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The Docket ▸ 1994

1994

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The clerk's sections and numbering, as written in the 1994 index volume. [?] marks an uncertain reading; ⤳ marks a numbering jump. scan opens the city's PDF.

Resolutions

791 actions · № 1–791
  1. 1Councillor Walsh re: Happy Golden Anniversary wishes to Thomas and Theresa Fitzmaurice. scanJan 10
  2. 2Vice Mayor Russell re: Happy birthday wishes to Councillor Walsh. scanJan 10
  3. 3Councillor Toomey re: Death resolution for Gertrude Weber. scanJan 10
  4. 4Councillor Toomey re: Death resolution for Peter Kulpis. scanJan 10
  5. 5Councillors Toomey, Sullivan re: prepare a death resolution for Jaime Jaques. scanJan 10
  6. 6Councillor Toomey re: Prepare death resolution of Thomas J. McDermott, Sr. scanJan 10
  7. 7Mayor Reeves, Councillors Sullivan, Toomey, Walsh re: Public installation of the Portuguese-American Civic League on Saturday, January 15, 1994 at 7:00 p.m. at 26 Springfield Street in Somerville. scanJan 10
  8. 8Mayor Reeves, Councillors Duehay, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou, Walsh re: That the square formed by the intersection of Harvard Street/Essex Street shall be known as Reverend Kenneth DePoullain Hughes Square. scanJan 10
  9. 9Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Russell and Councillor Toomey re: prepare a death resolution on Denny Downey. scan—
  10. 10Councillor Myers, Mayor Reeves, Councillors Sullivan and Toomey re: Death resolution of Oliver Yearwood. scan—
  11. 11Councillor Sullivan and Vice Mayor Russell re: death resolution for Dr. James W. Hester. scan—
  12. 12Councillor Walsh, Reeves, Russell, Sullivan, Toomey re: the Averof Restaurant celebrates 22 years of business. scan—
  13. 13Councillor Walsh, Russell, Sullivan, Toomey re: Massachusetts Association for Councils on Aging and Senior Citizen Directors reestablishment of comprehensive grant programs. scan—
  14. 14Councillor Myers re: Death resolution of Rear Admiral Joseph W. Fowler USN. scan—
  15. 15Councillor Sullivan, Russell, Toomey re: Prepare death resolution on Frank R. "Sar" Ferolito. scan—
  16. 16Councillors Sullivan, Toomey and Vice Mayor Russell re: prepare a death resolution for Catherine Libitz. scan—
  17. 17Councillors Toomey and Sullivan re: death resolution for Emilia DeSousa Andrade Barros. scan—
  18. 18Councillors Sullivan, Toomey re: prepare death resolution for Frederick J. White. scan—
  19. 19Councillors Sullivan, Toomey, Walsh, Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Russell, Councillors Born, Duehay, Myers, Triantafillou re: prepare death resolution on House Speaker Thomas P. O'Neil, Jr. scan—
  20. 20Councillor Toomey, Mayor Reeves, Councillor Sullivan re: Prepare death resolution on George Ialongo. scan—
  21. 21Councillors Duehay, Myers and Mayor Reeves re: Prepare death resolution for Gustavo D'Aragon. scan—
  22. 22Councillors Duehay, Reeves, Russell, Toomey re: Prepare death resolution for Henry Morris. scan—
  23. 23Vice Mayor Russell, Councillors Triantafillou, Born, Reeves, Toomey, Walsh re: Death resolution of Spencer Bedard. scan—
  24. 24Councillors Toomey, Sullivan, Walsh, Reeves, Russell re: Death resolution for Patrick Tauro. scan—
  25. 25Councillors Sullivan, Russell, Reeves, Toomey re: death resolution for Mary C. Mehigan. scan—
  26. 26Mayor Reeves, Councillors Born, Duehay, Myers, Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou, Walsh re: Congratulations to Commissioner Perry Anderson on being awarded the Winona Rose Boardley Award, for his great achievements in reducing fear among the residents of the city. scan—
  27. 27Mayor Reeves, Councillors Born, Duehay, Myers, Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou, Walsh re: NAACP's 9th annual Reverend Martin Luther King Breakfast on Saturday January 15, 1994 at 8:30 a.m. at the Cambridge Marriott. scan—
  28. 28Mayor Reeves, Councillors Myers, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou, Walsh re: the Cambridge Multicultural Arts Center's 7th annual gospel concert "A Joyful Noise" on Saturday, January 15, 1994 at 8:00 p.m. scan—
  29. 29Mayor Reeves, Councillors Duehay, Myers, Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Walsh re: Death resolution of Leroy Johnson Sr. lifelong Cambridge citizen devoted to community, youth and the elderly. scan—
  30. 30Councillor Toomey, Reeves re: Congratulations to Janice Fitzgerald, Director of Liturgy and Music for the parish of the Sacred Heart of Jesus who has just graduated from the master Teacher Program Of the Archdiocese of Boston. scan—
  31. 31Vice Mayor Russell, Councillors Sullivan, Toomey, Walsh, Reeves re: Death resolution for Mary Frances Teagle, loving aunt of the Corkery, Hallice and Trodden family. scan—
  32. 32Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Russell, Councillors Duehay, Reeves, Toomey, Walsh re: Death resolution for Henry "Porky" O'Neil. scanJan 24
  33. 33Councillors Sullivan, Duehay, Reeves, Russell re: Death resolution for Robert Killion. scanJan 24
  34. 34Councillors Sullivan, Toomey, Russell, Reeves, Walsh re: Death resolution for Mary Josephine Murphy. scanJan 24
  35. 35Entire Membership re: Death resolution for Robert W. Healy Sr. father of Cambridge City Manager. scanJan 24
  36. 36Councillor Sullivan re: Death resolution on Leo Shea, late Cambridge resident and retired employee of the Public Works Dept. scanJan 24
  37. 37Vice Mayor Russell and entire membership re: death resolution for Irving Stone. scanJan 24
  38. 38Entire Membership re: Multicultural Task Force of Cambridge Dept. of Human Services is presenting a Gospel concert celebrating Black History entitled "Lift Every Voice" on Friday, January 28 at 7:30 p.m. at CRLS. scanJan 24
  39. 39Councillors Toomey, Sullivan, Walsh, Vice Mayor Russell, Duehay, Myers, Mayor Reeves re: Prepare death resolution for Peter Crawley, late retired employee and resident of the City of Cambridge and install a plaque in lobby of City Hall. scanJan 24
  40. 40Councillor Toomey, Sullivan re: Prepare death resolution for Caroline McCann scanJan 24
  41. 41Vice Mayor Russell, Born, Duehay, Myers, Reeves, Sullivan, Toomey, Walsh re: greetings to the organizers and participants of the Pop Warner Football and Cheerleaders Banquet to be held on January 28, 1994 at St. Anthony's Parish Hall. scan—
  42. 42Councillors Toomey, Reeves, Sullivan re: death resolution of Evelyn Moses. scan—
  43. 43Councillors Toomey, Reeves, Sullivan re: death resolution of Peter Nardella. scan—
  44. 44Councillors Sullivan, Toomey, Reeves, Russell, Walsh re: death resolution of Clifford Bonvie. scan—
  45. 45Councillors Sullivan, Duehay, Reeves, Walsh re: death resolution of Olive Lynch. scan—
  46. 46Councillors Sullivan, Reeves, Russell, Toomey re: death resolution of Sister Mary Leonard. scan—
  47. 47Councillors Duehay, Myers, Reeves, Russell, Toomey, Triantafillou re: best wishes to Jennifer Burgess-Wolfrum in her new position as Director of Health Education for the Lexington Public Schools. scan—
  48. 48Mayor Reeves, Councillors, Born, Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou re: Sincere thanks to RUAH(a group of women working to establish a home for homeless women living with AIDS.) scan—
  49. 49Mayor Reeves re: best wishes to Tom Gallagher as he leaves his current position with the Boston Worker Assistance Center. scan—
  50. 50Vice Mayor Russell, Councillors Sullivan, Myers, Toomey re: death resolution for Leo Bergin Sr. scan—
  51. 51Mayor Reeves, Councillors Born, Duehay, Myers, Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou, Walsh re: Wishing great luck and courage to the Honorable Thomas Menino as he leads the City of Boston for the next four years. scanJan 31
  52. 52Mayor Reeves, Councillors, Born, Duehay, Myers, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou re: Proclaim February 1994 as Nat'l Afro-American History Month in the City of Cambridge. scanJan 31
  53. 53Councillors Toomey, Duehay, Russell, Sullivan, Walsh re: recent appointment of Reverend Richard Mehm as Pastor of St. Andrew's Parish, Forest Hills, by Cardinal Bernard Law, effective January 12, 1994. scanJan 31
  54. 54Councillor Toomey, Russell, Sullivan, Walsh and Reeves re: prepare death resolution on Gertrude Maloy. scanJan 31
  55. 55Councillors Sullivan, Walsh, Russell, Reeves re: prepare a death resolution on Tom Croucher. scanJan 31
  56. 56Councillors Sullivan, Duehay, Reeves, Russell, Walsh re: prepare a death resolution of Mary Fitzgerald. scanJan 31
  57. 57Councillors Toomey, Reeves, Russell, Sullivan, Walsh re: prepare a death resolution on Jean Wheeler. scanJan 31
  58. 58Vice Mayor Russell, Mayor Reeves, Councillors Sullivan, Toomey re: prepare a death resolution on Dr. Rev. Francis Chin-Ta Chao M.D., Ph.D. scan—
  59. 59Vice Mayor Russell, Mayor Reeves, Councillor Sullivan, Russell re: prepare a death resolution on Mary Dwyer. scan—
  60. 60Councillors Sullivan, Walsh, Reeves, Russell re: prepare a death resolution on John J. O'Callahan. scan—
  61. 61Councillors Myers, Born, Duehay, Russell, Sullivan. Toomey, Triantafillou re: express appreciation to the City workers who worked on repairing the water line as part of the main line on Chalk Street in early January. scan—
  62. 62Mayor Reeves, Councillors Born, Duehay, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou, Russell re: congratulations to Audrey C. Melick in her appointment as the new Executive Director of the Cambridge School Volunteers. scan—
  63. 63Mayor Reeves, Councillors Born, Duehay, Toomey, Triantafillou re: Brasiliero, Inc. is producing an event called "80 years of Jamelao" a celebration of 80 years of beautiful music of Jose Clementino Dos Santos. scan—
  64. 64Councillor Toomey, Born, Duehay, Reeves, Russell, Sullivan, Triantafillou, Walsh re: deep appreciation and congratulations to five members of the Cambridge Police Dept. who will be awarded the Medal of Valor. scan—
  65. 65Mayor Reeves re: death resolution - Enid J. Bryan. scanFeb 7
  66. 66Mayor Reeves re: death resolution on William W. Roundtree. scanFeb 7
  67. 67Vice Mayor Russell, Councillors, Sullivan and Walsh re: Death resolution on Irving Stone. scanFeb 7
  68. 68Vice Mayor Russell and entire membership re: International Women's Day on Tuesday, March 8, 1994. scanFeb 7
  69. 69Councillors Sullivan, Triantafillou, Reeves re: deep appreciation to Kitty Lee for her sense of community and volunteer work at Cambridgeport Baptist Church. scanFeb 7
  70. 70Councillors Born, Duehay, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou, Walsh re: express hope that members of Episcopal Diocese Convention recognize contributions of Reverend Robert Tobin when voting for new Bishop on March 9, 1994. scanFeb 7
  71. 71Councillors Duehay, Born, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou re: Honor Baroness Cox for her exemplary and courageous acts for children of the world. scanFeb 7
  72. 72Councillors Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Toomey, Triantafillou, Walsh, Russell, Reeves re: Saint Patrick's Day Parade in Dublin, Ireland on March 17, 1994. scanFeb 7
  73. 73Councillors Walsh, Duehay, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou, Russell, Reeves re: Chinese New Year, Thursday, February 10, 1994. scanFeb 7
  74. 74Vice Mayor Russell, Councillor Sullivan re: death resolution on Rega A. Higgins. scanFeb 7
  75. 75Councillors Toomey, Sullivan, Walsh, Russell, Reeves re: death resolution on Anna Walsh, late East Cambridge resident. scan—
  76. 76Councillors Toomey, Sullivan, Russell, Reeves re: death resolution on Manuel Sousa, late Cambridge resident. scan—
  77. 77Councillors Walsh, Born, Duehay, Myers, Sullivan, Reeves, Toomey, Triantafillou, Russell re: Congratulations to Rita Corkery for her tireless dedication and hard work for the benefit of so many worthy causes. scan—
  78. 78Mayor Reeves, Councillors Duehay, Toomey, Triantafillou, Walsh re: thanks to Julia Maria Ruiz Fraga for all that she has done on behalf of Spanish-speaking people everywhere. scan—
  79. 79Mayor Reeves, Councillors Duehay, Myers, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou, Walsh, Russell re: support of MIT Martin Luther King, Jr. celebration breakfast on Friday, February 11, 1994 at 10:00 am at MIT Stratton Student Center. scan—
  80. 80Mayor Reeves, Councillors Born, Duehay, Triantafillou re: Month of Ramadan, muslims from around the world fast daily from first light until sundown. scan—
  81. 81Mayor Reeves, Councillors Born, Duehay, Myers, Sullivan, Triantafillou, Russell re: struggle of the Haitian people serve as an inspiration to those who fight for democratic rights in America. scan—
  82. 82Councillor Sullivan re: death resolution on John McLaughlin. scan—
  83. 83Mayor Reeves and entire membership re: congratulations to Zelma Evelyn on receiving an Outstanding Leadership award at the twenty-second annual Black History Month Program. scan—
  84. 84Mayor Reeves re: death resolution of Louise Layne, a native Cantabrigian mother and grandmother. — See 1995- Highway # 134 for street naming order. scan—
  85. 85Councillors Sullivan and Russell re: 94th birthday resolution for Josephine Doran. scan—
  86. 86Councillor Sullivan, Russell re: appreciation to Ted and Jackie Darling on 9th annual Valentine's Day Party to benefit sending terminally ill children to Disneyworld. scan—
  87. 87Councillor Sullivan re: death resolution on John Spinelli. scan—
  88. 88Councillors Sullivan, Walsh re: death resolution on Chester Cooper. scan—
  89. 89Councillors Born, Duehay, Sullivan, Triantafillou, Walsh, Russell, Reeves re: congratulations to Jerry Howard, editor of the North Cambridge News. scan—
  90. 90Councillors Born, Triantafillou, Duehay, Myers, Sullivan, Toomey, Russell, Reeves re: congratulations to former Mayor Alice Wolf on her recent appointment as a Fellow at the Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University. scan—
  91. 91Mayor Reeves, Councillors Born, Duehay, Myers, Sullivan, Triantafillou, Walsh re: sincere congratulations to Attorney Deval L. Patrick on the occasion of his nomination to the post of Assistant United States Attorney General for Civil Rights. scan—
  92. 92Vice Mayor Russell, Councillors Duehay, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou, Walsh, Reeves re: Congratulations to Cub Scout Pack #15. scan—
  93. 93Vice Mayor Russell and Councillor Sullivan re: death resolution for Kathleen M. Lordan. scanFeb 14
  94. 94Vice Mayor Russell and Councillor Sullivan re: death resolution for Eleanor MacDonald Carney. scanFeb 14
  95. 95Councillors Toomey, Sullivan, Vice Mayor Russell, Councillors Duehay, Triantafillou, Walsh Reeves re: Best wishes to the Officers and Auxiliary of the Polish-American Veterans of Greater Boston the Edward S. Sniegiecki Post's Installation. scanFeb 14
  96. 96Mayor Reeves, Councillors Myers, Sullivan, Walsh re: death resolution for Barbara Gittens. scanFeb 14
  97. 97Mayor Reeves, Councillor Sullivan re: death resolution for Nadine E. Thompson. scanFeb 14
  98. 98Mayor Reeves and the entire membership re: best wishes to Nancy Barnes on leaving her position as Managing Director of the Cambridge Water Department. scanFeb 14
  99. 99Councillors Toomey, Duehay, Sullivan, Walsh, Russell, Reeves re: death resolution for Mary Marchurs. scanFeb 14
  100. 100Mayor Reeves and Vice Mayor Russell re: Designate March as Women's History Month. scanFeb 28
  101. 101Councillor Duehay, Born, Myers, Toomey, Triantafillou and Russell re: completion of a feasibility study of the Urban Ring (Inner Circumferential Transit Line). scanFeb 28
  102. 102Councillor Myers, Born, Duehay, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou, Reeves re: Thanks to officers in responding to two separate incidents on Magazine Street. Report received 3/28/94. See Agenda # 3 of 3/28/94. scan—
  103. 103Mayor Reeves, Councillors Born, Duehay, Myers, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou, Walsh re: Honorary Luncheon for Bishop John Richard Bryant on Saturday, March 5, 1994 at the Christian Life Center in recognition of his unprecedented contributions to the spiritual realm of St. Paul's Church. scan—
  104. 104Mayor Reeves, Councillors Born, Duehay, Myers, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou, Walsh re: Sincere appreciation to the members of the City of Cambridge Honor Roll for their unwavering support of Cambridge children. scan—
  105. 105Mayor reeves, Councillors Born, Duehay, Myers,Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou, Walsh re: 11th Annual Family Celebration of Black History on Thursday, March 3, 1994 from 6 p.m.-9 p.m. at the Martin Luther King, Jr. School. scan—
  106. 106Councillors Sullivan, Triantafillou, Born, Duehay, Russell re: Underage drinking in area establishments. scan—
  107. 107Councillor Duehay, Born, Sullivan, Triantafillou, Russell re: Support of the Massachusetts River Protection Act and Open Space Bond Bill. scan—
  108. 108Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Russell, Born, Toomey, Triantafillou, Walsh, Reeves re: The New Age Models. scan—
  109. 109Councillor Toomey, Sullivan, Walsh, Russell re: "Rescue Alive" apparatus training. Report received 3/21/94. See Agenda # 3 of 3/21/94. scan—
  110. 110Councillor Toomey, Sullivan, Walsh, Russell, Reeves re: Congratulations to Marc DesRoches to the 1994 USA/New England High School Baseball Team. scan—
  111. 111Councillor Myers, Sullivan, Toomey, Walsh, Russell, Reeves re: Death resolution on Thomas Carney. scan—
  112. 112Councillor Myers, Born, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou, Russell re: Death resolution on Illyana Michel Reiser. scan—
  113. 113Councillor Sullivan, Duehay, Walsh, Russell re: prepare a death resolution on Louis Reagan late retired employee of the Water Dept. scan—
  114. 114Councillor Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Triantafillou, Walsh, Russell, Reeves re: Friends of Russell Field. scan—
  115. 115Councillor Sullivan, Toomey, Walsh, Russell re: Congratulations to Martin Pierce Matignon High School Varsity Hockey Coach on achieving his 500th career win. scan—
  116. 116Councillor Toomey, Sullivan, Walsh, Reeves re: death resolution of Frank Holmes. scan—
  117. 117Councillor Sullivan, Toomey, Russell, Born, Duehay, Myers, Triantafillou, Walsh, Reeves re: Congratulations to James Rafferty on his election as president of Cambridge, Arlington, Belmont Bar Association. scan—
  118. 118Councillor Sullivan, Russell, Toomey, Walsh re: prepare a death resolution on Russell Gaudet. scan—
  119. 119Councillor Sullivan, Duehay, Toomey, Triantafillou, Walsh, Russell, Reeves re: prepare a resolution in honor of the new organization MAPS, COPA, SPAL. scan—
  120. 120Councillor Sullivan, Toomey, Walsh, Russell, Reeves re: death resolution on Edward Walsh, employee of the Cambridge Traffic and Parking Dept. scan—
  121. 121Councillor Sullivan, Duehay, Toomey, Walsh, Reeves re: death resolution on Eleanor Fallon late retired school teacher and assistant principal of the Webster School. scan—
  122. 122Mayor Reeves, Councillors Sullivan, Duehay, Myers, Toomey re: death resolution on Everton Clairmont Johnson scan—
  123. 123Mayor Reeves re: death resolution on Karl Siebert Bynoe. scan—
  124. 124Mayor Reeves, Councillors Myers, Walsh re: death resolution on Millicent O. Blackman. scan—
  125. 125Mayor Reeves re: death resolution on Anita Harraway. scan—
  126. 126Mayor Reeves re: death resolution on Clinton A.W. "Pop" Nappier. scan—
  127. 127Mayor Reeves re: death resolution on Harriet (Forte) Kennedy. scan—
  128. 128Mayor Reeves, Councillors Born, Duehay, Walsh, Russell re: the Cambridge Hospital's First ever Women's Health Gathering on Tuesday, March 8, at 8:30 a.m. in the Macht Auditorium. scan—
  129. 129Mayor Reeves, Councillors Sullivan, Triantafillou, Born, Duehay, Toomey, Russell re: Congratulations to the Cambridge Hackney Drivers School for working so hard to ensure the highest quality of service delivery by the Cambridge Taxicab industry. scan—
  130. 130Councillor Triantafillou, Born, Myers, Reeves re: death resolution on Walta Borawski. scanMar 7
  131. 131Mayor Reeves, Councillors Born, Duehay, Myers, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou, Walsh, Russell re: Proclaim the month of March 1994 as American Red Cross Month in the City of Cambridge. scanMar 7
  132. 132Councillor Toomey, Born, Sullivan, Triantafillou, Walsh and Russell re: Continue the process of establishing a sister city relationship with Crackow, Poland. scanMar 7
  133. 133Councillors Sullivan, Toomey, Russell re: prepare a death resolution of Sister Jane Frances Carew, CSJ late retired teacher and pastoral assistant. scanMar 7
  134. 134Vice Mayor Russell, Councillors Sullivan, Duehay, Myers, Toomey, Triantafillou, Walsh and Reeves re: retirement of North Cambridge Catholic High School basketball coach Frank "Red" McGrail. scanMar 7
  135. 135Councillors Toomey, Russell, Duehay, Sullivan, Triantafillou, Walsh, Reeves re: Congratulations to Officers and Members of the Mount Auburn Veteran of Foreign Wars Post #8818 on its 47th Annual Banquet. scanMar 7
  136. 136Mayor Reeves, Councillors Born, Duehay, Sullivan, Russell re: Prepare a death resolution for Susanne Joy Schweitzer, late Cambridge resident. scanMar 7
  137. 137Vice Mayor Russell, Councillors Sullivan, Walsh re: Prepare death resolution for Edward Quinton. scanMar 7
  138. 138Councillor Myers, Mayor Reeves, Councillors Born, Duehay, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou, Russell re: A new building for the congregation of Western Avenue Baptist Church. scanMar 7
  139. 139Councillors Triantafillou, Born, Duehay, Sullivan, Toomey, Russell re: International Women's Day. & Domestic Violence-Free Zone scanMar 7
  140. 140Councillors Myers, Born, Duehay, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou, Russell re: Temple Beth Shalom hosting a Community Passover Seder for temple members and residents of Area 4. scan—
  141. 141Councillors Myers, Born, Duehay, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou, Walsh, Reeves re: City Youth Employment hosting phonathon in conjunction with Harvard Law School. scan—
  142. 142Mayor Reeves, Councillors Born, Duehay, Myers, Sullivan, Toomey, Russell re: Resolutions on Chlorae Donel Hunt Everteze. scan—
  143. 143Vice Mayor Russell, Councillors Born, Duehay, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou, Walsh re: resolution on Gail Enman. scan—
  144. 144Councillor Walsh, Born, Reeves, Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Duehay, Myers, Triantafillou re: Resolution on Irish Heritage Month. scan—
  145. 145Councillor Walsh, Duehay, Sullivan, Russell re: Corporate Fund for Free Care program instituted by Mt. Auburn Hospital. scan—
  146. 146Mayor Reeves, Councillors Myers, Sullivan, Duehay, Toomey, Walsh, Russell re: Death resolution of Shanel Felicia Turner. scan—
  147. 147Mayor Reeves, Sullivan, Russell, re: Death resolution on Simeon Edey. scan—
  148. 148Mayor Reeves, Councillors Sullivan, Russell re: Death resolution on Robert Cochran. scan—
  149. 149Mayor Reeves, Councillors Born, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou, Walsh, Russell re: Welcome "Pomme Frite" to Cambridge and wish James Sidell best of luck on his new venture. scan—
  150. 150Vice Mayor Russell, Councillors Sullivan, Toomey, Walsh, Reeves re: Prepare a retirement resolution on Harold Keefe after forty four years of dedicated service. scan—
  151. 151Councillor Toomey, Sullivan, Russell re: Prepare death resolution on Stanley Towski, late Cambridge resident. scan—
  152. 152Councillor Duehay, Born, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou, Russell re: National Community Development Week, March 28-April 3, 1994. scan—
  153. 153Councillor Toomey, Sullivan, Russell re: Prepare a death resolution on Ellen Dillon, late Cambridge resident. scan—
  154. 154Councillors Duehay, Born, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou, Walsh, Russell, Reeves re: Congratulations to Lauri Gros on her new promotion of Associate Director of the Cambridge Chamber of Commerce. scan—
  155. 155Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Russell, Councillors Duehay, Toomey, Walsh, Reeves re: Prepare a retirement resolution for Joseph Talarico. scan—
  156. 156Councillor Sullivan, Myers, Toomey, Triantafillou, Walsh, Russell re: Prepare a retirement resolution for Captain William Burke. scan—
  157. 157Councillor Duehay, Born, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou, Walsh, Russell re: Cambridge Hackney Drivers School to be named in honor of Veteran taxi driver Arthur Santoro. scan—
  158. 158Councillors Walsh, Born, Duehay, Myers, Sullivan, Toomey, Russell, Reeves re: Death resolution for Revere (Reeve) Little. scan—
  159. 159Councillors Sullivan, Walsh, Russell re: Prepare death resolution on Francis Nolan. scanMar 21
  160. 160Councillor re: Prepare a death resolution on Simeon Edey. scanMar 21
  161. 161Mayor Reeves, Born, Duehay, Myers, Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Walsh re: Applaud the YMCA for its many years of service on behalf of low-income and homeless Cambridge men. scanMar 21
  162. 162Mayor Reeves, Duehay, Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Walsh re: Congratulate and salute Lucille Simmons for her twenty years of volunteer service to children in the Cambridge Community. scanMar 21
  163. 163Councillors Born, Duehay, Triantafillou, Russell re: the Coalition for Alewife's wetland and open space values. scanMar 21
  164. 164Vice Mayor Russell re: Congratulations to Coaches Joe and Bill McCabe and the BC High Eagles Varsity Team in capturing their first Division 1 State Title. scanMar 21
  165. 165Councillors Born, Duehay, Myers, Toomey, Triantafillou, Vice Mayor Russell and Mayor Reeves re: Congratulations to Alice Wolf for her years of service to the City of Cambridge and especially its children. scanMar 21
  166. 166Councillor Triantafillou, Born, Duehay, Toomey, Walsh, Russell, Reeves re: March 25, 1994 proclaimed as Greek Independence Day throughout the City of Cambridge. scanMar 21
  167. 167Councillor Myers, Mayor Reeves, Councillors Born, Duehay, Toomey, Triantafillou, Walsh, Russell re: April 7, 1994 the City of Cambridge with Temple Beth Shalom will commemorate the Holocaust at 8 Tremont St. at 7 p.m. scanMar 21
  168. 168Councillor Duehay, Born, Toomey, Triantafillou re: Second-hand smoke and efforts to reduce the use of tobacco in Cambridge. scan—
  169. 169Councillor Toomey, Duehay, Myers, Sullivan, Russell, Reeves re: Prepare a resolution on the retirement of Fran Chatten MacIntyre. scan—
  170. 170Mayor Reeves, Councillors Duehay, Sullivan, Triantafillou, Walsh, Russell re: Closing of Galgay Florist. scan—
  171. 171Councillor Toomey, Russell, Sullivan, Walsh re: Prepare a death resolution on Clara Buttaro, late East Cambridge resident. scan—
  172. 172Councillor Toomey, Sullivan, Walsh, Russell re: Death resolution on Helen Barry, late Cambridge resident. scan—
  173. 173Mayor Reeves, Councillors Born, Duehay, Myers, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou, Russell re: 12th annual Cambridge Pops Concert on Friday March 25, 1994 at 8 p.m. in Harvard Memorial Hall. scan—
  174. 174Councillor Toomey, Sullivan re: Death resolution on Lucy Luther. scan—
  175. 175Councillors Sullivan, Toomey, Russell, Walsh re: Death resolution of Florence O'Hare. scan—
  176. 176Mayor Reeves, Councillors Born, Duehay, Myers, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou, Russell re: 15th anniversary celebration entitled "A Celebration of Women and Welfare Rights Honoring Fifteen Women" on March 25, 1994 at 7 p.m. at the Dante Allighieri Center. scan—
  177. 177Councillor Myers, Born, Duehay, Toomey, Triantafillou, Russell re: School-to-work transition system. scan—
  178. 178Mayor Reeves, Councillors Born, Duehay, Myers, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou, Russell, Walsh re: 8th annual "City Run" five mile road race proceeds to benefit the Cambridge Fund for the Homeless. scan—
  179. 179Councillor Toomey, Born, Duehay, Myers, Sullivan, Triantafillou, Walsh, Russell, Reeves re: Best wishes to CRLS Science Team for attending the State Championship. scan—
  180. 180Councillor Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Toomey, Triantafillou, Walsh, Reeves re: Reverend M. Thomas Shaw's election as Bishop of the Nation's Largest Episcopal Diocese. scan—
  181. 181Mayor Reeves, Councillors Born, Duehay, Myers, Toomey, Triantafillou re: Community Celebration on Wednesday, March 23, 1994 4-6 p.m. at Harvard Faculty Club. scan—
  182. 182Councillors Sullivan, Myers, Russell, Duehay, Toomey, Walsh, Reeves re: Death resolution on Marguerite "Margaret" Catherine (Blanchard) Turner. scan—
  183. 183Councillors Sullivan, Toomey, Duehay, Russell, Myers, Walsh, Reeves re: Death resolution on Joseph F. Sullivan. scan—
