 13
  441. 441Comm. received from Mass. Pesticide Bureau notifying the City of Public Hearings for Vegetation Mgmt. Plasn of the Mass Railroad Association and the MBTA Rapid Transit System.Dec 13
  442. 442Comm. received from the familyof John Gannon thanking the Council for their expression of sympathy.Dec 13
  443. 443Comm. received from Daryl Jones, 50a JFK Street requesting that the City Council rescind the liquor license transfer from "Catch a Rising Star" to California Pizza Kitchen."Dec 13
  444. 444Comm. received from the Dept. of Public Utilities investigating Amerivision Communications for authority to provide telecommunications within the Commonwealth.Dec 13
  445. 445Transmitting comm. from R.W. Healy relative to Awaiting Report Item No. 34 re: the condition of Sousa Playground which is located behind the Fletcher School.Dec 13
  446. 446Comm. received from D. Margaret Drury, City Clerk, transmitting comm. addressed to Representativer Timothy J. Toomey requesting the refiling all pending Cambridge Home Rule legislation which has not received action by the filing deadline.Dec 13
  447. 447Mayor Reeves re: Obstructed sidewalk passage on Essex Street by students from Computer Processing Institute.Dec 13
  448. 448Mayor Reeves re: Entrance safety between Manning Apts and adjoining gargae. (Russell)Dec 13
  449. 449Notice of a public hearing received from the Comm onwelath of Masschusetts Highway Dept. to be held on Tuesday, November 30, 1993 at 7:00 PM at the Water Treatment Building at 250 Fresh Pond Parkway to discuss the Bridge over the B&M Railroad on Concord Lane.Dec 13
  450. 450Comm. received from the Cambridge Food Pantry Network requesting volunteers for the annual Bread and Justice Campaign.Dec 13
  451. 451Comm. received from the Onabridge Chamber of Commerce commenting on the Economic Developemnt , Training and Employment Committee of the Cambridge City Council.Dec 13
  452. 452Comm. received from ALfred Vellucci asking the City Council to locate a peice of land to allow dogs to run free.Dec 13
  453. 453Comm. received from R.W. Healy relative to the status of construction of the Senior Center at 806 Massachusetts Avenue.Dec 13
  454. 454Comm. received from Mrs. Jane Brusch thanking the Council for their expression of sympathy for Dr. Charles Brusch.Dec 13
  455. 455Comm. from R.W. Healy relative to Awaiting Report No 30 re: bicycle riding on the sidewalks.Dec 13
  456. 456Comm. received from R.W. Healy relative to Awaiting Report Item No 38 the influx of rats at Fresh Pond.Dec 13
  457. 457Comm. from R.W. Healy relative to Awaiting Report Item No. 33 parking for emergency vehicles at the Russell Senior Center.Dec 13
  458. 458Councillor Duehay re: Promote awareness of driver impairment causes and cures. (Toomey)Dec 13
  459. 459Comm. received from MArgaret Cossette thanking the Council for their expression of sympathy for her late husband Francis.Dec 13
  460. 460A comm. received from D. MArgaret Drury transmitting a report from Vice Mayor Edward Cyr for a public meeting on 11/18/93 re: a presentation of a five year financial projection.Dec 13
  461. 461Comm. received from D. Margaret Drury transmitting comm. from Mayor Kenneth Reeves regarding a report from the Commission on Cambridge As A Destination.Dec 13
  462. 462Comm. received from D. Margaret Drury transmitting comm. from Alice K. Wolf Chsir for the Kids' Council proposing Child Care Policy.Dec 13
  463. 463Awaiting Report Item No 20 regarding the history of any and all involvemnet by the Building Dept. and the Board of Zoning Appeals pertaining to the property at the corner of Broadway and Prospect. Placed on file without prejudice pursuant to Order #6.Dec 20
  464. 464Petition received fromt he Hebrew Israelites for a permit to demonstrate on Mass Ave/Western Ave. Placed on file without prejudice pursuant to Order #6.Dec 20
  465. 465Councillor Walsh re: Rolf Goetze study on rent control on on behalf of the small proprty owners Association. PLaced on File Without Prejudice pursuant to Order #6. (Russell)Dec 20
  466. 466Councillor Walsh re: October 4, Rent Control Hearing. Placed on File without prejudice pursuant to Order #6.Dec 20
  467. 467Councillor Sullivan re: amendment to Rule One re: quorum of committee meetings. PLaced on file without prejudice pursuant to Order #6. (Cyr)Dec 20
  468. 468Outside legal counsel "Special Municipal Employees". Placed on file without prejudice pursuant to Order #6.Dec 20
  469. 469Reconsideration filed by Councillor Walsh on an order sub mitted by Councillor Russell re: the Goetz Report. Placed on file without prejudice pursuant to Order #6.Dec 20
  470. 470Report from the Housing and Community Developemnt Committee for a public meeting held on Thursday December 9, 1993 to received an update from John G. Wofford on his analysis pertaining to the goals, objectives, and activities of the Community Developemnt Department.—
  471. 471Reconsideration filed by Councillor Walsh on the vote taken May 3. 1993 tabling an order submitted by Councillor Walsh re; a moderator to help the ongoing dispute between landlords and tenants about Rent Control. Place don file wothout prejudice pursuant to Order #6.—
  472. 472Councillor Walsh re: Ways to analyze costs and money for the upcoming budget. Placed on füle without prejudice pursuant to Order #6—
  473. 473Councillor Walsh re: Public hearing on miscellaneous police personnel problems. Place on file wóthout prejudice pursuant to Order #6.—
  474. 474Councillor Walsh re; Possibility of having the Rent Control Board meetings televised. Placed on file wothout prejudice pursuant to Order #6.—
  475. 475Councillor Russell re: monetary reward to School Dept. employees on the discovery of non-resident students atteddding Cambridge Scholls.—
  476. 476Councillor Sullivan re: Review the issue of the property at 328 Harvard Street seeking donationsin return for official actions Placed on file without prejudice pursuant to Order #6.—
  477. 477Recondideration filed by Councillor Duehay of the vote taken on February 2, 1992 adopting two substituted Orders. Placed on file without prejudice pursuant to Order #6.—
  478. 478Petition received from Nancy Boland requesting permission to display merchandise in Brattle Sqaure.—
  479. 479Mayor Reeves re: Pending items after the December 20th meeting to reamin unfinished business.—
  480. 480Notice of an investigation received from the Dept. of Public Utilities on the application of Quest Telecommunications for a certificate of public convenience and necessity to operate as a common carrier within the Commonwealth.—
  481. 481Transmitting communication from R,W. Healy relative to proposed list of Cambridge Priorities for Transportation and Open Space as potential mitigation measures as a result of the impact of the proposed Charles River Crossing.—
  482. 482Transmitting communication from R.W. Healy relative to comm. received from Joyce Conroy Hillcoat General Manager of Continaental Cablevision re: Senior Discount in Cmabridge.—
  483. 483Report from the Special Committee on the Charles River Crossing for public hearings held November 29 and December 16, 1993.—
  484. 484Resolution declaring Riverside Road available for disposition. Agenda #18 of March 1, 1993 (A)Mar 1

City Manager Requests

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  1. 1Councillors Wolf, Duehay & Vice Mayor Cyr re: Report of progress on the SIP Ordinance to work toward implementation of the Clean Air Act. rep rec. 11/1/93 See Agenda # 19 of 11/1/93 [?] Charter Right exercised C. Wolf. scanJan 4
  2. 2Councillors Wolf, Duehay & Russell re: Support of the programs and services of the Cambridge Public Library. 11/15/93 - report accepted. scanJan 4
  3. 3Councillors Russell & Duehay re: Keeping the sidewalks clear of ice and snow on the bridge adjacent to the Star Market on Mount Auburn Street. scanJan 4
  4. 4Councillor Walsh re: Status report of the Commissioner of Inspectional Services. Report received 1/11/93 - See Agenda # 8 of 1/11/93 scanJan 4
  5. 5Councillor Sullivan re: Use of bombardier truck when snow plowing Danehy Park. scanJan 4
  6. 6Councillors Sullivan, Duehay, Toomey, Vice Mayor Cyr & Mayor Reeves re: Opening of main entrance of the Cambridge Hospital on weekends. scanJan 4
  7. 7Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Cyr, Councillors Myers & Sullivan re: Improper use of River Street by operators of heavy trucks. scanJan 4
  8. 8Reconsideration filed by Councillor Walsh on the action taken on Dec. 21, 1992 failing to adopt an order submitted by Councillor Walsh regarding the improprieties of siblings and spouses of city employees appearing before boards or agencies. scanJan 4
  9. 9Councillor Walsh re: Unicorp land taking case. - Rep. Rec. 2/1/93 - See Agenda # 6 scanJan 4
  10. 10Vice Mayor Cyr & Councillor Myers re: Establishment of a subcommittee for the purpose of reviewing the office of the City Auditor. scanJan 11
  11. 11Councillor Toomey re: Community Response Trust Fund. Rep rec 2/8/93 - CR by C. Russell Cal. # 1 of 2/22/93 - Rep accepted & Placed on file scanJan 11
  12. 12Communication from R.N. Cann, Jr., Manager, F.B. Hubley & Co., requesting a parking sticker for their corporate vehicle which was denied to him on December 18th. scanJan 11
  13. 13Councillors Walsh, Russell & Toomey re: Status of the proposed Super Stop & Shop at Memorial Drive. scanJan 11
  14. 14Councillors Walsh & Wolf re: Location of the New School. scanJan 11
  15. 15Councillors Wolf, Walsh & Vice Mayor Cyr re: Investigate whether a public information program is in place to assist low income households in applying for assistance to reduce their tax liability. — Rep. rec. 2/8/93 See Agenda # 12 - 2/8/93 scanJan 11
  16. 16Councillors Wolf & Russell re: Assurance that the lessee of the Stop & Shop site make available affordable food as part of the new store. scanJan 11
  17. 17Councillor Wolf re: Investigation into spread of rabies and actions to safeguard residents. — Rep. received 1/25/93 - See S-1993 # 41 scanJan 11
  18. 18Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Cyr & Councillor Russell re: Attention to the problem of MBTA buses not pulling closely up to the curb at each stop. scanJan 11
  19. 19Councillors Toomey & Walsh re: Development of a program in which senior citizens could eat at the Cantabrigia Restaurant which is a culinary arts program at the Cambridge Rindge & Latin School. scanJan 25
  20. 20Councillor Walsh re: Availability of adequate shelter to the homeless. - Rep rec. 2/22/93 - See Agenda #8 of 2/22/93 also see Agenda #4 of 3/1/93 scanJan 25
  21. 21Councillors Walsh, Russell, Toomey & Mayor Reeves re: St. Patrick's Day Luncheon for the elderly. Rep. rec. 2/22/93 See Agenda #4 scanJan 25
  22. 22Councillors Wolf, Duehay & Russell re: Assurance of access to the Fresh Pond Shoppinc Center by residents. - rep rec 3/1/93 - See Agenda #15 of 3/1/93 scanJan 25
  23. 23Councillors Duehay, Vice Mayor Cyr, Councillors Wolf & Russell re: Exploration of various options for instituting a city wide jitney bus service to serve Cambridge neighborhoods and squares. scanJan 25
  24. 24Councillor Myers re: Enforcement of traffic laws at the intersection of Magazine and Cottage Streets. scanJan 25
  25. 25Councillor Myers re: Armed robbery in the vicinity of Pearl and William Streets. - Rep. rec. 2/8/93 - See Agenda #2 of 2/8/93 scanJan 25
  26. 26Councillor Walsh re: Term limits for Cambridge elected officials. scanFeb 1
  27. 27Councillors Wolf, Myers, Russell, Walsh, Vice Mayor Cyr and Mayor Reeves re: Lack of enforcement on the removal of snow and ice on sidewalks. rep rec. 4/12/93 - See Agenda #5 of 4/12/93 scanFeb 1
  28. 28Councillors Duehay & Myers re: Information showing how much of the sidewalk abutting Midas Muffler is owned by the city rep rec. 3/1/93 - See Agenda #3 of 3/1/93 scanFeb 1
  29. 29Councillor Wolf & Toomey re: Taxing policies on institutions. scanFeb 1
  30. 30Councillor Walsh re: Home Rule Petition to be drawn up regarding changes to tax exempt properties. scanFeb 1
  31. 31Vice Mayor Cyr re: Establishment of a local Water Commission. scanFeb 1
  32. 32Councillor Walsh re: FY94 submitted operating budget. scanFeb 1
  33. 33Councillor Wolf re: Responsibility of the LicenseCommission to enforce regulations. scanFeb 1
  34. 34Councillors Walsh & Toomey re: Matters concerning a letter from Ms. Carole Lee raising concerns of life on Yerxa Road. scanFeb 8
  35. 35Councillors Walsh & Russell re: Investigation of the contents of a communication received from John F. Natale. REPORT RECEIVED 3/1/93- SEE AGENDA #16 OF 3/1/93 scanFeb 8
  36. 36Councillor Walsh re: Report from the City Manager on the overall functions of the Inspectional Services Department. rep rec. 4/26/93 - See Agenda #1 of 4/26/93 scanFeb 8
  37. 37Councillor Wolf & Duehay re: policy of Sexual Harassment of the City of Cambridge. - rep rec 4/26/93 - See Agenda #7 of 4/26/93 scanFeb 8
  38. 38Councillors Toomey & Walsh re: Availability of abatement forms. scanFeb 8
  39. 39Councillor Myers, Vice Mayor Cyr & Mayor Reeves re: Safety hazards at the corner of Magazine and Green Streets. scanFeb 8
  40. 40Councillor Myers, Vice Mayor Cyr & Mayor Reeves re: Intersection at the corner of Mass. Avenue and Pearl Street. scanFeb 8
  41. 41Councillors Russell, Wolf, Vice Mayor Cyr & Mayor Reeves re: Future of bus #83 which is rumored to be facing cancellation. - Rep. rec 3/15/93 - See Agenda #3 of 3/15/93. scanFeb 8
  42. 42Councillors Russell, Sullivan, Toomey re: Tunnel under the railroad tracks at the end of Yerxa Road. scanFeb 8
  43. 43Councillor Wolf re: Digital parking meters that are being installed. REPORT RECEIVED 2/22/93. SEE AGENDA #5 scanFeb 8
  44. 44Mayor Reeves re: Resurfacing the sidewalk on First Street across the street from Borden Candy. scanFeb 8
  45. 45Councillor Toomey re: Policy on the proper and safe disposal of used syringes found on public property. scanFeb 22
  46. 46Councillors Wolf & Russell re: Possible hazards emanating from the venting of a printing company on Harvey Street. - rep rec. 3/22/93 - See Agenda #1 of 3/22/93 scanFeb 22
  47. 47Councillors Toomey, Sullivan & Russell re: Replacement of sidewalks on Holworthy Street. scanFeb 22
  48. 48Councillors Myers & Walsh re: Accurate readings of water meters. scanFeb 22
  49. 49Councillors Walsh & Russell re: Complaints of the sidewalk not being shoveled on Kirkland Street. scanFeb 22
  50. 50Councillor Walsh re: Renaming of a portion of Trowbridge Street. scanFeb 22
  51. 51Councillor Russell re: Stenographic services at all hearings and proceedings of the Special City Council Committee reviewing the Midas/Donutmaker/Garage issues. scanFeb 22
  52. 52Councillors Walsh & Russell re: Problem with sidewalk on Gold Star Road. scanFeb 22
  53. 53Vice Mayor Cyr, Councillors Russell, Toomey & Walsh re: Portions of elderly person's assets being exempted for an abatement. scanFeb 22
  54. 54Councillor Duehay re: Designation of all public buildings in Cambridge as smoke free zones. scanFeb 22
  55. 55Councillor Walsh re: Summary of the amount of state and federal monies received by each department in 1993 and the amount expected in fiscal 1994. scanMar 1
  56. 56Councillor Walsh re: Approval by the MDC a certain right turn for the Stop & Shop delivery trucks. rep rec. 4/12/93 - See Calendar #3 of 4/12/93 scanMar 1
  57. 57Councillors Walsh & Russell re: Qualified person to do an air sampling in teh pumping/filter operations of the Cambridge Water Department. rep rec. 11/1/93 - See Agenda #18 of 11/1/93 scanMar 1
  58. 58Councillor Walsh re: City Manager to submit to the Finance Committee the direct and indirect costs of any department with a budget in excess of one million dollars. scanMar 1