  184. 184Councillor Toomey, Born, Duehay, Sullivan, Triantafillou, Reeves re: Best wishes to Catherine Dollard and Ted Sudnick, coaches of the CRLS Science Team for winning the State Championship. scan—
  185. 185Councillor Toomey, Sullivan, Russell, Reeves re: Death resolution for Debra Sullivan. scan—
  186. 186Councillor Sullivan, Russell, Duehay, Triantafillou, Walsh re: Death resolution for Walter H. McLaughlin, Sr. scan—
  187. 187Vice Mayor Russell, Councillors Sullivan, Walsh, Reeves re: Death resolution of Margaret Breen. scan—
  188. 188Vice Mayor Russell, Councillors Sullivan, Walsh re: Death resolution on Michael Mulvihill. scan—
  189. 189Mayor Reeves, Councillors Toomey, Myers, Sullivan, Russell re: Death resolution on Beverly Ann Robinson. scan—
  190. 190Mayor Reeves, Councillors Born, Duehay, Myers, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou re: Proclaim April 1994 as Fair Housing Month in the City of Cambridge. scan—
  191. 191Mayor Reeves, Councillors Born, Duehay, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou re: Declare April 16, 1994 City Step Days in Cambridge. scan—
  192. 192Vice Mayor Russell, Councillors Sullivan, Walsh, Reeves re: Death resolution of Ovila A. Blouin. scan—
  193. 193Councillor Sullivan, Reeves re: Death resolution for James Robert Polley. scan—
  194. 194Councillor Toomey re: Prepare death resolution for Cosmos DiTucci. scan—
  195. 195Vice Mayor Russell, Councillors Born, Duehay, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou, Reeves re: Multi-cultural City Quilt Project. scanMar 28
  196. 196Councillors Walsh, Born, Sullivan, Triantafillou, Russell re: New England Real Estate Journal article written by Bonny Lamb. scanMar 28
  197. 197Councillors Myers, Russell, Reeves re: Prepare death resolution for Marie Canavan. scanMar 28
  198. 198Councillors Triantafillou, Born, Duehay, Sullivan, Russell, Reeves re: Committee on Diversity Int'l Dance on Friday March 25, 1994 at the MIT Student Center. scanMar 28
  199. 199Vice Mayor Russell, Councillors Born, Duehay, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou, Reeves re: Prepare resolution to Hon. Theodore Mann Mayor of Newton for best wishes and speedy recovery. scan—
  200. 200Vice Mayor Russell, Councillors Duehay, Sullivan, Reeves re: Death resolution on Dr. John E. McKeigue. scan—
  201. 201Councillors Toomey, Sullivan, Russell, Reeves re: Death resolution on Gladys M. (Doyle) Sullivan. scan—
  202. 202Mayor Reeves, Born, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou, Russell re: Proclaim March 28-April 3, 1994 Community Development Week in Cambridge. scan—
  203. 203Councillors Duehay, Born, Myers, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou, Russell, Reeves re: Nat'l Community Service Act. scan—
  204. 204Councillors Triantafillou, Born, Duehay, Myers, Sullivan, Russell re: Cambridge Documentary Films, Inc. "Defending Our Lives" scan—
  205. 205Mayor Reeves, Myers, Born, Duehay, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou, Russell re: Days of Remembrance of the Victims of the Holocaust. scan—
  206. 206Councillor Sullivan, Reeves re: Death resolution for Simeon Thompson. scan—
  207. 207Councillor Sullivan, Reeves re: Death resolution on Arthur Maguire. scan—
  208. 208Vice Mayor Russell, Sullivan, Triantafillou, Reeves re: Congratulations to Coach Kevin Flynn and the Falcons of Danvers High School Varsity Ice Hockey Team capturing its Division 2 State Championship Title. scan—
  209. 209Mayor Reeves, Councillor Triantafillou re: the Draft Law for the Revision of the Romanian Penal Code. scan—
  210. 210Mayor Reeves, Born, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou, Russell re: 83rd Annual dinner at the Charles Hotel sponsored by the Harvard Square Business Association. scanApr 4
  211. 211Mayor Reeves, Born, Duehay, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou, Russell re: Appreciation to all the English as a second language teachers in Cambridge. scanApr 4
  212. 212Councillor Sullivan, Born, Myers, Duehay, Toomey, Triantafillou, Walsh, Reeves re: Congratulations to the Peabody School Science Team for their performance in the Massachusetts State Science Olympiad held at MIT on March 26, 1994. scanApr 4
  213. 213Councillor Duehay, and the entire membership re: Congratulations to CRLS and Agassiz School Chess Team for their performance in the State Championship. scanApr 4
  214. 214Councillor Myers and entire membership re: Congratulations on phon-a-thon which was held in March 18 and organized by the City-wide Youth Employment Office. scanApr 4
  215. 215Councillor Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Myers, Toomey, Triantafillou, Walsh, Russell, Reeves, re: Congratulations to Judge Lawrence Feloney for being honored for community service by Shelter, Inc. scanApr 4
  216. 216Vice Mayor Russell, Councillor Sullivan, Walsh re: Prepare a death resolution on Victor Martone. scanApr 4
  217. 217Councillor Triantafillou, Mayor reeves and the entire membership re: Prepare death resolution on Frederick Brown, father of Cambridge School Committee Member Denise Simmons. scanApr 4
  218. 218Councillor Sullivan re: death resolution of James Morris. scan—
  219. 219Councillor Sullivan, Duehay, Toomey, Triantafillou, Walsh, Russell re: Congratulations the new officer of the Cambridge Emblem Club No. 108. scan—
  220. 220Vice Mayor Russell, Born, Duehay, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou, Walsh, Reeves re: Congratulations to David Jonathan Cowell for attaining the rank of Eagle Scout from Troop 44 of North Cambridge. scan—
  221. 221Councillors Sullivan, Toomey, Walsh re: Deaht resolution of Joseph C. Moran. scan—
  222. 222Councillor Toomey, Sullivan, Triantafillou, Walsh, Russell re: Happy Birthday wishes to Cathy Trio on her 50th birthday on May 14, 1994. scan—
  223. 223Councillor Toomey, Born, Myers, Sullivan, Triantafillou, Walsh, Russell, Reeves re: Cambridge Babe Ruth League Annual Fundraiser on May 13, 1994 at Caruso's Diplomat in Saugus featuring the Platters. scan—
  224. 224Councillor Toomey, Born, Myers, Sullivan, Triantafillou, Walsh, Russell, Reeves re: Frank DiLeo and Family Scholarship Fundraiser on May 13, 1994. scan—
  225. 225Councillor Sullivan, Triantafillou, Walsh, Russell re: Prepare resolution on the retirement of William O'Brien. scan—
  226. 226Mayor Reeves, Councillors Born, Duehay, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou, Walsh, Russell re: Support for the Entreprenuer's Marketplace to be held on April 5, 1994 at the YMCA. scan—
  227. 227Mayor Reeves and the entire membership re: Official welcome to the Honorable Jean-Bertrand Aristide, President of Haiti to Cambridge in Friday, April 8, 1994. scan—
  228. 228Mayor Reeves, Born, Duehay, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou, re: Women's Health Day on Saturday April 9, 1994. scan—
  229. 229Mayor Reeves, Born, Duehay, Triantafillou re: Congratulations and special thanks to Linda Cabot Black and the Opera New England on twenty years of opera to New England Children. scan—
  230. 230Councillors Sullivan, Toomey, Duehay, Triantafillou, Walsh, Russell, Reeves re: Congratulations to Sheila Hickey Sullivan on being named one of the five women of excellence by St. Joseph Academy. scan—
  231. 231Councillor Toomey, Born, Duehay, Sullivan, Triantafillou, Walsh, Russell, Reeves re: Best wishes to organizers of the East Cambridge Scholarship fundraiser to be held on June 22, 1994 at CRLS. scan—
  232. 232Councillor Triantafillou, Duehay, Myers, Sullivan, Toomey, Walsh, Russell, Reeves re: Proclaim April, 1994 Fair Hosing Month in Cambridge. scan—
  233. 233Councillor Born, and the entire membership re: Congratulation to the 1st, 2nd and 3rd place winners of the third annual Spelling Bee at CRLS. scan—
  234. 234Councillor Sullivan, Triantafillou, Russell re: Prepare a death resolution on Dave Turcotte former Chemist of the Water Dept. from Lowell. scanApr 11
  235. 235Mayor Reeves, Councillor Duehay re: Prepare death resolution on the honorable Theodore Mann, Mayor of Newton. scanApr 11
  236. 236Mayor Reeves re: Filarmonic Santo Antonio Centro Cultural ribbon cutting on April 17, 1994 at 3 p.m. scanApr 11
  237. 237Councillor Sullivan re: Congratulations to Warren Pals, on recently elected officers. scanApr 11
  238. 238Councillor Sullivan re: Prepare death resolution on Mrs. Cabral, mother of William Cabral. scanApr 11
  239. 239Councillor Myers, Born, Duehay, Sullivan, Triantafillou, Reeves re: Peggy Lynch is organizing a spring clean-up on Saturday, May 7, 1994. scanApr 11
  240. 240Councillor Triantafillou, Born, Duehay, Sullivan, Toomey, Walsh, Reeves re: Congratulations to Margaret Drury, Valerie Roman, Susan Flannery for their efforts in bringing information systems to the City. scanApr 11
  241. 241Councillor Triantafillou, Born, Duehay, Sullivan re: Preparation for work to be done on Dudley and Harvey Street in N. Cambridge. scanApr 11
  242. 242Councillor Born, Duehay, Sullivan, Triantafillou, Walsh, Russell, Reeves re: Congratulations to Leslie Sterling on her new position as the new voice of the Boston Red Sox. scanApr 11
  243. 243Councillors Sullivan, Myers and the entire membership re: Appreciation to Sondra Scheir on her final term of office as Election Commissioner. scanApr 11
  244. 244Mayor Reeves, Councillors Born, Duehay, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou, Russell re: Sunday May 1, 1994 Walk For Hunger Day. scan—
  245. 245Mayor Reeves, Born, Duehay, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou, Russell re: April, 1994 Healthy Kids Month. scan—
  246. 246Mayor Reeves, Born, Duehay, Toomey, Triantafillou, Russell re: Nat'l Pre-School Immunization Week, April 23 - 29, 1994. scan—
  247. 247Councillor Toomey, Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Myers, Triantafillou, Walsh, Russell, Reeves re: Congratulations to Marjorie Becker, Woodrow Wilson Court, for being chosen to deliver a graduation speech at the UMass/Amherst graduation. scan—
  248. 248Councillors Toomey, Sullivan, Duehay, Triantafillou, Walsh, Russell, Reeves re: Best wishes to Joe Quintanilla, a legally blind senior from CRLS who is an entrant in this year's Boston Marathon. scan—
  249. 249Councillor Toomey, Duehay, Sullivan, Triantafillou, Walsh, Russell, Reeves re: Congratulations and best wishes to Officer James Finn on his retirement from the Cambridge Police Dept. scan—
  250. 250Councillor Toomey, Duehay, Myers, Sullivan, Triantafillou, Russell re: Congratulations to Margo Dean as she leaves Cambridge to pursue other endeavors.—
  251. 251Councillor Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Reeves re: Prepare death resolution in Benjamin Olken. scan—
  252. 252Councillor Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Myers, Toomey, Triantafillou, Walsh, Russell, Reeves re: Adolescent Consultation Services. (ACS) Spring Fundraising Event on Tuesday May 3, 1994. scan—
  253. 253Mayor Reeves, Born, Duehay, Myers, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou, Russell re: Earth Day April 22, 1994. scanApr 25
  254. 254Mayor Reeves, Born, Duehay, Myers, Sullivan, Russell, Toomey, Triantafillou, Walsh re: Proclaim April 19, 1994 Nat'l Youth Service Day. scanApr 25
  255. 255Mayor Reeves, Born, Duehay, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou, Walsh, Russell, re: Patriot's Trail Girl Scout Council's Program called take our daughters to Work. scanApr 25
  256. 256Resolutions welcoming Amgen Corporation to Cambridge. (Duehay) scanApr 25
  257. 257Resolutions on the wall breaking ceremony for the city wide senior center. (Vice Mayor Russell, Mayor Reeves, Born, Myers, Sullivan, Toomey Triantafillou and Walsh) scanApr 25
  258. 258Resolutions congratulating Libbye Myers on her ninety-eighth birthday. (Myers, Born, Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou, Walsh and Mayor Reeves) scanApr 25
  259. 259Resolutions to be prepared on the death of John Buckley. (Duehay, Russell, Sullivan, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanApr 25
  260. 260Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Geraldine Hogan. (Toomey, Sullivan, Triantafillou and Mayor Reeves) scanApr 25
  261. 261Resolutions congratulating the organizers and the participants of "Senhor Santo Christo". (Toomey, Duehay, Sullivan, Triantafillou, Russell and Walsh) scanApr 25
  262. 262Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Rose Hynes. (Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanApr 25
  263. 263Resolutions on the week of April 25, l994 as "Secretary's Week". (Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Myers, Toomey, Triantafillou, Russell, Walsh and Mayor Reeves) scanApr 25
  264. 264Resolutions congratulating and best wishes to the officers of the Dante Alighieri Society as they begin their new term of office. (Toomey, Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Russell, Triantafillou, Walsh and Mayor Reeves) scanApr 25
  265. 265Resolutions to be prepared on the death of David Blake. (Toomey, Sullivan, Triantafillou and Mayor Reeves) scanApr 25
  266. 266Resolutions on the death of Anthony "Tony" Rutkauskas. (Toomey, Sullivan, Triantafillou and Mayor Reeves) scanApr 25
  267. 267Resolutions of congratulations to Joe Quintinalla, Bob Maguire, Zack Grunko and mark Chalifour for running the 98th Boston Marathon. (Sullivan, Toomey, Duehay, Russell, Triantafillou, Walsh and Mayor Reeves) scanApr 25
  268. 268Resolutions of good luck and good bye to Ray Shurtleff, former Pilot School Dean. (Toomey, Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Myers, Triantafillou, Walsh and Mayor Reeves) scanApr 25
  269. 269Resolutions on National Night Out Against Crime on Tuesday, August 2, 1994. (Vice Mayor Russell, Born, Duehay, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou, Walsh and Mayor Reeves) scanApr 25
  270. 270Resolutions congratulating St. John's Eagles Color Guard for winning the Eastern Massachusetts Class "B" Championship. (Vice Mayor Russell, Born, Duehay, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou, Walsh and Mayor Reeves) scanApr 25
  271. 271Resolutions on Recycle for Gold with proceeds to benefit the Massachusetts Special Olympics. (Mayor Reeves, Born, Duehay, Sullivan, Toomey and Triantafillou) scanApr 25
  272. 272Resolutions on Dance Month on May 7, 1994 in the City of Cambridge. (Mayor Reeves, Born, Duehay, Russell, Sullivan, Toomey and Triantafillou) scanApr 25
  273. 273Resolutions on New Words Bookstore's 20th Anniversary celebration April 23 and 24, 1994. (Triantafillou, Born, Duehay, Myers, Sullivan and Mayor Reeves) scanApr 25
  274. 274Resolutions on underage drinking in the City of Cambridge. (Toomey, Duehay, Sullivan, Triantafillou, Russell and Walsh) scanApr 25
  275. 275Resolutions on the death of John Boyle. (Vice Mayor Russell, Duehay, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou, Walsh and Mayor Reeves) scanApr 25
  276. 276Resolutions on "Kids Killing Kids" will be broadcast on CBS and Fox on Tuesday, April 26, l994. (Mayor Reeves, Born, Duehay, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanApr 25
  277. 277Resolutions on Cambridge School Volunteers Week. (Mayor Reeves, Born, Duehay, Myers, Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanApr 25
  278. 278Resolutions congratulating Valerie Roman on being selected Runner-Up for the 1994 Data Processing Professional of the Year Award. (Mayor Reeves, Born, Duehay, Myers, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanApr 25
  279. 279Death resolutions on Helen C. Moran. (Sullivan, Duehay, Triantafillou, Russell, Mayor Reeves) scanApr 25
  280. 280Death resolutions of Margaret E. Corcoran. (Sullivan, Russell, Toomey, Triantafillou, Walsh and Mayor Reeves) scanApr 25
  281. 281Resolutions on "We've Got a Job To Do" Luncheon sponsored by the City-Wide Youth Employment Office on April 27 at 12:00 noon at the Charles Hotel. (Myers, Born, Duehay, Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanApr 25
  282. 282Resolutions congratulating John O'Brien on being awarded the 1994 CEO Award of the American Hospital Association. (Mayor Reeves, Born, Duehay, Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanApr 25
  283. 283Resolutions on the two amendments to the Education Reform Act. (Triantafillou, Duehay and Mayor Reeves) scanApr 25
  284. 284Resolutions on the death of David A. V. Ryan. (Mayor Reeves and Triantafillou) scanMay 2
  285. 285Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Charles F. Henihan. (Toomey, Sullivan, Triantafillou and Mayor Reeves) scanMay 2
  286. 286Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Brian McDonnell. (Myers, Triantafillou and Mayor Reeves) scanMay 2
  287. 287Resolutions on BB&N designates Area IV Youth Center recipient of funds raised through their annual Book-A-Thon. (Born, Duehay, Myers, Russell, Sullivan, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanMay 2
  288. 288Resolutions on the death of Alex Spinos. (Born, Sullivan, Triantafillou, Walsh and Mayor Reeves) scanMay 2
  289. 289Resolutions on the death of Bert Roens. (Duehay) scanMay 2
  290. 290Resolutions on Constantine B. Simonides, Vice President and Secretary of the Corporation of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. (Toomey, Sullivan, Vice Mayor Russell, Born, Duehay, Myers, Triantafillou, Walsh and Mayor Reeves) scanMay 2
  291. 291Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Edward Camaro. (Toomey, Sullivan, Triantafillou and Mayor Reeves) scanMay 2
  292. 292Resolutions on the death of Sen "Jimmy" Lee. (Toomey, Sullivan, Triantafillou, Walsh and Mayor Reeves) scanMay 2
  293. 293Resolutions congratulating Sheila Dillon on being awarded the LIFE (Living is for the Elderly) Best Spirit Award for 1994. (Sullivan, Russell, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanMay 2
  294. 294Resolutions congratulating the D.A.R.E. Program and the eleven year old Cambridge girl who used her D.A.R.E. training to thwart the abduction attempt. (Sullivan, Born, Russell, Toomey, Triantafillou, Walsh and Mayor Reeves) scanMay 2
  295. 295Resolutions on the death of George B. Curtin. (Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and Mayor Reeves) scanMay 2
  296. 296Resolutions on the retirement of Marjorie Gifford from the Cambridge Public Works Dept. (Vice Mayor Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and Mayor Reeves) scanMay 2
  297. 297Resolutions on the death of Richard Milhous Nixon. (Sullivan, Toomey, Walsh and Mayor Reeves) scanMay 2
  298. 298Resolutions on the death of Rose Puntonio. (Sullivan, Myers, Russell, Triantafillou, Walsh and Mayor Reeves) scanMay 2
  299. 299Resolutions on the Cambridge Hospital participating in the state wide Prevention Day on Thursday, May 5, 1994. (Vice Mayor Russell, Born, Duehay, Myers, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou, Walsh and Mayor Reeves) scanMay 2
  300. 300Resolutions on the death of Henrietta "Honey" (Ciccarelli - Parise) Ciccarelli. (Toomey, Sullivan, Duehay, Triantafillou and Mayor Reeves) scanMay 2
  301. 301Resolutions to be prepared on Alice M. Johnson. (Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and Mayor Reeves) scanMay 2
  302. 302Resolutions on Kennedy Neighborhood Council as they celebrate "Variety is the Spice" Neighborhood Cookbook. (Toomey, Born, Duehay, Russell, Sullivan, Triantafillou, Walsh and Mayor Reeves) scanMay 2
  303. 303Resolutions congratulating Author Linda Morgenroth and Photographer Paula Lerner for their article entitled "Feast of East Cambridge". (Toomey, Born, Duehay, Russell, Sullivan, Triantafillou, Walsh and Mayor Reeves) scanMay 2
  304. 304Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Lee Shee Wong. (Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and Mayor Reeves) scanMay 2
  305. 305Resolutions on the Cambridge Chamberworks Restaurant Guide. (Mayor Reeves, Born, Duehay, Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanMay 2
  306. 306Resolutions declaring April 28, 1994 to be Workers Memorial Day throughout the City of Cambridge. (Mayor Reeves, Born, Duehay, Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanMay 2
  307. 307Resolutions proclaiming May 8th as Emergency Responders Memorial Day and the week of May 8-14 as Emergency Management Week throughout the City of Cambridge. (Mayor Reeves, Born, Duehay, Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanMay 2
  308. 308Resolution on the new home for the Harvard-Radcliffe Hillel. (Mayor Reeves, Born, Duehay, Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanMay 2
  309. 309Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Pat King, Director of the Schlesinger Library, Radcliffe College. (Duehay, Born, Mayor Reeves and Triantafillou) scanMay 9
  310. 310Resolutions on the Farmer's Market opening on Monday, May 16, 1994. (Born, Duehay, Toomey and Triantafillou) scanMay 9
  311. 311Resolutions on the upcoming Santa Lucia Festival. (Vice Mayor Russell, Born, Myers, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanMay 9
  312. 312Resolutions on smoke free restaurants in Cambridge. (Duehay, Born, Myers, Russell and Triantafillou) scanMay 9
  313. 313Resolutions congratulating the Kennedy School Dream Team Dancers. (Toomey, Born, Duehay, Mayor Reeves, Russell, Sullivan, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanMay 9
  314. 314Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Leland "Richie" Prevost. (Toomey, Mayor Reeves, Sullivan, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanMay 9
  315. 315Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Ronald Perrotta. (Sullivan, Mayor Reeves, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanMay 9
  316. 316Resolutions on the Golden Wedding Anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Cruickshank. (Sullivan, Mayor Reeves, Russell, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanMay 9
  317. 317Resolutions on the death of Agnes Desmond. (Toomey, Mayor Reeves, Sullivan and Triantafillou) scanMay 9
  318. 318Resolutions on the death of Lawrence Stone, Jr. (Sullivan, Mayor Reeves, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanMay 9
  319. 319Resolutions on Continental Cablevision is sponsoring a visit to the C-Span School Bus at the Kennedy School of Government for Cambridge teachers and students. (Walsh, Sullivan and Toomey) scanMay 9
  320. 320Resolution supporting Paul Farmer for his life long dedication to ensuring that the poor received proper health care services. (Mayor Reeves, Born, Duehay, Russell, Triantafillou and Sullivan) scanMay 9
  321. 321Resolutions congratulating to Cambridge Camping Association for their outstanding and unselfish contributions. (Mayor Reeves, Born, Duehay, Myers, Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanMay 9
  322. 322Resolutions on the death of Aaron Arthur Kennedy. (Mayor Reeves and Triantafillou) scanMay 9
  323. 323Resolutions on Michael Muehe as the new ADA Coordinator/Director of the Commission for Person with Disabilities. (Mayor Reeves, Born, Duehay, Myers, Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanMay 9
  324. 324Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Henry Yeagle. (Vice Mayor Russell, Mayor Reeves, Sullivan, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanMay 9
  325. 325Resolutions on the death of John J. Doran. (Toomey, Mayor Reeves, Russell, Sullivan, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanMay 9
  326. 326Resolutions for Michael Rosenberg wishing him well in his new position. (Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Myers, Mayor Reeves, Russell, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanMay 9
  327. 327Resolutions protecting the rights of Lesbian and Gay citizens regarding health. (Triantafillou and Born) scanMay 9
  328. 328Resolutions on the death of James Wyche. (Mayor Reeves and Triantafillou) scanMay 16
  329. 329Resolutions on Tracy Gallagher, new President of the Cambridge Chamber of Commerce. (Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Russell, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanMay 16
  330. 330Reosltuions congratulating the Childrens Brotherhood of St. Anthony's Parish. (Sullivan, Toomey, Born, Duehay, Mayor Reeves, Russell, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanMay 16
  331. 331Resolutions on 1994 Road Race at Fresh Pond. (Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Mayor Reeves, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanMay 16
  332. 332Resolutions on the International Party at St. Bartholomew's Church. (Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Mayor Reeves, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanMay 16
  333. 333Resolutions on the Public Works Second Annual Employee Performance Recognition Awards Ceremony and Cookout. (Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Mayor Reeves, Russell, Toomey Triantafillou and Walsh) scanMay 16
  334. 334Resolutions on the llth Annual May Fair in Harvard Square. (Mayor Reeves, Born, Duehay, Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanMay 16
  335. 335Resolutions on the Central Square World's Fair. (Mayor Reeves, Born, Duehay, Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanMay 16
  336. 336Resolutions on Albert Carnesale to serve as Provost of Harvard University. (Mayor Reeves, Born, Duehay, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou, Walsh) scanMay 16
  337. 337Resolutions on the Cambridge Farmer's Market. (Mayor Reeves, Born, Duehay, Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanMay 16
  338. 338Resolutions on Chapter l reading and math program. (Mayor Reeves, Born, Duehay, Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanMay 16
  339. 339Resolutions on "A Taste of Central Square". Mayor Reeves, Born, Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanMay 16
  340. 340Resolutions on the Fifth Annual Drug Free Fair at Sennott Park. Mayor Reeves, Born, Duehay, Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanMay 16
  341. 341Resolutions on the Boy Scouts of America "Good Scout Award". (Mayor Reeves, Born, Duehay, Russell, Sullivan, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanMay 16
  342. 342Resolutions re: Annual Community Awards Dinner for Massachusetts Alliance of Portuguese Speakers. (Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Mayor Reeves, Russell, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanMay 16
  343. 343Resolutions on Bike to Work Week. (Mayor Reeves, Born, Myers, Duehay, Sullivan and Triantafillou) scanMay 16
  344. 344Resolution on Catherine Horn receiving the Helen Storrow Heritage Award. (Sullivan, Born, Mayor Reeves, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanMay 16
  345. 345Resolutions on Joseph Monahan III elected President of Massachusetts Bar Association. (Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Mayor Reeves, Russell, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanMay 16
  346. 346Resolutions re: "Veteran Advocate of the Year" Dorothy Altman. (Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Mayor Reeves, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanMay 16
  347. 347Resolutions on the Summer Feeding Program. (Born, Myers, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanMay 16
  348. 348Resolutions on Alexander von Hoffman author of book on history of Jamaica Plain. (Duehay, Born, Sullivan, Toomey and Triantafillou) scanMay 16
  349. 349Resolutions on the death of Scott Foster. (Toomey, Mayor Reeves, Sullivan, Triantafillou) scanMay 16
  350. 350Resolutions on the death of Edmund Santa Maria. (Toomey, Russell, Sullivan, Mayor Reeves and Triantafillou) scanMay 16
  351. 351Resolutions on the installation of Reverend Michael Cook as Pastor of Faith Lutheran Church. (Toomey, Sullivan, Duehay, Born, Mayor Reeves, Russell, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanMay 16
  352. 352Resolutions on Domestic Violence Free Zone. (Triantafillou, Born, Duehay, Myers, Mayor Reeves, Russell, Sullivan, Toomey and Walsh) May 16, 1994 scanMay 16
  353. 353Resolutions on John Rynne as Grand Marshall of the Memorial Day Parade. (Sullivan, Born, Russell, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanMay 16
  354. 354Resolutions on the death of Evelyn Smith. (Sullivan, Mayor Reeves, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanMay 16
  355. 355Resolutions on the death of Lillian Littlefield. (Sullivan, Mayor Reeves, Russell, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanMay 16
  356. 356Resolutions on Cambridge Visiting Nurse Association. (Sullivan, Duehay, Russell, Mayor Reeves, Walsh, Born, Myers and Triantafillou) scanMay 16
  357. 357Resolutions on Cheryl Donahue. (Toomey, Mayor Reeves, Sullivan, Triantafillou) scanMay 16
  358. 358Resolutions on the death of Reverend Tagliano. (Sullivan, Toomey, Mayor Reeves, Russell, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanMay 16
  359. 359Resolutions accepting the Community Development Block Grant and implementing all HUD regulations for the Block Grant Program. scanMay 16
  360. 360Resolutions congratulating the City of Cambridge, Community Development Chamber of Commerce on designating Cambridge as an Economic Target Area. (Sullivan) scanMay 23
  361. 361Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis. (Entire membership) scanMay 23
  362. 362Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Father William Cummings of St. Johns in North Cambridge. (Sullivan and Toomey) scanMay 23
  363. 363Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Arthur Hunt, Sr. (Sullivan, Russell and Toomey) scanMay 23
  364. 364Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Armando Simas. (Sullivan and Toomey) scanMay 23
  365. 365Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Lucy Chicariello. (Sullivan and Toomey) scanMay 23
  366. 366Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Robert Conley. (Duehay) scanMay 23
  367. 367Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Beatrice Roberts. (Vice Mayor Russell, Duehay, Sullivan and Walsh) scanMay 23
  368. 368Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Mrs. Dean Lloyd. (Duehay) scanMay 23
  369. 369Resolutions on Harvard University redesigning the sign at Holyoke Center. (Walsh) scanMay 23
  370. 370Order-re: CASPAR's new home. (Myers, Vice Mayor Russell, Born, Duehay, Mayor Reeves, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanMay 23
  371. 371Resolutions on the Annual Feast of St. Cosmo and Damien Society. (Toomey, Born, Duehay, Mayor Reeves, Russell, Sullivan, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanMay 23
  372. 372Resolutions on Starbuck's Coffee Shop opening. (Walsh, Duehay, Russell and Toomey) scanMay 23
  373. 373Resolutions on Eddie Ramos, National Free Throw Champion. (Toomey, Born, Duehay, Mayor Reeves, Sullivan, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanMay 23
  374. 374Resolutions on Edith Green's art exhibit at One Kendall Square. (Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Mayor Reeves, Russell and Triantafillou) scanMay 23
  375. 375Resolutions on Edward J. Sullivan as recipient of the Honorary Degree of Doctor of Laws, N.E. School of Law. (Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Myers, Russell, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanMay 23
  376. 376Resolutions on Angela Lee as recipient of the Marshall Fellowship at Oxford University. (Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Mayor Reeves, Russell, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanMay 23
  377. 377Resolutions on Susan Gallagher 1994 Fulbright Teacher. (Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Mayor Reeves, Russell, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanMay 23
  378. 378Resolutions on El Hadji Sarr, Fulbright Exchange Teacher. (Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Mayor Reeves, Russell, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanMay 23
  379. 379Resolutions on the National Honor Society at the High School. (Born, Duehay, Myers, Mayor Reeves, Russell, Toomey, Triantafillou, Sullivan and Walsh) scanMay 23
  380. 380Resolutions on the building at 640 Memorial Drive. (Mayor Reeves, Born, Duehay, Myers, Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh)May 23
  381. 381Resolutions on Stonewall 25, Gay Games IV. (Triantafillou, Born, Duehay, Mayor Reeves and Sullivan) scanMay 23
  382. 382Resolutions on Linda Paresky, one of top fifty women in Working Woman Magazine. (Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Mayor Reeves, Russell, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanMay 23
  383. 383Resolutions on Support Campaign for Friends of the Council on Aging. (Vice Mayor Russell, Born, Duehay, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanMay 23
  384. 384Resolutions to be prepared on the retirement of George Teso, Director of Traffic and Parking. (Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Mayor Reeves, Russell, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanMay 23
  385. 385Resolutions on the graduation ceremonies at the Harrington School on June 16, 1994. (Toomey, Born, Mayor Reeves, Russell, Sullivan, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanMay 23
  386. 386Order - re: Cambridge Housing Authority Work Force Unemployment Program 10th Anniversary. (Myers, Born, Duehay, Mayor Reeves, Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanMay 23
  387. 387Resolutions on the Cambridge Polaroid Internship Program. (Mayor Reeves, Born, Duehay, Myers, Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanMay 23
  388. 388Resolutions on His Majesty Kabaka Ronald Muwenda Mutebi, King of Uganda/Buganda visits Cambridge on May 29, 1994. (Mayor Reeves, Born, Duehay, Myers, Russell, Sullivan, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanMay 23
  389. 389Resolutions on new officers of VFW Post 8818, installation on May 28, 1994. (Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Mayor Reeves, Russell, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanMay 23
  390. 390Resolutions to be prepared congratulating Judge Breyer on his nomination to the Supreme Court. (Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Myers, Mayor Reeves, Russell, Toomey and Walsh) scanMay 23
  391. 391Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Dr. Harold Nash, Jr. (Sullivan, Vice Mayor Russell, Mayor Reeves, Toomey and Triantafillou) scanMay 23
  392. 392Resolutions to be prepared on the death of James Dobbins, late former editor cartoonist for the Boston Herald Traveler. (Sullivan, Mayor Reeves, Russell, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanMay 23
  393. 393Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Samuel Pilgrim, brother of Faith MacDonald, Principal Assessor. (Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Mayor Reeves, Russell, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanMay 23
  394. 394Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Angelina Cofasso. (Sullivan, Born, Mayor Reeves, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanMay 23
  395. 395Resolutions on a portrait of former Mayor Alice Wolf. (Triantafillou, Born, Duehay, Myers, Mayor Reeves, Russell and Sullivan) scanMay 23
  396. 396Resolutions congratulating William Sage, Michael Levie and Andrew Shahroodi. (Mayor Reeves, Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanJun 6
  397. 397Resolutions on D-Day Remembrance Day. (Mayor Reeves, Born, Duehay, Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanJun 6
  398. 398Resolutions on renaming the DNPD Commission on Peace and Nuclear Disarmament. (Sullivan) (Report received ll/7/94 - See Agenda # 16 of ll/7/94). scanJun 6
  399. 399Resolutions on commendation to the Cambridge License Commission. (Duehay, Born and Triantafillou) scanJun 6
  400. 400Resolutions on D-Day, June 6, l994. (Born, Duehay, Myers, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and Mayor Reeves) scanJun 6
  401. 401Resolutions on Tandoor House Restaurant new location at 567-569 Mass. Ave. (Myers, Born, Duehay, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanJun 6
  402. 402Resolutions on June 11, l994 Spectrum Singers Day. (Mayor Reeves, Duehay, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanJun 6
  403. 403Resolutions on the installation of Reverend Michael Cooke as Pastor of the Faith Lutheran Church in Cambridge. (Mayor Reeves, Born, Duehay, Myers, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanJun 6
  404. 404Death resolution on Leon Ramusiewicz. (Toomey, Sullivan, Triantafillou, Walsh and Mayor Reeves) scanJun 6
  405. 405Resolutions on Cambridge College new campus opening and dedication of the Jonathan Larsen and Family Terrace. (Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Russell, Toomey, Triantafillou, Walsh and Mayor Reeves) scanJun 6
  406. 406Resolutions on best wishes to William and Bernard Goldberg on their 65th birthday. (Vice Mayor Russell, Duehay, Myers, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanJun 6
  407. 407Death resolutions on Scott Foster. (Toomey, Sullivan, Triantafillou, Walsh and Mayor Reeves) scanJun 6
  408. 408Resolutions on the retirement of George Teso. (Walsh, Russell, Sullivan, Toomey and Mayor Reeves) scanJun 6
  409. 409Resolutions on the 74th birthday of John Oley. (Walsh, Russell, Sullivan and Toomey) scanJun 6
  410. 410Death resolution on Robert Harlow. (Walsh, Russell, Sullivan, Toomey and Triantafillou) scanJun 6
  411. 411Death resolution on Vincenza Daccone. (Toomey, Sullivan, Triantafillou, Walsh and Mayor Reeves) scanJun 6
  412. 412Death resolution on Robert Hooker. (Toomey, Russell, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanJun 6
  413. 413Death resolution on Stella Safranski. (Toomey, Sullivan, Walsh and Mayor Reeves) scanJun 6
  414. 414Death resolution on Robert Maguire. (Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou, Walsh and Mayor Reeves) scanJun 6
  415. 415Death resolution on Andrew Capuano. (Toomey, Sullivan, Russell, Triantafillou, Walsh and Mayor Reeves) scanJun 6
  416. 416Death resolution on Joao Barros. (Toomey, Sullivan, Triantafillou, Walsh and Mayor Reeves) scanJun 6
  417. 417Death resolution on Antonio Pereira. (Toomey, Sullivan, Triantafillou, Walsh and Mayor Reeves) scanJun 6
  418. 418Resolutions on Boston University's Chris Aufiero centerfielder for the Baseball Beanpot. (Toomey, Sullivan, Triantafillou, Walsh and Mayor Reeves) scanJun 6
  419. 419Resolutions on citywide Catholic Youth Olympics. (Toomey, Duehay, Myers, Sullivan, Triantafillou, Walsh and Mayor Reeves) scanJun 6
  420. 420Resolutions on the retirement of Mary Leeds Johnson. (Mayor Reeves, Myers, Sullivan, Toomey and Triantafillou) scanJun 6
  421. 421Resolutions on the death of Luis Buruca. (Mayor Reeves, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanJun 6
  422. 422Resolutions on Special Olympics Days June 24-26, l994. (Mayor Reeves, Born, Duehay, Myers, Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanJun 6
  423. 423Resolutions on Mobilizing Haitian Youth for HIV Prevention. (Mayor Reeves, Born, Duehay, Myers, Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanJun 6
  424. 424Resolutions on June 26, l994 as Carol Sacco Day. (Mayor Reeves, Born, Duehay, Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanJun 6
  425. 425Resolutions on exhibition of Discovery and groundbreaking of June 7, 1994 for Whitehead Institute of Biomedical Research. (Mayor Reeves, Born, Duehay, Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanJun 6
  426. 426Resolutions on Saturday, June ll, l994 as the official Lesbian, Gay and Bisexual Pride Day. (Triantafillou, Born, Sullivan and Mayor Reeves) scanJun 6
  427. 427Resolutions welcoming James H. Rowe, Harvard University's new Vice President of Government, Community and Public Affairs. (Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Myers, Russell, Toomey, Triantafillou, Walsh and Mayor Reeves) scanJun 6
  428. 428Resolutions re: Cambridge First Day at MIT. (Mayor Reeves, Councillors Born, Duehay, Myers, Russell, Sullivan, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanJun 20
  429. 429Resolution on the death of Charles Donahue. (Councillors Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Russell, Toomey, Triantafillou, Walsh and Mayor Reeves) scanJun 20
  430. 430Resolution on the death of Gustavo D'Aragon. (Councillor Duehay, Born, Myers, Triantafillou, Walsh and Mayor Reeves) scanJun 20
  431. 431Resolution relative to "Motor Voter" Registration. (Mayor Reeves, Councillors Born, Duehay, Sullivan, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanJun 20
  432. 432Resolution on Sept. 16-25, l994 National Ballroom Dance Week. (Mayor Reeves, Councillors Born, Duehay, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanJun 20
  433. 433Resolution on the Pilot School presents the "The Pilot Plays Greatest Skits" on June 24, l994. (Mayor Reeves, Councillors Born, Duehay, Myers, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanJun 20
  434. 434Resolutions on Dr. Victoria McEvoy receiving an award from the Trauma Service Group. (Mayor Reeves, Councillors Born, Duehay, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanJun 20
  435. 435Resolutions congratulating Walter Kok and Jean Russell on their marriage. (Councillors Walsh, Duehay and Sullivan) scanJun 20
  436. 436Resolutions on the death of Edna Saunders. (Councillors Toomey, Myers, Sullivan, Triantafillou, Walsh and Mayor Reeves) scanJun 20
  437. 437Resolutions on the death of Loretta Marobella. (Councillors Myers, Born, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou, Walsh and Mayor Reeves) scanJun 20
  438. 438Resolutions on the death of Adelaide Hayes. (Councillors Toomey, Born, Sullivan, Triantafillou, Walsh and Mayor Reeves) scanJun 20
  439. 439Resolutions on the Elder Wisdom Advisory Committee will host a reception to celebrate the publication of the handbook entitled "Recipes for Good Health". (Councillors Toomey, Duehay, Russell, Sullivan, Triantafillou, Walsh and Mayor Reeves) scanJun 20
  440. 440Order-re: closing ceremony on June 14, l994 for City Links Program. (Councillor Myers, Born, Duehay, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanJun 20
  441. 441Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Nicholas Spanos. (Councillors Myers, Duehay, Sullivan, Triantafillou, Walsh and Mayor Reeves) scanJun 20
  442. 442Resolutions congratulating Patrick Ewing and best wishes to him in his quest for an NBA title. (Councillors Myers, Born, Duehay, Sullivan, Triantafillou, Walsh and Mayor Reeves) scanJun 20
  443. 443Resolutions on the death of Grace Black. (Vice Mayor Russell, Councillors Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and Mayor Reeves) scanJun 20
  444. 444Resolutions on Cambridge Housing Authority's WorkForce Program celebrating a "Decade of Difference". (Councillors Myers, Born, Duehay, Sullivan, Toomey and Triantafillou) scanJun 20
  445. 445Resolutions to be prepared thanking Alex Rodriguez for his work at License Commission. (Vice Mayor Russell, Councillors Myers, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanJun 20
  446. 446Resolutions on the death of Aurora Ofria. (Vice Mayor Russell, Councillors Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou, Walsh and Mayor Reeves) scanJun 20
  447. 447Resolutions on the death of Cornelius "Tubber" Cronin. (Councillors Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou, Walsh, Russell and Mayor Reeves) scanJun 20
  448. 448Resolutions on the death of Margaret Colbert. (Vice Mayor Russell, Councillors Sullivan, Triantafillou, Walsh and Mayor Reeves) scanJun 20
  449. 449Order-re: Feast of the Holy Ghost to be held July 8-10, 1994. (Councillors Toomey, Born, Duehay, Myers, Russell, Sullivan, Triantafillou, Walsh and Mayor Reeves) scanJun 20
  450. 450Resolutions on the Richard T. Kelley Scholarship Annual Dinner Dance. (Councillors Toomey, Born, Duehay, Russell, Sullivan and Triantafillou) scanJun 20
  451. 451Resolutions on the East Cambridge Scholarship Fund. (Mayor Reeves, Councillors Born, Duehay, Myers, Russell, Sullivan, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanJun 20
  452. 452Resolutions on Emmanuel Silva recipient of first place award in the 13th Annual United States Congressional Arts Awards. (Mayor Reeves, Councillors Born, Duehay, Myers, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanJun 20
  453. 453Resolution on character counts coalition. (Mayor Reeves, Councillors Born, Duehay, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanJun 20
  454. 454Resolution on the Public Works Second Annual Awards Day, June 15, 1994. (Mayor Reeves, Councillors Born, Duehay, Myers, Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanJun 20
  455. 455Resolution on the Public Works Second Annual Awards Day, winners are Carol Noonan, Sydney Cox, Jan Aceti and Paul McCusker. (Mayor Reeves, Councillors Born, Duehay, Myers, Russell, Toomey, Triantafillou, Sullivan and Walsh) scanJun 20
  456. 456Resolutions congratulating Kerry Ann Michaels on her graduation from Matignon High School. (Councillors Walsh, Russell and Toomey) scanJun 20
  457. 457Resolutions on best wishes to Stephen Hartwell as he enters Criminal Justice School in Palm Beach. (Councillors Walsh and Sullivan) scanJun 20
  458. 458Resolutions on the death of Gary Fratto. (Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Russell, Councillors Toomey, Triantafillou, Walsh and Mayor Reeves) scanJun 20
  459. 459Resolutions on the death of Helen M. Blaguszwski to be prepared. (Councillors Sullivan, Russell, Toomey, Triantafillou and Mayor Reeves) scanJun 20
  460. 460Resolutions on two bills authorizing video service by telephone companies. (Councillor Duehay) scanJun 27
  461. 461Resolution to be prepared on the death of Joao Costa. (Councillor Toomey) scanJun 27
  462. 462Resolution to be prepared on the Harvard Picnic. (Mayor Reeves) scanJun 27
  463. 463Resolution to be prepared on the death of Marie Orben. (Councillor Sullivan) scanJun 27
  464. 464Resolution to be prepared on the death of Julius Adams Stratton, former MIT President. (Councillor Sullivan) scanJun 27
  465. 465Resolution to be prepared on the retirement of Jean Cantwell of the School Dept. (Councillor Sullivan) scanJun 27
  466. 466Resolution to be prepared on the retirement of Ellie Rafferty of the School Dept. (Councillor Sullivan) scanJun 27
  467. 467Resolution congratulating Dominic Silva on his recent graduation from Cambridge Rindge and Latin School. (Councillors Walsh and Sullivan) scanJun 27
  468. 468Resolution congratulating Francis Silva on his recent graduation from Northeastern. (Councillors Walsh and Sullivan) scanJun 27
  469. 469Resolution congratulating the Lotus Development Corporation on its ground-breaking and pivotal purchase. (Mayor Reeves, Councillors Born, Duehay, Myers, Russell, Sullivan, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanJun 27
  470. 470Resolution on the appointment of Antonio Lopes da Fonseca as Ambassador of Portugal to Uruguay. (Mayor Reeves, Councillors Duehay, Myers, Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanJun 27
  471. 471Resolution congratulating Joe Wood on his receipt of the 1994 Biennial Award. (Mayor Reeves, Councillors Born, Duehay, Sullivan, Toomey and Triantafillou) scanJun 27
  472. 472Resolution on the death of Vera Ballard. (Mayor Reeves, Councillors Born, Myers, Sullivan, Toomey and Triantafillou) scanJun 27
  473. 473Resolution to be prepared on the death of Ethel Joyce. (Vice Mayor Russell, Councillors Born, Sullivan, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanJun 27
  474. 474Resolution to be prepared on the death of Angelina Dileo. (Councillors Toomey, Born, Myers, Russell, Sullivan, Triantafillou, Walsh and Mayor Reeves) scanJun 27
  475. 475Resolution to be prepared on the death of Maureen Theodor. (Councillors Toomey, Born, Myers, Sullivan, Triantafillou, Walsh and Mayor Reeves) scanJun 27
  476. 476Resolution to be prepared on the death of Mary Connell. (Councillors Sullivan, Born, Russell, Toomey, Triantafillou, Walsh and Mayor Reeves) scanJun 27
  477. 477Resolution to be prepared on Joan Rice, Barbara Stowe and Kathryn Willmore of MIT. (Councillors Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Myers, Russell, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanJun 27
  478. 478Resolution to be prepared on Emanuel Silva receiving the Congressional Arts Award. (Councillors Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Myers, Russell, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanJun 27
  479. 479Resolution on the retirement of Frank "Red" McGrail, basketball coach of North Cambridge Catholic and appointment of his son Jim as new coach. (Councillors Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Myers, Russell, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanJun 27
  480. 480Resolution congratulating Serge Mathieu for being named the Boston Globe All Scholastic boys volleyball team. (Councillors Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Russell, Toomey, Triantafillou, Walsh and Mayor Reeves) scanJun 27
  481. 481Resolutions on the Third Annual David O'Brien Memorial Golf Tournament. (Toomey, Born, Duehay, Myers, Sullivan, Triantafillou, Walsh and Mayor Reeves) scanAug 1
  482. 482Congratulations to Gerard Bragalone as recipient of Outstanding Student Achievement Award. (Toomey, Born, Duehay, Sullivan, Triantafillou, Walsh and Mayor Reeves) scanAug 1
  483. 483Resolutions on the appointment of Helen Pacheco as Associate Commissioner of Elderly Affairs. (Toomey, Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Myers, Russell, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanAug 1
  484. 484Resolutions on the drug elimination grant awarded to Fresh Pond Apartments and Walden Square Apartments. (Vice Mayor Russell, Born, Duehay, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanAug 1
  485. 485Resolutions on the Committee of the North Cambridge Crime Task Force. (Vice Mayor Russell, Born, Duehay, Myers, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanAug 1
  486. 486Resolutions thanking Chief Anne Glavin of the MIT Police Force for donating large Crime Watch signs. (Vice Mayor Russell, Born, Duehay, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanAug 1
  487. 487Resolutions on North Cambridge Library to be named in memory of "Tip" O'Neill. (Vice Mayor Russell, Born, Duehay, Myers, Sullivan, Triantafillou, Walsh and Mayor Reeves) - See Jan. 23 1995 - for amended Order - "Mildred Anne O'Neill Branch Library"! scanAug 1
  488. 488Resolutions on Polaroid donating camera kits to the Domestic Violence Unit. (Vice Mayor Russell, Born, Duehay, Myers, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanAug 1
  489. 489Resolutions on Cambridge Rindge and Latin senior David Cowell is participating in volunteer program in Coronado National Park in Arizona. (Toomey, Born, Duehay, Myers, Sullivan, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanAug 1
  490. 490Congratulations to the winners of the 15th Annual Mayor's Cup. (Vice Mayor Russell, Born, Duehay, Myers, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou, Walsh and Mayor Reeves) scanAug 1
  491. 491Congratulations to Alan Balsam for receiving the 1994 Distinguished Services Award form the Massachusetts Pediatrics Medical Society. (Toomey, Born, Duehay, Sullivan, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanAug 1
  492. 492Resolutions on the death of Gertrude Baird. (Toomey, Born, Sullivan, Triantafillou and Mayor Reeves) scanAug 1
  493. 493Resolutions on the death of Paul Hutte. (Toomey, Myers, Born, Sullivan, Triantafillou and Mayor Reeves) scanAug 1
  494. 494Resolutions on the Women's Army Corps Veterans Association Bay State Chapter Number Fourteen welcome to Cambridge. (Vice Mayor Russell, Born, Duehay, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanAug 1
  495. 495Congratulations to Councillor Triantafillou on being selected to appear in book of Uncommon Women. (Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Myers and Russell) scanAug 1
  496. 496Resolutions on additional Chapter One funding, if possible. (Myers, Born, Duehay, Russell, Sullivan, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanAug 1
  497. 497Resolutions on the relief effort for the people of Rwanda. (Mayor Reeves, Born, Duehay, Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanAug 1
  498. 498Resolutions on tree planting in memory of Marie Orben. (Mayor Reeves, Born, Duehay, Myers, Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanAug 1
  499. 499Congratulations to Susan Fleischman, Cambridge Community Television for the Home Town Festival Award. (Triantafillou, Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Walsh and Mayor Reeves) scanAug 1
  500. 500Resolutions on the death of Francis Paone. (Vice Mayor Russell, Born, Sullivan, Triantafillou and Mayor Reeves) scanAug 1
  501. 501Resolutions on the death of Mildred Loprete. (Vice Mayor Russell, Born, Sullivan, Triantafillou and Mayor Reeves) scanAug 1
  502. 502Resolutions on the death of Catherine Campbell. (Vice Mayor Russell, Born, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou, Walsh and Mayor Reeves) scanAug 1
  503. 503Resolutions on the Cambridge Senior Citizens Zoofari picnic. (Mayor Reeves, Born, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanAug 1
  504. 504Resolutions on the death of Reverend Clarence Dottin. (Mayor Reeves, Born, Duehay, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanAug 1
  505. 505Resolutions on the death of Helen Johnson. (Sullivan, Born, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanAug 1
  506. 506Congratulations to Sandra and John Hudson, l993 Realtors of the year. (Sullivan, Myers, Russell, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanAug 1
  507. 507Resolutions on the death of Rosalie DiSalvo-Griswald. (Toomey, Born, Myers, Sullivan and Triantafillou) scanAug 1
  508. 508Resolutions on the death of Clemente Lima. (Toomey, Born, Sullivan and Triantafillou) scanAug 1
  509. 509Resolutions on the death of Joseph Doty. (Vice Mayor Russell, Sullivan, Born, Myers, Triantafillou, Walsh and Mayor Reeves) scanAug 1
  510. 510Resolutions on the death of John Nolan. (Vice Mayor Russell, Sullivan, Born, Toomey, Triantafillou, Walsh and Mayor Reeves) scanAug 1
  511. 511Resolutions on the death of Ruth White. (Vice Mayor Russell, Sullivan, Born, Myers, Triantafillou, Walsh and Mayor Reeves.) scanAug 1
  512. 512Resolutions on Down Home Jamboree. (Mayor Reeves, Born, Duehay, Sullivan, Toomey and Triantafillou.) scanAug 1
  513. 513Resolutions on Summer Sizzle '94. (Mayor Reeves, Born, Duehay, Sullivan, Toomey, Trantafillou and Walsh) scanAug 1
  514. 514Congratulations to the Italy World Cup Team. (Mayor Reeves, Born, Duehay, Myers, Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanAug 1
  515. 515Congratulations to the Brazil World Cup Team. (Mayor Reeves, Born, Duehay, Myers, Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanAug 1
  516. 516Resolutions on the Homemaker IRS Equity Bill. (Triantafillou, Born, Duehay, Russell, Sullivan, Toomey and Walsh) scanAug 1
  517. 517Resolutions on the death of John Leahy. (Toomey, Sullivan, Myers, Born, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanAug 1
  518. 518Resolutions on the death of Kenneth Treadwell. (Toomey, Born, Sullivan, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanAug 1
  519. 519Resolutions on the death of Sadie Beakey. (Toomey, Russell, Born, Sullivan, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanAug 1
  520. 520Resolutions on the death of Mary A. Ricardo. (Toomey, Sullivan, Russell, Born, Duehay, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanAug 1
  521. 521Congratulations to the Greater Boston Rehabilitation Services wishing them success on their Open Mind/Open Doors Institute. (Vice Mayor Russell, Born, Duehay, Myers, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh.) scanAug 1
  522. 522Resolutions on the death of Heather Menzies. (Vice Mayor Russell, Born, Duehay, Myers, Sullivan, Toomey and Triantafillou) scanAug 1
  523. 523Resolutions on the death of Dr. Timothy Crane. (Sullivan, Russell, Born, Duehay, Toomey, Triantafillou, Walsh and Mayor Reeves.) scanAug 1
  524. 524Resolutions on the death of Tullio Gerardo "Gerry" Spera. (Toomey, Born, Sullivan, Triantafillou, Walsh and Mayor Reeves.) scanAug 1
  525. 525Resolutions on the death of Pauline Fitzgerald. (Toomey, Russell, Sullivan, Born, Triantafillou, Walsh and Mayor Reeves.) scanAug 1
  526. 526Resolutions on the death of John Calvert Daily. (Toomey, Born, Sullivan, Triantafillou, Walsh and Mayor Reeves) scanAug 1
  527. 527Resolutions on the death of Anna Messuri. (Toomey, Russell, Sullivan, Born, Triantafillou, Walsh and Mayor Reeves) scanAug 1
  528. 528Resolutions on the annual installation of officers at the American Foreign Marsh Post #442 on August 6, l994. (Sullivan, Toomey, Born, Duehay, Russell, Triantafillou, Walsh and Mayor Reeves) scanAug 1
  529. 529Resolutions on the Fourth of July celebration in Cambridge beginning in 1995. (Walsh, Born, Russell, Sullivan, Toomey and Mayor Reeves.) (Report received ll/7/94 - See Agenda # 17 of ll/7/94) scanAug 1
  530. 530Resolutions on the death of George Ajoub. (Mayor Reeves, Born, Sullivan, Triantafillou and Walsh.) scanAug 1
  531. 531Resolutions on the death of Edward Fitzmaurice. (Toomey) scanAug 4
  532. 532Order - re: Scavenger Hunt to be held in Central Square on October 1, 1994. (Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Myers, Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Russell, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanSep 12
  533. 533Order - resolutions to be prepared on the death of Mary Mahoney. (Vice Mayor Russell, Born, Mayor Reeves, Sullivan, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanSep 12
  534. 534Resolutions to be prepared on the death of John "Jackie" Murphy. (Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Russell, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanSep 12