  59. 59Councillors Russell & Duehay re: Increased air traffic over the city. scanMar 1
  60. 60Councillors Russell, Duehay, Toomey, Wolf, Vice Mayor Cyr and Mayor Reeves re: Handicapped ramps are kept free of snow and ice. scanMar 1
  61. 61Councillors Russell, Duehay & Vice Mayor Cyr re: Snow and ice to be kept off the sidewalks on Fresh Pond Parkway. scanMar 1
  62. 62Councillors Duehay & Walsh re: Increases in cigarette taxes to be used for anti-smoking efforts. rep rec 9/13/93 - See Agenda #15 of 9/13/93 scanMar 1
  63. 63Councillor Wolf & vice Mayor Cyr re: Fringe benefits measures to protect the functioning of smaller departments. scanMar 15
  64. 64Councillor Toomey re: Plowing and snow removal at the Cambridge Housing Authority. rep. rec. 4/12/93 - See Agenda #6 of 4/12/93 scanMar 15
  65. 65Councillor Myers re: Ordinance 1059 increase for administrative salaries in the city. rep. rec. 4/26/93 - See Agenda #9 of 4/26/93 scanMar 15
  66. 66Councillor Russell re: Changes in job duties and responsibilities of the Housekeeping Department. scanMar 15
  67. 67Councillor Myers re: Parking meters on Bishop Allen Drive. scanMar 15
  68. 68Councillors Myers & Mayor Reeves report on the Youth Center in Area 4. scanMar 15
  69. 69Councillors Myers, Duehay & Russell re: Illegal parking of vehicles on Regent Street. scanMar 15
  70. 70Councillor Myers report outlining the long term debt obligations. rep rec 11/1/93 - See Agenda #14 of 11/1/93 scanMar 15
  71. 71Councillor Wolf & Mayor Reeves re: Clean up the parks and play-grounds. scanMar 15
  72. 72Councillors Wolf & Duehay re: Traffic study of the entire Arsenal Square Square area. report rec. 4/12/93 - See Agenda #3 of 4/12/93 scanMar 15
  73. 73Councillor Russell re: Use of building at 950 Cambridge Street. rep rec. 4/12/93 See Agenda #4 of 4/12/93 scanMar 15
  74. 74Councillors Russell, Sullivan re: Develop a plan for parking during the remodeling of City Hall and the renovations of the Senior Center Building. scanMar 15
  75. 75Councillors Toomey & Russell re: Flying the M.I.A. flag at the Gold Star Mothers Park. scanMar 15
  76. 76Councillors Wolf & Duehay re: Contaminated soil at the corner of Broadway and Columbia Street. scanMar 15
  77. 77Councillors Duehay, Russell, Wolf & Vice Mayor Cyr re: MDC planning along Fresh Pond Parkway. - rep rec. 11/1/93 - See Agenda #16 of 11/1/93 scanMar 15
  78. 78Councillors Walsh, Russell & Wolf report on how banks are chosen to be depositories for City funds. scanMar 15
  79. 79Councillors Walsh, Duehay & Russell re: Cable Television Consumer Protection and Competition Act. scanMar 15
  80. 80Councillor Walsh & Mayor Reeves re: Repair the sidewalk in front of 39 Garfield Street. scanMar 15
  81. 81Councillors Russell & Duehay re: Crime related incidents at the Star Market on Mount Auburn Street. scanMar 15
  82. 82Councillor Russell re: Repair the surface of Spruce Avenue. scanMar 22
  83. 83Councillor Walsh re: Solicitation of donations for police associations. scanMar 22
  84. 84Councillor Wolf re: Policies and procedures with regard to the use of the municipal golf course. - rep rec. 4/12/93 - See Agenda #13 of 4/12/93 scanMar 22
  85. 85Councillor Russell re: Portable classrooms at the Fitzgerald School. scanMar 22
  86. 86CouncillorsToomey, Sullivan, Vice Mayor Cyr, Councillor Russell & Councillor Walsh re: Rescinding of the action of reserving of two spaces on Dottie Doyle Way for use by members of the City Council only. scanMar 22
  87. 87Councillor Russell & Vice Mayor Cyr re: Repair of the sidewalk in the vicinity of 2592 Massachusetts Avenue. scanMar 22
  88. 88Councillors Toomey, Duehay & Sullivan re: Removing the tree stump in front of the Valente Library on Cambridge Street. scanMar 22
  89. 89Councillors Wolf, Duehay & Walsh re: Havern Bill S905. scanMar 22
  90. 90Councillors Walsh, Myers, Russell, Wolf & Vice Mayor Cyr re: Report as to the enforcement of the storage rule from the Traffic and Police Departments. report rec. 4/12/93 - See Agenda # 2 of 4/12/93 scanMar 22
  91. 91Councillor Walsh re: Costs and efforts of Recycling. - rep rec. 5/3/93 see Agenda #13 of 5/3/93 scanMar 29
  92. 92Councillors Toomey & Walsh re: Drafting of amendments to the Municipal Code re: Enforcement of the Snow and Ice Removal Ordinance. scanMar 29
  93. 93Councillors Wolf, Duehay & Reeves re: Testing of fire hydrants. scanMar 29
  94. 94Vice Mayor Cyr & Councillor Myers re: Review of the fiscal 1994 budget. - Rep. rec. 5/3/93 See Agenda # 14B of 5/3/93 scanMar 29
  95. 95Entire membership re:Cambridge residents employed in various institutional construction projects. scanApr 26
  96. 96Councillor Russell re: Complaints of rodents on Fulkerson Street. scanApr 26
  97. 97Councillor Walsh re: Copy of the case management journal of the Rent Control Board. scanApr 26
  98. 98Vice Mayor Cyr & Councillor Russell re: Merge of the Cambridge Committee of Elders and the Cambridge Council on Aging. scanApr 26
  99. 99Councillor Duehay, Myers & Mayor Reeves re: Defective gates to the Central and Kendall Square subway stations.- rep rec. 6/14/93 - See Agenda #11 of 6/14/93 scanApr 26
  100. 100Councillor Duehay, Russell & Wolf re: Response to communication from Stephen Baird regarding the regulation of street performers.. scanApr 26
  101. 101Councillor Duehay, Wolf and Mayor Reeves re: Traffic study in the area of Chauncy Street and Garden Street. scanApr 26
  102. 102Councillors Russell, Walsh and Wolf re: Quality of the bus service on the #74 Belmont-Harvard line. scanApr 26
  103. 103Councillors Russell & Myers re: Enforcement of parking regulations on Green Street. scanApr 26
  104. 104Councillor Toomey re: Traffic survey on Sciarappa Street. scanApr 26
  105. 105Councillors Russell & Duehay re: Determine whether a better system can be developed to address HazMat incidents. scanApr 26
  106. 106Councillor Myers re: Amendment to Chapter 2.62. scanApr 26
  107. 107Councillor Myers re: Hiring an outside person to review departments of the city for effectiveness.- rep rec. 5/3/93 - See Agenda #14B. of 5/3/93 scanApr 26
  108. 108Councillors Duehay, Toomey,Myers & Russell re: Safety of childred who wish to attend the community school's after school classes.- rep rec. 5/17/93 See Agenda #10 scanApr 26
  109. 109Councillor Walsh re: Issues raised regarding the proposed expansion of the Cambridge City Hospital. scanApr 26
  110. 110Councillor Walsh re: Problems that individuals are having with HMO Blue.- rep received 6/28/93 - See Agenda #24 of 6/28/93 scanApr 26
  111. 111Councillor Walsh re: Longevity payments to City employees.- rep rec 11/1/93. See Agenda #9 of 11/1/93 scanApr 26
  112. 112Councillor Walsh re: Rate regulations in accordance with the Cable Television Consumer Protection and Competition Act of 1992. scanApr 26
  113. 113Councillors Wolf, Duehay, Myers & Russell re: Traffic conditions on Garden Street near intersection of Garden Street and Huron Avenue. scanApr 26
  114. 114Councillor Wolf re: Allegations of improper activities by real estate agents and lawyers advising people to ignore the rent control laws in buying rent controlled condominiums. scanApr 26
  115. 115Councillor Russell re: invitation to Mark Erlich, President, Carpenter's Local 40, to com before the city Council to explain the union apprentice and the job selection programs for his union. (AMES STREET TUNNEL) scanApr 26
  116. 116Councillor Russell re: Placing of "slow children" sign at Merrill Avenue/Blanchard Road. scanMay 3
  117. 117Councillor Sullivan re: Removal of bricks at 21-23 High Street. scanMay 3
  118. 118Councillor Wolf re: Support for the Mullins Court Tenant Assoc. - rep. accepted 6/21/93 - See Calendar Item #2 of 6/21/93 (previously Agenda #16 of 6/14/93) scanMay 3
  119. 119Councillors Myers & Walsh re: Traffic conditions on Speridakis Terrace. scanMay 3
  120. 120Councillor Myers re: Repainting of yellow lines at 15 Erie Street. scanMay 3
  121. 121Councillors Duehay & Toomey re: Ordinance requiring smoke detectors in public buildings, public, parochial and independent schools and certified child care centers. - rep rec. 11/1/93[?] - See Agenda #11 of 9/1/93[?] scanMay 3
  122. 122Councillor Russell re: Plant tree in front of 18 Middlesex Avenue at the corner of Wilson Avenue. scanMay 3
  123. 123Councillors Wolf, Duehay & Mayor Reeves re: Possibility of a city store which sells out-of-date city artifacts and replicas of city artifacts as a possible fund-raising method. scanMay 3
  124. 124Councillors Wolf, Myers, Walsh & Vice Mayor Cyr re; Speeding cars on Linnaean Street. scanMay 3
  125. 125Councillors Duehay, Russell, Toomey, Walsh & Vice Mayor Cyr re: Purchasing of new television equipment to reduce the glare of lights. scanMay 3
  126. 126Councillors Walsh & Russell re: Elementary school rentals by boards and commissions and mailings from the Council Office. - rep rec. 5/17/93 - Agenda #2 of 5/17/93 scanMay 3
  127. 127Councillors Walsh & Russell re: Recent poll of CRLS students who have carried or have considered carrying weapons to school. scanMay 10
  128. 128Councillors Russell & Wolf re: Meeting with representatives of the Cambridge Highland Neighborhood Association. scanMay 10
  129. 129Councillor Russell & Vice Mayor Cyr re: Sidewalks and trees on May Street. scanMay 10
  130. 130Councillor Russell & Vice Mayor Cyr re: Update the status of street and sidewalk repair on Beech Street. not[?] rep rec 9/13/93 - See Agenda #3 of 9/13/93 scanMay 10
  131. 131Councillors Walsh, Russell & Sullivan re: Procedure for granting gun permits in the City of Cambridge. - rep rec. 6/14/93 - See Agenda #12 of 6/14/93 scanMay 10
  132. 132Councillors Walsh, Duehay & Russell re: Preparation of Home Rule Legislation to impose the necessary restrictions on land within 400 feet of our reservoirs. scanMay 10
  133. 133Councillors Wolf, Vice Mayor Cyr, Duehay & Russell re: Notices regarding the filling of positions from Civil Service lists be sent by certified or registered mail. scanMay 10
  134. 134Councillor Russell re: Possible change in the procedure for collecting newspapers. scanMay 10
  135. 135Councillor Russell re: Enforcement of the "Do Not Enter between the hours of 4 and 6 p.m." from Alewife Brook Parkway to Whittemore Avenue scanMay 10
  136. 136Councillor Walsh & Sullivan re: Incentives in order to keep biotech businesses in Cambridge. scanMay 17
  137. 137Councillor Wolf re: Assessment of request and, in general, policy regarding aerial poles. - rep rec 8/2/93 - See agenda #25 of 8/2/93 scanMay 17
  138. 138Councillor Wolf re: Lighting in the Larchwood Drive area. scanMay 17
  139. 139Councillor Wolf & Duehay re: Situations at Mass. Avenue, Garden Street and Concord Avenue during rush hour. scanMay 17
  140. 140Councillors Sullivan, Russell, Toomey & Walsh re: Possibility of not removing the American Flag from the graves of Veterans at the Cambridge Cemetery. scanMay 17
  141. 141Councillors Myers & Walsh re: Safety concerns for children playing in or near Kenwood Street. scanMay 17
  142. 142Mayor Reeves, Councillors Duehay, Russell & Sullivan re: Sewer odor in the Central Square area. scanMay 17
  143. 143Councillor Walsh re: How federal grants and private monies are distributed after allocation to various city departments. scanMay 17
  144. 144Councillors Duehay, Toomey & Walsh RE: Developing a brochure to explain how to minimize lead intake. (Consent Order #22) scanMay 24
  145. 145Councillor Toomey & Walsh RE: re-visiting the street cleaning process on Cambridge Street. (Consent Order #19) scanMay 24
  146. 146Councillor Sullivan RE: Replacing stretch of sidewalk from 450 Concord Avenue to Fresh Pond Rotary.(Consent Order #13) scanMay 24
  147. 147Councillors Toomey & Sullivan RE: Signage Go Slow-PLAYGROUND in Hurley-Lopez-Third Streets (Consend Order #12) scanMay 24
  148. 148Councillors Toomey, Sullivan & Walsh Re: Repaving Cambridge Street at Elm Street.(Consent Order #11) scanMay 24
  149. 149Councillors Russell, Duehay & Sullivan RE: Parking for spectators who attend Little League games at Tobin Little League Field. - rep. rec 6/14/93 See agenda #13 of 6/14/93 scanMay 24
  150. 150Councillors Wolf, Sullivan, Toomey Walsh & Mayor Reeves RE: Seniors using Gold Course on Weekdays - rep received 8/2/93 See agenda #8 of 8/2/93 scanMay 24
  151. 151Mayor Reeves, Councillor Duehay, Toomey & Walsh RE: Planting flowers for Spring. scanMay 24
  152. 152Consent Order #41. Councillor Toomey regarding update on the CAD structure. scanJun 7
  153. 153Consent Order #25. Councillor Russell re: City wide view of timing of traffic signals. scanJun 7
  154. 154Consent Order #36. Councillor Russell re: Installation of alarm in City Council Office scanJun 7
  155. 155Consent Order #3. Councillor Walsh regarding repair of sidewalk on Linnaean Street scanJun 7
  156. 156Consent Order #43. Councillor Toomey regarding proper signage for Binney Street extension scanJun 7
  157. 157Consent Order #42. Councillor Toomey regarding update on irrigation project at Donnelly Field. - Rep. rec. 6/21/93 - See Agenda #4 of 6/21/93 scanJun 7
  158. 158Consent #39. Councillor Toomey Re: explaining the rationale for assessing an 18% delinquent interest rate scanJun 7
  159. 159Consent Order #38. Councillor Toomey Re: Police call boxes at Cambridge Cemetery. scanJun 7
  160. 160Consent Order #35. Councillor Russell Re: Enforcing the No Posting of Bills on utility poles in Porter Square scanJun 7
  161. 161Consent Order #34. Councillor Russell Re: Removal of rail cars at Alewife. scanJun 7
  162. 162Consent Order #5. Councillor Russell re: removing the graffiti from shed on Huron Avenue opposite Park Avenue. scanJun 7
  163. 163Consent Order #2. Councillor Walsh Re: repairing of side walk on Mt.Vernon Street. scanJun 7
  164. 164Consent Order #44. Councillor Myers Re: Additional parking spaces during construction in the vicinity of Harvard, Ware and Prescott Street - Rep. rec. 6/21/93 - See Agenda #2 of 6/21/93 scanJun 7
  165. 165Consent Order #33. Councillor Russell Re: Identifying Call Boxes in Fresh Pond. scanJun 7
  166. 166Consent Order #32. Councillor Myers Re: Incidents in the vicinity of Fairmont Street - Rep rec. 6/28/93 See Agenda #18 of 6/28/93 scanJun 7
  167. 167Consent Order #40. Councillor Toomey Re: Implementing of Gun Buy Back Program. scanJun 7
  168. 168Consent Order #22. Councillor Wolf Re: Installing loading zones operational times. scanJun 7
  169. 169Consent Order #14. Councillor Sullivan & Russell Re: Complaints relative to Golf Course. - Rep received 8/10/93 - See Agenda #8 of 8/10/93 scanJun 7
  170. 170Reconsideration by Councillor Russell on an order that filed on adoption on May 24, 1993 submitted by Russell regarding review of operations and workings of the various boards and commissions. scanJun 7
  171. 171Consent Order #23 Mayor Reeves safety of people enjoying Memorial Drive. scanJun 14
  172. 172Non-Consent Order #3 Councillor Russell Re: concerns in response to the North Cambridge Crime Watch Committee - rep. rec. 9/13/93 - See Agenda #7 of 9/13/93 scanJun 14
  173. 173Consent Order #22 Vice Mayor Cyr re: door to door voter registration. scanJun 14
  174. 174Consent Order #20 Councillor Wolf re: repair of sidewalks on Richdale Avenue and to consider placing these sidewalks on the list for replacement. scanJun 14
  175. 175Consent Order #18 Councillor Myers re: Proposed use of the former Elbert Ford site. scanJun 14
  176. 176Consent Order #17 Councillor Myers re: needed repairs to the equipment at Dana Park. scanJun 14
  177. 177Consent Order #13 Vice Mayor Cyr re: unlimited discount coupon books to elderly and disabled persons. - rep received 8/2/93 - See Agenda #11 of 8/2/93 scanJun 14