  535. 535Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Edward Tierney, Sr. (Sullivan, Born, Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Russell, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanSep 12
  536. 536Order - re: congratulations and best wishes to Josephine Fitzmaurice Moran on the occasion of her induction into the Irish Culture Hall of Fame. (Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Russell, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanSep 12
  537. 537Order - re: congratulations to Marie Estrala Correia in her twenty-eight years of employment cleaned l09,000 rooms. (Toomey, Born, Duehay, Myers, Mayor Reeves, Sullivan, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanSep 12
  538. 538Order - re: warm wishes to the Jewish Community during this time of observance of the High Holidays of Rosh Hashosnah and Yom Kippur. (Myers, Born, Duehay, Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Russell, Toomey, Sullivan, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanSep 12
  539. 539Order - re: The World's Fair in Central Square to take pace on September 18, l994. (Mayor Reeves, Born, Duehay, Myers, Vice Mayor Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanSep 12
  540. 540Order - re: Quick and heroic efforts of two on duty Police Officers for saving the life of a retired Police Officer. (Toomey, Born, Duehay, Myers, Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Russell, Sullivan, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanSep 12
  541. 541Order - re: Second Annual Cambridgeport Artists Open Studios event on September 17 and 18, l994. (Myers, Born, Duehay, Mayor Reeves, Sullivan, Toomey and Triantafillou) scanSep 12
  542. 542Order - Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Helen "Lou" MacIsaac. (Toomey, Born, Myers, Mayor Reeves, Sullivan and Triantafillou) scanSep 12
  543. 543Order - re: congratulations and best wishes to Sister Evarista Shinnick, CSJ on her retirement. (Toomey, Born, Duehay, Mayor Reeves, Sullivan, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanSep 12
  544. 544Resolutions on the death of Richard C. Hooker. (Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Mayor Reeves and Triantafillou) scanSep 12
  545. 545Death resolution on Dorothy Moore. (Mayor Reeves, Born, Sullivan and Triantafillou) scanSep 12
  546. 546Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Vito Annis. (Sullivan, Born, Mayor Reeves, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanSep 12
  547. 547Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Mary Good. (Sullivan, Born, Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Russell, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanSep 12
  548. 548Resolutions congratulations to Just A Start Summer Program. (Toomey, Born, Duehay, Myers, Mayor Reeves, Sullivan, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanSep 12
  549. 549Resolutions congratulating a couple about to celebrate their Golden Wedding Anniversary. (Toomey, Born, Mayor Reeves, Sullivan and Triantafillou) scanSep 12
  550. 550Order - re: the S.S. Cosmas e Damian Society celebration to take place September 10-11. (Mayor Reeves, Born, Duehay, Myers, Vice Mayor Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanSep 12
  551. 551Death resolutions on Emma Jean Lathan. (Mayor Reeves, Born, Sullivan and Triantafillou) scanSep 12
  552. 552Death resolutions of Leroy H. Johnson, Sr. (Mayor Reeves, Born, Duehay, Myers, Sullivan, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanSep 12
  553. 553Order - re: congratulations to the organizers of the River Festival. (Mayor Reeves, Born, Duehay, Myers, Sullivan, Toomey and Triantafillou) scanSep 12
  554. 554Order - re: determination of an appropriate location for the lantern given to the City of Cambridge from our Sister City of Tsukuba, Japan. (Mayor Reeves, Born, Vice Mayor Russell, Sullivan and Triantafillou) scanSep 12
  555. 555Death resolutions on John Flemming. (Sullivan, Born, Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Russell, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanSep 12
  556. 556Death resolutions on Mac McLeod. (Sullivan, Born, Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Russell, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanSep 12
  557. 557Death resolutions on Paul Edmonds. (Sullivan, Born, Myers, Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Russell, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanSep 12
  558. 558Death resolutions on Timothy Ahern. (Sullivan, Born, Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Russell, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanSep 12
  559. 559Death resolutions on Joyce Chen. (Vice Mayor Russell, Born, Duehay, Myers, Mayor Reeves, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) JOYCE CHEN SQUARE - ALPINE AND CONCORD. scanSep 12
  560. 560Order - re: The City Council commends the staff of 1006 volunteers in the Cambridge Schools Volunteer Program. (Duehay, Born, Myers, Mayor Reeves, Sullivan, Toomey and Triantafillou) scanSep 12
  561. 561Order - re: congratulations to Cambridge Community Television for receiving "Overall Excellence in Public Access Programming". (Duehay, Born, Myers, Mayor Reeves, Sullivan, Toomey and Triantafillou) scanSep 12
  562. 562Resolutions on the death of Professor James Luther Adams. (Duehay, Born, Myers, Mayor Reeves, Sullivan and Triantafillou) scanSep 12
  563. 563Order - re: surprise 80th birthday party. (Toomey, Born, Mayor Reeves, Sullivan, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanSep 12
  564. 564Death resolutions on Joseph Iantosca. (Toomey, Born, Myers, Mayor Reeves, Sullivan and Triantafillou) scanSep 12
  565. 565Death resolutions on Margaret Murray. (Toomey, Sullivan, Born, Mayor Reeves, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanSep 12
  566. 566Death resolutions on Gerardo DiGregorio. (Sullivan, Mayor Reeves, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanSep 12
  567. 567Death resolutions on Antoinette Lentini. (Sullivan, Born, Myers, Mayor Reeves, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanSep 12
  568. 568Death resolutions on Auther Michaels. (Toomey, Sullivan, Born, Mayor Reeves, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanSep 12
  569. 569Order - re: forward a City of Cambridge flag to HUD in Washington, D. C. (Walsh, Born, Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Russell, Sullivan, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanSep 12
  570. 570Order - re: surprise 80th birthday party. (Toomey, Born, Mayor Reeves, Sullivan, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanSep 12
  571. 571Order - re: Post Office and the House of Blues announce the First Day of sale of Jazz Series Stamps September 17, l994. (Myers, Born, Duehay, Sullivan, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanSep 12
  572. 572Order - re: The Cambridge Chapter of the National Federation of the Blind l0th annual Walk-A-Thon on September 10, l994. (Toomey, Born, Duehay, Myers, Mayor Reeves, Sullivan, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanSep 12
  573. 573Death resolutions on Cubby Cabral. (Toomey, Born, Mayor Reeves, Sullivan, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanSep 12
  574. 574Resolutions on the 8th annual River Run YMCA road race. (Toomey, Born, Duehay, Myers, Mayor Reeves, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanSep 12
  575. 575Order - re: senior citizens inpatient hospital treatment. (Duehay, Born, Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Russell, Sullivan, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanSep 12
  576. 576Order - re: surprise 90th birthday party. (Vice Mayor Russell, Born, Mayor Reeves, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanSep 12
  577. 577Resolutions to be prepared on the death of George Bergeron. (Vice Mayor Russell, Born, Myers, Mayor Reeves, Sullivan, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanSep 12
  578. 578Order - re: Cambridge Hospital Department of Psychiatry 25th Anniversary. (Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Myers, Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Russell, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanSep 12
  579. 579Death resolutions on Evelyn George. (Born, Myers, Mayor Reeves, Sullivan, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanSep 12
  580. 580Death resolutions on M. Clare O'Connor. (Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Myers, Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Russell, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanSep 12
  581. 581Death resolution on Tobio Miele. (Born, Myers, Mayor Reeves, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanSep 12
  582. 582Death resolutions to be prepared on Edward Disgarden. (Born, Myers, Mayor Reeves and Triantafillou) scanSep 12
  583. 583Death resolutions on George Delaney. (Born, Myers, Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Russell, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanSep 12
  584. 584Death resolutions on Mary Pizzuto. (Born, Duehay, Mayor Reeves, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanSep 12
  585. 585Death resolutions to be prepared on Father Ferrick. (Born, Myers, Mayor Reeves, Toomey and Triantafillou) scanSep 12
  586. 586Death resolutions on George Stansbury. (Born, Myers, Mayor Reeves, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanSep 12
  587. 587Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Marie Mendonca. (Born, Myers, Mayor Reeves, Sullivan, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanSep 12
  588. 588Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Antonio Lopes. (Born, Mayor Reeves, Sullivan, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanSep 12
  589. 589Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Matthew Bryan. (Born, Mayor Reeves, Sullivan, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanSep 12
  590. 590Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Gloria Amore. (Born, Mayor Reeves, Sullivan, Triantafillou and Walsh)Sep 12
  591. 591Resolutions to be prepared on the death of JoJo DaSilva. (Born, Myers, Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Russell, sullivan, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanSep 12
  592. 592Order - re: National Night Out. (Vice Mayor Russell, Born, Duehay, Myers, Mayor Reeves, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanSep 12
  593. 593Resolutions wishing best wishes to Richard Buery. (Sullivan, Born, Myers, Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Russell, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanSep 12
  594. 594Resolutions congratulating Mr. and Mrs. Kun Jin and Soon Ja Kim for opening their Korean market. (Vice Mayor Russell, Born, Duehay, Myers, Mayor Reeves, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanSep 19
  595. 595Resolutions on the 80th birth of Civita Uglietti. (Mayor Reeves, Born, Duehay, Sullivan and Triantafillou) scanSep 19
  596. 596Resolutions on Lucille Simmons, a dedicated volunteer who deserves much recognition for her devotion and committment to her work. (Mayor Reeves, Born, Duehay, Vice Mayor Russell, Sullivan, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanSep 19
  597. 597Death resolution on Reverend Edgar Eugene Wray, Jr. (Mayor Reeves, Born, Sullivan, Triantafillou and Myers) scanSep 19
  598. 598Order - re: energy conservation, improving air quality and decreasing traffic congestion. (Mayor Reeves, Born, Duehay, Myers, Sullivan, Toomey and Triantafillou) scanSep 19
  599. 599Resolutions on Fire Prevention Week, October 9-15, 1994. (Mayor Reeves, Born, Duehay, Vice Mayor Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanSep 19
  600. 600Resolutions congratulating Operator Steven Sedlis for his life-saving directions to the relative to a choking individual. (Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Myers, Mayor Reeves, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanSep 19
  601. 601Resolutions congratulating the Officers of the Knights of Columbus Cambridge Council Number 74 on their Installation. (Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Myers, Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Russell, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanSep 19
  602. 602Resolutions wishing a speedy recovery to Joe Cadarina, an organizer of the Santa Lucia Feast. (Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Russell, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanSep 19
  603. 603Resolutions on death of Peter Valentino. (Sullivan and entire membership) scanSep 19
  604. 604Resolutions on the death of Charles Halajian. (Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Myers, Vice Mayor Russell, Toomey, Walsh and Triantafillou) scanSep 19
  605. 605Resolutions on the death of Rose Lipkin. (Triantafillou, Born, Duehay, Myers, Mayor Reeves, Sullivan, Walsh and Vice Mayor Russell) scanSep 19
  606. 606Resolutions on the appointment of Rafael Beamund, Hector Copeda and Oswaldo Ortiz as bilingual Police Officers. (Mayor Reeves, Born, Duehay, Sullivan, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanSep 19
  607. 607Resolutions congratulating Helen and Douglas Risser on the 65th Anniversary. (Vice Mayor Russell, Born, Duehay, Mayor Reeves, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanSep 19
  608. 608Order - re: Food Not Bombs. (Born, Duehay, Toomey and Triantafillou) scanSep 25
  609. 609Order - welcome to the members of the Hartford Memorial Church's Choir and to the Reverend Charles Adams, Senior Minister of the Hartford Memorial Baptist Church of Detroit, Michigan. (Duehay, Born, Myers, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanSep 25
  610. 610Order - congratulations to Richard Gardner on being named 1994 recipient of the Cambridge Family YMCA "Spirit, Mind and Body" award. (Sullivan, Toomey, Born, Duehay, Vice Mayor Russell, Toomey, Triantafillou, Walsh and Myers) scanSep 25
  611. 611Order - The Friends of Neville Manor will sponsor a walkathon at Fresh Pond. (Sullivan, Toomey, Born, Duehay, Vice Mayor Russell, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanSep 25
  612. 612Order - best wishes to Community Art Center's Open House on September 28, 1994. (Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Myers, Vice Mayor Russell, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanSep 26
  613. 613Order - New England's Nonprofit Quarterly's premiere issue on October 11, 1994. (Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanSep 26
  614. 614Order - Lesbian and gay History Month in Cambridge. (Triantafillou, Myers, Duehay, Born, Vice Mayor Russell, Sullivan and Toomey) scanSep 26
  615. 615Order - best wishes to Sharlene Blake on her departure from Public Works for a job at MIT. (Vice Mayor Russell, Born, Myers, Sullivan, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanSep 26
  616. 616Order - retirement of James Murphy from the Department of Public Works. (Vice Mayor Russell, Born, Sullivan, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanSep 26
  617. 617Order - retirement of David Lowe from the Public Works Dept. (Vice Mayor Russell, Born, Sullivan, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanSep 26
  618. 618Order - S & S Restaurant's 75th Anniversary. (Mayor Reeves, Born, Duehay, Vice Mayor Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanSep 26
  619. 619Order - 75th anniversary of the founding of the Harvard University Band. (Mayor Reeves, Born, Duehay, Myers, Vice Mayor Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanSep 26
  620. 620Death resolution on Georgie (Gore) Thorn. (Mayor Reeves, Born, Sullivan and Triantafillou) scanSep 26
  621. 621Death resolution on Gwendolyn Smith. (Mayor Reeves, Born, Sullivan and Triantafillou) scanSep 26
  622. 622Order - National Disabilities Month. (Mayor Reeves, Born, Duehay, Myers, Vice Mayor Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanSep 26
  623. 623Order - October proclaimed Arts and Humanities Month. (Mayor Reeves, Born, Duehay, Myers, Vice Mayor Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanSep 26
  624. 624Order - 50 anniversary of the United Nations. (Mayor Reeves, Born, Duehay, Vice Mayor Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanSep 26
  625. 625Order - best wishes for a speedy recovery and future good health to Mayor Emeritus Walter J. Sullivan. (Mayor Reeves, Born, Duehay, Myers, Vice Mayor Russell, Sullivan, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanOct 3
  626. 626Order - proclaiming November, l994 as National Hospice Month. (Mayor Reeves, Born, Duehay, Myers, Vice Mayor Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanOct 3
  627. 627Death resolution on Dorothy Ellen Langford. (Mayor Reeves, Born, Sullivan and Triantafillou) scanOct 3
  628. 628Order - lead safe Cambridge and the Cambridge Hospital Lead Clinic. (Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Myers, Vice Mayor Russell, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanOct 3
  629. 629Order - congratulations to Theodore Avanites recipient of the Dow-Winslow Distinguished Service Award by the Rotary Club of Cambridge. (Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Myers, Vice Mayor Russell, Toomey, Triantafillou, Walsh and Mayor Reeves) scanOct 3
  630. 630Order - beautiful polished granite bench that appeared at Fresh Pond. (Triantafillou, Born, Duehay, Myers, Vice Mayor Russell, Sullivan, Toomey and Walsh) scanOct 3
  631. 631Order - Radio Concorde, the Voice of Unity at 1150 AM WMEX. (Born, Duehay, Sullivan and Triantafillou) (Report received ll/7/94 - See Agenda # 21 of ll/7/94) scanOct 3
  632. 632Order - Happy 69th Birthday to Raymond J. Ellis of 8 Avon Street. (Walsh, Born, Duehay, Myers and Sullivan) scanOct 3
  633. 633Order - Jerry Coleman and Dutch Murray's new restaurant and pub "The Field" at 20 Prospect Street. (Walsh, Born, Myers, Vice Mayor Russell, Toomey and Mayor Reeves) scanOct 3
  634. 634Order - grand opening of new restaurant "The Salamander." (Walsh, Born, Myers, Toomey and Mayor Reeves) scanOct 3
  635. 635Order - recent accomplishments of the Cambridge Police Department in their service to the community. (Vice Mayor Russell, Born, Duehay, Myers, Toomey, Triantafillou, Walsh and Sullivan) scanOct 3
  636. 636Order - congratulations and best wishes to Police Superintendent Harold Murphy and Walter Boyle "1994 Rindge Men of the Year." (Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Myers, Vice Mayor Russell, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanOct 3
  637. 637Order - thanking Christopher Hall for his volunteer work. (Vice Mayor Russell, Born, Duehay, Myers, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanOct 3
  638. 638Order - suitable resolution on the 25th anniversary of Robert and Mary Travers. (Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Vice Mayor Russell, Toomey, Triantafillou, Walsh and Mayor Reeves) scanOct 3
  639. 639Death resolution on William Reagan. (Sullivan) scanOct 3
  640. 640RECONSIDERATION FAILED - order adopted at the City Council meeting held on September 26, 1994 regarding the Rangel Bill (HR2229) "Free Trade with Cuba Act" which calls for an end to the embargo against Cuba. scanOct 3
  641. 641Order - 1994 Firefighter of the Year Award Ceremony. (Toomey, Born, Duehay, Myers, Vice Mayor Russell, Sullivan and Walsh) scanOct 17
  642. 642Order - congratulations to John Pitkin and Mid-Cambridge Neighborhood Association on completion of the Broadway Supermarket complex. (Vice Mayor Russell, Councillors Duehay, Born, Myers, Sullivan, Toomey and Walsh) scanOct 17
  643. 643Order - congratulations to residents of Leonard J. Russell Apartments in North Cambridge. (Vice Mayor Russell, Councillors Born, Duehay, Myers, Sullivan, Toomey and Walsh) scanOct 17
  644. 644Order - The Honorable Mary B. Newman being honored by the John W. McCormack Institute of Public Affairs. (Councillors Duehay, Born, Myers, Vice Mayor Russell, Sullivan, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanOct 17
  645. 645Order - School Food Advisory Group. (Councillors Born, Duehay, Sullivan, Toomey and Triantafillou) scanOct 17
  646. 646Order - re: health insurance for Massachusetts residents. (Councillors Born, Duehay, Toomey and Triantafillou) scanOct 17
  647. 647Order - Massachusetts Rent Control Prohibition Act, appearing as Question Nine. (Councillors Myers, Mayor Reeves, Councillors Toomey, Duehay, Born and Triantafillou) scanOct 17
  648. 648Order - congratulations to Ron Suduiko and Ann Graham on birth of their son Aaron Graham. (Councillors Myers, Born, Duehay, Vice Mayor Russell, Councillors Sullivan, Toomey and Walsh) scanOct 17
  649. 649Order - re: recent three day event celebrating the diversity of all employees. (Councillors Myers, Born, Duehay, Sullivan, Toomey and Triantafillou) scanOct 17
  650. 650Order - re: heartiest congratulations and best wishes to Jennie DeVito on her 100th birthday. (Councillors Toomey, Born, Myers, Vice Mayor Russell, Sullivan, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanOct 17
  651. 651Order - congratulations to Julia Barry on her 90th birthday. (Councillors Toomey, Born, Myers, Vice Mayor Russell, Sullivan, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanOct 17
  652. 652Order - resignation of Dr. Mary Frances Zilonis, Director of Education Media Services for the Cambridge Schools. (Mayor Reeves, Councillors Born, Duehay, Myers, Vice Mayor Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanOct 17
  653. 653Order - The Massachusetts Coalition for Adult Education's annual statewide adult education conference. (Councillors Toomey, Born, Vice Mayor Russell, Sullivan, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanOct 17
  654. 654Order - The Trooper George L. Hanna Memorial Awards for Bravery Annual Ceremony. (Councillors Toomey, Born, Duehay, Myers, Vice Mayor Russell, Sullivan, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanOct 17
  655. 655Death resolution on Anthony C. Viglione. (Councillor Toomey) scanOct 17
  656. 656Death resolution on William F. "Barry" Watson. (Councillors Sullivan, Toomey, Walsh, Born, Vice Mayor Russell and Triantafillou) scanOct 17
  657. 657Death resolution on Viola Allston. (Mayor Reeves, Councillors Born, Sullivan, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanOct 17
  658. 658Order - designating November 16th as Dutch American Heritage Day in Cambridge. (Mayor Reeves, Councillors Born, Duehay, Myers, Vice Mayor Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanOct 17
  659. 659Order - congratulation to the North Cambridge Crime Watch on its receipt of the National Night Out All Star Award. (Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Russell, Councillors Born, Duehay, Myers, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanOct 17
  660. 660Order - re: unfunded federal mandates on state and local government. (Mayor Reeves, Councillors Born, Duehay, Myers, Vice Mayor Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanOct 17
  661. 661Death resolution on Julius Epps. (Mayor Reeves, Councillors Born, Vice Mayor Russell, Sullivan, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanOct 17
  662. 662Death resolution on Robert Hodgkins, Jr. (Councillors Sullivan, Born and Triantafillou) scanOct 17
  663. 663Death resolution on William West. (Councillors Sullivan, Born, Mayor Reeves and Triantafillou) scanOct 17
  664. 664Resolutions on St. Paul A.M.E. Church Lay Organization's 50th Anniversary. (Mayor Reeves, Councillors Born, Duehay, Myers, Vice Mayor Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanOct 17
  665. 665Order - resignation of Sandra Spooner, Assistant Superintendent of Curriculum and Instruction. (Councillors Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Myers, Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Russell, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanOct 17
  666. 666Order - re: implementing Student Conflict Resolution Experts (SCORE) in Cambridge Schools. (Councillors Sullivan, Duehay, Vice Mayor Russell, Triantafillou, Myers and Walsh) scanOct 17
  667. 667Death resolution of Maria Silvana Almeida. (Entire membership) scanOct 17
  668. 668Death resolution of Helen Byington. (Entire membership) scanOct 17
  669. 669Death resolution of David Ganley. (Entire membership) scanOct 17
  670. 670Death resolution of Mabray (Doc) Kountze. (Mayor Reeves, Councillors Born, Myers, Sullivan, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanOct 17
  671. 671Order - retirement of United States First Class Petty Officer Thomas Fitzmaurice, Jr. (Councillors Sullivan, Born, Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Russell, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanOct 17
  672. 672Death resolution of Winifred Linehan. (Entire membership) scanOct 17
  673. 673Order - retirement of Ann Morrissey from the Neville Manor Nursing Home. (Councillors Sullivan, Born, Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Russell, Toomey, Triantafillou, Walsh and Myers) scanOct 17
  674. 674Death resolution of Robert Harvey. (Councillors Sullivan, Born, Mayor Reeves, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanOct 17
  675. 675Death resolution of Paul McSherry, late Charles Hotel Employee and victim of the U.S. Air Flight 427. (Councillors Sullivan, Vice Mayor Russell, Born, Duehay, Mayor Reeves, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanOct 17
  676. 676Order - hope for a speedy recovery to former City Manager James L. Sullivan. (Councillors Sullivan, Vice Mayor Russell, Born, Duehay, Myers, Mayor Reeves, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanOct 17
  677. 677Order - re: violence against lesbians, gays and transgenders. (Triantafillou, Born, Duehay, Myers, Sullivan and Mayor Reeves) scanOct 24
  678. 678Resolutions to be prepared on the retirement of Dr. Melvin Chalfen. (Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Myers, Toomey, Triantafillou, Walsh and Mayor Reeves) scanOct 24
  679. 679Order - re: congratulations to the Alumni, Teachers and Staff of the Saint John the Evangelist/North Cambridge Catholic High School for their 70th Anniversary. (Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Myers, Toomey, Triantafillou, Walsh and Mayor Reeves) scanOct 24
  680. 680Death resolution on Richard Bennett. (Vice Mayor Russell, Councillor Walsh, Born, Duehay, Myers, Mayor Reeves, Sullivan, Toomey and Triantafillou) scanOct 24
  681. 681Order - re: graffiti at ChangSho Restaurant. (Walsh, Born, Myers, Sullivan, Toomey and Mayor Reeves) scanOct 24
  682. 682Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Theresa Sullivan. (Vice Mayor Russell, Born, Duehay, Myers, Mayor Reeves, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanOct 24
  683. 683Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Mary Galligan. (Vice Mayor Russell, Born, Duehay, Myers, Mayor Reeves, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanOct 24
  684. 684Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Frederick Galvin. (Vice Mayor Russell, Born, Duehay, Myers, Mayor Reeves, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanOct 24
  685. 685Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Helen Karolak. (Councillors Toomey, Born, Duehay, Myers, Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Russell, Sullivan, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanOct 24
  686. 686Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Charles Fairbairn. (Councillor Toomey, Born, Duehay, Myers, Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Russell, Sullivan, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanOct 24
  687. 687Resolutions congratulating the newly elected officers of the North Cambridge Stabilization Committee. (Councillors Born, Triantafillou, Duehay, Myers, Sullivan, Walsh and Mayor Reeves) scanOct 24
  688. 688Order - re: peace treaty between Jordan and Israel. (Myers, Born, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanOct 31
  689. 689Resolutions on the Chamber of Commerce Banquet Awards Gala. (Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Myers, Vice Mayor Russell, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanOct 31
  690. 690Resolutions on the retirement of Maurice Martin YMCA employee. (Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Myers, Vice Mayor Russell, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanOct 31
  691. 691Resolutions on the happy 70th birthday to Kenneth Holmes. (Mayor Reeves, Born, Duehay, Myers, Vice Mayor Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanOct 31
  692. 692Resolutions on World Aids Day. (Mayor Reeves, Born, Duehay, Myers, Vice Mayor Russell, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanOct 31
  693. 693Resolutions congratulating Reverend Simeon Saulenas on his Golden Anniversary. (Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Myers, Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Russell, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanOct 31