  178. 178Consent Order #12 Councillor Sullivan re: addition of Clinton Street to the list of streets and sidewalks to be reconstructed during FY 94. scanJun 14
  179. 179Non-Consent Order #11 Councillor Russell re: concerns in response to the Peabody Neighborhood Council Crime Watch Committee scanJun 14
  180. 180Consent Order #10 Councillor Wolf re: placement of trees around the newly designed Haggerty School scanJun 14
  181. 181Consent Order #8 Vice Mayor Cyr re: subcommittee of the North Cambridge Stabilization Committee to discuss the problems of Portland Stoneware and their non-compliance with the Noise Ordinance. scanJun 14
  182. 182Consent Order #7 Vice Mayor Cyr re: possibility of hiring an additional Animal Officer for the hour of 5:00 p.m. to midnight due to rabid raccoons. scanJun 14
  183. 183Non-Consent Order #34 Councillor Wolf Re: water and sewer rates - Rep rec. 9/13/93 - See Agenda #10 of 9/13/93 scanJun 21
  184. 184Consent Order #32 Councillor Russell cooperation from city departments for Cosmo and Damien Society Festival scanJun 21
  185. 185Consent Order #30 Councillor Russell update on status of improvements to tot lot at Glacken Field - rep rec. 8/2/93 see Agenda #3 of 8/2/93 scanJun 21
  186. 186Consent Order #31 Councillor Russell cooperation from city departments for the Santa Lucia Festival scanJun 21
  187. 187Consent Order #24 Councillor Walsh Re: using Cambridge Reservoir water for bottling scanJun 21
  188. 188Consent Order #13 Mayor Reeves eradication of the rodent and trash from parking lot on corner of Bishop Allen Drive and Columbia St. - rep received 8/2/93 - See Agenda #4 of 8/2/93 scanJun 21
  189. 189Consent Order #12 Councillor Sullivan Re: contracts regarding operations of Thomas P. O'Neill, Jr. Golf Course. - Rep rec. 8/2/93 - See Agenda #8 of 8/2/93 scanJun 21
  190. 190Consent Order #10 Councillor Duehay Re: Graffiti scanJun 21
  191. 191Consent Order #9 Councillor Walsh Re: Installing 20ft. crosswalk on Mason Street at the corner of John Phillips Place scanJun 21
  192. 192Consent Order #3 Councillor Myers, Vice Mayor Cyr, Councillor Duehay, Mayor Reeves, Councillor Russell & Councillor Wolf Re: Repairs to the recreational equipment at Dana Park scanJun 21
  193. 193Consent Order #1 Councillors Myers and Russell Re: hiring an additional animal control officer during 5p.m. - midnight scanJun 21
  194. 194Order-re: funds for National Night Out- America's Night Out Against Crime. (Russell) scanJun 28
  195. 195Order-re: loud music behind 5 Jay Street. (Walsh) scanJun 28
  196. 196Order re: sinking of 186 Fayerweather Street (Walsh & Russell) scanJun 28
  197. 197Order re: program to take action against retail stores that sell liquor to minors. (Walsh & Russell) rep received 8/2/93 - See Agenda #31 of 8/2/93 scanJun 28
  198. 198Order re: real estate tax exemption for elderly. (Walsh, Duehay, Russell, Sullivan, Toomey and M. Reeves) scanJun 28
  199. 199Order re: efforts to preserve the Central Square Dance Complex. (M. Reeves & Toomey) scanJun 28
  200. 200Order-re: re-examing the location of the Stop Sign at the intersection of Sixth & Charles Streets. (Toomey & Walsh) scanJun 28
  201. 201Order-re: traffic flow on Elm Street in front of Fletcher School. (Myers, Toomey & M. Reeves) scanJun 28
  202. 202Order-re: future plans for implementation of the Clean Air Act. (Wolf & Duehay) scanJun 28
  203. 203Order-re: B & M Railroad replacing of tracks in North Cambridge (Wolf & Duehay) scanJun 28
  204. 204Order-re: the cleaning of Harvard Sq. (Wolf, Duehay, Walsh & M. Reeves) rep. received 8/2/93 - See Agenda # 3 of 8/2/93 scanJun 28
  205. 205Order-re: Draft home rule petition re: hours of liquor store operations. (Myers, Duehay, Russell & Wolf) scanJun 28
  206. 206Order-re: long range plans for improvements to the parks. (Myers, Duehay, Toomey, Wolf & M. Reeves) - rep rec 8/13/93 See Agenda #5 of 9/13/93[?] scanJun 28
  207. 207Order re: Cambridge Electric Light Company rate increase. (Wolf & Duehay) scanJun 28
  208. 208Order-re: removal of graffiti using epoxy paint. (Wolf & Duehay) scanJun 28
  209. 209Order- re: proper enforcement of the Street Performers Ordinance. (Wolf, Duehay, Myers & Sullivan) scanJun 28
  210. 210Order-re: Ordinances properly enforced regarding Street Performers. (Duehay, Myers & Walsh) scanJun 28
  211. 211Order-re: enforcement of the existing bicycling laws. (Russell & Walsh) scanJun 28
  212. 212Order-re: update on enforcement of the Street Performers Ordinance. (Russell, Duehay, Myers & Sullivan) - Rep. received 8/2/93 - See Agenda # 30 of 8/2/93 scanJun 28
  213. 213Order-re: Elbery Ford site. (Myers, Duehay, Wolf & M. Reeves) scanJun 28
  214. 214Non Consnet Order #65 Councillor Russell registry system that allows identification of residences where a senior or disabled person resides to exempt these residences from rubbish being put out prior to 3PM. - rep. rec. 9/13/93 - See Agenda # 8 of 9/13/93 scanAug 2
  215. 215Consent Order #63 Mayor Reeves re: investigation of the increasing odor in the Area IV section. scanAug 2
  216. 216Consent Order #61 Councillor Wolf on the use of bonds by the Affordable Housing Trust. scanAug 2
  217. 217Consent Order #60 Councillor Wolf re: problem of bona fide residents receiving a parking permit when they have a rented car. scanAug 2
  218. 218Non Consent Order #59 Councillor Wolf re: blinking "WALK" lighths that allows drivers to turn into a "walk" lane. scanAug 2
  219. 219Non consent order #58 Councilor Wolf re: Survey a subset of the pedestrian actuated trafic buttons. scanAug 2
  220. 220Non consent order #57 Councillor Wolf re: maintenance of the "walk" "don't walk" lights, - Rep rec 9/13/93 - See Agenda # 6 of 9/13/93 scanAug 2
  221. 221Consent Order #56 Councillor Walsh re: hearing as to the history of 63 Cedar Street. scanAug 2
  222. 222Consent Order #55 Councillor Duehay re: Wendell Street, Francis Ave and Bryant Street to be added to list of streets to be resurfaced. scanAug 2
  223. 223Consent Order #54 Councillor Russell re: completion or postponement of the roadway improvements on Warren Street. scanAug 2
  224. 224Non consent order #53 Councillor Wolf re: rate regulation for cable television for basic tier and equipment service. rep rec. 9/13/93 - See Agenda #12 of 9/13/93 scanAug 2
  225. 225Non consent order #49 Councillor Russell re: graffiti in West Cambridge. scanAug 2
  226. 226Consnet Order #48 Councillor Ruseell re: CPR classes. scanAug 2
  227. 227Consent Order #47 Councillor Russell re: repair of the surface of Huron Ave. scanAug 2
  228. 228Consent Order #46 Councillor Russell re: Larger signs indicating "Stop for Pedestrians in Crosswalks" on Mass Ave. - rep rec. 9/13/93 - See Agenda # 16 of 9/13/93 scanAug 2
  229. 229Councillor Russellre: installation of sidewalk in front of St. Peter's School on Concord Ave. rep rec. 9/13/93 - See Agenda #3 of 9/13/93 scanAug 2
  230. 230Councillor Myers re: representative from the Recreation Dept. meet with residents of Granite Street re: problems of flying baseballs. scanAug 2
  231. 231Vice Mayor Cyr re: purchase of the McCrean and Magazine Pool. scanAug 2
  232. 232Vice Mayor Cyr re: installation of 25¢ percall payphones. rep rec. 11/1/93 - See Agenda # 20 of 11/1/93 scanAug 2
  233. 233Vice Mayor Cyr re: replacement schedule for trees planted that did not take root last fall. - rep rec. 9/13/93 - See Agenda #14 of 9/13/93 scanAug 2
  234. 234Vice Mayor Cyr re: report outlining the activities by Courier Services. - rep rec 9/13/93 - See Agenda #5 of 9/13/93 scanAug 2
  235. 235Councillor Myers re: placing of 25 mph sign on Pearl St near the Morse School. scanAug 2
  236. 236Councillor Walsh re: proposed money saver for cities on long distance calling costs. - rep rec 10/18/93 # Placed on file as a Charter Right not acted upon - Cal #10 of 1993 - rep. accepted - as additional info - See Oct 25, 1993 scanAug 2
  237. 237Vice Mayor Cyr re: appropriation of $5,000 tp Pop Warner League. scanAug 2
  238. 238Vice Mayor Cyr re: installation of mechanized traffic signals. scanAug 2
  239. 239Vice Mayor Cyr re: monitoring the speed and flow of traffic at Harvey and Clifton Streets. scanAug 2
  240. 240Vice Mayor Cyr re: city policy regaring the promotional activities by for-profit tobacco and alcohol distributors. rep accepted 10/25/93 (Cal #5 of 10/25/93) scanAug 2
  241. 241Councillor Russell re: report on city's policy regarding health benefits for widows of city employees who do not receive survivors allowance. rep. rec. 9/13/93 - See Agenda #4 of 9/13/93 - Referred back to City rep. scanAug 2
  242. 242Councillor Russell re: safety of the intersection of Holworthy and Cushing Streets and Mt Auburn and Belmont Streets. - rep rec. 9/13/93 & Referred back to City Manager - See Agenda #13 of 9/13/93 - 2nd rep. received 9/20/93. scanAug 2
  243. 243Councillor Toomey re: exemption of non-profit organization from the rubbish collection fee. scanAug 2
  244. 244Councillor Russell re: installation of speed bumps in the driveway of the Fitzgerald School. scanAug 2
  245. 245Reconsideration filed by Councillor Walsh on an order adopted as amended which was submitted by the Vice Mayor Cyr and Councillor Wolf regarding door to door voter registration. scanAug 2
  246. 246Councillor Walsh re: Commonwealth Day School. scanSep 13
  247. 247Councillor Walsh re: People alleging to be roofers. scanSep 13
  248. 248Councillor Walsh re: Safe Drinking Water Act Assessment. scanSep 13
  249. 249Councillor Walsh re: Dipping on the recently repaved Rice St. scanSep 13
  250. 250Councillor Walsh re: Lack of proper drains on Seargent St. rep rec. 10/4/93 See Agenda Item #2 10/4/92 scanSep 13
  251. 251Councillor Walsh re: Repairing Berkshire Place. scan—
  252. 252Councillor Toomey re: removal of jersey barrier in the fire lane at the Harrington School. scan—
  253. 253Councillor Duehay re: report on the serious traffic problem at the intersection of Dana and Harvard Streets. rep rcvd. 9/27/93 See agenda #1 9/27/93 scan—
  254. 254Councillor Duehay re: visitor passes 1993. reprecuved[?] 9/27/93 See agenda #4 of 9/27/93 scan—
  255. 255Vice Mayor Cyr re: cars illegally exiting Alewife Brook Pkwy. scan—
  256. 256Vice Mayor Cyr re: cars illegally exiting Alewife Brook Pkwy. scan—
  257. 257Councillor Russell re: Short term parking behind 51 Inman Street. scan—
  258. 258Mayor Reeves re: replacement of burnt out bulbs on several pedestrian signals. scan—
  259. 259Mayor Reeves re: installation of full ramp access across the traffic island on 6th Street. - rep. received 9/20/93 - See agenda #11 of 9/20/93 scan—
  260. 260Councillor Myers re: repairing Mt. Pleasant St. scan—
  261. 261Councillor Toomey re: repairing audio indicator at traffic signal corner of Cambridge & Second St. scan—
  262. 262Councillor Toomey & Russell re: repairing sidewalk in front of Night Stage. scan—
  263. 263Councillor Wolf re: "Cops on the BEat" Program. scan—
  264. 264Mayor Reeves re: installation of park benches in various areas of the city. scan—
  265. 265Councillor Wolf re: Applications for apprenticeship program for Boston Cement Masons. scan—
  266. 266Councillor Wolf re: improve safety at the intersection of Huron and Cushing St. rep. received 9/27/93 See agenda #2 of 9/27/93 scan—
  267. 267Councillor Russell re: proper signage in the Rindge Terrace/ Rindge Avenue area for cars backing onto the roadway. scan—
  268. 268Councillor Russell re: robberies in the aresa of Rindge Ave between Jefferson Park and Fresh Pond Apts. rep rcd 10/4/93 See agenda #1 10/4/93 scan—
  269. 269Councillor Russell re: Replacing the light at Waterman Rd. and Standish St. scan—
  270. 270Councillor Russell re: trim trees on Cushing St. between Lawn and Thingvilla Avenue. scan—
  271. 271Councillor Russell re: street sweeping signs to be posted around the grassy island on Fountain Street. scan—
  272. 272Councillor Russell re: safety concerns at the intersection of Cushing and Huron. scan—
  273. 273Councillor Sullivan re: resurface street and sidewalks on Walker Court. scan—
  274. 274Councillor Sullivan re: Erecting a suitable plaque at the newly renovated Hoyt Field. scan—
  275. 275Councillor Myers re: traffic problems at the intersection of Harvard and Dana Streets. scan—
  276. 276Councilllor Russell re: traffic problems at Dana and Harvard St. scan—
  277. 277Reconsideration filed by Councillor Walsh, Myers re: comprehensive inspection of 20-22 Trowbridge St. and 364-366 Harvard St. scan—
  278. 278Councillor Walsh re: Proper lighting in basketball courts at St. Peter's Field. scanSep 27
  279. 279Councillor Duehay re: Status of fire alarm box at corner of Prospect Street and St. Mary's Rd. scan—
  280. 280Councillor Russell re:: Enforcing the speed limit on Huron Ave in the vicinity of Huron Towers and Fresh Pond. scan—
  281. 281Councillor Toomey re: Wattage of bulbs on the outside lighting poles on Cambridge St. scan—
  282. 282Councillor Walsh re: Fireman required to take anoither fire exam. . [handwritten:] rep received 9/27/93 See Agenda #3 of 9/27/93 scan—
  283. 283Councillor Sullivan re: agressively cleaning out the sewers and catch basins throughout the city. scan—
  284. 284Councillor Toomey re: Replacing sidewalks on7th St. between Cambridge and Gore. scan—
  285. 285Councillor Myers re: report on operation of the upcoming election. [handwritten:] rep rec. 11/1/93 - See Agenda #5 of 11/1/93 scanSep 27
  286. 286Councillor Wolfre: developing a real pedestrian initiative to assure pedestrian safety and smooth operation of the traffic laws. scan—
  287. 287Councillor Wolf re: installation of bicycle rack schedule. [handwritten:] rep accepted 10/25/93 Cal #3 of 10/25/93 scan—
  288. 288Councillor Toomey re: funding to keep the Gold Star Pool open through Labor Day. scan—
  289. 289Councillor Toomey re: report on the response time of the Fire Dept. of the fire at One Kendall Square. [handwritten:] - rep rec. 11/1/93 - See Agenda #6 of 11/1/93 scan—
  290. 290Councillor Sullivan re: prohibition of rollerblading in the lobby and corridors of the Cambridge Hospital. scan—
  291. 291Councillor Sullivan re: Tierney Street to be added to the list of sidewalks to be repaired. scan—
  292. 292Councillor Wolf re: voting places to be opened at 7AM for this election and all future elections. scan—
  293. 293Vice Mayor Cyr re: appropriation of monies for additional "panic Buttons." scan—
  294. 294Councillor Myers re: enforcement of parking violations. scan—
  295. 295Councillor Toomey re: address concerns of the Portuguese-speaking community re: cable programming. scan—
  296. 296Councillor Russell re: crossing guard at the corner of Rindge AVe/Mass Ave. scanSep 27
  297. 297Councillor Russell re: installation of a push button pedestrian light at the corner of Rindge Ave/Mass Ave. - rep rec. 11/15/93 & referred back to City Mgr. scanSep 27
  298. 298Councillor Russell re: painting of fire lanes and posting no parking signs on Norfolk Street at the rear of the Public Works. scanSep 27
  299. 299Councillor Walsh re: dipping in the streets. - rep rec. 11/15/93 - See Agenda # 23 scanSep 27
  300. 300Councillor Walsh re: gypsy peddlers operating outside the High School. scanSep 27
  301. 301Councillor Wolf re: Portland Stonewares Company's building of a shed without a building/variance permit. - report accepted 10/25/93 (See Cal. # 7 of 10/25/93) scanOct 4
  302. 302Councillor Toomey re: problem with mail delivery in the Senior Housing complexes. - rep rec. 11/1/93 - See Agenda # 4 of 11/1/93 scanOct 4
  303. 303Councillor Russell re: adequate programming and safety for children participating in Halloween activities. scanOct 4
  304. 304Councillor Walsh re: appropriate lighting in the Fresh Pond Area. scanOct 4
  305. 305Councillor Myers re: redistricting voting polliong places - rep accepted 10/25/93[?] See Cal. # 4 of 10/25/93[?] scanOct 4
  306. 306Councillor Walsh re: repair of sidewalks between Sumner Street and Irving Street. scanOct 4
  307. 307Mayor Reeves re: holes at the top of the stairs at City Hall re-cemented. scanOct 4
  308. 308Mayor Reeves re: study of the intersection of Bishop Allen Drive and Columbia Street. scanOct 4
  309. 309Councillor Duehay re: change in cap policy for Harvard Sqare by the License Commission. scanOct 4
  310. 310Vice Mayor Cyr, Councillors Duehay and Wolf re: request report from Traffic and Parking on the feasibility and advisability of traffic mitigation relative to new housing development at 58 and 62 Brookline Street. scanNov 1
  311. 311Councillor Wolf re: Implementation of a pre-tax, independent assistance program far all City of Cambridgfe employees. scanNov 1
  312. 312Councillor Wolf re: regulation of the Cable rates. scanNov 1
  313. 313Vice Mayor Cyr re: report on Elm Street parking problems from Traffic and Parking Dept. - rep rec. 11/15/93 See Agenda # 7 scanNov 1
  314. 314Mayor Reeves re: Eradication of any rodents in the Central Sq. area. scanNov 1
  315. 315Councillor Sullivan re: walking tours of May St. and necessary repairs. scanNov 1
  316. 316Councillor Sullivan re: access from Green-Franklin-Pearl Municipal Garage to the Manning Apts. scanNov 1
  317. 317Councillor Sullivan re: Community Policing and assignments of regular foot patrol. - rep rec. 11/15/93 - See Agenda #3 scanNov 1
  318. 318Councillor Walsh re: abandoned property on Prospect, Cambridge Washington and Columbia Street. -rep rec. 11/15/93 - See Agenda #9 scanNov 1
  319. 319Councillor Walsh re: riding bicycles on sidewalks. -rep rec. 12/13/93 - Calendar #5 of 12/13/93 - ref. back to City Mgr. scanNov 1
  320. 320Councillor Walsh re: Russell Senior Citizen Center Building handicapped parking. rep rec 12/13/93 - See Calendar Item # 2 of 12/13/93. scanNov 1
  321. 321Councillor Walsh re: Playground repairs to Sousa Park. scanNov 1
  322. 322Councillor Walsh re: How the flow of handicapped sidewalk access is planned. -rep rec. 11/15/93 - See Agenda # 24 scanNov 1
  323. 323Councillor Myers re: security issues on Elm and Market Streets. scanNov 1
  324. 324Councillor Walsh re: Senior citizen developments that house a certian percentage of people with disabilities regardless of age. scanNov 1
  325. 325Councillor Toomey re: confer with City Electrician on resetting the ttimer on the lamps in Centanni Park. scanNov 1
  326. 326Councillor Russell re: confer with the Director of Traffic & Parking to help residents of Brookford St. being ticketed for entering and exiting their street. -rep rec. 11/15/93 - See Agenda # 4 scanNov 1
  327. 327Councillor Sullivan re: Installing signage on Memorial Dr. notifying that Ames St. is closed due to construction. scanNov 1
  328. 328Councillor Wolf re: the rats at Fresh Pond. -rep rec. 12/13/93 - See Calendar #3 of 12/13/93. scanNov 1
  329. 329Councillor Duehay re: major truck traffic origination and destination study in the Brattle St/Concord Ave/Mt. Auburn St area. scanNov 1
  330. 330Councillor Duehay re: rubbish receptacles to be placed near Porter Sq. T station. scanNov 1
  331. 331Councillor Russell Re: intersection of Walden and Mass Ave. scanNov 1
  332. 332Councillor Myers re: increasing the police coverage in the vicinity of Green St. and Franklin St. scanNov 1
  333. 333Councillor Myers re: increased visibility in Cambridgeport. scanNov 1
  334. 334Councillor Walsh re: policy to protect small business from the revenue loss due to vendors. scanNov 1
  335. 335Councillors Wolf and Duehay re: request report on any activity and progress on work of the University/City task force. scanNov 1
  336. 336Councillor Wolf re: request DPW to inform transportation coordinator of the School Dept. prior to any street work done in the city. scanNov 1
  337. 337Councillor Toomey re: replacing the railroad gate on Gore St. scanNov 1
  338. 338Councillor Wolf re: Noise from air conditioners. (Duehay, Myers) scanNov 15
  339. 339Councillor Duehay re: exterior of the building cleaned at suitable intervals. (Russell, Toomey, Reeves) scanNov 15
  340. 340Councillor Duehay re: Placement of power source for the new Haggerty School across from 115 Cushing Street. (Russell, Wolf) scanNov 15
  341. 341Councillor Duehay re: Enforce regulations against idling bus motors. (Toomey. Wolf, Reeves) scanNov 15
  342. 342Councillor Duehay re: installation of smoke detectors in all public schools. (Myers, Toomey) scanNov 15
  343. 343Councillor Russell re: Request Traffic and Parking ro refrain from towing cars on November 26, the day after Thanksgiving. scanNov 22
  344. 344Councillor Russell re: Panic Alarms for women threatened by physical abuse. (Duehay, Myers, Wolf) scanDec 13
  345. 345Councillor Walsh re: Request City Manager and Department heads to propose a reorganization of the Cambriodge Government [struck out text] that will save things. (Russell) scanDec 13
  346. 346Mayor Reeves re: Request Police Officers evening walks through the L.B.J. aprtment building. (Myers, Russell) scanDec 13
  347. 347Councillor Wolf re: Alternative street sweeping days when scheduled day falls on a holiday. (Duehay, Myers) scanDec 13
  348. 348Councillor Myers re: Car alarms and other noises produced by automibiles. (Wolf) scanDec 13
  349. 349Councillor Walsh re: Abductions and attempted abductions of children. (Myers, Russell) scanDec 13
  350. 350Councillor Duehay re: Request review of operations of hazardous waste collection program. (Russell, Toomey) scanDec 13
  351. 351Councillor Russell re: Gately Shelter in N. Cambridge residents concern about safety issues in the builkding. (Sullivan, Walsh, Wolf) scanDec 13
  352. 352Councillor Toomey re: Request Traffic and Parking Dept. to erect the Otis St. sign at First Street. Sullivan) scanDec 13
  353. 353Councillor Roomey re: Cambridge Hospital Expansion Project. (Walsh) scanDec 13
  354. 354Councillor Russell re: Request traffic study on Walden Street. (Duehay, Sullivan, Walsh) - rep received 2/7/94 - see Agenda #17 of 2/7/94 scanDec 13
  355. 355Councillor Wolf re: Removal od garffitti from various buildings and gates on hte Cambridge Common. (Duehay, Myers, Russell, Sullivan) scanDec 13
  356. 356Councillor Russell re: Parking problems during construction of the garage at the Huron Towers. (Sullivan, Walsh) scanDec 13
  357. 357Councillor Walsh re: Fayerweather Street becoming a by-pass for traffic on Walden Street. (Duehay, Russell, Wolf) scanDec 13
  358. 358Councillor Sullivan re: Free parking meters on all Saturdays until Christmas in Harvard, Central, Porter and Kendall Squares. (Russell, Walsh) scanDec 13
  359. 359Mayor Reeves re: Longfellow Elementary School playground snow removal. (Russell, Sullivan) scanDec 13
  360. 360Councillor Russell re: Inspection of handicap ramp on Upland Road and Newell Street. —report received 1/31/94 - See Agenda #5 of 1/31/94 scanDec 20
  361. 361Councillor Walsh re: Complaint of Ms. Garland to Continental Cable. (Russell, Toomey, Sulivan) —report received 1/31/94 - See Agenda #6 of 1/31/94 scanDec 20
  362. 362Councillor Duehay re: City Manager adopt and implement Option One fromt he Director of the Office of the Cable T.V. scanDec 20

Finance

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  1. 1Appropriation of $10,457 to the Human Services Department to allow the Human Services Department to manage and provide services to families in Project SETLE (Service Enriched Transitional Living Experiment.) scanJan 4
  2. 2Appropriation of a grant from the Department of Public Health for $32,500 to the Health & Hospital Accounts to provide funds to continue the Multi-Disciplinary AIDS program. scanJan 4
  3. 3Appropriation of $18,060 to the Human Services Department for which the Community Learning Center will use the funds to cover the salary and a portion of the benefits of instructors who will provide two English as a Second Language classes. scanJan 4
  4. 4Appropriation of $12,949 to the Human Services Department to provide funds for English as a Second Language and nurse assistant training to 15 individuals. scanJan 4
  5. 5Appropriation of $1,239.91 to the Human Services Department to provide funds to support the efforts of the Food Pantry Network through the Planning and Development Division of the Department of Human Services. scanJan 4
  6. 6Transfer of $6,500 to the Human Services Department to provide funds to cover increased rental cost resulting from the Office of Substance Abuse Program relocating to 19R Brookline Street. scanJan 4
  7. 7Appropriation of $1,518 to the Human Services Account to provide funds for the salary of instructors for the SLIAG Program. scanJan 4
  8. 8Communication from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, relative to the Fire Study (Awaiting Report Item No. 19). scanJan 4
  9. 9Transfer of $15,600 to the Library to provide funds for three Sunday contract employees and security services rendered to the Main Library. scanJan 4
  10. 10Appropriation of $2,800 to the Historical Commission. scanJan 25
  11. 11Appropriation of $44,000 to the Human Services Department. scanJan 25
  12. 12Transfer of $500.00 in the Human Services Department. scanJan 25
  13. 13Appropriation of $6,200 to the Human Services Department. scanJan 25
  14. 14Appropriation of $1,865 to the Community Development Department. scanJan 25
  15. 15Transfer of $75,400 to the Community Development Department. scanJan 25
  16. 16Appropriation of $2,000 to the Human Services Department. scanJan 25
  17. 17Transfer of $23,615 in the Police Department. scanFeb 1
  18. 18Transfer of $4,506 in the Library Department. scanFeb 1
  19. 19Comprehensive Annual Financial Report (CAFR) for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1992. scanFeb 1
  20. 20Transfer of $11,500 to the Emergency Management Account. scanFeb 8
  21. 21Appropriation of $78,704 to the Community Development Department. scanFeb 8
  22. 22Transfer of $10,000 to the Water Department. scanFeb 8
  23. 23Transfer of $5,600 to the Election Commission. scanFeb 8
  24. 24Appropriation of a grant for $65,005 to the Health & Hospital Account. scanFeb 8
  25. 25Appropriation of $27,955 in additional Block Grant funds to the Community Development Department. scanFeb 8
  26. 26Transfer of $7,000 to the City Council Office to provide funds to reimburse the Council Office for the advertisement of the City Clerk's position and for the evaluation of the City Manager. scanFeb 22
  27. 27Transfer of $7,820 to the City Clerk's Department to provide funds to cover the printing of the Zoning Ordinances of the City of Cambridge. scanFeb 22
  28. 28Transfer of $3,000 to the Human Services Department. scanFeb 22
  29. 29Appropriation of $27,316 to the Human Services Department. scanFeb 22
  30. 30Appropriation of $500,000 to the Neville Manor. scanMar 1
  31. 31Appropriation of $500,000 to the Neville Manor. scanMar 1
  32. 32Appropriation of $20,500 to the Police Department. scanMar 1
  33. 33Transfer of $18,500 to the Data Processing Department. scanMar 1
  34. 34Transfer of $2,100 in the License Commission. scanMar 1
  35. 35Appropriation of $4,600 to the Human Services Department. scanMar 15
  36. 36Appropriation of $36,799 to the Human Services Department. scanMar 15
  37. 37Appropriation of $4,000 to the Human Services Department. scanMar 15
  38. 38Appropriation of $2,000 to the Human Services Department. scanMar 15
  39. 39Appropriation of $8,106.50 to the Human Services Department. scanMar 15
  40. 40Appropriation of $26,472 to the Human Services Department. scanMar 15
  41. 41Appropriation of $13,499 to the Human Services Department. scanMar 15
  42. 42Appropriation of $3,000,000 to the Health & Hospital Services Account. scanMar 15
  43. 43Appropriation of $147,773.81 to the Community Development Department. scanMar 15
  44. 44Appropriation of $2,800 to the Human Services Department. scanMar 22
  45. 45Transfer of $10,925 in the Cable TV Department. scanMar 22
  46. 46Transfer of $30,000 from the Fire Department. scanMar 22
  47. 47Transfer of $17,100 in the Inspectional Services Department. scanMar 29
  48. 48Appropriation of $46,000 to the Human Services Department. scanMar 29
  49. 49Appropriation of $60,000 in the Public Works Department. scanMar 29
  50. 50Approval of the block rates for water consumption and sewer use for the period beginning April 1, 1993 and ending March 31, 1994. - see 12/13/93 for sewer use order. scanMar 29
  51. 51Executive Director of the MWRA appearing before the City Council to discuss the water and sewer rates and to explain the formula used on March 29, 1993 at 7:00 p.m. scanMar 29
  52. 52Vice Mayor Cyr re: City Policy regarding pay phones on public ways. - rep. rec. 6/14/93 - see agenda item 15 of 6/14/93 scanApr 12
  53. 53Vice Mayor Cyr re: Regulations considered in the Implementation of Chapter 8.60 entitled Enforcement of State Sanitary Code. scanApr 12
  54. 54Councillor Walsh re: Report from the Assessing Department outlining all the procedures that the department has followed in determining assessed values for fiscal 1994. - rep. received 5/3/93 - See Agenda #12 of 5/3/93 scanApr 12
  55. 55Councillor Duehay re: Fire drill procedures in all city buildings. scanApr 12
  56. 56Councillor Duehay re: Enforcement of noise ordinance at the Sheraton Commander Hotel on Garden Street. scanApr 12
  57. 57Councillor Russell re: Repair of fence bordering Russell Field and backs up to 50 Clifton Street. scanApr 12
  58. 58Councillor Walsh,, Mayor Reeves and Councillor Russell re: Discounts available from ComElectric and New England Telephone for eligible citizens of Cambridge. scanApr 12
  59. 59Councillors Duehay Myers & Mayor Reeves re: Signal lights at the intersection of Concord Avenue Garden Street and Follen Street. scanApr 12
  60. 60Councillors Myers & Russell re: Report on family ownership re: rent control law. scanApr 12
  61. 61Councillors Russell & Duehay re: Enforcement of the speed limit on Rindge Avenue. scanApr 12
  62. 62Councillors Russell, Duehay & Vice Mayor Cyr re: Investigate the conditions at the manhole in the center of Huron Avenue at the corner of Standish Street. scanApr 12
  63. 63Vice Mayor Cyr & Councillor Wolf re: Report outlining the housing activities of the Affordable Housing Trust Fund. - rep received 5/3/93 - See Agenda #16 of 5/3/93 scanApr 12
  64. 64Vice Mayor Cyr and Councillor Wolf re: Report outlining all of the city administered home improvement and housing rehabilitation programs. - rep. received 5/3/93 - See Agenda #17 of 5/3/93. scanApr 12
  65. 65Councillors Myers, Walsh & Mayor Reeves re: Condition of sidewalks on Mt. Pleasant Street. scanApr 12
  66. 66Claims Committee Report for a hearing held on Wednesday, April 7, 1993 to review and make recommendations on claims against the city filed by members of the general public. scanApr 12
  67. 67Communication from Michael Avallone, Manager, Financial Report, Boston Edison, transmitting the financial returns for the year ending Dec. 31, 1992. scanApr 12
  68. 68Communication from James W. Cardella, Accounting Manager, transmitting the financial return for the COM Gas Company for the year ending Dec. 31, 1992. scanApr 12
  69. 69Communication from James W. Cardella, Accounting Manager, transmitting the financial return for the COM Electric Company for the year ending December 31, 1992. scanApr 12