  694. 694Resolutions on the Immaculate Conception 85th anniversary. (Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Myers, Vice Mayor Russell, Mayor Reeves, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanOct 31
  695. 695Resolutions to be prepared on the death of John Toomey. (Toomey and entire membership) scanOct 31
  696. 696Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Jerome Weisner. (Sullivan and entire membership) scanOct 31
  697. 697Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Marie Thomas. (Sullivan and entire membership) scanOct 31
  698. 698Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Margaret Murphy. (Sullivan and entire membership) scanOct 31
  699. 699Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Sabatino San Severino. (Sullivan and entire membership) scanOct 31
  700. 700Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Rose Ravanis. (Sullivan and entire membership) scanOct 31
  701. 701Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Helen Mahoney. (Sullivan and entire membership) scanOct 31
  702. 702Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Donald "Mac" McMath. (Vice Mayor Russell and entire membership) scanOct 31
  703. 703Resolutions congratulating the Visiting Nurses Association on the occasion of their 90th anniversary and exhibit at the Multicultural Center. (Vice Mayor Russell) scanNov 7
  704. 704Resolutions on the death of Roger W. Reddick, Sr. (Mayor Reeves) scanNov 7
  705. 705Resolutions to be prepared on the retirement of Jeremiah "Jerry" Lucey, Superintendent of Sewers, after forty years of dedicated services. (Vice Mayor Russell) scanNov 7
  706. 706Resolutions to be prepared on the Reading is Fundamental (RIF) Program. (Mayor Reeves, Born, Duehay, Myers, Vice Mayor Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanNov 7
  707. 707Resolutions to be prepared on Veteran's Day. (Mayor Reeves, Born, Duehay, Myers, Vice Mayor Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanNov 7
  708. 708Resolutions congratulating Katherine "Kay" Coughlin on the occasion of her twenty-fifth years as a school crossing supervisor. (Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Myers, Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Russell, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanNov 7
  709. 709Resolutions wishing best wishes to the Cambridge Rindge and Latin Falcons at their "Turkey Day" game. (Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Myers, Mayor Reeves, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanNov 7
  710. 710Resolutions to be prepared recognizing the Cambridgeside Galleria on behalf of the Cambridge Food Pantry Network. (Mayor Reeves, Born, Duehay, Myers, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanNov 7
  711. 711Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Joseph A. Duda "Red". (Mayor Reeves and entire membership) scanNov 7
  712. 712Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Charles Moore. (Sullivan and entire membership) scanNov 7
  713. 713Resolutions to be prepared on the death of William M. Sullivan. (Sullivan and entire membership) scanNov 7
  714. 714Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Margaret Grace. (Toomey and entire membership) scanNov 7
  715. 715Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Thomas Oates. (Toomey and entire membership) scanNov 7
  716. 716Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Helen Lameiras. (Toomey and entire membership) scanNov 7
  717. 717Resolutions on the Friends of Neville Manor and Recreation Departments second annual Craft Fair November 19, 1994 from l0:00 A. M. to 5:00 P. M. (Toomey, Born, Duehay, Myers, Vice Mayor Russell, Sullivan, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanNov 7
  718. 718Resolutions celebrating Chanukah November 28 - December 5, 1994. (Mayor Reeves) scanNov 14
  719. 719Resolutions on Mary B. Newman, recipient of the John Joseph Moakley Award for Distinguished Public Services. (Mayor Reeves) scanNov 14
  720. 720Resolutions on Thanksgiving Day Remembrance. (Mayor Reeves) scanNov 14
  721. 721Resolutions congratulating Ntozake Shange on her many accomplishments including her latest work "Liliane." (Mayor Reeves) scanNov 14
  722. 722Resolutions congratulating Edward Sullivan, Clerk of Courts; Eugene Brune, Register of Deeds; Francis Flaherty, County Commissioners. (Sullivan) scanNov 14
  723. 723Resolutions congratulating Charles Flaherty, Representatives Timothy J. Toomey, Alvin Thompson, Senators Thomas Birmingham, Robert Havern, Sr., Robert Travaglini, Senator elect Warren Tolman and Representative elect Paul Demakis. (Sullivan) scanNov 14
  724. 724Resolutions congratulating Ted Kennedy and Joe Kennedy. (Sullivan) scanNov 14
  725. 725Resolutions congratulations to Lieutenant Governor Paul Cellucci, State Treasurer Joseph Malone, Attorney General Scott Harshbarger, State Auditor Joseph DeNucci, Secretary of State William Galvin. (Sullivan) scanNov 14
  726. 726Resolutions congratulating Governor Weld on his reelection to office. (Sullivan) scanNov 14
  727. 727Resolutions on the death of James Rowe. (Sullivan and entire membership) scanNov 14
  728. 728Resolutions to be prepared on the death of James Glennon. (Sullivan and entire membership) scanNov 14
  729. 729Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Irene Lebiedz. (Toomey and entire membership) scanNov 14
  730. 730Resolutions on Cambridge Community Service Day at MIT on Tuesday, November 22, 1994 honoring Yvonne Gittens and Gordon Gottsche. (Sullivan) scanNov 14
  731. 731Order - re: new program called NIKE/NHL serves youths in municipalities throughout the United States. (Toomey) scanNov 14
  732. 732Order - re: thank you to departments for their work during Question Nine meetings. (Vice Mayor Russell) scanNov 21
  733. 733Resolutions on a surprise 75th birthday. (Vice Mayor Russell) scanNov 21
  734. 734Death resolutions on Joanne Wigfall. (Mayor Reeves) scanNov 21
  735. 735Death resolutions on Violet Moore. (Mayor Reeves) scanNov 21
  736. 736Order - re: welcome exchange students and their teachers to Cambridge from Russia. (Mayor Reeves) scanNov 21
  737. 737Death resolutions on Charles Nicholas Moore. (Mayor Reeves) scanNov 21
  738. 738Death resolutions on Eileen Ruth Springer. (Mayor Reeves) scanNov 21
  739. 739Resolutions to be prepared on the death of John Kiley, former State Representative. (Councillor Sullivan) scanNov 21
  740. 740Resolutions on the eightieth birthday of Bernard Meltzer. (Sullivan) scanNov 21
  741. 741Resolutions of appreciation for Ernie Souza. (Vice Mayor Russell, Born, Duehay, Myers, Mayor Reeves, Sullivan, Toomey and Triantafillou) scanNov 21
  742. 742Death resolutions on Gregory Charles Cuneo. (Vice Mayor Russell and the entire membership) scanNov 21
  743. 743Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Edward Baldasaro. (Councillor Toomey and entire membership) scanNov 21
  744. 744Resolutions declaring April 30, 1995 as Arbor Day in Cambridge. (Vice Mayor Russell) scanDec 12
  745. 745Resolutions to be prepared on the death Bolrice. (Sullivan and entire membership) scanDec 12
  746. 746Resolutions on the death of Morey Hirsch. (Sullivan and entire membership) scanDec 12
  747. 747Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Judge David Williams. (Sullivan and entire membership) scanDec 12
  748. 748Resolutions thanking Ms. Margaret Moran for her interest and dedication to the seniors of the City. (Vice Mayor Russell, Born, Duehay, Myers, Sullivan, Toomey and Triantafillou) scanDec 12
  749. 749Resolutions congratulating Eric Arnold who had his book "A Day in the Life of a Police Officer" published. (Vice Mayor Russell, Born, Duehay, Myers, Mayor Reeves, Sullivan, Toomey and Triantafillou) scanDec 12
  750. 750Resolutions on the Open House to celebrate the new offices of the Women's Commission, Veteran's Commission, Peace Commission, Commission for Persons with Disabilities, Human Rights Commission and Workforce Development at Inman Street. (Myers, Born, Duehay, Sullivan, Toomey and Triantafillou) scanDec 12
  751. 751Resolutions on the death of Carmen DeAmato. (Toomey and the entire membership) scanDec 12
  752. 752Resolutions to congratulate the honorable Thomas Concannon. (Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Russell, Triantafillou and Myers) scanDec 12
  753. 753Resolutions on the death of John J. Sullivan. (Sullivan and entire membership) scanDec 12
  754. 754Resolutions on the death of Gertrude Downey. (Sullivan and entire membership) scanDec 12
  755. 755Resolutions on the death of Joseph J. Volpe. (Vice Mayor Russell and entire membership) scanDec 12
  756. 756Resolutions on the death of Joseph Farinato. (Toomey and entire membership) scanDec 12
  757. 757Resolutions on the death of Mary G. Murphy. (Sullivan and entire membership) scanDec 12
  758. 758Resolutions congratulating Ivan Foderingham for his years of service to the Cambridge community. (Mayor Reeves, Born, Duehay, Myers, Sullivan, Toomey and Triantafillou) scanDec 12
  759. 759Resolutions congratulating the graduates of the Cambridge Biomedical Careers program. (Mayor Reeves, Born, Duehay, Myers, Vice Mayor Russell, Sullivan, Toomey and Triantafillou) scanDec 12
  760. 760Resolutions on the death of Chrissie Hathaway. (Sullivan and entire membership) scanDec 12
  761. 761Resolutions to be prepared on the speedy recovery of Neil Rudenstein. (Sullivan, Born, Myers, Vice Mayor Russell, Toomey and Triantafillou) scanDec 12
  762. 762Resolutions on the death of Clifford Connolly. (Toomey and entire membership) scanDec 12
  763. 763Resolutions on the death of James Thompson. (Toomey, Vice Mayor Russell and entire membership) scanDec 12
  764. 764Resolutions congratulating Mary Chung on her glorious culinary return to Cambridge. (Mayor Reeves, Born, Duehay, Myers, Vice Mayor Russell, Sullivan, Toomey and Triantafillou) scanDec 12
  765. 765Resolutions on Cambridge Firemans Relief Association Annual Gala December 16, 1994. (Mayor Reeves, Born, Duehay, Vice Mayor Russell, Sullivan, Toomey and Triantafillou) scanDec 12
  766. 766Resolutions congratulating Benjamin Schneider on his receipt of the Eagle Scout Award. (Mayor Reeves, Born, Duehay, Myers, Sullivan, Toomey and Triantafillou) scanDec 12
  767. 767Resolutions on the Honor Prize winners of the Senior Center Contest. (Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Russell, Born, Duehay, Myers, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou) scanDec 12
  768. 768Resolutions on the National Drunk and Drugged Driving Prevention Month. (Mayor Reeves, Born, Duehay, Myers, Sullivan, Toomey and Triantafillou) scanDec 12
  769. 769Resolutions saluting Loretta Tower of the Area IV Crime Task Force. (Mayor Reeves, Born, Duehay, Myers, Vice Mayor Russell, Sullivan, Toomey and Triantafillou) scanDec 12
  770. 770Resolutions saluting Rosemarie Moorehead of the Area IV Crime Task Force. (Mayor Reeves, Born, Duehay, Myers, Sullivan, Vice Mayor Russell, Toomey and Triantafillou) scanDec 12
  771. 771Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Robert Britto. (Toomey and the entire membership) scanDec 12
  772. 772Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Maria Conceicao Medeiros. (Toomey, Born, Sullivan, Triantafillou and entire membership) scanDec 12
  773. 773Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Otelia Amaral Silva. (Toomey and entire membership) scanDec 12
  774. 774Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Margaret Selma Dahlquist. (Toomey and entire membership) scanDec 12
  775. 775Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Margaret Whoriskey. (Toomey and entire membership) scanDec 12
  776. 776Resolutions wishing Emma Linskey a speedy recovery. (Sullivan) scanDec 19
  777. 777Resolutions congratulations to Cynthia and Peter Joensu, Edward and Virginia McNulty on the birth of their son and grandson Brien Anthony Joensu. (Vice Mayor Russell and entire membership) scanDec 19
  778. 778Resolutions congratulating Brendan and Kim Noonan on the birth of their daughter Caytlin Jean Noonan. (Galluccio) scanDec 19
  779. 779Resolutions congratulating the Pop Warner program. (Galluccio) scanDec 19
  780. 780Resolutions to be prepared on the retirement of Edward J. Samp, Election Commission Chairman. (Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Myers, Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Russell, Toomey, Triantafillou and Galluccio) scanDec 19
  781. 781Resolutions congratulating Dr. Joyce Elders for her commitment and dedication to the health of the citizens of this country. (Triantafillou, Born and Mayor Reeves) scanDec 19
  782. 782Resolutions on the death of Curwood Kanouse. (Sullivan and entire membership) scanDec 19
  783. 783Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Fannie Estelle Dinkins. (Sullivan and entire membership) scanDec 19
  784. 784Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Kathleen Lewis. (Mayor Reeves and entire membership) scanDec 19
  785. 785Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Alexander MacArthur Allsop. (Mayor Reeves and entire membership) scanDec 19
  786. 786Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Jose Moniz DaPonte. (Mayor Reeves and entire membership) scanDec 19
  787. 787Resolutions on the death of James Clephus Harewood. (Mayor Reeves and entire membership) scanDec 19
  788. 788Resolutions on the death of Lawrence Stone. (Sullivan and entire membership) scanDec 19
  789. 789Resolutions on the death of Aleine Buckner. (Mayor Reeves and entire membership) scanDec 19
  790. 790Resolutions to be prepared on the death of George R. Adams. (Mayor Reeves and entire membership) scanDec 19
  791. 791Resolutions congratulating Mary Bettina Albano on her modeling debut at a show featuring designer Yolanda. (Sullivan and entire membership) scanDec 19

Sundries

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  1. 1Vice Mayor Russell, Councillors Born, Duehay, Triantafillou re: Three Councillors to study the structure of City Council Committees. scanJan 10
  2. 2Councillors Walsh, Russell re: Holding public hearings during regularly scheduled Council meetings. scanJan 10
  3. 3Communication received from Save Our Neighborhood forwarding a membership list which indicates that Cambridge residents comprise roughly half of their membership. Also included is a new membership form for the purpose of negotiating and promoting the Cambridge Hospital Master Plan project. scanJan 10
  4. 4Transmitting communication from R.W.Healy relative to a proposed youth center serving the East Cambridge and Wellington Harrington School neighborhoods. scanJan 10
  5. 5Transmitting communication from R.W. Healy relative to the 1992-1993 City of Cambridge Annual Report. scanJan 10
  6. 6Transmitting communication from R.W. Healy relative to an communication from the Massachusetts Municipal Association regarding the City of Cambridge being the recipient of the 1994 "Kenneth E. Prickard Municipal Innovation Award." scanJan 24
  7. 7Councillor Sullivan re: request Mayor to schedule a public hearing with regards to the Taxi School. scanJan 24
  8. 8A communication was received from the abuttors of the Cambridge Hospital regarding their opposition to the purchase of 10 Camelia Avenue by the Cambridge Hospital. scanJan 24
  9. 9Communication received from the Department of Public Utilities investigating Southern Pacific Telecommunications to provide telecommunications within the Commonwealth. scan—
  10. 10Communication received from the Department of Public Utilities investigating Nat'l Independent Carrier Exchange to provide resold telecommunications within the Commonwealth. scan—
  11. 11Communication was received from R.W. Healy thanking the City Council for their flowers and expression of sympathy for his late father. scan—
  12. 12Communication was received from Robert La Tremouille, 348 Franklin Street re: the issue of HUD disappearing housing and key condo conversion protection documents. scan—
  13. 13Communication was received from SAVE OUR NEIGHBORHOOD re: Council Order #18 of December 13, 1993 in reference to a joint hospital consultation process. scan—
  14. 14Communication received from the Department of Public Utilities investigating the application of MFS Intelenet of Massachusetts to provide telecommunications in the Commonwealth. scan—
  15. 15Communication was received from the Department of Public Utilities investigating the application of Nat'l Accounts Inc. to provide resold telecommunications within the Commonwealth. scan—
  16. 16Transmitting communication from R.W. Healy relative to a request for the City Council to vote to designate members of the School Committee as special municipal employees based upon inquiries by Joseph Grassi. scan—
  17. 17Vice Mayor Russell, Councillors Myers, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou re: clearing ice and snow from sidewalks and curbs, keeping in mind the plight of handicap people who need access to sidewalks and handicap ramps. scanJan 31
  18. 18Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Two regarding a complaint received from Margaret Garland regarding issues with Continental Cablevision. scanJan 31
  19. 19Awaiting Report Item Number One response relative to an intersection of the handicapped ramp at Upland Rd. and Newell Street. scanJan 31
  20. 20Transmitting communication from R.W. Healy relative to the Communication from City Solicitor Russell Higley requesting a vote by the City Council to designate "outside counsel" as special municipal employees pursuant to M.G. L. c.268A. scanJan 31
  21. 21Communication received from Elsa Dorfman regarding the treatment she received at the Cambridge Hospital on September 30, 1993. scanJan 31
  22. 22Communication was received from the Cambridge Civic Association regarding the Central Artery New River Crossing. scanJan 31
  23. 23Communication was received from the patrons of the Cambridge Food Pantry regarding their appreciation of Kitty Lee's work at the Cambridgeport Baptist Church, 459 Putnam Avenue. scanJan 31
  24. 24Communication was received from Robert LaTremouille regarding the expansion of the Cambridge Hospital. scan—
  25. 25Communication was received from the Department of Environmental Protection regarding the Waterways Application No. W93-2545/License No. 3644 Filled Tidelands Charles River. Report received 2/28/94 - See Agenda of 2/28/94. scan—
  26. 26Communication received from Elizabeth M. Parise, 40 Jackson Street, requesting an answer to why there was no Santa Claus or Christmas Carols at her son's school in December. scan—
  27. 27Declaration of availability of 350 Main Street, Deacon and Dock Streets. scan—
  28. 28City Manager's 1994 GOALS AND OBJECTIVES. scan—
  29. 29Communication received from Mayor Kenneth E. Reeves transmitting the Committee assignments for 1994-1995. scan—
  30. 30Communication received from D. Margaret Drury and John Flynn re: the proposed change to Rule 23. scan—
  31. 31Communication received from Portland Stone Ware Co. thanking the Council for their invitation to the meeting Monday February 7 bur apologized for not being able to attend. scanFeb 7
  32. 32Communication received from residents of Cambridgeport regarding the Charles River Crossing. scan—
  33. 33Communication received from the Department of Public Utilities regarding an investigation of First Communications of Vermont to provide telecommunications services to businesses within the Commonwealth. scan—
  34. 34Communications received from the Department of Public Utilities regarding an investigation of Southern Pacific Telecommunications d/b/a Telecom to provide resold telecommunications services within the Commonwealth. scan—
  35. 35Communication received from the Department of Public Utilities regarding the investigation of Target Telecom to provide intrastate telecommunications services within the Commonwealth. scan—
  36. 36Response to Awaiting Report Item No. Two regarding the status of "expiring use" buildings in Cambridge. Second report received 2/28/94. See Agenda # 6 of 2/28/94 scan—
  37. 37Response to Awaiting Report Item No. 13 regarding the status of the installation of traffic signals at Garden Street and Concord Avenue. scan—
  38. 38(A) Response to Awaiting Report Item Number One regarding the status of the construction of a pedestrian foot bridge over the railroad tracks in N. Cambridge. (B) Response to Awaiting Report Item No. Six regarding reducing the speed limit of trains traveling between Porter Sq. and Alewife. scan—
  39. 39Response to Awaiting Report Item No. Four regarding a plan for hiring the Director of Traffic and Parking. scan—
  40. 40Response to Awaiting Report Item No. Ten regarding the status of safety improvements to the intersection of Harvard and Dana Streets. Second report received 2/28/94 - See Agenda # 7 of 2/28/94. scan—
  41. 41Response to Awaiting Report Item No. Three regarding the purchase of new television equipment for the Sullivan Chamber. scan—
  42. 42Mayor Reeves, Councillors Duehay, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and Russell re: Sincere gratitude to Baroness Caroline Anne Cox of Queensbury for her efforts on behalf of the Armenian Children's Milk Fund. scan—
  43. 43Councillors Duehay, Born, Sullivan, Triantafillou re: the Clean Water Act and the Safe Drinking Water Act. scan—
  44. 44Communication received from D. Margaret Drury regarding the previously filed Homerule Petition. scanFeb 14
  45. 45Communication received from D. Margaret Drury regarding the staff assignments for City Council Committees. scanFeb 14
  46. 46Councillors Born, Triantafillou Duehay, Sullivan, Reeves re: Councillor packets be delivered to the Main Branch and Central Square Library by 6 PM each Friday preceding the City Council meeting. scanFeb 14
  47. 47Councillors Duehay, Sullivan, Triantafillou, Walsh, Russell, re: Supplementary appropriation for snow and ice removal to assist local communities throughout the state. scan—
  48. 48Councillor Duehay, Born, Myers, Toomey, Triantafillou, Russell re: Oppose rumored proposal whereby Mass Highway Dept. would assume maintenance and upkeep functions to the MDC. scan—
  49. 49Councillors Duehay, Born, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou, Walsh, Russell, Reeves re: State aid to localities in time for cities and towns to prepare their budgets. scan—
  50. 50Comm. received from Harold Lazarus, a homeless person regarding the treatment he received from the Harvard University Police. scan—
  51. 51Comm. received from Mary Hester thanking the Council fir their resolution for her late husband James W. Hester. scan—
  52. 52Comm. received from the family of Ralph Dunphy thanking the Council for their kind expression of sympathy. scan—
  53. 53Comm and petition received from members of the Cambridge Plant and Garden Club re: the current proposal for the Central Artery Charles River Crossing. scan—
  54. 54Comm. received form the Nunes family thanking the Council for their resolution to rename the Old Morse Park after their late son David Nunes. scan—
  55. 55Comm. received from John moot, 44 Coolidge Hill Road re: the proposed residency requirement on construction projects. scan—
  56. 56Comm. received from the Central Sq. Neighborhood Coalition re: an order the City departments and agencies respond promptly and courteously to all citizen inquiries and complaints. scanFeb 28
  57. 57Comm. received from ComGas regarding the Department of Public Utilities notice of a public hearing in reference to a petition of ComGas requesting an exception to 220 CMR 101.06 (11). scanFeb 28
  58. 58Transmitting communication from R.W. Healy regarding the 1993 Annual Crime Report. scanFeb 28
  59. 59Councillors Sullivan, Russell, Toomey, Walsh re: Actions of the Election Commission as they relate to change in polling places which occurred prior to the most recent municipal election and other operational problems. scanFeb 28
  60. 60Comm. received from the City Clerk transmitting notification of 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." scanFeb 28
  61. 61Comm. from Mary Lou McGrath, Supt, of Schools, which she requested to be forwarded to the City Council thanking the City Manager for the efficient done by the Public Works Department in plowing and removing snow from around the elementary schools and the high school in the City. scanFeb 28
  62. 62Comm. from Audrey Melick , Executive Director Cambridge School Volunteers thanking the City Council for their resolution welcoming her to her new position as Executive Director. scanFeb 28
  63. 63Comm. from Dorothy Kamen-Kaye re: snow removal from sidewalks for pedestrian travel and transmitting her unavailability to attend the public hearing on this issue. scanFeb 28
  64. 64Comm. from Charles G. Thomas, Attorney, re: the issue of pedestrian safety on the City sidewalks regarding snow removal and his unavailibility to attend the hearing scheduled for Feb. 28, 1994. scanFeb 28
  65. 65Comm. received from the Department of Public Utilities investigating Capital Network System requesting permission to provide resold telecommunications service to customers in Commonwealth. scanFeb 28
  66. 66Comm. received from the Department of Public Utilities investigating Capital Network System requesting permission to provide alternative operator services to customers in Massachusetts. scanFeb 28
  67. 67Comm. received from the Department of Public Utilities investigating National Independent Carrier Exchange to provide resold telecommunications within the Commonwealth. scanFeb 28
  68. 68Comm. was received from Sister Jeannette and RUAH, a Breath of Life thanking Mayor Reeves for his visit and the City Council for their resolution. scanFeb 28
  69. 69Comm. received from the family of "Tip" O'Neill thanking the City Council for their flowers and respects paid to them. scanFeb 28
  70. 70Comm. received from the family of Chester Cooper thanking the City Council for their expression of sympathy. scanFeb 28
  71. 71Comm. received from the family of Michael McCann thanking the City Council for their expression of sympathy. scanFeb 28
  72. 72Comm. received from Harvard University re: Councillor Toomey's order concerning the Semitic Museum. scan—
  73. 73Comm. received from Kay Cremens and her family thanking the City Council for their expression of sympathy for her late husband. scan—
  74. 74Comm. received from the Dept. of Public Utilities re: a public hearing on Cellular Payphones in the Commonwealth. scan—
  75. 75Comm. received from the Dept. of Public Utilities re: an investigation of Metracom to provide resold telecommunications services within the Commonwealth. scan—
  76. 76Vice Mayor Russell re: Cancellation of the regular City Council meeting on March 14, 1994 to enable the City Council to participate in the annual National League of Cities Congressional Conference. scan—
  77. 77Transmitting communication from R.W. Healy relative to Awaiting Report No. 2 re: an explanation of the waterways application from DEP on Filled tidelands on Charles River. scan—
  78. 78Transmitting communication from R.W. Healy relative to Awaiting Report No. 13 re: a request for a proposal for reorganization of City Government that will save money. scan—
  79. 79Transmitting comm. from R.W. Healy re: Awaiting Report No 5 re: a further report on safety improvements at Harvard and Dana Street. scan—
  80. 80Transmitting comm. from R.W. Healy re: Awaiting Report No. 4 "expiring use" buildings in Cambridge. scan—
  81. 81Transmitting comm. from R.W. Healy re: Awaiting Report No. 11 requesting a report on the letter received from Mark Erlich regarding the Agassiz School Project. scan—
  82. 82Transmitting comm. from the R.W. Healy re: Awaiting Report Item No. 3 requesting an investigation of trucks parking in the MBTA turnaround on Rindge Avenue. scan—
  83. 83Report from the Rules Committee for a hearing held on Wednesday, February 16, 1994 regarding proposed changes to the Rules of the City Council. scanMar 7
  84. 84A communication was received from the NCSC Sub-committee on Portland Stoneware re: the City regulations that they feel are being broken on a regular basis. scan—
  85. 85Transmitting comm. from R.W. Healy relative to status reports on Portland Stoneware. Report received 4/11/94. See Agenda # 4 of 4/11/94. scan—
  86. 86Comm. received from Diane Bianco a unit owner at 12 Inman Street Condo complex. She and the Board of Trustees are requesting a hearing on the subject of rubbish pick-up which they do not received and feel they should since they pay residential property taxes. scan—
  87. 87Comm. received from Alice Wolf thanking the Council for their resolutions congratulating her on her fellowship at the Institute of Politics. scan—
  88. 88Comm. received from Ed and Barbara Sousa thanking the staff at Neville Manor for their care and dedication given to their mother during the 15 years she lived there. scan—
  89. 89Transmitting comm. from R.W. Healy re: report on the new resources for Economic Development. scan—