  70. 70Appropriation of a grant for $395 to the Historical Commission to provide funds for staff attendance at seminars relating to the preservation of historic buildings. scanApr 12
  71. 71Appropriation of $135,000 to the Public Works Department to provide funds for street reconstruction work. scanApr 12
  72. 72Appropriation of $473,162 to the Public Works Department to provide for roadway and sidewalk construction work. scanApr 12
  73. 73Transfer of $90,000 to the Police Department Travel & Training Account to provide funds for medical expenses and physical exams for the candidates screened for the May recruit class. scanApr 12
  74. 74Transfer of $50,000 to the Cable TV Extraordinary Expenditures Account to provide funds to purchase replacement equipment. scanApr 12
  75. 75Comm. from Mary Ellen Duckett, 82 Line Street, regarding the Cambridge Hospital's Request for Determination of Need. scanApr 26
  76. 76Comm. from Robert J. Ciolek, Executive Director, Boston Water and Sewer Commission, regarding the current sewer rate. - rep. rec. 5/17/93 See Agenda #9 of 5/17/93 scanApr 26
  77. 77Comm. from Claire E. Rodley, Secretary of the School Committee, transmitting the general operating budget for the Cambridge Public Schools for fiscal year 1994. scanApr 26
  78. 78FY 93-94 Budget. scanApr 26
  79. 79Transfer of $5,500 to the License Commission. scanApr 26
  80. 80Transfer of $40,000 in the Fire Dept. scanApr 26
  81. 81Transfer of $40,000 in the Fire Dept. scanApr 26
  82. 82Appropriation of $22,841.58 in private donations to the Public Celebrations Account to provide funds for the production of the Cambridge River Festival scanMay 3
  83. 83a. Transfer of $25,000 to the Executive Department Account to support a Consulting Team from the Account Firm of Ernst & Young who will provide assistance to the City Council during the budget process as requested by the City Council. b. Awaiting Report Item Nos. 32 and 57. REP. #32 SEE CITY MANAGER REQUEST 1993 # 94 FOR ORIGINAL ORDER. REP. #57 SEE ORIGINAL ORDER #107-CITY MANAGER'S REQUESTS 1993. scanMay 3
  84. 84Appropriation of $1,000 to the Human Services Account to provide funds for educational and recreational programming at the new Area IV Youth Center. scanMay 3
  85. 85Appropriation of $1,260.38 to the Human Services Account to provide funds for obtaining housing for the homeless by paying security deposits or one initial rent. scanMay 3
  86. 86Appropriation of $5,924 to the Human Services Department to provide funds for additional support to the Cambridge Fuel Assistance Program. scanMay 3
  87. 87Appropriation of $2,000 to the Human Services Account to provide funds to pay an instructor and support other related costs for gymnastic classes at the The Willis D. Moore Youth Ctr. scanMay 3
  88. 88Appropriation of $38,625 to the Human Services Account to provide funds to be used for the prevention of Substance Abuse. scanMay 3
  89. 89Appropriation of $19,545 to the Human Services Account to provide additional funds for classes and instructions for childred and adults in tennis, swimming, gymnastics, aerobics, etc. scanMay 3
  90. 90Appropriation of $9,640 to the Human Services Account to provide funds for the Adult Basic Education. scanMay 3
  91. 91Appropriation of $700.00 to the Human Services Account to provide funds to support educational & recreational programming at the Gately and West Cambridge Youth Center. scanMay 3
  92. 92Transfer of $4,000 to theElectrical Dept. to provide funds for worker's compensation medical payments for two Electrical Dept. employees. scanMay 3
  93. 93Appropriation of $23,712 to the Health and Hospital Acount to provide funds for the Multi-Disciplinary AIDS Program at the Cambridge Hospital. scanMay 3
  94. 94Appropriation of $3,330,000 to the Employee Benefits Account to provide funds to pay for the May and June 1993 Blue Cross Blue Shield health insurance bills for employees and retirees. scanMay 3
  95. 95RE: Transfer of $80,000 scanMay 10
  96. 96RE: Appropriation of $35,000. scanMay 10
  97. 97RE: Appropriation Dept. of Health and Hospitals $46,767 scanMay 10
  98. 98Transfer of $,525 from Comm. of Mass. Exec. Office of Elder Affairs Human Services. scanMay 17
  99. 99Transfer of $8,208.41 from GBASA to Human Svs. OOM account scanMay 17
  100. 100Transfer of $2,809 from Mass. Dept. of Public Welfare to the Human Svs. OOM scanMay 17
  101. 101Appropriation and authorization to borrow $11,000,000.00 to the School's Account to provide funds for the construction, equipping and furnishing of the new Agassiz Schools including the demolition of the existing facility, the acquisition of land adjacent to the schools and the necessary relocation of a building on that site. scanMay 17
  102. 102Consent Agenda #11-Requesting ranster for $5,500 from License Commission scanMay 24
  103. 103Consent Agenda #15-Memo of Understanding TCH, City of Cambridge & Mid-Camb. Neighborhood Association, scanMay 24
  104. 104Consent Agenda #9- City Manager to apply for and adminster FY 94 CDBG funds available to Camb. scanMay 24
  105. 105Consent Agenda #10-Requesting Appropriation of $350,443 in the Grand Fund. scanMay 24
  106. 106Consent AgendA #1- Request for information by City Council Committee on Finance on the FY 94 Budget. scanMay 24
  107. 107Consent Agenda #4-Response to Awaiting Rpt. #52 RE: Survey of Students at CRLS. scanMay 24
  108. 108Public Investment Budget In the Sum of $14,731,475. scanMay 24
  109. 109Neville Manor Budget In the Sum Of $9,660,385. scanMay 24
  110. 110Hospital And Ambulatory Care Budget In The Sum Of $66,464,235. scanMay 24
  111. 111General Fund Budget In The Sum Of $210,536,260. scanMay 24
  112. 112Water Fund Budget In The Sum Of $4,756,845. scanMay 24
  113. 113Consent #12 re: appropriation of $89,800 scanJun 7
  114. 114Consent #10 re: requesting an appropriation of $19,000. scanJun 7
  115. 115Consent Agenda #13 Appropriation of $40,000,000 for construction of additions to Cambridge Hospital. scanJun 7
  116. 116Consent Agenda #17 Re: Appropriation of $25,000 scanJun 14
  117. 117Consent Agenda #10 Re: Appropriation of $159,960 scanJun 14
  118. 118Consent Agenda #9 Re: Appropriation of $46,011 scanJun 14
  119. 119Consent Agenda #8 Re: Appropriation of $1,681.00 scanJun 14
  120. 120Consent Agenda #7 Re: Appropriation of $5,000 scanJun 14
  121. 121Consent Agenda #6 Re: Appropriation of $12,000.00 to the Human Services Dept. scanJun 14
  122. 122Consent Agenda #5 Re: Appropriation of $67,320.00 scanJun 14
  123. 123Consent Agenda #4 Re: Appropriation of $2,880.00 scanJun 14
  124. 124Consent Agenda #3. Re: Appropriation of $24,850. scanJun 14
  125. 125Consent Agenda #2. Re: Appropriation of $7,500.00 scanJun 14
  126. 126Consent Agenda #11. Re: Appropriation of $10,000 scanJun 14
  127. 127Consent Agenda #14. Re: Authorizing the City Manager to transfer appropriations. scanJun 21
  128. 128Consent Agenda #5. Re: Requesting appropriation of $55,000 in rental fees for commercial space at the East Cambridge Parking Facility scanJun 21
  129. 129Consent Agenda #6. Re: Requesting the appropriation of $88,732.32 to the Public Investment Fund Community Development Extraordinary Expenditure Account scanJun 21
  130. 130Loan order of $28,050,000. scanJun 28
  131. 131Transfer of $37,384 in the Human Services Dept. scanJun 28
  132. 132Appropriation of $678,600 to the Community Development Dept. scanJun 28
  133. 133Appropriation of $75,400 to the Community Development Dept. scanJun 28
  134. 134Appropriation of $643,246 to the Health and Hospital Dept. scanJun 28
  135. 135Appropriation of $935,000 to the Health and Hospital Dept. scanJun 28
  136. 136Appropriation of $57,635 to the Health and Hospital Dept. scanJun 28
  137. 137Appropriation of $4,000,000 to the Health and Hospital Dept. scanJun 28
  138. 138Appropriation of $55,005 to the Health and Hospital Dept. scanJun 28
  139. 139Appropriation of $71,667 to the Health and Hospital Dept. scanJun 28
  140. 140Appropriation of $94,792 to the Health and Hospital Dept. scanJun 28
  141. 141Appropriation of $6,911 to the Health and Hospital Dept. scanJun 28
  142. 142Appropriation of $106,121 to the Health and Hospital Dept. scanJun 28
  143. 143Appropriation of a grant of $3,400 to the Health and Hospital Dept. scanJun 28
  144. 144Appropriation of $5,965.58 to the Health and Hospital Dept. scanJun 28
  145. 145Appropriation of $300,978 to the Health and Hospital Dept. scanJun 28
  146. 146Appropriation of $13,336 to the Health and Hospital Dept. scanJun 28
  147. 147Appropriation of $43,065.19 to the Health and Hospital Dept. scanJun 28
  148. 148Appropriation of a grant in the sum of $27,740 to the Health and Hospital Dept. scanJun 28
  149. 149PLACED ON FILE - order-re: detail explanation of amounts to be transferred from available balances and exact details of each transfer. (Walsh & Russell) scanJun 28
  150. 150Tramsmitting information regarding funding that is before Congress. scanAug 2
  151. 151Transfer of $7,000 from HumaN Services ro pay part time supervisors and instructors to operate neighborhood enrichment programs. scanAug 2
  152. 152Transfer of $2,400 from Longfellow and Fitzgerald Day Camps tuition to Human Services salary and wages. scanAug 2
  153. 153Acceptance of $13,294.04 to the City of Cambridge Scholarship Fund. scanAug 2
  154. 154Requesting $13,000 from Low Incomew Home Energy Assistance Program for Human Service Fuel Assistance Program. scanAug 2
  155. 155Requesting $75,000 from UDAG to Comm Devel for purchase of bldg at 536 Mass Ave. scanAug 2
  156. 156Requesting $274,500 from Mass. Dept. of Educ. for Community Learning Ctr. rent. scanAug 2
  157. 157Requesting $26,330 from property tax to Human Service salary and wages. scanAug 2
  158. 158Requesting $17,000 from Boston and Cambrideg Foundations through Friends of Community Learning Center. scanAug 2
  159. 159Requesting $19,000 for Cambridge/Somerville Elder Services through Title IIIB of the Older Americans Acts of Programs. scanAug 2
  160. 160Requesting $18,060 from Mass Dept of Education for Community Learning Center. scanAug 2
  161. 161Requesting $12,229 from Employment Resources for Community Learning Ctr. scanAug 2
  162. 162Requesting $4,320 from Street Performers permit fees. scanAug 2
  163. 163Requesting $24,800 in property taxes to sponsor event 9/11/93 at Riverside Press Park. scanAug 2
  164. 164Requesting $2,000 donation from Draper Labs for River Festival. scanAug 2
  165. 165Requesting transfer of $1,600 from License Commission. scanAug 2
  166. 166Transfer of City owned land 245-279 Columbia St. to Affordable Housing Trust. scanSep 13
  167. 167Appropriation of $25,000 from property taxes for the demolition of the Blouin site building located at 245-279 Columbia St. to be used for affordable housing. scanSep 13
  168. 168Transfer of $13,600 in the Library Dept. scanSep 13
  169. 169Appropriation of $4,536 to the Human Services Dept. scanSep 13
  170. 170Appropriation of $22,962 to the Human Services Dept. scanSep 13
  171. 171Appropriation of $10,760 in the Human Services Dept. scanSep 13
  172. 172Appropriation of $6,300 to the Human Services Dept. scanSep 13
  173. 173Transfer of $30,000 in the Water Dept. scan—
  174. 174Appropriation of $14,109 to the Human Services Dept. scan—
  175. 175Appropriation of $14,178 to the Human Services Dept. scan—
  176. 176Appropriation of $10,800 to the Human Services Dept. scan—
  177. 177Appropriation of $5,000 to the Human Services Dept. scan—
  178. 178Recommendation for City Council approval to renew the Parking Violation Processing and COllection Systems contract for four successive twelve-month periods ending June 30, 1998. scan—
  179. 179Request for $8,000 from Mass Dept. of Educ. for outreach program to tenants at two family development. scan—
  180. 180Requesting $226,000 to provide funds for protective clothing and Hepatitis B vaccinations for each of the 272 Fire Fighters. scanSep 20
  181. 181Appropriation of $250,000 to remove and replace underground storage tanks at Public Works. scanSep 20
  182. 182Appropriation of $25,000 from Governor's Alliance Against Drugs to be used by Positive Edge Program to undertake violence prevention peer leadership program. scanSep 20
  183. 183Appropriation of $139,500 to continue the Positive Edge Program through June 30, 1994. scanSep 20
  184. 184Appropriation of $1,152,633 to complete the FY94 School Dept. budget. scanSep 20
  185. 185Appropriation of $46,700 for Area IV Crime Task Force. scanSep 20
  186. 186Appropriation of $166,062.41 to supplement and extend current available emergency resources for the homeless. scanSep 20
  187. 187Appropritation of $1,600 to cover costs of City's First Diversity Day Celebration. scanSep 20
  188. 188Appropriation of $8,000 to Mayor's Summer Program. scanSep 20
  189. 189Transfer of $21,000 in the Library Dept. scanSep 20
  190. 190A. Authorization to use $6,805,000 in the Unreserved Fund Balance. B. Transfer of $1,900,000 from the Health Claims Stabilization Fund. C. Classification of the property into five classes. D. Adopt residential factor of 58.57045%. E. Vote to approve the maximum residential exemption of 20% for owner occupied homes. F. Vote to double the normal value of statutory exemptions for FY94. G. Vote to double the income limit for deferral of taxes bt elderly homeowners. scanSep 27
  191. 191Comm. from R.W. Healy request to schedule publicly advertised hearing to allocate local property tax levy. scanSep 27
  192. 192Councillor Russell re: installation of sidewalk with edgestones in front of the Fresh Pond Golf Course. scanOct 4
  193. 193Appropriation of $2,440 to provide funds to open the polls for an additional hour. scanOct 4
  194. 194Appropriation of $162,106 to provide funds to continue a community based childbirth eduation and language training program for prenatal health care providers. scanOct 4
  195. 195Appripriation of $105,000 to provide funds to implement a pediatric immunization program. scanOct 4
  196. 196Appropriation of $7,250 to provide funds to cover a portion of administrative costs of the Arts Council. scanOct 4
  197. 197Reconsideration filed by Councillor Waslh on the adoption of of an appropriation order in the amount of $16,227 in the Inspectional Services Dept. to demolish 63/63R Cedar St. scanOct 25
  198. 198Comm. received from R.W. Healy relative to an order requesting appropriation of $22,386 in Arts Lottery Funds to the Public Celebrations Salary & Wages Account to provide funds for a series of concerts and cultural events in the neighborhoods in Cambridge. for papers an additional information) see Oct. 25, 1993 Cal. # 9. scanOct 25
  199. 199Reconsideration filed by Councillor Wolf on the acceptance of the City Manager's recommendation of the five year traffic and parking contract. scanNov 1
  200. 200Appropriation of $100,000 for one % of the Arts Program. scanNov 1
  201. 201Appropriation of $22,386 in Art Lottery Funds. scanNov 1
  202. 202Donation of $19,104.02 to establish the George Oensalger Trust Fund. scanNov 1
  203. 203Appropriation of $91,801 to address Populations At Risk for Tobacco Use. scanNov 1
  204. 204Appropriation of $70,443 to provide funds for Tobacco Control Coalition for the City of Cambridge. scanNov 1
  205. 205Appropriation of $2000.00 for a graduate student intern to assist in Central Sq. revitalization program. scanNov 1
  206. 206Appropriation of $10,000.00 to provide funds to begin foreclosure proceedings. scanNov 1
  207. 207Appropriation of $39,660 for additional staffing at the Area IV Youth Center and operation of Night Stop at CRLS. scanNov 1
  208. 208Appropriaion of $1,000 to purchase mental health pamphlets and other literature for Psychiatric Emergency Room. scanNov 1