  90. 90Transmitting comm. from R.W. Healy re: an opinion received from Atty. DM Moschos re: the Cambridge Board of Election Commissioners. scanMar 21
  91. 91Transmitting comm. from R.W. Healy Transmitting comm. from R.W. Healy relative to a status report received from MIT re: the site analysis for the neighborhood park in Cambridgeport. scanMar 21
  92. 92Councillor Myers, Born, Duehay, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou, Walsh, Russell re: New workforce development policy. scanMar 21
  93. 93Councillor Duehay, Born re: Opposition to the staging of Thunder on the Charles Unlimited Hydroplane Races for the Charles River Basin. scanMar 21
  94. 94Transmitting comm. from R.W. Healy relative to Awaiting report Item #5 re: cause of recent cable blackout. scanMar 21
  95. 95Comm. received from the Dept of Envir. Protection re: Waterway Program. scanMar 21
  96. 96Councillor Myers, Born, Duehay, Toomey, Triantafillou, Reeves re: request the Economic Development and Job Training Committee to consider the best ways to continue and enhance the workforce development policy. scanMar 21
  97. 97Communication was received from D. Margaret Drury, City Clerk, transmitting a report from Councillor Born, Chair of the Rent Control Board for a public meeting held on Thursday, March 10, 1994 for the purpose of setting an agenda for the rent Control Committee. scanMar 21
  98. 98Communication received from Norman Boucher re: a complaint against Portland Stoneware. Report received 4/11/94. See Agenda # 4 of 4/11/94. scanMar 21
  99. 99Comm. received from Louise Layne's family thanking the Council for their expression of sympathy. scan—
  100. 100Comm. received from Mary Bergin thanking the Council for their expression of sympathy for her late husband Leo. scan—
  101. 101Comm. received from Tom Reisz re: suggestions for the City during the frozen months. Report received 4/11/94. See Agenda # 2 of 4/11/94. scan—
  102. 102Comm. received from Robert LaTremouille with his comments concerning the Stop and Shop on Memorial Drive. scan—
  103. 103Comm. received from Senator Birmingham re: the transfer of responsibility for maintaining state parkways from the MDC to the Mass Highway Dept. scan—
  104. 104Comm. received from Mr. Lazarus re: the treatment he received from the Harvard University Police Dept. scan—
  105. 105Comm. received from SAVE OUR NEIGHBORHOOD re: major public inaccuracy re: the Cambridge Hospital controversy. scan—
  106. 106Transmitting comm. from R.W. Healy re: the Managing Director of the Cambridge Water Department. scan—
  107. 107Transmitting comm. from R.W. Healy relative to the City Cambridge's comments on the Charles River Crossing final Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement/Report. scan—
  108. 108Transmitting comm. from R.W. Healy relative to Awaiting Report Item No. 10 re: sewer conditions on Franklin Street. scan—
  109. 109Transmitting comm. from R.W. Healy relative to Awaiting Report Item No. 8 re: scheduling a make-up day for street cleaning in District B Area. scanMar 28
  110. 110Transmitting comm. from R.W. Healy relative to Awaiting Report Item No. 7 re: the use of "Rescue Alive" apparatus. scanMar 28
  111. 111Councillor Born, Duehay, Myers re: All positions of Department heads in the City be posted in City Hall. scanMar 28
  112. 112Transmitting comm. from R.W. Healy relative to Awaiting Report No. 13 re: a request for a legal opinion on whether the Community Advisory Hospital Committee is subject to open meeting law. Report received 5/9/94 - see Agenda #1 of 5/9/94. scanMar 28
  113. 113Status Report on the Lafayette Square/Mass. Ave. Roadway Improvement Project. scanMar 28
  114. 114A comm. was received from Councillor Myers re: crime and violence in our cities and towns. scanMar 28
  115. 115A comm. was received from Senator Thomas Birmingham thanking the City Council for their resolutions in regard to the circumferential transit line. scanMar 28
  116. 116A comm. was received from Daryl Janes re: the voting procedure at the License Commission. scanMar 28
  117. 117A comm. was received from O. Robert Simha of MIT re: the proposed circumferential transit line. scanMar 28
  118. 118A comm. was received from the United States Postal Service thanking the Council for their resolution recognizing contributions of the Cambridge postmaster. scanMar 28
  119. 119A comm. was received from the Department of Public Utilities investigating LDDS Communications, Advanced Telecommunications and First Phone of New England re: a joint application. scan—
  120. 120A comm. was received from the Dept. of Public Utilities investigating Southnet Services and Concentral Corp. re: a joint application. scan—
  121. 121A comm. was received from the Department of Public Utilities investigating Local Area Telecommunications, F & H Investors and Mobile Medias Communications re: a joint application. scan—
  122. 122A comm. was received from the Dept. of Public Utilities investigating Amtel Payphones to provide payphone services in the Commonwealth. scan—
  123. 123A comm. was received from Comm. of Massachusetts Executive Office of Environmental Affairs re: the impact of the proposed Super Stop & Shop on Memorial Drive. scan—
  124. 124A comm. was received from Daryl Janes re: permits for beer and wine restaurants not to serve cordials and liquors. scan—
  125. 125A comm. was received from State Rep. Timothy Toomey thanking the Council for their resolution re: Boston Int'l Promotions staging Thunder on the Charles Unlimited Hydroplane Races. He will express opposition to the MDC. scan—
  126. 126Transmitting comm. from R.W. Healy relative to a request for the Council to extend the start of construction date for the Brookline St. Housing Development. scan—
  127. 127Transmitting comm. from R.W. Healy relative to Awaiting Report Item No. 15 re: low level radioactive waste material. scan—
  128. 128Transmitting comm. from R.W. Healy relative to Awaiting Report Item No. 9 re: report on specific programs initiated by the Police Department that build upon Police and Community partnerships. scanApr 4
  129. 129Vice Mayor Russell re: Cat dissection in Cambridge Schools. scanApr 4
  130. 130A comm. was received from D. Margaret Drury transmitting a report from Councillor Myers Chair of the Public Service Committee for a public meeting held March 22, 1994 re: City Parks and Open Spaces, sidewalks and snow and ice removal. scanApr 4
  131. 131"AN ACT AUTHORIZING THE CAMBRIDGE LICENSE COMMISSION TO PUSH BACK THE OPENING TIME FOR PACKAGE STORE SALES TO TEN O'CLOCK ANTEMERIDIAN." scanApr 4
  132. 132Councillor Toomey re: Home rule legislation entitles "An act Providing that a Laborer in the Department of Public Works of the City of Cambridge be subject to the Provisions of the Civil Service Law." Chapter 215 Acts of 1994. scanApr 4
  133. 133Councillor Walsh, Sullivan, Toomey, Russell re: Relocation of Polaroid and Stride-Rite from the City. - rep. received & tabled 11/6/95. scanApr 4
  134. 134Councillor Toomey, Born, Duehay, Triantafillou, Walsh, Russell, Reeves re: Street cleaning. scanApr 4
  135. 135Report from the Committee on Claims for hearing held on March 30, 1994. scanApr 4
  136. 136A comm. was received from D. Margaret Drury transmitting a report from Vice Mayor Russell Chair of the Human Service and Youth Committee for a public hearing held 3/23/94. scanApr 4
  137. 137A comm. was received from John E. Flynn transmitting report from Councillor Sullivan for a public hearing held on 3/1/94 re: 1993 Crime Report, Police Dept.'s domestic violence program. scanApr 4
  138. 138A comm. was received from D. Margaret Drury transmitting report from Councillor Triantafillou Chair of the Civil Rights Committee for a public hearing held on 3/8/94 re: domestic violence. scanApr 4
  139. 139Transmitting comm. from R.W. Healy relative to Awaiting Report Item 12 re: the procedure followed by municipal departments in the procurement of real property. See City Manager Requests 1994 # 69 for original order. Second rep. rec. 6/13/94 - See Agenda # 10 of 6/13/94. scanApr 4
  140. 140A comm. was received from the Central Square Neighborhood Coalition re: a traffic and parking survey. scanApr 4
  141. 141A comm. was received from R. LaTremouille re: the committee report on parks and open space which did not include Guffey Park on Mass Ave/Arrow St. scanApr 4
  142. 142A comm. received from Peter Valentine re: suggestions he has for Central Square. scanApr 4
  143. 143Response to Awaiting Report Item 10 re: status report on proposed needle exchange program. scanApr 4
  144. 144Report from Election Commission re: the Ethics Ordinance. scanApr 4
  145. 145Transmitting comm. from R.W. Healy re: the Arbitrator's Award in the matter of involving City of Cambridge and Cambridge Police Superior Officer Assoc. scanApr 11
  146. 146Notice of an investigation from the Dept. of Public Utilities on an application from the Teltrust Comm. Services for a certificate of public convenience and necessity to open as a common carrier within the Commonwealth. scanApr 11
  147. 147Comm. from Elaine Jennings, Manager of Financial Reports, Boston Edison transmitting the Condensed Financial Return of Boston Edison Co. for the year ending December 31, 1993. scanApr 11
  148. 148Notice of an investigation from the Dept. of Public Utilities from Intellicall Operator Services for a certificate of public convenience and necessity to operate as a carrier within the Commonwealth. scanApr 11
  149. 149Notice of an investigation from the Dept. of Public Utilities on an application from VarTec Telecom for a certificate of public convenience and necessity to operate as a common carrier in the Commonwealth. scanApr 11
  150. 150Notice of an investigation from the Dept. of Public Utilities on an application from USX Consultants for a certificate of public convenience and necessity to operate as a common carrier. scanApr 11
  151. 151Notice of an investigation from the Dept. of Public Utilities on an application from RC Long Distance for authority to institute a "Competitive Response" promotion. scanApr 11
  152. 152Communication from the family of Mary Murphy in appreciation of the sympathy extended by the City Council. scanApr 11
  153. 153Order-re: graffiti problem. (Walsh, Duehay, Russell, Sullivan and Mayor Reeves) scan—
  154. 154Report from the Economic Development, Training and Employment for the purpose of receiving a status report on the Cambridge economy and the Community Development Department economic programs. scan—
  155. 155Response to Awaiting Report Number Twenty-One re: the relocation of Green Rubber Co. scan—
  156. 156Report from the Rent Control Committee regarding Councillor Toomey's proposals for rent control as outlined in City Council Order Number Thirty-Nine of February 28, 1994. scan—
  157. 157Report from the Environment Committee to frame the Committee's agenda for a foreseeable future. scan—
  158. 158Response to Awaiting Report Numbers Nine, Thirteen, Nineteen and Thirty-Six regarding the issues of Portland Stoneware. scan—
  159. 159Response to Awaiting Report Number Twelve re: communication from Tom Reisz. scan—
  160. 160Communication from Peter Valentine requesting the Water Board inform the members of the City Council on all important matters regarding financial decisions re: water resource matters. scan—
  161. 161Order - re: the Mayor's words. (Myers) scan—
  162. 162Request by MIT seeking the grant of a license from the City for a pedestrian walkway over Amherst Street. scan—
  163. 163Communication from Michael Brandon, 27 Seven Pines Avenue, regarding Rule 20 and 25 of the City Council Rules. (Comm. not submitted due to fact received after 5:00 p.m.- see April 25th meeting). scan—
  164. 164Comm. from the Sec. of Transportation recommending process by the Dept. of Environmental Protection of Cambridge's proposed amendment to the State Implementation Plan under the Clean Air Act. scanApr 25
  165. 165Comm. received from the Haitian-American Cultural Center announcing a candlelight walk on 4/25/94 at 5:00 p. m. from Sennott Park to City Hall. scanApr 25
  166. 166Communication from Representative Toomey transmitting notification of a hearing regarding legislation to include Edward Corey, laborer in the Dept. of Public Works in Cambridge under provisions of the Civil Service law on 4/27/94 at l0:00 A. M. in Room A-2, State House, Boston. scanApr 25
  167. 167Communication from Representative Toomey transmitting notification of a hearing for 4/27/94 regarding legislation to require the Personnel Administrator to certify names of members of the Cambridge Police Reserve Force prior to certifying any other list or register. scanApr 25
  168. 168Communication from Representative Toomey transmitting notification of a hearing regarding legislation on elderly tax abatement to be held on 4/26/94, Room B-2, State House, Boston. scanApr 25
  169. 169Communication from James W. Headley and Pepita Soto regarding Ordinance l093 ruling against Rent Control Committee. Report received 5/23/94 - See Agenda # 6 of 5/23/94 scanApr 25
  170. 170Communication from Cambridge Civic Association regarding a meeting held with the Election Commission on April 7, l994. scanApr 25
  171. 171Communication from Anthony Brincolo congratulating John G. O'Brien on being named C.E.O. of the year. scanApr 25
  172. 172Communication from Peg McKeigue thanking the City Council for their resolution on her late husband Dr. John MCKeigue. scanApr 25
  173. 173Communication received from Save Our Neighborhood transmitting additional officers elected by the membership. scanApr 25
  174. 174Communication received from Save Our Neighborhood regarding the Cambridge Hospital Advisory Board. scanApr 25
  175. 175Notice of an investigation from the Department of Public Utilities on an application from MTC Telemanagement Corp. for authority to provide resold telecommunications within the Commonwealth. scanApr 25
  176. 176Notice of an investigation from the Department of Public Utilities on an application from Keystone Long Distance to provide resold telecommunications within the Commonwealth. scanApr 25
  177. 177Notice of an investigation from the Department of Public Utilities on proposed sanitary code regulations that establish billing procedures. scanApr 25
  178. 178Notice of an investigation from the Department of Public Utilities on an application from Brooks Fiber Communications of Massachusetts to provide private line and access services. scanApr 25
  179. 179Report from the Traffic and Transportation Committee regarding traffic from Stop & Shop on Memorial Drive. scanApr 25
  180. 180Report from the Elder Affairs Committee regarding MBTA services. scanApr 25
  181. 181Report from the Public Service Committee regarding the Old Morse Park being named in memory of David Nunes. scanApr 25
  182. 182Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Twenty-Eight regarding truck restrictions. scanApr 25
  183. 183Communication from City Manager relative to an update on progress in the hiring process for a new Director of Traffic, Parking and Transportation. scanApr 25
  184. 184Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Twenty-Nine relative to an update on the 1994 Summer Food Program for Children. scanApr 25
  185. 185Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Eighteen regarding gas odors from transmission facility on Brookford Street. scanApr 25
  186. 186Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Twenty-Four regarding installing school zone signals. scanApr 25
  187. 187Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Twenty-Seven regarding timetable for repaving Prospect Street. scanApr 25
  188. 188Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Forty-Three regarding a status report on property tax incentives to promote economic development. scanMay 2
  189. 189Communication from David Goode entitled "The Quota Question" regarding the analysis of voting patterns in city elections. scanMay 2
  190. 190Reconsideration of an order that failed of adoption on April 25, 1994 regarding the enforcement of Chapter 279, Section 30. RECONSIDERATION FAILED - ACTION TAKEN ON 4/25/94 FAILING TO ADOPT ORDER -- STANDS. scanMay 2
  191. 191Report from the Economic Development, Training and Employment Committee regarding the Development Task Force. scanMay 2
  192. 192Communication received from Representative Toomey for a public hearing to be held on May 3, l994 at ll:00 a. m. at the State House regarding "An Act To Prohibit Rent Control in Massachusetts." scanMay 2
  193. 193Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Two regarding the acquisition and disposition of city owned property. scanMay 2
  194. 194Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Thirty-Four regarding a petition received from residents concerned with the proposal of installing a bus shelter opposite the Mt. Auburn Hospital. — 2nd rep rec. 1/23/95 - See agenda # 5 of 1/23/95 (See Highway 1994 #31 for orig[?] Comm.) scanMay 2
  195. 195Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Thirty-Six regarding rules or regulations pertaining to ambulance services. scanMay 2
  196. 196Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Four regarding providing CPR classes to employees in City Hall. scanMay 2
  197. 197Communication from M. Thomas Shaw thanking he City Council for their resolution. scanMay 2
  198. 198Communication from Save Our Neighborhood re: their membership list. scanMay 2
  199. 199Notice of an investigation from the Department of Public Utilities on an application from Mid-Atlantic and First Page for the transfer of the certificate of public necessity and convenience. scanMay 2
  200. 200Communication from Carol Polley thanking the City Council for their expression of sympathy for James Polley. scanMay 2
  201. 201Communication from the Department of Public Utilities for a hearing on regulation of Commercial Mobile Radio Service. scanMay 2
  202. 202PLACED ON FILE UNDER RULE NINETEEN - Order - re: needle exchange program. (Walsh and Vice Mayor Russell) scanMay 2
  203. 203PLACED ON FILE UNDER RULE NINETEEN - communication received from Michael Brandon regarding the City Manager's circumvention of the City Council Rules governing communications. scanMay 2
  204. 204Report from the Rent Control Committee re: Councillor Toomey's proposal that the Rent Control Board establish a rent escrow program. (Report taken off due to passage of ordinance 12/12/94) scanMay 9
  205. 205Report from the Environment Committee re: discussing the latest developments and options available as it relates to the Charles River Crossing. scanMay 9
  206. 206Communication from Michael Brandon in disagreement with certain actions taken by the City Clerk. scanMay 9
  207. 207Communication from Michael Brandon transmitting a poem to the City Council. scanMay 9
  208. 208Communication from Geoffrey Gardner re: the City Council meeting of April 25, 1994 in reference to the resignation of Councillor Walsh. scanMay 9
  209. 209Petition received from Ricardo D. Barreto, et al requesting local and state officials and Stop & Shop to work out a plan for a neighborhood supermarket which does not require trucks on Memorial Drive. scanMay 9
  210. 210Communication from the Department of Public Utilities requiring NYNEX to publish their legal ad. scanMay 9
  211. 211Communication from Save Our Neighborhood re: a follow up to their meeting of April 14, 1994. scanMay 9
  212. 212Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Twenty-Three regarding a petition from Cycle Sports for a van for the display of merchandise. scanMay 9
  213. 213Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Twenty regarding beautification in open spaces. scanMay 9
  214. 214Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Thirty-Six requesting a legal opinion on continued public service by a person convicted of a felony. scanMay 9
  215. 215Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Ten which requested a legal opinion on the City Council role in appointments made by the City Manager. scanMay 9
  216. 216Order - re: elderly programming. (Vice Mayor Russell, Mayor Reeves, Sullivan, Toomey and Triantafillou) scanMay 9
  217. 217Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Twenty-Seven regarding parking meter usage in mixed residential/commercial areas. scanMay 16
  218. 218Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Thirty-Two relative to the status report on the possibility of accessing Portuguese Television Programming. scanMay 16
  219. 219Communication from the Family of Reeve Little in appreciation for the expression of sympathy by the City Council. scanMay 16
  220. 220Awaiting Report Item Number Thirty-Nine regarding a report on House Bill 286. scanMay 16
  221. 221Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Eleven regarding a traffic study of the intersection of Craigie and Berkeley Street. scanMay 16
  222. 222Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Three regarding costs of the installation of Fiber Optic cables. scanMay 16
  223. 223Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Thirty-Seven regarding an examination of check cashing stores. scanMay 16
  224. 224Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Fifteen regarding recommendations on the Underage Drinking Task Force Final Report. scanMay 16
  225. 225Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Twenty-Eight regarding problems with the operation of the elevator at Manning Apartments. scanMay 16
  226. 226Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Twenty-One regarding enforcement of cars and trucks parking on the sidewalk on Story Street. scanMay 16
  227. 227Order - re: Cambridge Hospital expected requirement for an increase in bonding authority for renovation and expansion project. (Walsh and Toomey) scanMay 16
  228. 228Communication received from Michael Brandon in disagreement with certain actions taken by the City Manager. scanMay 16
  229. 229Hunger Committee Report - regarding a discussion of the Summer Feeding Program. scanMay 16
  230. 230Traffic and Transportation Committee Report - on a discussion of the proposed Stop & Shop project and traffic amelioration. scanMay 16
  231. 231Communication from Claire Rodley, Secretary of the School Committee, transmitting notification of an order adopted by the School Committee on May 3, 1994 regarding a Permanent Site for Football and Track Facility. scanMay 16
  232. 232Communication from Alexia Hayes, 156 Magazine Street in favor of the proposed plan as accepted by the City Council in June of 1993 for Stop & Shop. scanMay 16
  233. 233Communication from Paul Gutlove and Gordon Thompson, 27 Ellsworth Avenue, urging the City to reconsider the expansion of the Cambridge Hospital. scanMay 16
  234. 234Communication from Mary Boyes-Watson, 5 Gordon Place, in favor of the proposed plan as accepted by the City Council in June of 1993 for Stop & Shop. scanMay 16
  235. 235Communication from Anstis G. Benfield, 6 Gordon Place, in favor of the proposed plan as accepted by the City Council in June of 1993 for Stop & Shop. scanMay 16
  236. 236Communication from Daryl Janes, 50a J.F.K. Street in opposition to the petition of the Middle East Restaurant to increase their seating capacity by one hundred fifty seats. scanMay 16
  237. 237Communication from Joseph Manley, Chair of the Save Our Neighborhood, regarding placing the issue of the Cambridge Hospital expansion on the November ballot. scanMay 16
  238. 238Communication from Joseph Manley, Chair of the Save Our Neighborhood, regarding the expansion of the Cambridge Hospital. scanMay 16
  239. 239Order - urging the MDC to allow delivery trucks on Memorial Drive. (Duehay, Sullivan, Russell, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanMay 16
  240. 240PLACED ON FILE UNDER RULE NINETEEN OF THE CITY COUNCIL RULES - Order - re: hardship of Stop & Shop closing. (Born and Russell) scanMay 23
  241. 241PLACED ON FILE UNDER RULE NINETEEN OF THE CITY COUNCIL RULES - Order - re: trucks on Memorial Drive. (Born and Russell) scanMay 23
  242. 242PLACED ON FILE UNDER RULE NINETEEN OF THE CITY COUNCIL RULES - Order - re: need and desire for reasonably priced food store at the site of Stop & Shop on Memorial Drive. (Born and Russell) scanMay 23
  243. 243Order - re: Home Rule legislation entitled "AN ACT FURTHER REGULATING TRAFFIC ON A CERTAIN PORTION OF A WAY UNDER THE CONTROL OF THE METROPOLITAN DISTRICT COMMISSION". (Sullivan) scanMay 23
  244. 244Order - re: displeasure with the MDC setting up tents on Magazine Beach. (Duehay, Russell and Triantafillou) scanMay 23
  245. 245Communication from Boston Society of Architects regarding the Memorial Drive truck traffic. scanMay 23
  246. 246Communication from John Moot and Howard Medwed regarding the Purchase and Sale Agreement between the City of Cambridge and the Trustees of Memorial Realty Trust. scanMay 23
  247. 247Communication from Frank R. Cardullo, Cardullo's Gourmet Shoppe, in opposition to the amplified music in Harvard Square. Rep. rec. 6/13/94 - See Agenda #2 of 6/13/94. scanMay 23
  248. 248Communication from The Cambridge Food Pantry Network regarding the full meals at open park sites this summer. scanMay 23
  249. 249Communication from Robert Carey regarding an ad in the TAB on unfilled posts on boards and commissions. scanMay 23
  250. 250Communication from Robert Hilliard regarding a letter in reference to rent control. scanMay 23
  251. 251Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Thirty-One regarding safety issues at the intersection of Blanche Road, Griswold Street and Concord Avenue. scanMay 23
  252. 252Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Twenty-Three regarding a communication from Pepita Soto relative to Ordinance Number 1093, Amnesty, ruling against the Rent Control Board. scanMay 23
  253. 253Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Thirty-Four regarding a comparison of golf course green fees for senior citizens. scanMay 23
  254. 254Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Four regarding a traffic study of the Porter Square area. scanMay 23
  255. 255PLACED ON FILE UNDER RULE NINETEEN OF THE CITY COUNCIL RULES - Order re: home rule petition be forwarded to the Mass. Legislature regarding convicted felons from holding elective municipal office in Cambridge. scanJun 6
  256. 256Communication from Michael Brandon regarding timely access to the City Manager's weekly Agenda. REFERRED TO THE RULES COMMITTEE. scanJun 6
  257. 257Report from the Housing and Community Development Committee for a hearing held on May 19, 1994 regarding the Growth Policy Document. scanJun 6
  258. 258Report from the Housing and Community Development Committee for a hearing held on May 26, 1994 regarding public comment and discussion on the Growth Policy Document. scanJun 6
  259. 259Updated drafts of the Charles River Crossing Mitigation Agreement. scanJun 6
  260. 260Communication from Michael Brandon, 27 Seven Pines Avenue, regarding public record status and timely submission of the City Manager's Agenda. REFERRED TO THE RULES COMMITTEE. scanJun 6
  261. 261Communication received from Nunes Family expressing appreciation for the dedication of the Old Morse Park to their son. scanJun 6
  262. 262Notice of a public hearing from DPU for Tuesday, July 12, 1994 at 10:00 A.M., 100 Cambridge St., Boston, on a petition from Metrocell USA, Inc., to provide resold mobile radio utility services within the Commonwealth. scanJun 6
  263. 263Notice of a procedural conference to be held by DPU on June 23, 1994 at 10:00 A.M., 100 Cambridge St., Boston, on the investigation of the availability and proper rate for Interruptible Transportation offered by local distribution companies within the Commonwealth and related issues pertaining to local distribution companies' release of capacity of the interstate pipeline systems. scanJun 6
  264. 264Notice of a public hearing from DPU for July 13, 1994 at 10:00 A.M., 100 Cambridge St., Boston, on a petition from Skylink Communications, Inc. to provide radio utility services and to offer cellular services within the Commonwealth. scanJun 6
  265. 265Communication from Carolyn Shipley, Chairperson, Graham and Parks Community School, in support of the resolution submitted by Councillor Born and adopted by the City Council regarding assistants for community schools. scanJun 6
  266. 266Communication from State Representative Timothy Toomey re: the Home Rule Petition of the City of Cambridge entitled "AN ACT TO FURTHER REGULATING TRAFFIC ON A CERTAIN PORTION OF A WAY UNDER THE CONTROL OF THE METROPOLITAN DISTRICT COMMISSION" was filed with the House Clerk on May 26, 1994. scanJun 6
  267. 267Communication from Michael Brandon regarding the discourteous City Council letter from A. Benfield in reference to the Stop & Shop closing. scanJun 6
  268. 268Communication from the Cambridge Lavender Alliance supporting the Needle Exchange Program in Cambridge. scanJun 6
  269. 269Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Eighteen regarding a report on the work program and plans of the Bicycle Committee. scanJun 6