  209. 209Comm. from R.W. Healy relative to an order requesting the transfer of $5,200 to provide funds for various classes at community schools throughout the winter and spring. scanNov 15
  210. 210Comm. from R.W. Healy relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $1,278,613 to provide funds to assist approximately 4000 low income clients in the Cambridge and Somerville areas. scanNov 15
  211. 211Comm. from R.W. Healy relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $125,000 to provide funds for education and support services at public housing developments in Cambridge. scanNov 15
  212. 212Comm. from R.W. Healy relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $11,815 to provide funds to pay for instructors and specialist to teach classes in dance, gymnastics, piano, karate, art, sports and cooking. scanNov 15
  213. 213Comm. from R.W. Healy relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $5,849 to provide funds for the Community Learning Center to conduct diagnostic testing and to place students in appropriate classes. scanNov 15
  214. 214Comm. from R.W. Healy relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $39,000 in the grant fund for intensive adult education services for 15 AFDC recipients and other low income adults at the Community Learnin g Center. scanNov 15
  215. 215Comm. from R.W. Healy relative to an order requesting the appropriation of a grant for $100,250 to provide funds for the Cambridge Hospitals Multi-Disciplinary AIDS Program for medical and mental health services for HIV infected persons. scanNov 15
  216. 216Comm. from R.W. Healy relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $262,510 to provide funds for an outpatient HIV early intervention service through the AIDS Family Care Program in the Hospitals Zinberg Clinic. scanNov 15
  217. 217Comm. from R.W. Healy relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $12,833 to provide funds to furnish clients with information on the risk factors which may be related to HIV in different client populations technical info. on the implications of receiving a positive or negative test result and an HIV antibody test if required. scanNov 15
  218. 218Comm. from R.W. Healy relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $18,958 to provide funds for the early screening and treatment to uninsured persons during asymptomatic or early symptomatic states of HIV infection. scanNov 15
  219. 219Comm. from R.W. Healy relative to an order requestinf appropriation of $37,500 to provide funds within the Police Dept. to develop a formal integrated community policing network on personalcomputers. scanNov 15
  220. 220Comm. from R.W. Healy relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $16,792 to assist the Police Dept. in implementing an integrated response system to domestic violence and abuse. scanNov 15
  221. 221Comm. from R.W. HEaly relative to an order requesting hte appropriation of $101,318 to provide funds for the Cmabridge Health Dept Tobacco Control Init. scanNov 15
  222. 222Comm. from R.W. Healy re: a.) Lease of commercial space in the East Cambridge Garage and; b.) Adoption of a designated tenant. scanNov 22
  223. 223Comm. from R.W. Healy relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $20,000 to provide funds for emergency action to secure/demolish buildings. scanNov 22
  224. 224Comm. from R.W Healy relative to cable televisionb basic service and equipment rate regulation. scanNov 22
  225. 225Comm. from R.W. Healy requesting the Council to move into executive session for discussion on the City's position in the existing litigation of the Central Artery Tunnel Project. scanNov 22
  226. 226Comm. received from D. Margaret Drury transmitting comm. from MaryLou McGrath re: a schedule of meetings between School Committee and City and School Offitals. scanDec 13
  227. 227Comm. received from R.W. Healy relative to Information on the Rate Regulation Pilot Program. scanDec 13
  228. 228Transmitting comm. from R.W. Healy relative to an order requesting the transfer of $8,500 from the Reserve Other Ordinary Maintenance Account $5,000 and Travel and Training $3,500 to provide funds for training and office operations. scanDec 13
  229. 229Transmitting Comm. from R.W. Healy re: an order requesting the appropriation of a grant for $140,240 fromt he Mass Executive Office of Public Safety to the Police Dept Salary and Wages ($65,000) and Other Ordinary Maintenance ($75,240) to assist in implementing a Community Policing strategy in the City of Cambridge. scanDec 13
  230. 230Councillor Myers re: Traffic Safety at intersection of Harvard /Dana St. Report received 2/7/94 & referred back to City Mgr - See Agenda #3 of 2/7/94 scanDec 13
  231. 231Councillor Myers re: Report on [?] status of open space developemnt in Cambridgeport. (Duehay, Wolf) 2nd rep see 2/28/94 See Agenda # 7 of 2/28/94 scanDec 13
  232. 232Comm. from R.A. Healy relative to approval of bloc rates for sewer use for the period begining 1/1/94 ending 3/31/94 to be billed beginning 4/1/94 ending 6/30/94. scanDec 13
  233. 233Comm. from R.W. Healy re: an order requesting a transfer of $38,000 to provide funds to cover the costd of the administrative portion of the HOME program. scanDec 13
  234. 234Transmitting comm. from R.W. Healy relative to an order requesting the transfer of $13,000 from the Electrical Salary and Wages to Electrical Travel and Training to cover medical payments related to workers compensation cases. scanDec 20
  235. 235Transmitting comm. from R.W. HEaly relative to an order requesting the appropriation of a grant for $10,000 to the Executive Dept. Salary and Wages to be used over a twelve month period to fund two part time Positive Edge Youth Activists in Cambridge Housing Authority Dev. Projects. scanDec 20
  236. 236Transmitting comm. from R.W. Healy relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $140,000 for a twelve month period to fund a newly created Office for Tourism approved by the City Council. scan—
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Highways

186 actions · № 1–187
  1. 1A petition was received from MIT Tutoring Club for permission to operate a mobile food vending truck on Ames Street in front of the Weisner Building. scanJan 4
  2. 2A petition was received from the Portugalia Restaurant for three awnings at the premises numbered 723 Cambridge Street. scanJan 4
  3. 3A petition was received from Tae Wham Kim for a curb cut at the premises numbered 35 Magazine Street. scanJan 4
  4. 4A petition was received from Donato Cornelius for a curb cut at the premises numbered 407 Broadway. scanJan 4
  5. 5A petition was received from Richard Hutchins, 114 Alden Street, Malden, regarding peddlers on Ames Street who are ignoring their 10 minute time limit. scanJan 4
  6. 6Application for an amended jitney permit for Checker Cab Co., 10 Fawcett Street Shuttle. scanJan 4
  7. 7A petition was received from WBT Florist, Inc. for a display of merchandise at the premises numbered 1357 CAmbridge Street. scanJan 11
  8. 8A petition was received from Butchie's BBQ Grill for an A Framed sign at the premises numbered 567 Massachusetts Avenue. scanJan 25
  9. 9Communication from Sally Alcorn, Executive Director, Harvard Square Business Association, requesting permission for the 10th Annual Harvard Square MayFair on Sunday, May 2, 1993 with a rain date of May 16, 1993 from (;00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. scanJan 25
  10. 10Communication from David A. Haley, Public Works Commissioner, transmitting notification of new street changes or addresses for Walden Street. scanFeb 1
  11. 11A petition was received from Akbar India Restaurant for an A framed sign at the premises numbered 1248-1250 Cambridge Street. scanFeb 8
  12. 12A petition was received from Gandhi Restaurant for an A framed sign at the premises numbered 704 Mass. Avenue. scanFeb 8
  13. 13A petition was received from Convenience Plus for a sandwich board sign at the premises numbered 727 Mass. Avenue. scanFeb 8
  14. 14Corrected copy of new addresses for Sherman and Walden Streets. scanFeb 22
  15. 15Breakaway Promotions. scanFeb 22
  16. 16A petition was received from Nathy Quinn, Inc. for an A Framed sign at the premises numbered 1000 Mass. Avenue. scanFeb 22
  17. 17A petition was received from Au Bon Pain, Co., dba Warburtons for tables & chairs for seasonal outdoor seating at the premises numbered 27 Brattle Street. scanFeb 22
  18. 18not yet captured from this volume—
  19. 19A petition was received from Michael Siegell for a curb cut at the premises numbered 33 Bellis Circle. scanMar 1
  20. 20A petition was received from Gerard Francois for a curb cut at the premises numbered 223 Norfolk Street. scanMar 1
  21. 21A petition was received from Cheryl DeRiso for a table at the premises numbered 639 Mass. Avenue. scanMar 1
  22. 22Request by the Boston Duck Tours for reconsideration of their application for a jitney license. scanMar 1
  23. 23Petition received from area residents of Regent Street regarding parking problems in the area. scanMar 15
  24. 24A petition was received from Samuel Murray for a table for a displayu of merchandise near the Kendall Square MBTA Station on Main Street. scanMar 15
  25. 25A petition was received from Michelle Barsky for a display of merchandise at the premises numbered 1400 Massachusetts Avenue. scanMar 15
  26. 26A petition was received from Gandhi Restaurant for a sandwich board sign at 704 Mass. Avenue. scanMar 15
  27. 27A petition was received from Peter Valentine for permission to address the City Council regarding the establishment of a movie and bookstore in Central Square. scanMar 15
  28. 28Communication from Oakes Plimpton, Market Coordinator, requesting permission to hold the Annual Farmers'Market and to use the twenty parking spaces on Bishop Allen Drive and Norfolk Street each Monday from May 17th thru November 22, 1993 from 9:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. scanMar 22
  29. 29A petition was received from Corporate Music Productions for a banner at the premises numbered 823 Main Street. scanMar 29
  30. 30A petition was received from Corporate Music Productions requesting an A framed sign at the premises numbered 823 Main Street. scanMar 29
  31. 31A petition was received from Haitian-American Solidarity Alliane requesting permission to set up a table in Harvard Square On Saturday, April 3, 1993 from 11:00 - 1:00 to distribute literature. scanMar 29
  32. 32A petition was received from Crimson Sports Grille for an A framed sign at the premises numbered 59 JFK Street. scanMar 29
  33. 33Councillor Toomey re: Replacement of a plaque at the "Arthur J. Shallow Playground." scanMar 29
  34. 34A petition was received from Cummings for a display of merchandise at the premises numbered 627 Mass. Avenue. scanApr 12
  35. 35A petition was received from Facts After Fiction requesting permission for a display of merchandise at the premises numbered 639-649 Mass. Avenue. scanApr 12
  36. 36Curb cut - 124 Lexington Avenue - Robert J. Slattery scanApr 26
  37. 37Petition from Vigo requesting an awning at the premises numbered 1303 Cambridge Street. scanApr 26
  38. 38Petition received from Delhi Darbar requesting an awning at the premises numbered 24 Holyoke Street. scanApr 26
  39. 39Petition of Taang! Records requesting an awning at the premises numbered 12 Eliot Street. scanApr 26
  40. 40Petition received from Oxford Street Realty requesting a sandwich board sign at the premises numbered 1680 Mass. Ave. and Sacramento Street. scanApr 26
  41. 41Petition of Taang! Records for a banner No. 12 Eliot Street. Order Adopted. scanApr 26
  42. 42Petition from ORT Value Center, 687 Highland Ave., Needham, requesting a display of merchandise and/or a sandwich board sign at the premises numbered 458 Mass. Ave. scanApr 26
  43. 43Petition of Mohr & McPherson, Inc. for a display of merchandise No. 290 Concord Ave. scanApr 26
  44. 44Petition of Cafe of India for sandwich board sign No. 52A Brattle Street. scanApr 26
  45. 45A petition was received from Beantown Bagels d/b/a Bruegger's Bagel Bakery for three awnings at the premises numbered 1876 Mass. Avenue. scanMay 3
  46. 46A petition was received from Beantown Bagels, d/b/a Bruegger's Bagel Bakery for a sign at the premises numbered 1876 Mass. Avenue. scanMay 3
  47. 47A petition was received from The Fishery Marketplace for an A framed sign at the premises numbered 718 Mass. Avenue. scanMay 3
  48. 48A petition was received for an A framed sign at the premises numbered 730 Mass. Avenue. scanMay 3
  49. 49A petition was received from Barbara J. Guerette for a brick driveway section at the premises numbered 74 Fayette Street. scanMay 3
  50. 50A petition was received from Alice Peck, Breakaway Promotions, transmitting additional information regarding the National Collegiate Cycling Championships to be held on Sunday, May 23, 1993 from 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. scanMay 3
  51. 51Petition from Primo Vannicelli requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 115-117 Holworthy Street. scanMay 10
  52. 52Curb cut - Steven A. Cohen - 36 Garden Street. scanMay 10
  53. 53Curb cut - 40 Garden Street - Steven A. Cohen scanMay 10
  54. 54Curb cut - Steven A. Cohen - 38 Garden Street scanMay 10
  55. 55Petition from The Travel Collaborative requesting a sign at the premises numbered 14 Arrow Street. scanMay 10
  56. 56Curb cut - Steven A. Cohen - 23 Concord Avenue scanMay 10
  57. 57Petition from Dana Chambers Alliance requesting a sign at the premises numbered 11-21 Dunster Street scanMay 10
  58. 58Revocation of sign permit at the premises numbered 241 Msgr. O'Brien Hgwy on the petition of Atlantic Richfield Company. scanMay 17
  59. 59Revocation of sign permit at the premises numbered 983 Cambridge Street on the petition of Atlantic Richfield Company. scanMay 17
  60. 60Petition of The Coop for "A" Framed Sign/9 Brattle Street scanMay 17
  61. 61Petition of Christos Minias Display of Merchandise(Push Cart) 77 Massachusetts Avenue scanMay 17
  62. 62Petition of Vincente Lozada for Display of Merchandise No. 77 Massachusetts Avenue scanMay 24
  63. 63RE: Request for curb cut 333 Huron Avenue(Marcia Zucker & Ira Sills) (Consent Comm. #8) scanMay 24
  64. 64Petition of Midwest Grill for Awning No. 1124 Cambridge Street (Consent Com #7) scanMay 24
  65. 65Petition of Charrett for table No. 44 Brattle Street.(Consent Com. #6) scanMay 24
  66. 66Petition of Investments Ltd. for a Sandwich Board No.2380 Massachusetts Avenue.(Consent Com. #5) scanMay 24
  67. 67Consent #10 Petition received from Mark Ahmadjian requesting curb cut at 30-32 Washburn Ave. scanJun 7
  68. 68Consent #9 Petition of Adam Smalcuga for table on Winthrop Pk. scanJun 7
  69. 69Consent #8 Petition of Sindibad Restaurant for Awning on 145 First Street scanJun 7
  70. 70Consent #7 Petition received from Facillo/Sasso - 599 Cambridge Street requesting an awning. scanJun 7
  71. 71Consent #6 Asmara Restaurant,739 Mass Ave, requesting a sign scanJun 7
  72. 72Consent #5 Communication received from Dave Haley, Commissioner of Public Works re: new/change of addresses. scanJun 7
  73. 73Consent #18 Petition from the Montrose Spa requesting permission to place four tables and sixteen chairs at the premises numbered 1646 Mass Avenue scanJun 7
  74. 74Consent #17 Petition of Che K.Wong for mobile food servicer on 806 Mass Ave. scanJun 7
  75. 75Consent #13 Petition of Mary Moss for sandwich board sign on 1208 Mass Ave. scanJun 7
  76. 76Consent Comm. #7 Petition of Walter Plendl (10-14 Remington St. Condo Trust) for brick sidewalk at 10-14 Remington Street scanJun 14