  270. 270Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Twenty-Three regarding the installation of a four way stop sign at Sparks, Brattle and Craigie Streets. scanJun 6
  271. 271Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Fifteen regarding a report on the probable causes of the water line break on Pemberton Street. scanJun 6
  272. 272Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Twenty-Nine regarding the impact of the recent Superior Court decision in Yogel v. Cambridge Rent Control Board. scanJun 6
  273. 273Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Thirty regarding the cost of increases or decreases as a result of the revised FCC regulations. scanJun 6
  274. 274Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Twenty-Eight relative to bicycle safety in Cambridge. scanJun 6
  275. 275Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Nineteen regarding improved lighting in the rear of Jefferson Park. scanJun 6
  276. 276Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Thirty-One regarding signage near schools, parks and playgrounds informing motorists of the presence of children. scanJun 6
  277. 277Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Twenty-Six regarding providing books to the youth centers in the city. scanJun 6
  278. 278Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Thirty-One regarding the issue of the Hospital's need for zoning relief. scanJun 13
  279. 279Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Twelve regarding procedures to be followed by municipal departments in the procurement of real property. scanJun 13
  280. 280Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Thirty-Two regarding Enterprise Fund accounts. scanJun 13
  281. 281Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Thirty-Six regarding a report on the communication received from Cardullo's Gourmet Shop concerning amplified music in Harvard Square. scanJun 13
  282. 282Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Three regarding the feasibility of acquiring the MDC skating rink on Gore Street. scanJun 13
  283. 283Communication from Margaret Noble, The Brickyard Cafe, 90 Sherman Street, requesting a hearing before the City Council regarding execution and duration of the Sherman Street Sewer Project. scanJun 13
  284. 284Communication from Megan Hanna, North Cambridge Stabilization Committee regarding Portland Stoneware noise problems. scanJun 13
  285. 285Order - re: The Cambridge Hospital and the City of Cambridge and the Mid-Cambridge Neighborhood Association - neighborhood interests and preserving the residential character. (Myers) scanJun 13
  286. 286Communication from Joseph Manley, Chairman, Save Our Neighborhood, transmitting a document entitled "June, 1994 Community Resolve on the Cambridge Hospital Expansion Project" together with signatures from residents in opposition to the expansion of the Cambridge Hospital. scanJun 13
  287. 287Communication from Save Our Neighborhood regarding the Cambridge Hospital and Camelia Avenue. scanJun 13
  288. 288Communication from Save Our Neighborhood regarding a letter sent to John O'Brien at the Cambridge Hospital. scanJun 13
  289. 289Communication from the Mid-Cambridge Neighborhood Association regarding three motions adopted at their May 18, 1994 meeting in reference to the Cambridge Hospital. scanJun 13
  290. 290Communication from John Pitkin, President, Mid-Cambridge Neighborhood Association, requesting that the City Council conduct a public hearing on the increase in bonding authority for the renovation and expansion project for the Cambridge Hospital. scanJun 13
  291. 291Communication from Miriam and Edward Newman opposing the Cambridge Hospital expansion. scanJun 13
  292. 292Order-re: hearing for the Carpenters Union Local # 30 regarding the Biogen project. (Vice Mayor Russell, Councillors Toomey, Born, Duehay, Sullivan and Triantafillou) scanJun 20
  293. 293Order-re: Cambridge resident passes to the Harvard University Art Museums. (Councillors Walsh, Born, Russell, Sullivan and Toomey) scanJun 20
  294. 294Order-re: Graffiti problem throughout the city. (Vice Mayor Russell, Born, Duehay, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanJun 20
  295. 295Communication from Councillor Duehay transmitting for informational purposes a copy of the Massachusetts Municipal Association Legislative Bulletin of June 3, l994. scanJun 20
  296. 296Human Services and Youth Committee Report - for a hearing held on June 1, l994 for the purpose of considering issues related to alcohol education and alcoholism. scanJun 20
  297. 297Housing and Community Development Report - for a hearing held on June 2, l994 for the purpose of continuing to consider public comment on the Growth Policy Document. scanJun 20
  298. 298Hearing before the Department of Public Utilities for July 20, l994 at 7:00 P.M., Gardiner Auditorium, State House, Boston, on the petition of Statewide Towing Association, Inc., to amend the maximum rates and charges for the towing and transportation of vehicles when ordered by the policy or other public authority. scanJun 20
  299. 299Communication from Daryl Janes, 50a JFK Street, regarding a hearing that was scheduled and then canceled regarding a complaint of physical assault. scanJun 20
  300. 300Communication from John F. Natale, 92 - 4th Street, transmitting an article regarding the allowable evidence verses that of other defendants in the Walsh trial. scanJun 20
  301. 301Communication received from Robert J. LaTremouille, 348 Franklin Street, regarding various problems with irresponsible tenants and the need for security deposits. scanJun 20
  302. 302Communication received from Robert J. LaTremouille, 348 Franklin Street, transmitting a copy of an article regarding the statewide abolition of rent control. scanJun 20
  303. 303Communication received from the children of Rose Puntonio in appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council in memory of their mother. scanJun 20
  304. 304Communication from Joseph Costello, Chairman, North Cambridge Stabilization Committee subcommittee on Ristorante Marino, regarding the committee rejection of the architectural plans for the proposed basement renovation project for Marino's Restaurant. scanJun 20
  305. 305Communication from Gerald Bergman in opposition to the "Bud" advertisements on the World Cup banners in and around Central Square. scanJun 20
  306. 306Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Thirty-Four regarding the timetable for resurfacing the tennis courts at Glacken Field. scanJun 20
  307. 307Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Seventeen regarding alternative shopping buses for senior citizens who used Stop & Shop on Memorial Drive. scanJun 20
  308. 308Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Twenty-Two regarding a further report on cars parking on the sidewalk on Story Street. scanJun 20
  309. 309Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Forty-One regarding a communication relative to Portland Stoneware. scanJun 20
  310. 310Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Forty regarding traffic enforcement around the Harrington School. scanJun 20
  311. 311Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Twenty regarding the condition of Area IV. scanJun 20
  312. 312CALL OF SPECIAL MEETING. scanJun 27
  313. 313Order - re: Commission on Haitian Issues. (Mayor Reeves, Councillors Born, Duehay, Myers, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanJun 27
  314. 314Order re: home rule petition entitled "AN ACT PROHIBITING CONVICTED FELONS FROM HOLDING ELECTIVE MUNICIPAL OFFICE IN THE CITY OF CAMBRIDGE." (Councillors Duehay, Myers, Born and Triantafillou) scan—
  315. 315Veterans Committee Report - formulation of an agenda for the committee for the upcoming year. scan—
  316. 316Human Service and Youth Committee Report - regarding issues related to alcohol education and alcoholism with a focus on issues involving youth. scan—
  317. 317Civil and Human Rights Committee Report - regarding the formulation of an agenda for the committee for the upcoming year. scan—
  318. 318Claims Committee Report - recommendations from the committee for claims against the city. scan—
  319. 319Communication from Mary McKinnon, l9 Leonard Avenue regarding the hospital expansion. scan—
  320. 320Communication from Sarah E. Gallop, Paul Parravano and Ronald P. Suduiko, MIT, transmitting MIT's l994 Annual Spring Community Newsletter. scan—
  321. 321Communication from Daniel E. Geer, Jr., Cambridge Citizens for Liveable Neighborhoods, regarding the CA/T Project - proposed mitigation agreement. scan—
  322. 322Communication from Susan J. Forest regarding the hospital expansion issue. scan—
  323. 323Communication from R. Philip Dowds, President, Cambridge Civic Association, regarding the negative impacts of the massive multi-lane bridge proposed by the Charles River crossing near North Point. scanJun 27
  324. 324Communication from Jane Zanichkowky requesting City Council to investigate ways to renovate and re-use the lot occupied by the Engine Seven Firehouse in Kendall Square. scanJun 27
  325. 325Communication from Joseph Manley, Chairman, Save Our Neighborhood, transmitting a communication from Arnold Schutzberg regarding universal health care and the implications for the hospital expansion. scanJun 27
  326. 326Communication from Joseph Manley, Chairman, Save Our Neighborhood, transmitting additional signatures to the June 1994 Community Resolve on the Cambridge Hospital Expansion Project. scanJun 27
  327. 327Communication from Joseph Manley, Chairman, Save Our Neighborhood, regarding the hospital expansion issue. scanJun 27
  328. 328Vote on the Diminution of the disposition process for the discontinuance of Pilgrim Street, together with an order to discontinue Pilgrim Street. See City Council meeting of November 14, 1994 for amended order. See Sundries #498. (Also See 1995 Sundries #12 for second amended order.) scanJun 27
  329. 329Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Fifteen regarding how companies in the City coordinate trucking schedules. scanJun 27
  330. 330Status of the closing of Great American Brands. scanJun 27
  331. 331Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Thirty-Six regarding the status of litigation between the City and Portland Stoneware. scanJun 27
  332. 332Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Two regarding a survey of various community organizations which regularly convene in the City. Second report received 8/1/94 - See Agenda # 16 of 8/1/94. For original order see 1994 City Manager Requests #34. scanJun 27
  333. 333Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Four, regarding comments received during the public hearing process, the Joint Legislative Committee on Local Affairs, a revised version of the "Growing Smart Bill". scanJun 27
  334. 334Response to Awaiting Report Item number Three, regarding the feasibility of placing a Police Service Center in North Cambridge. scanJun 27
  335. 335Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Twenty-Four regarding the status of Cooper Play Park. scanJun 27
  336. 336Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Thirty-Five, regarding a further report on alternative shopping buses for senior citizens due to Stop & Shop on Memorial Drive closing. scanJun 27
  337. 337Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Seven, regarding the duties, authority and composition of the Traffic Board. scanJun 27
  338. 338Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Twenty-One regarding the malfunctions of the Sherman Street grade crossing. scanJun 27
  339. 339Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Twenty-Nine regarding a review of the additional handicapped parking spaces behind City Hall. scanJun 27
  340. 340Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Thirty-Four regarding posting signs in parks indicating hours of operation. scanJun 27
  341. 341SPECIAL MEETING CALL scanAug 1
  342. 342Order - re: set up a goals and objectives session for the City Council. (Myers) VOID - SEE MEETING OF SEPT. 12, 1994 - Hearing held 9/19/94 - See Sundries #386 for order. scanAug 1
  343. 343Order - re: adopt a per diem reimbursement policy for official out-of-state travel. (Duehay, Born, Russell, Sullivan, Myers, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanAug 1
  344. 344Report of the Cable TV and Communications Committee - regarding the impact of the new FCC Regulations and their effect on the cable TV rates in Cambridge. scanAug 1
  345. 345Report of the Housing and Community Development Committee - regarding regional and state growth policy issues. scanAug 1
  346. 346Report of the Traffic and Transportation Committee - regarding planned traffic and transportation improvements for the city focusing on Mass. Ave., LaFayette Square and Waverly Connector. scanAug 1
  347. 347Communication from Councillor Sullivan, Chair, Government Operations Committee, and Vice Mayor Russell, Chair, Rules Committee, developing a hearing process regarding Calendar Item Number One of June 27, l994 regarding the home rule legislation referred to both committees. scanAug 1
  348. 348Communication from Arthur L. Gilman, l07 Seventh St., re: concern that the historical designation of the Engine Seven Fire Station in Kendall Square will have a negative impact on the proposed Frisoli Youth Center. scanAug 1
  349. 349Communication from A. Schutzberg, regarding rent control. scanAug 1
  350. 350Communication from the family of Margaret Breen in appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council. scanAug 1
  351. 351Communication from the family of Grace Black in appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council. scanAug 1
  352. 352Communication from the family of Andrew Capuano in appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council. scanAug 1
  353. 353Petition received from Robert LaTremouille addressed to Police Commissioner Anderson re: the presence of police officers at the Franklin Street park. scanAug 1
  354. 354Communication from Water House Trust Complex addressed to Mayor Reeves and Robert Healy regarding Arsenal Square (Concord, Follen and Garden) traffic and safety issues. scanAug 1
  355. 355Communication from the Attorney General regarding the closing of Great American Brands and the termination of 200 employees. scanAug 1
  356. 356Communication from the North Cambridge Stabilization Committee regarding the establishment of a Historic District. scanAug 1
  357. 357Response to a communication from CCLN regarding the CA/P Project - proposed Mitigation Agreement. scanAug 1
  358. 358Relative to Economic Development Projects. scanAug 1
  359. 359Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Seven regarding a detailed report outlining the pros and cons of the city using 121A relief. scanAug 1
  360. 360Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Thirty relative to a report on the survey of various community organizations which regularly convene in the city. scanAug 1
  361. 361Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Thirty-Six regarding report on neighborhood studies schedule. scanAug 1
  362. 362Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Twenty-Six regarding a report on bicycle regulations and the measures of enforcement. [handwritten: for original order see City Manager # 220] scanAug 1
  363. 363Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Thirty-Four relative to a report on the Lexington Conservation Commission hearing on the proposed expansion of Route 2A. scanAug 1
  364. 364Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Thirty-Three regarding the installation of speed bumps in the area of Hoyt Field. scanAug 1
  365. 365Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Twenty regarding a response from the Traffic Department to a letter from Kelli Simmons concerning parking in Inman Square. scanAug 1
  366. 366Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Thirty-Five regarding the FCC rate regulations. scanAug 1
  367. 367Order - re: report from the North Cambridge Railroad Safety Committee. (Vice Mayor Russell) [handwritten: - report received 6/19/95 - see Agenda # 1 of 6/19/95] scanAug 4
  368. 368Communication from the Cambridge Civic Association regarding the possible violations of Chapter 268A by the City Manager and the City Solicitor. RESPONSE FROM THE ETHICS COMMISSION ENCLOSED. scanSep 12
  369. 369Analyze and plan for the potential impact of Initiative Petition #93-l9, also called Question Nine). scanSep 12
  370. 370Communication from Michael Brandon requesting the censure of Councillor Walsh. scanSep 12
  371. 371Communication from the family of Edmund Santa Maria thanking the City Council for their resolution forwarded to them. scanSep 12
  372. 372Historical Commission communication regarding the former fire station at 350 Main Street. scanSep 12
  373. 373Communication from Joan McCughey, Postal Service Employee, re: the United States Postal Service in Cambridge. scanSep 12
  374. 374Communication from the Cambridge Food Pantry Network re: establishing an affordable, accessible food store/pharmacy in Cambridgeport and Riverside Neighborhoods. scanSep 12
  375. 375Communication from Anne Galvin, MIT Chief of Police, thanking the City Council for their recent resolution recognizing MIT for their donations of Crime Watch Signs to the City of Cambridge. scanSep 12
  376. 376Communication from Jerry Howard of the North Cambridge News thanking the City Council for their resolution on the "Tip" O'Neill issue. scanSep 12
  377. 377Home Rule legislation entitled "AN ACT AUTHORIZING THE CITY OF CAMBRIDGE TO USE CERTAIN PARK LAND TO CONSTRUCT AN EASTERN CAMBRIDGE YOUTH CENTER". - Chap. 209 Acts 1994 scanSep 12
  378. 378Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Nineteen regarding issues with Continental Cablevision. scanSep 12
  379. 379Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Thirty-Three regarding a check of the timing of the traffic lights at Inman Street and Massachusetts Avenue. scanSep 12
  380. 380RULES COMMITTEE REPORT - for a hearing held on July 19, 1994 relative to communications received by the City Council regarding Rule 20, 23, 23A, 25, and 37 of the City Council Rules. - also see #394 - reconsideration prevailed order to change Rule 20 was adopted. scanSep 12
  381. 381Communication from Attorney Edward Samp thanking the City Council for their resolution on the 50th anniversary of D-Day. scanSep 12
  382. 382Communication received from Lon Povich, Deputy Chief Legal Counsel in Governor Weld's Office re: the investigation into the Great American Brands plant closing. scanSep 12
  383. 383Communication from Archbishop Daniel Cronin thanking the City Council for their resolution on the death of Cornelius Cronin. scanSep 12
  384. 384Communication from Robert LaTremouille regarding the Stop & Shop proposed upzoning and rent control condo evictions. scanSep 12
  385. 385Communication from Paula Thompson regarding the Kendall Square Fire Station Seven. scanSep 12
  386. 386Order - re: set up goals and objectives session for the City Council in relation to the City Manager's contract. (Myers) scanSep 19
  387. 387Order - re: special committee to accomplish the goal of a supermarket in the Cambridgeport/Riverside neighborhood. (Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Vice Mayor Russell, Toomey and Walsh) scanSep 19
  388. 388ORDER WITHDRAWN AND PLACED ON FILE - mail in voter registration. (Duehay, Born, Myers, Sullivan, Toomey and Triantafillou) scanSep 19
  389. 389Order - re: bicycle paths in Cambridge, England be studied for possible implementation in Cambridge, MA. (Vice Mayor Russell, Born, Duehay, Myers, Sullivan and Triantafillou) scanSep 19
  390. 390Petition received from Anna Y. Fenn, l558 Mass. Ave., in opposition to the "Massachusetts Rent Control Prohibition Act." scanSep 19
  391. 391Communication from Margaret Plymire, l9 Garden Street, regarding the traffic modifications for the Arsenal Square area. scanSep 19
  392. 392Communication from the family of Sen Lee expressing appreciation for the expression of sympathy from the City Council. scanSep 19
  393. 393Communication from George Copitas re: elevators at the Manning Apartments, air conditioning at nursing homes and cable t.v. billing practices. scanSep 19
  394. 394RECONSIDERATION CARRIED - order which failed of adoption at the City Council meeting held on September 12, l994 on the proposed amendment to the Rule Twenty of the City Council Rules. Order Adopted. - see also #380 scanSep 19
  395. 395NO ACTION TAKEN PLACED ON FILE UNDER RULE NINETEEN OF THE CITY COUNCIL RULES - determination of need of the expansion of the Hospital. (Toomey and Walsh) scanSep 26
  396. 396Order - Cancellation of the December 5th, 1994 City Council Meeting for attendance to the Congress of Cities and Exposition Conference. (Sullivan, Duehay and Walsh) scanSep 26
  397. 397Information regarding the MONUMENT COMMITTEE. - report received & tabled on 11/6/95. Report placed on file - 11/20/95 - See Calendar Item[?] # 14 of 11/20/95 scanSep 26
  398. 398Information regarding the Federal Crime Bill. scanSep 26
  399. 399Order - Police Department utilize cable television in an effort to combat serious crime. (Vice Mayor Russell, Born, Duehay, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanSep 26
  400. 400Order - Hunger Committee renamed the Food Policy Committee. (Born, Vice Mayor Russell, Sullivan, Toomey and Triantafillou) scanSep 26
  401. 401Communication from the Chamber of Commerce regarding a study of the North Cambridge railroad safety. scanSep 26
  402. 402Communication from the Cambridge Chamber of Commerce congratulating the City of Cambridge for receiving $23.6 million dollars from the Transportation Improvement Program (TIP). scanSep 26
  403. 403Communication from Arnold Schutzberg regarding unsolicited advice on Proposition Nine and people of low, moderate and fixed income. scanSep 26
  404. 404Communication from Robert LaTremouille regarding a proposal to end condo evictions in Rent Control and 1969-1983 HUD Housing. scanSep 26
  405. 405Communication from the State Ethics Commission which found no violations of Conflict of Interest laws by the City Manager or the City Solicitor. scanSep 26
  406. 406Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Five regarding layoffs at the Cambridge Hospital. scanSep 26
  407. 407Order - RTPI to be brought to cable in Cambridge. (Toomey, Born, Duehay, Myers, Vice Mayor Russell, Sullivan, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanSep 26
  408. 408Information regarding the Radio and Television Portuguese International (RTPI) Programming hearing to be included in the basic cable package. scanSep 26
  409. 409Executive session to discuss litigation strategy relative to the Charles River Crossing. scanOct 3
  410. 410REPORT FROM THE JOINT COMMITTEE ON RULES AND GOVERNMENT OPERATIONS COMMITTEES - to consider the proposed home rule legislation to prohibit persons convicted of felonies from holding elective municipal office. scanOct 3
  411. 411Communication from the Cambridge Civic Association regarding State Ballot Question Number Nine. scanOct 3
  412. 412Notice of an investigation by the Department of Public Utilities of incentive regulation of gas and electric companies under its jurisdiction. scanOct 3
  413. 413Communication from Samali Kajubi and Alice White supporting the proposal to end condo evictions in Rent Control submitted by Robert LaTremouille at the Sept. 21, l994 City Council meeting. scanOct 3
  414. 414Communication from the Attorney General regarding Great American Brands. scanOct 3
  415. 415Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Thirty-Eight regarding an inspection for the possible installation of a handicapped ramp in the vicinity of the Henderson Carriage Building on Mass. Avenue in North Cambridge. scanOct 3
  416. 416Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Thirty-Seven regarding the placement of a tree at 99 Rindge Avenue. scanOct 3
  417. 417Communication from Rita Mandosa, 221 Mt. Auburn Street, regarding the overgrown weeds along the Charles River. Report received ll/7/94 - See Agenda # 8 of 11/7/94. scanOct 17
  418. 418Order - re: regulating the Privatization of City Service. (Councillors Toomey and Born) scanOct 17
  419. 419Order - re: cancellation of the November 28, 1994 City Council Meeting. (Councillors Walsh and Born) scanOct 17
  420. 420Report from the Government Operations Committee for a hearing held on October 6, 1994 to discuss the format of the City Manager's evaluation. scanOct 17
  421. 421Report from the Environment Committee for a briefing session held on April 28, 1994 to receive a presentation with regards to the Federal Clean Air Act, its potential impact on employee commuting and its impact on Cambridge. scanOct 17
  422. 422Report from the joint Committee on Rules and Government Operations for a joint hearing held on October 5, 1994 to receive public comment regarding proposed home rule legislation to prohibit persons convicted of felonies from holding elective municipal office in the City of Cambridge. scanOct 17
  423. 423Communication from Councillor Duehay transmitting a copy of the Massachusetts Municipal Association Legislative Bulletin dated October 7, 1994. scanOct 17
  424. 424Communication from Joan Collins, in agreement with the Article in the Boston Herald written by John Fitzgerald regarding the art display at the City Hall Annex. scanOct 17
  425. 425Communication from Claudia D. Ewart, 406 Marlboro Street, Boston, in support of Robert LaTremouille's proposal to end condo evictions in Cambridge. scanOct 17
  426. 426Communication from Rudolph S. Jellinek, 5 Kristin Court, Hyde Park, MA, in support of Robert LaTremouille's proposal to end condo evictions in Cambridge. scanOct 17
  427. 427Communication from Gerard A. LaTremouille, 286R Cherry Street, Middleboro, MA, in support of Robert LaTremouille's proposal to end condo evictions in Cambridge. scanOct 17
  428. 428Communication from Department of Public Utilities to revise the regulations governirg the procedures to be followed by gas corporations and municipalities. scanOct 17
  429. 429Communication from Arnold Schutzberg, 54 Fayette Street, regarding the eventuality if Question Nine passes. scanOct 17
  430. 430Communication from Robert B. Boulrice, President, Central Square Neighborhood Coalition, regarding Central Square being included in the Day of Service campaign scheduled for Saturday, October 22, 1994. scanOct 17
  431. 431Communication from Vivian Kurkjian, 86 Buckingham Street, expressing her displeasure with the chain of command which permitted the offensive art display in City Hall Annex. scanOct 17
  432. 432Communication from Vivian Kurkjian, 86 Buckingham Street, in opposition to Question Nine. scanOct 17
  433. 433Communication from James F. Shannon, 820 Mass. Ave., in support of Robert LaTremouille's proposal to end condo evictions in Cambridge. scanOct 17
  434. 434Communication from Arlen Wolpert, 411 Franklin Street, in support of Robert LaTremouille's proposal to end condo evictions in Cambridge. scanOct 17
  435. 435Communication from Sylvia Gilman, 5 Concord Ave., in support of Robert LaTremouille's proposal to end condo evictions in Cambridge. scanOct 17
  436. 436Communication from Sarah Wolfinsohn, 11 1/2 Hilliard Street, in support of Robert LaTremouille's proposal to end condo evictions in Cambridge. scanOct 17
  437. 437Communication from Joseph and Mildred Guffey, 1124 Mass. Ave., in support of Robert LaTremouille's proposal to end condo evictions in Cambridge. scanOct 17
  438. 438Communication from Charles W. Ladner, 8467 Woodland Rd., Millerville, MD, in support of Robert LaTremouille's proposal to end condo evictions in Cambridge. scanOct 17
  439. 439Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Thirty-Five regarding issues in a complaint letter from Flora Moon of 202 River Street. scanOct 17
  440. 440Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Forty-Nine regarding reports of inadequate street cleaning in the Area IV area. scanOct 17
  441. 441Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Forty-Six regarding the schedule of reconstruction of sidewalks on Linnaean Street. scanOct 17
  442. 442Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Forty-Five regarding the schedule for reconstruction of sidewalks on Walker Street. scanOct 17
  443. 443Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Thirty-Two regarding installing sidewalks and trees on Huron Avenue across from Fountain Terrace. scanOct 17
  444. 444Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Forty-Eight regarding utilizing cable TV to educate the community on crime prevention and to combat serious crime. scanOct 17
  445. 445Call of Special Meeting of Wednesday, October 19, 1994. scanOct 19