  77. 77Consent Comm. #6 Petition received from John Fulkerson requesting a curb cut at 257 Cardinal Medeiros Avenue scanJun 14
  78. 78Consent Comm #5 Petition of Dyo African Fabrics & Accessories for a table at corner of Mass Ave & Prospect Street. scanJun 14
  79. 79Consent Comm #4 Petition of Olive Tree Cafe for a table at No. 377 Walden Street scanJun 14
  80. 80Consent Comm. #8 Petition of Rachel Brahinsky for a table in front of the Post Office in Central Square scanJun 21
  81. 81Consent Comm. #7 Petition of Arthur F. Valenstein for relaying a worn,defective sidewalk (brick) at No. 140 Foster Street scanJun 21
  82. 82Consent Comm. #6 Petition of Lorraine Roth for a table at One Brattle Square scanJun 21
  83. 83Consent Comm. #5 Petition of Susan Young for a display of merchandise in the Brattle Square area scanJun 21
  84. 84Consent Comm. #4 Petition of Bebi R. Mursalin for a table at 624 Mass. Ave. scanJun 21
  85. 85Consent Comm. #3 Petition of Cafe China for 3 banners at 1245 Cambridge Street scanJun 21
  86. 86Consent Comm. #2 Petition of Cafe China for two signs at 1245 Mass. Ave. scanJun 21
  87. 87Petition of Cambridge residents for new playground equipment in Glacken Park on Huron Ave. scanJun 28
  88. 88Petition from Sheila Bremer for a sandwich board sign at the premises numbered 21 Brattle Street. scanJun 28
  89. 89Petition from Israel School of U.P.K. for a table at the corner of Mass. Avenue and Prospect Street. scanJun 28
  90. 90Petition from Amnesty International for a table in front of Au Bon Pain at the premises numbered 80 Prospect Street. scanJun 28
  91. 91Petition from Dances of Universal Peace for a table and a display at 11 Garden Street and Harvard Square. scanJun 28
  92. 92Petition from Children's Workshop for a display of merchandise at the premises numbered 1963 Mass. Ave. scanJun 28
  93. 93Petition from Lucy's for a display of merchandise at the premises numberd 77 Mass. Ave. scanJun 28
  94. 94Petition from the Greenhouse requesting an A framed sign at the premises numbered 3 Brattle Street. scanAug 2
  95. 95Consent comm. #23 Petition from Thisby Corp., d/b/a Dunkin Donuts & Baskin Robbins for a sign at 616 Mass Ave. scanAug 2
  96. 96Consent Comm #18 Petition Coquette Inc. requesting permission for a display of merchandise at the premises numbered 545 Mass Ave. scanAug 2
  97. 97Consent Comm #19 Petition from Cambridge Trading Co. requesting permission for a display of merchandise at the premises numbered 563 Mass Ave. scanAug 2
  98. 98Consent Comm #20 Petition from Teresa Meile for display of merchandise at 21 Brattle Street. scanAug 2
  99. 99Consent Comm #21 Petition from Noelles, Inc. for a sign at 1755 Mass Ave. scanAug 2
  100. 100Consent Comm #16 Shirley Kinch requesting a curb cut at 17 Dodge Street. scanAug 2
  101. 101Consent Comm #17 Gary Jenkins requesting a curb cut at 7-9 Granville Road. scanAug 2
  102. 102Consent Comm #14 Petition from Geneve Gil requesting a table at the corner of Clinton Street andf Mass Ave. scanAug 2
  103. 103Consent Comm #9 Petition of T. Beodsky, member of Citizens to End Animal Suffering and Exploitation , requesting permission to set up an information table at Brattle Square from July to September, 1993. scanAug 2
  104. 104Consent Comm #2 Petition of Coolidge Center for a table to display merchandise at 19 Brattle Street. scanAug 2
  105. 105Consent Comm #3 Petition of Guye Hendrick for a performing arts permit on the corner of Brattle St and Mas AVe. scanAug 2
  106. 106Consent Comm #4 Petition for the Black Rose to display an A frame sign at 5-6 Brattle Street. scanAug 2
  107. 107Consent Comm #5 Petition for Robert Baker for a portland concrete sidewalk at 2-4 Greenough Ave. scanAug 2
  108. 108Consent Comm #6 Petition of Edward White for a brick sidewalk at 2 Highland Park. scanAug 2
  109. 109Consent Comm. #42 Petition of Reggie Nysko, 125 Chiswick Rd., Brighton to request a display of merchandise in Kendall, Harvard and Porter Square area. scanSep 13
  110. 110Consent Comm. #43 Petition of Kristina Robbins, College Fest, requesting permission to set up a table in front of HMV Store in Harvard Square, One Brattle Square to pass out propmotional material. scanSep 13
  111. 111Consent Comm. #44 Petition received from Sindibad Restaurant requesting a sandwich board sign at the premises numbered 145 First Streget[?].. scanSep 13
  112. 112Consent Comm. #45 Petition from Chet Toneyfor the Israeli School of U.P.K. for a demonstration at the corner of Mass AVe. & Western Ave. Noon-8PM on Tuesdays, Fridays and Saturdays. scanSep 13
  113. 113Consent Comm. #35 Petition received from CHA requesting a curb cut on Portland Street (opposite Tech. Sq.). scanSep 13
  114. 114Consent Comm. #36 Petition received from CHA requesting discontinuance of a curb cut on Washington Street (opp Washington Elms) scanSep 13
  115. 115Petition received from CHA requesting a curb cut on Washington St. (opp. Washington Elms). scanSep 13
  116. 116Petition received from CHA requesting a discontinuance of a curb cut on Windsor st. (opp. 105-109 WIndsor st.). scanSep 13
  117. 117Consent Comm. #39 Petition received from CHA requesting a curb cut on Windsor St. (opp. 105-109 Windsor St.). scanSep 13
  118. 118Consent Comm. #40 Petition received from CHA requesting discontinuance of a curb cut on Windsor St. (opp. 93-105 Windsor St.). scanSep 13
  119. 119Consent Comm. #41 Petition received from CHA reequesting a curb cut on Windsor St. (opp. 93-105 WindsorSt.). scanSep 13
  120. 120Consent Comm. #28 Petition received from John Ramos d/b/a the Snackbar for awning. scanSep 13
  121. 121Consent Comm. #29 Petition received from John Ramos d/b/a The Snackbar, for an awning on parking lot side of 11 Warren St. scanSep 13
  122. 122Consent Comm. #30 Petition received from Wm. Herring requesting a curb cut at 64 Griswold St. scanSep 13
  123. 123Consent Comm. #31 Petition received from Castille Realty Trust requesting a curb cut at 30 Warren Street. scanSep 13
  124. 124Consent Comm #1 Petition received from Bagelicious requesting a table and outside seating at 10 Rogers St. scanSep 13
  125. 125Consent Comm #32 Petition received from Chi-Tien Hsu requesting a curb cut at 234 Allston Street. scanSep 13
  126. 126Consent COmm. #33 Petition received from CHA requesting a discontinuance of a curb cut on Portland St. (opp. Tech Sq.). scanSep 13
  127. 127Consent Comm. #2 Petition received from Insence requesting a table in Kendall Sq. MBTA Station. scanSep 13
  128. 128Consent Comm. #34 Petition received from CHA requesting a curb cut discontinuance on Portland St.(opp. Tech. Sq.). scanSep 13
  129. 129Consent Comm #3 Petition received from Chef Chow's requesting an "A" frame sign at 50 Church St. scanSep 13
  130. 130Consent Comm #4 Petition received from Buck A Book requesting a sandwich board sign at 1001 Mass AVe. scanSep 13
  131. 131Consent Co,, #5 Petition receved from Buck A Book requesting permission to display merchandise at 1001 Mass AVe. scanSep 13
  132. 132Consent Comm #6 Petition received from Jeffrey Chase requesting permission to set up a table at 196 Walden St. scanSep 13
  133. 133Consent Comm. #7 Petition received from Libertarian Party of MA requesting a table at 1336 Mass Ave. scanSep 13
  134. 134Consent Comm #8 Petition received from Cajun Yankee d/b/a Magnolias requesting an awning at 1193 Cambridge St. scanSep 13
  135. 135Consent Comm. #9 Consent Comm. #9 Petition received from Gnomon Copy requesting an awning at 99 Mt. Auburn St. scanSep 13
  136. 136Consent Comm. #10 Petition receivedf rom Clothware requesting an awning at 52 Brattle St. scanSep 13
  137. 137Consent Comm. #16 Comm. received from Dave Haley identifying new street addresses and chanfges. scanSep 13
  138. 138Consent Comm. #17 Comm. received from Ann Daughaday identifying new street addresses and changes. scanSep 13
  139. 139Consent Comm. #18 Petition received from North Cambridge Floor Covering for a display of merchandise at 2368 Mass AVe. scanSep 13
  140. 140Consent Comm. #22 Comm. received from Dr. Eisenberg re: poor condition of sidewalks on Manassas Ave. scanSep 13
  141. 141Consent Comm #4 Petition received from Fred Sutter requesting a curb cut at 730 Main St. scanSep 13
  142. 142Consent Comm #6 Petition received from Discount Jewelry Exchange requesting a painted sign at 605 Mass Ave. scanSep 13
  143. 143Consent Comm #7 Comm. received from HOPE Boston Bike-a-thon requesting permission to pass through Cambridge. scanSep 13
  144. 144Consent Comm #5 Petition received from Robert Lukas requesting a curb cut at 40-42 Warren Street. scanSep 13
  145. 145Consent Comm #3 Petition received from Doug ANderson requesting a curb cut at 162-164 Sherman Street. scanSep 13
  146. 146Consnet Comm #2 Petition received from Au Bon Pain for a sign at 684 Mass AVe. scanSep 13
  147. 147Consent Comm #1 Petition received from Food Not Bombs requesting a table in Brattle Square. scanSep 13
  148. 148Petition received from Frank Cullerton requesting to set up a table in Brattle Sq. to display videotapes and demonstrate "Tai Chi." scanSep 27
  149. 149Petition received from Broadway Bicycle requesting permit to display merchandise on the sidewalk at 351 Broadway. scanSep 27
  150. 150Petition received from Hebrew Israelites to obstruct sidewalk at Mass Ave/Western Ave. scanSep 27
  151. 151Petition received from Au Bon Pain to erect an awning at the premises numbered 684 Massachusetts Avenue. scanSep 27
  152. 152Comm. received from Int'l Society of Krishna to set up a table at 77 Massachusetts Avenue. scanOct 4
  153. 153Petition received from Cambridge Cares about Aids to set up a table near "T" station in Porter Sq. scanOct 4
  154. 154Petition received from Cambridge Cares About Aids to set up a table at the"T" station at Mass Ave/JFK St. scanOct 4
  155. 155Petition received from Cambridge Cares About Aids to set up a table near "T" station at Kendall Sq. scanOct 4
  156. 156Petition received from Pix Poster Cellar requesting display an "A framed " sign at 1105 Mass Ave. scanOct 4
  157. 157Petition received from Cambridge Cares About Aids to set up a table near the "T" station at Mass Ave/Western Ave. scanOct 4
  158. 158Petition received from Wordsworth Books to display merchandise on sidewalk at 5 Brattle Street. scanNov 1
  159. 159Petition received from Jaya Hobbs and Cassandra Fader to display merchandise at 25 Brattle Srteet. scanNov 1
  160. 160Corb cut application received from HRI Jane Jones for a driveway at 58 Brookline Street. scanNov 1
  161. 161Curb cut application recevied from HRI Jane Jones for a driveway at 62 Brookline Street. scanNov 1
  162. 162Petition received from MAPS Massachusetts Alliance for Portuguese Speaking to set up table at 1400 Mass Ave next to Coop. scanNov 1
  163. 163Petition receivedf rom Jae's Cafe requesting permission to erect an awning at 1281 Cambridge Street. scanNov 1
  164. 164Petition received from Peter Colavito requesting permission to set up a table at Donnelly Field. scanNov 1
  165. 165Petiton received from the Funny Farm requesting permission to display a mannequin at 8 Elit Street. scanNov 1
  166. 166Councillor Toomey re: Intersection of First and Thorndile be named Frank DeLeo Square. scanNov 1
  167. 167Petition received from Grace Lee Design/Shilling requesting permission to erect a banner at the premises of 25 Mt. Auburn St. scanNov 1
  168. 168Petition received from Harvard Travel Service requesting permission to change the name on the existing awning at the premises of 150 Mt. Auburn Street. scanNov 1
  169. 169Petition received from Mosemarie Godinho requesting permit to display a sandwich board sign at Joanie's Kitchen at 313 Mass. Ave. scanNov 1
  170. 170Petition received from Karyn Kughenbaur to sell merchandise in Harvard Sq. area. scanNov 1
  171. 171Petition received from "Little Russia" requesting permission to display a sandwich board sign at the premises located at 99 Mt. Auburn St. scanNov 15
  172. 172Petition received from abul Jubien Sari requesting permiussionfor a curb cut at the premises numbered 29-31 Ed. Sullivan Rd. scanNov 15
  173. 173Petitoin received from Gretchen Hardina requesting a permit to sell merchandise at Porter and Kendall Sq. "T" stations. scanNov 15
  174. 174Comm. from R.W. Healy re: recommendation from License Comm. for the City Council approval for a Jitney License application for Boston Duck Tours. scanNov 22
  175. 175Two comm. received from ANn Daighaday, City Engineer, regarding new street addresses and changes. scanDec 13
  176. 176Petition received from Mari Cruz Mancero requesting a ermit to sell holiday handcrafts at Kendall Square near the "T" station. scanDec 13
  177. 177Comm. received from Boston Duck Tours withdrawing their jitney license applic. scanDec 13
  178. 178Petition received from Elizabath Feskes requesting a permit to diplay merchandise at Kendall Square near the "T" station. scanDec 13
  179. 179Petition received from the Salvation Army reuesting pkermitssion to set up a table and an "A" frame sign and carolers at the corner of Mass Ave and Western Ave "T" station from December 7-24, 1993. scanDec 13
  180. 180Petition received from Helen Long for a curb cut at the premisies numbered 14 Ellsworth Ave.: said petition received approval from Inscpectional Services Traffic and Parking, Historical Commission, Public Works, Abuttors approval no approval received from the neighborhood association. scanDec 13
  181. 181Petition received from Charles Fired requesting edgestones for the premises located at 110 Irving Street. scanDec 13
  182. 182Transmitting comm. fricom Ann Daughaday, City Engineer, identifying an address change for Kathleen Walsh Samp from 799R Concord avenue to 35 Spinelli Way. scanDec 13
  183. 183Petition received from Cambriodge Furniture Bank requesting permit to set up a table at the premises located at 1400 Massachusetts Avenue. scanDec 13
  184. 184Petition received from Nvita Hair Salon requesting a permit to display a sandwich board sign at the premisdes located at 2034 Massachusetts Avenue. scanDec 13
  185. 185Petition received from the Hebrew Israelites to conduct a historical demonstration at the corner of Mass Ave. /Western Ave. scanDec 20
  186. 186Petition received from Silver Moon requesting a permit for a sandwich board sign at 605 Mass Ave. scanDec 20
  187. 187Souncillor Sullivan re: designate the intersection of Fayette and Cambridge Streets as Darling Square. scanDec 20

Appointments

127 actions · № 1–127
  1. 1Appointment of persons to the Kid's Council. scanJan 4
  2. 2Appointment of two persons as Constables for a term of three years. scanJan 4
  3. 3Constable bond of Edric R. Carrington for approval of the surety. scanJan 11
  4. 4Constable bond of Allan Korb for the approval of the surety. scanJan 11
  5. 5Constable bond of Patricia Breen for the apporval of the surety. scanJan 11
  6. 6Three appointments to the Cambridge Housing Authority. scanJan 11
  7. 7Appointment of Adelaid Mickey as a Member of the Commission for Persons with Disabilities with a term to expire May, 1995. scanJan 11
  8. 8Appointment of ten persons as Public Weighers for 1993 at Boston Sand and Gravel Co. scanJan 11
  9. 9Appointment of seven persons as Public Weighers for 1993 at C.J. Mabody, Inc. scanJan 11
  10. 10Appointment of four persons as Public Weighers for 1993 at Browning Ferris Industries. scanJan 11
  11. 11Appointment of three persons as Constables for a term of three years, effective the first day of January, 1993. scanJan 11
  12. 12Oath of Office of Warren McManus as a member of the Cambridge Housing Authority. scanJan 12
  13. 13Oath of Office of Ruth Peltier as a member of the Cambridge Housing Authority. scanJan 12
  14. 14Oath of Office for Juanita E. Daniels as a member of the Cambridge Housing Authority. scanJan 13
  15. 15Constable bond of Alex Hayes for the approval of the surety. scanJan 25
  16. 16Constable bond of Daniel F. Long for approval of the surety. scanJan 25
  17. 17Constable bond of Ernest G. Cavallo, Jr. for approval of the surety. scanJan 25
  18. 18Appointment of two constables for a term of three years, effective January, 1993. scanJan 25
  19. 19Constable bond of Ramon W. McCree for approval of the surety. scanFeb 1
  20. 20Communication from Mayor Reeves transmitting notification of the appointments to the Midas Muffler Committee and the Auditor Committee. scanFeb 1
  21. 21Appointment of one constable with power and one constable without power. scanFeb 1
  22. 22Appointment of Ann T. Daughaday as City Engineer. scanFeb 1
  23. 23Appointment of Alex Strysky as the Director of the Conservation [?] Commission. scanFeb 8
  24. 24Constable bond for Herbert V. Smith for the approval of the surety. scanFeb 22
  25. 25Appointment of four persons as Constables for a term of three years. scanFeb 22
  26. 26Appointment of Robert R. Bersani as Managing Director and Acting Commissioner of the Department of Inspectional Services. scanFeb 22
  27. 27Appointment of Constables scanMar 1
  28. 28Oath of Office of Robert R. Bersani as Managing Director and Acting Commissioner of the Department of Inspectional Services. scanMar 15
  29. 29Constable bond of Stephen E. Bikofsky for approval of the surety. scanMar 15
  30. 30Constable bond fro Philip Sciandra for approval of the surety. scanMar 15
  31. 31Reappointment of Ms. Artis B. Spears to the Election Commission. scanMar 15
  32. 32Appointment of Brian Higgins as a constable without power. scanMar 15
  33. 33Employment Agreement between the City Council of Cambridge and the City Manager. - Sundries 1993 # 153 scanMar 30
  34. 34Approval of the surety for Clinton Scott. scanMar 29
  35. 35Oath of Office of Yvonne M. Hall as Deputy Superintendent of the Cambridge Police Department. scanMar 31
  36. 36Oath of Office of Harold F. Murphy, Jr. as Superintendent of the Cambridge Police Department. scanApr 1
  37. 37Oath of Office of Diane Wynshaw-Boris as Purchasing Agent. scanApr 5
  38. 38Appointment of Diane Wynshaw-Boris to the position of Purchasing Agent for the City of Cambride, effective April 1, 1993 for a two year term. scanApr 12
  39. 39Comm. from Councillors Timothy J. Toomey, Jr. & William Walsh, Rent Control Subcommittee members, transmitting their resignations from said committee, effective immediately. scanApr 26
  40. 40Oath of office of Artis B. Spears as Election Commissioner scanMay 7
  41. 41Comm. from Councillor Alice K. Wolf, Chair of the Ordinance Committee, transmitting notification of the appointments to the Special Task Force on Stop & Shop. scanMay 17
  42. 42Appointment of Constables scanMay 17
  43. 43Oath of office of Steven J. DeMarco as Patrol Officer scanMay 14
  44. 44Oath of Office of Robert W. Grey as Patrol Officer scanMay 14
  45. 45Oath of Office of Kelley A. King as Patrol Officer scanMay 14
  46. 46Oath of Office of John M. Lopes as Patrol Officer scanMay 14
  47. 47Oath of Office of David M. Schofield as Patrol Officer scanMay 14
  48. 48Consent Agenda #3-Appt. of Deborah Klein Walker to fill State slot on Kids Council. scanMay 24
  49. 49Consend Agenda #2-Constable appointments scanMay 24
  50. 50Consent Agenda #1 RE: Constable bond approval on Robert W. Bailey without power scanJun 7
  51. 51Consent #12 Constable's Bond of John R.Davis scanJun 7
  52. 52Consent #2 Appoint of Dr.Joanne Solet to serve on Historical Commission scanJun 7
  53. 53Constable bond of Clinton Scott for approval of the surety. scanJun 14
  54. 54Appointment of constables. scanJun 14
  55. 55Consent Order #33 Councillor Wolf re: Appointments to the Interim Parking Control Committee scanJun 21
  56. 56Consent Agenda #1 re: appointment of Christopher J. Berthiaume as a Constable for three years scanJun 21
  57. 57Report from the Auditor Selection Committee electing James Lindstrom as City Auditor. scanJun 28
  58. 58Communication from Mayor Reeves transmitting notification of the appointment to the Mayor's Commission on Latino Affairs. scanJun 28
  59. 59Appointment of the Executive Director of the Human Rights Commission effective July 19, 1993. scanJun 28
  60. 60Appointment of constables. scanJun 28
  61. 61Constable Bond for Joseph Cremens for the approval of the surety. scanAug 2
  62. 62Consent Agenda #9 relative to appointment of members to the Kid's Council. scanAug 2
  63. 63Consent Agenda #7 regarding appointment of members to Half Crown Neighborhood Conservation Distruict Commission. scanAug 2
  64. 64Consent Agenda #5 appointment of Members of the Advisory Committee on Environmentally Desirable Practices. scanAug 2
  65. 65Consent Agenda #1 appointment of Constables, effective 1/93. scanAug 2
  66. 66Index as of August 3, 1993, oath of office of James Lindstrom, City Auditor. scanAug 2
  67. 67Employment agreement of James Lindstrom, City Auditor. scanAug 2
  68. 68Consent Agenda #11 Appointment of Members to the City's Recycling Advisory Committee for a term of three years effective Sept. 13, 1993. scanSep 13
  69. 69Consent Agenda #1 Appointment of three constables. scanSep 13
  70. 70Consent Comm #46 Constables Bond for Theodore Morris III. scanSep 13
  71. 71Consent Agenda #7 Appointment of Members to the Cambridge Council on Aging. scanSep 20
  72. 72Oath of Office of Thomas Nunziato as a Parking Control Officer. scanOct 7
  73. 73Oath of Office of Teresa Hooper as a Parking Control Officer. scanOct 7
  74. 74Oath of Office of George Bruno as a Parking Control Officer. scanOct 7
  75. 75Oath of Office of Frederick Powell as A Parking Control Officer. scanOct 7
  76. 76Appointment of M. Kathryn Sedor to the Conservation Commission. scanSep 27
  77. 77Appontment of Don Kaiser as a member of the Interim Parking Control Committee. scanOct 4
  78. 78Appointment of David Monte as a Constable for a term of three years effective January 1993. Consent Agena #13. scanOct 4
  79. 79Oath of Office of Richard Gardner as a Police Sergeant. scanSep 10
  80. 80Oath of Offcie of Victor Martignetti as Police Officer. scanSep 10
  81. 81Oath of OFfice of David Diamond as Police Officer. scanSep 10
  82. 82Oath of Office of Cathleen Lawson as Police Officer. scanSep 10
  83. 83Oath of Office of Pauline M. Carter as Police Officer. scanSep 10
  84. 84Oath of Offcie of Stephen C. Donahue as Police Officer. scanSep 10
  85. 85Oath of Office of James M. Greene as Police Officer. scanSep 10
  86. 86Oath of Office of Paul Timmins as Police Officer. scanSep 10
  87. 87Oath of Office of John L. Poirier as Police Officer. scanSep 10
  88. 88Oath of Office of Joanne McEachern as Police Officer. scanSep 10
  89. 89Oath of Office of Sean P. Tierney as Police Officer. scanSep 10
  90. 90Oath of Office of Natashia M. Tidwell as Police Officewr. scanSep 10
  91. 91Oath of Office of Kelly A. Squires as Police Officer. scanSep 10
  92. 92Oath of Office of Anthony J. Santiago as Police Officer. scanSep 10
  93. 93Oath of Office of Donald R. Mahoney as Police Officer. scanSep 10
  94. 94Oath of Office of Susan M. Kale as Police Officer. scanSep 10
  95. 95Oath of Offcie of David M. Gamble as Police Officer. scanSep 10
  96. 96Oath of Office of Edward J. Frammartino as Police Officer. scanSep 10
  97. 97Oath of Office of Joseph A. Carvalho as Police Officer. scanSep 10
  98. 98Oath of Office of Keith E. Albert as Police Officer. scanSep 10
  99. 99Oath of Office of Thomas P. Ahern as Police Offcier. scanSep 10
  100. 100Oath of Office of Frederic J. Riley as Police Officer. scanSep 10
  101. 101Oath of Office of Frederick D. Kantor as Police Officer. scanSep 10
  102. 102Oath of Office of Paul J. Coutinho as Police Officer. scanSep 10
  103. 103Oath of Office of Dennis V. Marshall as Police Officer. scanSep 10
  104. 104Oath of Office of Stephen W. Caiazzo as Police Officer. scanSep 10
  105. 105Oath of Office of Stephen P. Ahern as Police Sergeant. scanSep 10
  106. 106Oath of Office of Leonard J. DiPietro as Plice Sergeant. scanSep 10
  107. 107Oath of Office of Richard J. Linehan, Jr. as Police Sergeant. scanSep 10
  108. 108Oath of Office of Edward L. O'Callahan, Jr. as Police Sergeant. scanSep 10
  109. 109Oath of Office of Robert J. Doherty as Police Sergeant. scanSep 10
  110. 110Oath of Office of Larry K. Clarke as Police Sergeant. scanSep 10
  111. 111Oath of Office of Steven A. Williams as Police Lieutenant. scanSep 10
  112. 112Consent Agenda #1 - appointment of two constable without power. scanNov 1
  113. 113Appointment of memebers to Cambridge Arts Council. scanNov 1
  114. 114Apointment of two peolpe to the Council on Aging Board for a three year term. scanNov 1
  115. 115Appointment of Pamela Hodges as a memeber of the Police Review & Advisory Board for a term of 5 years. scanNov 1
  116. 116Appointment of two constables for a term of three years. scanNov 1
  117. 117Appointment of a constable (Michael Simonton w/out power) for a term of three years. scanNov 1
  118. 118Comm. from Mayor Reeves transmitting notification of the appointment of the Inauguration Committee. scanNov 15
  119. 119Transmitting Comm. from R.W. Healy re: appointment of Tim Hurley as Constable without power for a term of three years effective 1/1/93. scanNov 15
  120. 120Transmitting Comm. from R.W. Healy relative to the appointment of Public Weighers for C.J. Mabardy, 45 Mooney Street, Cambridge. scanDec 13
  121. 121Transmitting comm. from R.W. Healy relative to the appointment of Public Weighers for Boston Sand and Gravel located at 500 Front Street, Cambridge. scanDec 13
  122. 122Transmitting comm. from R.W. Healy relative to the appointment of Public Weoghers for Browning Ferris Industries located at 29 East Street, Cambridge. scanDec 13
  123. 123Comm. received from R.W.Healy relative to the appointment of three constables for a term of three years effective January 1993. scanDec 13
  124. 124Transmitting communication from R.W. Healy re: the appointment of Ralph E. Dunphy as Public Works Commissioner effective December 16, 1993. scanDec 20
  125. 125Transmitting Communication from R.W .Healy relative to the appointment of George Fosque as Emergency Communications Director for the City. scanDec 20
  126. 126Transmitting communication from R.W. Healy re: the appointment of six constables. scanDec 20
  127. 127Notification from the Election Commission of the School Committee members for 1994-1995. scanDec 20

Ordinances

25 actions · № 1–30
  1. 1Awaiting Report Item No. 21 regarding an update on the reforming of the Zoning Ordinance in Article 8 vis a vis the Nichols Decision. scanJan 4
  2. 2Communication from Alice K. Wolf, Chair, Ordinance Committee, requesting the refiling of a proposed zoning petition to reform Section 8.22. scanJan 11
  3. 3Petition from Debra McManus, et al to amend the Zoning Ordinances in Article 2.000 Definitions ; Article 5.000 Development Standards and Article 6.000 Off Street Parking and Loading Requirements. scanFeb 15
  4. 4Communication from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, relative to recommended changes to the Ordinance on Recombinant DNA Technology. scanFeb 22
  5. 5Amendment to the Municipal Code in Chapter 8.56, Section 8.56.030 to enlarge the membership of the Cambridge Advisory Committee on Environmentally Desirable Practices. scanApr 12
  6. 6Ordinance Committee Report for a hearing held on March 25, 1993 relative to a proposed amendment to the Municipal Code to eliminate the residency requirement for constables. scanApr 12
  7. 7Councillors Walsh & Russell re: Enforcement of the Street Performers Ordinance. - rep received 8/2/93 - See Agenda #30 of 8/2/93 scanApr 26
  8. 8not yet captured from this volume—
  9. 9Ordinance Committee report regarding a proposed amendment to the Zoning Ordinance to revise Section 8.20 scanJun 7
  10. 10Communication from Mark Minton, 44 Hooker Street, Allston, regarding the Street Performers Ordinance.Jun 28
  11. 11Communication regarding enforcement of street performers ordinance.Aug 2
  12. 12not yet captured from this volume—
  13. 13PLACED ON FILE DUE TO HEARING NOT HELD IN REQUIRED TIME - petition of Ellen M. McBride, et al re: Riverfront Downzoning Proposal.Aug 25
  14. 14not yet captured from this volume—
  15. 15Amendment No. 3 Urban Renewal Plan for Kendall Square. AMENDMENT ADOPTEDSep 13
  16. 16Ordinance Commottee Report for a hearing held on JUly 19, 1993 re: a proposed amendmentto the Zoning Ordinance in Article 14.0000,MXD Zoning District and an amendment to exempt the MXD ZOning District from any additional requirement of Section 7.10 Signs. PASSED TO BE ORDAINED.Sep 13
  17. 17not yet captured from this volume—
  18. 18Consent Order #61 Comm Councillor Duehay re: prohibit cigarette machines in public places.Sep 13
  19. 19Non-Consent Order #20 Councillor Walsh re: Fees for picking up residential rubbish in the refuse and litter ordinance. Placed on file.—
  20. 20Councillor Wolf re: amendment to 8.24.240 entitled "Fees..Collection of Refuse" in Chapter 8.24 entitled "Refuse and Litter" re: fee for residential refuse collection to be approved by the City Council. PLACED ON FILE.—
  21. 21Non-Consent Agenda Item #31 Report and recommendation on application by Biogen Realty Lmtd. Partnership to undertake Urban Redevelopment Project under Chapter 121A.—
  22. 22Comm. from R.W. Healy relative to Awaiting Report #19 re: a progrss report on the SIP Ordinance.Nov 15
  23. 23Ordinance Committee Report for a hearing held on March 11, 1993 regarding a proposed amendment to the Municipal Code in Section 15.16.140 of Chapter 15.16 relating to permanent structures.Nov 22
  24. 24Council Order No. 55 dated September 14, 1992 regarding a proposed ordinance amendment to prohibit bicycle riding on the Cambridge Common.—
  25. 25not yet captured from this volume—
  26. 26Vice Mayor Cyr, re : amendment of the Municpal Code of Cambridge entitled "Noise Control" re: condominium associations.—
  27. 27Comm. from R.W. Healy relative to Awainting Report Item No. 38 re: an ordinance prohibiting cigarette vendiung machines any place where the public is served.Dec 13
  28. 28PLACED ON FILE DUE TO HEARING NOT HELD IN REQUIRED TIME - petition of Joseph Joseph, et al re: Growth Policy Document. scanNov 17
  29. 29PLACED ON FILE WITHOUT PREJUDICE PURSUANT TO ORDER NUMBER SIX - Cambridge Employment Plan. scanDec 20
  30. 30PLACED ON FILE WITHOUT PREJUDICE PURSUANT TO ORDER NUMBER SIX - Ordinance Committee Report regarding a proposed amendment to the MunicipalCode to include Cambridge Street between Sumner Street and Maple Avenue as a restricted area for hawkers and peddlers. scan—

Miscellaneous Documents

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  1. 1MDOC 93-1 Child Care Policy 4 copies dated 1993—
  2. 2MDOC 93-2 Rate Relief Campaign MWRA 2 copies dated February 8, 1993Feb 8
  3. 3MDOC 93-3 Draft Growth Policy Document (Towards Sustainable Future 4 copies dated February 23, 1993Feb 23
  4. 4MDOC 93-4 Report from Midas Muffler Committee 1 copy dated February 24, 1993Feb 24
  5. 5MDOC 93-5 Seltzer Associates Report on City's Workforce 4 copies dated March 29, 1993Mar 29
  6. 6MDOC 93-6 Cambridge Site Finder 1 copy dated Spring, 1993—
  7. 7MDOC 93-7 Future Water Treatment Status Report 2 copies dated August, 1993—
  8. 8MDOC 93-8 Area IV Youth Center 1 copy dated September, 1993—
  9. 9MDOC 93-9 Report Exploring Diversity Issues prepared by Rolf Goetze, Ph.D. 1 copy dated October, 1993—

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