  446. 446Communication from William S. Noble, Cambridge Tenants Union, in support of the order opposing enactment of Question Nine. PETITION RECEIVED AT ROSTRUM ENCLOSED. scanOct 24
  447. 447Communication was received from James D'Entremont, Boston Coalition for Freedom of Expression, regarding the art exhibit at Gallery 57. scanOct 24
  448. 448Order - re: "Gallery 57" at City Hall Annex. (Vice Mayor Russell, Councillor Walsh, Sullivan and Toomey) scanOct 24
  449. 449Communication was received Bob Chatelle of the National Writers Union regarding the art exhibit at Gallery 57. scanOct 24
  450. 450Communication was received from Michael Brandon regarding ethics complaints against Robert W. Healy and Russell Higley. scanOct 24
  451. 451Communication was received from Jonathan Tasini, President of the Writers Union, regarding the art exhibit at Gallery 57. scanOct 24
  452. 452Order - re: ceremonial expenditures. (Mayor Reeves, Sullivan and Walsh) scanOct 24
  453. 453Communication was received from the Cambridge Food Pantry in reference to City Council Order Number Fifteen of September 17, 1994 regarding senior citizens directly impacted by the closing of Stop and Shop. scanOct 24
  454. 454Communication was received from Carolyn Boyes Watson regarding the necessity of a supermarket in the Cambridgeport/Riverside neighborhood. scanOct 24
  455. 455Communication was received from Star Poole regarding the noise pollution in the Central Square area. scanOct 24
  456. 456Communications received from various citizens supporting Robert LaTremouille's proposal to end condo evictions in Cambridge. scanOct 24
  457. 457REFERRED TO THE FINANCE COMMITTEE, RULES COMMITTEE AND THE CITY MANAGER - Order - re: information regarding various city departments, their functions, purpose and procedures. (Triantafillou, Born and Myers) scanOct 24
  458. 458Order - re: EMPLOYMENT AGREEMENT between the City and Robert W. Healy be amended to expire June 30, l997. (Mayor Reeves and Sullivan) scanOct 24
  459. 459Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Forty-Six regarding self-evaluation obligations under Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act. scanOct 24
  460. 460Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Seventeen regarding safety concerns with the location of the lights at the entrance to Walden Square on Sherman Street. scanOct 24
  461. 461Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Forty-Seven regarding relief for residents where there are continual sewer backups. scanOct 24
  462. 462Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Thirty-Two regarding reviewing the placement of the "Dead End" sign on Oakland Street. scanOct 24
  463. 463Communication from Jane Coker regarding the proposal to end condo eviction by Robert LaTremouille. scanOct 24
  464. 464Communication from Arnold Schutzberg, 54 Fayette Street, regarding fairness of the residential exemption. scanOct 24
  465. 465Order - re: graphic format for monthly statements of City's financial status. (Born and Triantafillou) scanOct 31
  466. 466Order - re: "Rules of the City Council as Amended". (Vice Mayor Russell, Born, Toomey and Triantafillou) scanOct 31
  467. 467FINANCE COMMITTEE REPORT - report from the City Manager and his staff on a five year financial projection for the city. scanOct 31
  468. 468HOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE REPORT - report from the Planning Board on the City's Growth Policy contained in Volume entitled "Toward a Sustainable Future". scanOct 31
  469. 469RULES COMMITTEE REPORT - reviewing the temporary rule change establishing the public comment period for the City Council meetings. scanNov 7
  470. 470Communication from William Noble regarding the Petrillo Case, 139 Magazine Street and the Pilgrim Case, 35-41 Jay Street. scanNov 7
  471. 471Communication received from Michael Devney in favor of Robert LaTremouille's proposal to end condo eviction. scanNov 7
  472. 472Communication received from Laura Sheffield, 218 Brookline Street, regarding walking shoppers in the Riverside/Cambridgeport area during the minter months. scanNov 7
  473. 473Communication received from CASPAR regarding an open discussion with the ESC Advisory Committee on Wednesday, November 9, 1994 at 7:00 P. M. at the Substance Abuse Task Force Headquarters at 19R Brookline Street. scanNov 7
  474. 474Communication received from Howard Hensleigh regarding damage to vehicle caused by careless spray painting at the Alewife Bridge site. scanNov 7
  475. 475Communication received from the Cambridge Food Pantry Network regarding the nutritional needs survey. scanNov 7
  476. 476Communication received from Nancy Woods, 4 Hastings Square regarding the Stop & Shop closing on Memorial Drive. scanNov 7
  477. 477Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Twenty-One, regarding recommendations of the Vanasse Hanger Brustlin Association Traffic and Parking Study relating to the hospital. scanNov 7
  478. 478Order - re: Rules Committee is requested to consider and recommend procedures to be used for public comment. (Duehay) scanNov 7
  479. 479Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Fourteen, relative to the "Report of the Mayor's Health Care Commission to Mayor Menino." scanNov 7
  480. 480Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Fifty-Seven regarding an informational picket conducted at the Cambridge Hospital. scanNov 7
  481. 481Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Thirty-One, regarding establishing ways for residents/senior citizens who cannot attend public hearing on bicycle safety to call in concerns and comments. scanNov 7
  482. 482Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Seven, regarding issues with wood burning stoves. scanNov 7
  483. 483Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Eleven regarding an update of the Cambridge Housing Authority waiting list. scanNov 7
  484. 484Response to Awaiting Report Item Number One regarding the feasibility of providing child care service for parents attending the City Council meetings. scanNov 7
  485. 485Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Thirteen regarding appropriating funds to hire assistants at each of the Community Schools. scanNov 7
  486. 486Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Fifty-One regarding issues with handicap ramps during the Winter months due to ice/snow. scanNov 7
  487. 487Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Seventeen regarding renaming the Commission on Nuclear Disarmament and Peace Education. scanNov 7
  488. 488Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Twenty-Five regarding the possibility of renewing the Fourth of July Celebration at Danehy Park. scanNov 7
  489. 489Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Nineteen regarding the feasibility of establishing an ordinance on light control. scanNov 7
  490. 490Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Sixteen regarding the feasibility of making City Council meetings more accessible to Cambridge's visually impaired population. scanNov 7
  491. 491Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Forty-Six regarding a report on grants for funding Radio Concorde. scanNov 7
  492. 492Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Twenty-Four regarding a status report on the Lexington Conservation Commission hearing on the Massachusetts Highway Department's proposed expansion of Route 2A. scanNov 7
  493. 493Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Fifty-Three regarding overgrown weeds along the Charles River. scanNov 7
  494. 494Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Ten regarding a traffic study of Harvard and Columbia Streets. scanNov 7
  495. 495Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Fifty-Six regarding a complaint from Mr. Barry Savenor of 72-74 Kirkland Street. scanNov 7
  496. 496Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Thirty-Nine regarding enforcement of the truck ban on Fresh Pond Parkway. scanNov 7
  497. 497Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Forty-Seven regarding the policy on credits given to cable subscribers who lose service for significant amounts of time. scanNov 7
  498. 498Amended order to discontinue Pilgrim Street. See 1994 Sundries #328 for original order. Also see Sundries 1995 # 12 for second amended order. scanNov 14
  499. 499Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Forty-Four regarding traffic safety on Concord Avenue. scanNov 14
  500. 500NO ACTION TAKEN - PLACED ON FILE UNDER RULE NINETEEN - ORDER re: provide new home rule legislation that will protect elderly, low and moderate income should Question Nine prevail. (Walsh, Vice Mayor Russell and Sullivan) scanNov 14
  501. 501NO ACTION TAKEN - PLACED ON FILE UNDER RULE NINETEEN - response to Awaiting Report Item Number Fifteen regarding a further report on comparison of senior citizens greens fees. scanNov 14
  502. 502NO ACTION TAKEN - PLACED ON FILE UNDER RULE NINETEEN - response to Awaiting Report Item Number Eighteen regarding door-to-door solicitation ordinance proposal. scanNov 14
  503. 503Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Fifty-Eight regarding potential overpayments of insurance policies by retired school department employees. scanNov 14
  504. 504Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Twelve regarding a report on parking meter usage in mixed residential/commercial areas. scanNov 14
  505. 505Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Twenty regarding a report on independent contractors hired by the city. scanNov 14
  506. 506Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Fifty regarding a program to identify, mark and enforce safety at heavily used pedestrian crossings. scanNov 14
  507. 507Communication from Robert J. LaTremouille, 348 Franklin Street, regarding provisions to be included in any tenant protection proposal. scanNov 16
  508. 508Communication from Robert J. LaTremouille, 348 Franklin Street, regarding the issue of condo eviction protections. scanNov 16
  509. 509Communication from Tammy Hill, ll Story Street urging the City Council and tenants to concentrate on the solution to help those that will be most affected on January 1, 1995. scanNov 16
  510. 510Communication from Arnold Schutzberg, 54 Fayette Street, transmitting his four step program on focusing on the deserving. scanNov 16
  511. 511Communication from Alex Steinbergh on behalf of a group of property owners, assuring existing tenants that they can continue to live in their current apartments until the city or state adopts a subsidy program. scanNov 16
  512. 512Communication from Vincent Dixon transmitting suggested rent control measures. scanNov 16
  513. 513Communication from CEOC transmitting Affordable Housing Rent Control Program home rule petition. scanNov 16
  514. 514Communication from Drew Owen Parkin, 15 Thingvalla Avenue, transmitting his views on rent control. scanNov 16
  515. 515Communication from Steve Anderson, 16 Francis Avenue, requesting the City Council to find a creative solution to the transitional needs of low income tenants. scanNov 16
  516. 516Communication from Marianne Donnelly regarding the proposal submitted by Alex Steinbergh. scanNov 16
  517. 517Communication from D. Margaret Drury transmitting a memorandum regarding the legislative process for enactment of Home Rule petition. scanNov 16
  518. 518Communication from Councillor Myers transmitting a document entitled "Key Variables of a Solution." scanNov 16
  519. 519SPECIAL MEETING OF TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1994. (RECONVENED TO NOVEMBER 16, 1994 AND NOVEMBER 17, 1994.) scanNov 17
  520. 520Communication from Sidi Belkziz, 276 Harvard Street, requesting the City Council to resolve the matter of Question Nine. scanNov 17
  521. 521Communication from Amy Vogelgesang, 5 Irving Terrace, requesting the City Council to set up a pool of money to provide housing subsidies for those in need. scanNov 17
  522. 522Communication from Michael R. Buck, 24 1/2 Antrim Street, requesting the City Council to address some basic inequities in the Rent Control system. scanNov 17
  523. 523Communication received from Robert J. LaTremouille, 348 Franklin Street, regarding the relationship of "minimum rent" concept to Rooming House/ S.R.O. Tenants. scanNov 17
  524. 524JOINT COMMITTEE REPORT FROM RENT CONTROL AND HOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT - to consider the outcome of Question Nine in the state wide elections. scanNov 17
  525. 525Communication from Tara Toolan, 16 Francis Avenue, transmitting her belief that Rent Control as it now stands needs to be reformed. scanNov 18
  526. 526Communication from Vivian Kurkjian, 86 Buckingham Street, transmitting some proposals to revise Rent Control. scanNov 18
  527. 527Communication from R. Philip Dowds, President, Cambridge Civic Association, transmitting proposals for Rent Control Program reforms. scanNov 18
  528. 528Communication from Young C. Kim, 17 Sherman Bridge Road, Wayland, Massachusetts requesting the City Council to consider the plight of small landlords who own non-owner occupied buildings. scanNov 18
  529. 529Communication from Anne Macaulay, 1697 Cambridge Street, # 3, registering her opposition to the automatic decontrol of 4-6 unit buildings and condominiums. scanNov 20
  530. 530Communication from Peter Daly, Executive Director, Cambridge Neighborhood Apartment Housing Services, Inc., 678 Mass. Ave., Room 303, transmitting principles to be included in a Home Rule Petition regarding Question Nine. scanNov 20
  531. 531Communication from Jane Butler, P. O. Box 214, Cambridge transmitting a proposal of gradual percentage rent increase market transition control. scanNov 20
  532. 532Communication from Jo Cole urging the City Council to submit a proposal that saves most for a future Cambridge. scanNov 20
  533. 533Communication from June Sekera, 454 Green street, urging the City Council not to reinstate Rent Control. scanNov 20
  534. 534Communication from Robert LaTremouille, 348 Franklin Street, regarding State Condo Eviction Enabling Legislation. scanNov 20
  535. 535Communication from Catherine Anderson, 52 Garden street, # 4, urging the City Council to support a law that would guarantee affordable rents in Cambridge. scanNov 20
  536. 536Communication from Marylin Eastwood, 52 Garden Street, urging the City Council to support a plan to help tenants of moderate means. scanNov 20
  537. 537Communication from Kate Byrne, 158 Brookline Street, # 3, urging the City Council to take a strong home rule petition to keep rent control. scanNov 20
  538. 538Communication from Amy J. Fripp, 21 Chauncy Street, # 24, regarding vacancy decontrol. scanNov 20
  539. 539Communication from Frances Collins, Director, Cambridge Head Start/Daycare/Daycare in support of the CEOC plan for the "Affordable Housing Rent Control Program." scanNov 20
  540. 540CALL OF SPECIAL MEETING FOR NOVEMBER 21, 1994 AT 9:00 A. M. scanNov 21
  541. 541Order - re: pedestrian safety at the Truss Bridge reconstruction at Alewife. (Vice Mayor Russell, Born, duehay, Myers, Sullivan, Toomey and Triantafillou) scanNov 21
  542. 542Order - re: refiling the home rule legislation. (Born, Duehay, Myers and Vice Mayor Russell) scanNov 21
  543. 543Communication from State Representative Timothy J. Toomey, Jr. which provides an update on the status of home rule petitions before the Legislature along with an order which the City Council may wish to adopt to direct the City Clerk to refile certain home rule petitions. scanNov 21
  544. 544Communication from Councillor Myers transmitting a Compromise Plan which is a variation of the City Manager's Option Three. scanNov 21
  545. 545Order - re: implementing Chapter 400, Homelessness Protection and Bankruptcy Prevent Act for the City of Cambridge. (Councillor Triantafillou) PLACED ON FILE. scanNov 21
  546. 546Update on City's planning for eventuality that initiative petition 93-19 is adopted. scanNov 21
  547. 547Communication from Save Our Neighborhood regarding the Traffic and Parking Report for the hospital expansion. scanNov 21
  548. 548Communication from Thomas Brachko urging support for bills inter alia to reform immigration and welfare, balance the federal budget, enforce use of the English language. scanNov 21
  549. 549Communication from Cambridge Food Pantry Network announcing its annual Cambridge Bread and Justice Food Drive which will be held on November 14 - December 31, 1994. scanNov 21
  550. 550Communication from the Cambridge Civic Association regarding new rules for public participation in City Council meetings. scanNov 21
  551. 551Communication from the Cambridge Civic Association congratulating Robert Healy for the Home Rule Petition efforts. scanNov 21
  552. 552Communication from Stephen Collins, 31 Buena Vista Park re: the laws that govern massage therapy in Cambridge. (Report received 12/12/94 - See Agenda # 11 of 12/12/94) scanNov 21
  553. 553Communication from Richard Brown regarding the Stop & Shop on Memorial Drive. scanNov 21
  554. 554Several communications from various citizens re: Robert LaTremouille's proposal to end condo eviction. scanNov 21
  555. 555Communication from the family of Debra Sullivan thanking the city Council for their expression of sympathy. scanNov 21
  556. 556Order - re: prepare a small collation for the new member of the City Council to occur at his/her first meeting. (Sullivan) scanDec 12
  557. 557Order - re: Affordable Housing Commission be established in Cambridge. (Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Vice Mayor Russell and Triantafillou) scanDec 12
  558. 558Order - re: newspaper boxes and other boxes which dispense advertising material. (Vice Mayor Russell, Duehay, Born, Sullivan and Toomey) scanDec 12
  559. 559Communication from John E. Flynn, Deputy City Clerk, transmitting a communication from Councillor Toomey regarding the Lechmere MBTA Station token sale hours. scanDec 12
  560. 560GOVERNMENT OPERATIONS COMMITTEE REPORT - for a hearing held on November 9, 1994 for the purpose of discussing the travel policy and reimbursement mechanism credit card use and the role of the City Auditor in the upcoming budget process. scanDec 12
  561. 561PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE REPORT - for a hearing held on September 28, 1994 for the purpose of reviewing the recent crime statistics, status report on the community policing initiative and implication of the Federal Crime Bill and State Legislation vis a vis funding mechanism. scanDec 12
  562. 562Communication received from Attorney General Scott Harshbarger thanking the City Council for their resolution. scanDec 12
  563. 563Communication received from Anne and Mary Elizabeth Hooker thanking the City Council for their resolution for Robert Hooker. scanDec 12
  564. 564Communication received from Joseph Manley of Save Our Neighborhood regarding his resignation from SON. scanDec 12
  565. 565Communication received from the DPU regarding a joint petition of Boston Edison, Cambridge Electric, Commonwealth Electric, Fitchburg Gas and Electric, Western Massachusetts Electric for approval by the Dept. for new regulations to govern the companies integrated resource planning and procurement process. scanDec 12
  566. 566Communication received from Ted Darling thanking the City Council for making the Darling Square dedication a success. scanDec 12
  567. 567Communication received from Frances Wirta regarding the Stop & Shop on Memorial Dr. scanDec 12
  568. 568Communication received from the family of John Murphy thanking the Council for their expression of sympathy. scanDec 12
  569. 569Communication received from Dottie McMath thanking the City Council for their resolution on the death of her husband "Mac". scanDec 12
  570. 570Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Forty-Seven regarding the condition of Tobin Park. (For original Order see 1994 City Manager Requests # 410) scanDec 12
  571. 571Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Forty-Six regarding a communication from Stephen Collins concerning the status of massage therapy laws in Cambridge. (For Original Communication see 1994 Sundries # 552) scanDec 12
  572. 572Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Thirty-Three regarding whether street festivals and other public celebrations sanctioned or sponsored by the City are required to comply with the terms of the Noise Ordinance. (For Original Order see 1994 City Manager Requests #369.) scanDec 12
  573. 573Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Thirty-Two regarding restricting heavy trucks from operating on Alberta Terrace. (For Original Order see 1994 City Manager Requests #375.) scanDec 12
  574. 574Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Eleven regarding locating a dog run area in Cambridgeport. (For Original Order see City Manager Requests #252.) scanDec 12
  575. 575Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Twenty-Six regarding the policy on house and car alarms. - For original order see 1994 - City Manager requests # 317 scanDec 12
  576. 576Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Twenty-Two regarding a report on residential value calculations. (For Original Order see 1994 City Manager Requests #313.) scanDec 12
  577. 577Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Twenty-Eight regarding shuttle busses at the Sheraton-Commander Hotel. (For Original Order see 1994 City Manager Requests #342.) scanDec 12
  578. 578Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Twenty-Nine regarding the enforcement of bicycle riders on the sidewalks. (For Original Communication see 1994 Highways #161.) scanDec 12
  579. 579Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Thirty-Five regarding whether the use of leaf blowers violates the Noise Ordinance. (For Original Order see 1994 City Manager Requests #370.) scanDec 12
  580. 580Order - re: all items on the 1994 City Council Calendar be placed on file December 31, 1994 subject to recall. (Duehay, Born and Triantafillou) scanDec 19
  581. 581Communication from the Election Commission regarding the results of the redistribution of former City Councillor William H. Walsh's ballots and declaring Anthony Galluccio to be elected to fill the vacancy. scanDec 19
  582. 582REPORT FROM THE CIVIL AND HUMAN RIGHTS COMMITTEE - for a hearing held on November 3, 1994 to receive a report on the City's Affirmative Action Plan. scanDec 19
  583. 583Response to Awaiting Report Items Numbered Twelve, Thirteen, Twenty-One and Twenty-Four regarding food stores and supermarkets in Cambridge. (REP. # 12 - see 1994 City Manager Requests # 298; REP. # 13 - see 1994 City Manager Requests # 297; REP. # 21 - see 1994 City Manager Requests #346 and REP. # 24 - see 1994 City Manager Requests #376 for the original orders.) scanDec 19
  584. 584Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Twenty regarding pedestrian safety improvements on Mass. Ave. near Barsamians Food store. (For original order see 1994 City Manager Requests # 322.) scanDec 19
  585. 585Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Fourteen regarding designing a Master Plan with MDC for the Cambridge side of the Charles River. (For original order see 1994 City Manager Requests # 289.) scanDec 19
  586. 586PLACED ON FILE PURSUANT TO ORDER NUMBER ONE - Outside counsel hired as special employees of the City. (Walsh) scanDec 19
  587. 587PLACED ON FILE PURSUANT TO ORDER NUMBER ONE - what services the City of Cambridge can provide to offer legal advice to those who are faced with responding to rent increases or eviction notices. (Born, Duehay, Myers, Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Russell, Triantafillou) scanDec 19
  588. 588PLACED ON FILE PURSUANT TO ORDER NUMBER ONE - The Federal Clean Air Act, to close Middlesex Street on Sundays from dawn until 7:00 p. m. (Triantafillou) scanDec 19
  589. 589PLACED ON FILE PURSUANT TO ORDER NUMBER ONE - Opposition to the Commonwealth Day School's desired home at ll3 Brattle Street in Cambridge. (Mayor Reeves, Sullivan, Toomey and Vice Mayor Russell) scanDec 19
  590. 590PLACED ON FILE PURSUANT TO ORDER NUMBER ONE - Development of a supermarket in the Riverside Cambridgeport neighborhoods. (Myers) scanDec 19
  591. 591PLACED ON FILE PURSUANT TO ORDER NUMBER ONE - Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Twenty-Three of Nov. 7, 1994 regarding a report on alternative shopping buses for senior citizens due to Stop & Shop on Memorial Drive closing. scanDec 19
  592. 592PLACED ON FILE PURSUANT TO ORDER NUMBER ONE - Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Thirty-Eight of Nov. 7, l994 regarding the issue of credit cards to employees and elected officials. scanDec 19
  593. 593PLACED ON FILE PURSUANT TO ORDER NUMBER ONE - Pending orders to be acted on. (Triantafillou) scanDec 19
  594. 594Call of Special City Council Meeting for December 30, 1994. scanDec 30
  595. 595Call of Special City Council Meeting for December 31. 1994. (MEETING CANCELLED) scanDec 31

City Manager Requests

432 actions · № 1–432
  1. 1Councillor Sullivan, Mayor Reeves re: Lighting and sidewalk conditions on Arrow Street. scanJan 10
  2. 2Councillors Toomey, Born, Duehay, Myers, Triantafillou re: Publicizing the names and locations of the various municipal and private off street parking facilities that allow overnight parking during snow storms. scanJan 10
  3. 3Councillors Triantafillou, Born, Russell, Sullivan, Toomey re: Train safety between Alewife and Porter Square station. Report received 2/7/94 See Agenda #15 of 2/7/94 scanJan 10
  4. 4Councillors Walsh, Born, Duehay re: An outdoor skating area for the rest of the winter at the Agassiz School area. scanJan 10
  5. 5Vice mayor Russell re: Sign "left turn on left arrow only in Porter Square to enter Somerville Avenue. scanJan 10
  6. 6Councillors Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Reeves, Triantafillou re: Status of the "Expiring Use" buildings in Cambridge. 1st rep. rec. 2/7/94 See 1994 Sundries #36 - 2nd rep. rec. 2/28/94 See Agenda #6 of 2/28/94 scanJan 10
  7. 7Councillors Sullivan, Born, Russell, Triantafillou re: Snow removal at MBTA stations. scanJan 10
  8. 8Councillors Toomey, Reeves, Russell, Sullivan re: Replace tattered United States flags and veterans M.I.A. flags on all municipal and school building grounds. scanJan 10
  9. 9Vice Mayor Russell, Reeves re: feasibility of installing a stop sign at the corner of Norfolk/Bishop Allen Drive. scanJan 24
  10. 10Councillor Triantafillou, Born re: Child care services for parents attending City Council meetings. (Report received 11/7/94 - See Agenda # 11 of 11/7/94) scanJan 24
  11. 11Mayor Reeves, Councillors Myers, Triantafillou re: erect a sign directing people to the Young Women's Christian Association. scanJan 24
  12. 12Vice Mayor Russell, Councillors Sullivan, Triantafillou re: Traffic control at Sherman Street in the vicinity of the construction near the railroad crossing. scanJan 24
  13. 13Vice Mayor Russell, Councillors, Duehay, Toomey, Triantafillou re: request to confer with General Manager of MBTA to take immediate steps to lower speed limit to 25 mph on all trains between Porter and Alewife. scanJan 24
  14. 14Vice Mayor Russell, Councillors Sullivan, Triantafillou re: North Cambridge Stabilization Committee's sub-committee on railroad safety. scanJan 24
  15. 15Councillor Sullivan, Myers, re: consideration to the Parking Control Officers assigned to outdoor duty during the present weather conditions. scanJan 24
  16. 16Councillor Sullivan, Reeves re: Traffic study in the DeWolfe Street area. scanJan 24
  17. 17Councillors Sullivan, Born, Russell, Triantafillou, Walsh re: accessibility to crosswalk buttons for safe pedestrian passage. scanJan 24
  18. 18Councillor Walsh, Russell re: residential tax exemptions. scanJan 24
  19. 19Councillor Walsh, Born, Duehay, Russell, Sullivan, Triantafillou re: ice accumulations on sidewalks and streets, especially difficult for senior citizens. scan—
  20. 20Councillor Born, Duehay, Triantafillou re: plan for hiring a new Director of Traffic and Parking. scan—
  21. 21Councillor Sullivan, Duehay, Walsh re: hazardous lighting in the Sullivan Chambers. scan—
  22. 22Councillor Myers, Born, Triantafillou re: removal of snow and ice from sidewalks and evaluation as to whether any city temporary personnel might be of use in this area. scan—
  23. 23Councillor Myers, Born, Triantafillou re: snow and ice removal policies in the City of Cambridge. scan—
  24. 24Councillor Duehay, Born, Reeves, Russell, Triantafillou re: request the Police Dept. to enforce the speed limit on Walden Street. scan—
  25. 25Councillor Duehay, Born, Myers, Sullivan, Triantafillou re: request to analyze the snow emergency/snow removal procedures of Montreal for possible employment in Cambridge. scan—
  26. 26Councillor Triantafillou re: MBTA to post bus schedules at bus stops and to ensure the placement of said schedules. scanJan 31
  27. 27Councillors Duehay, Born, Myers, Russell, Sullivan, Triantafillou, Walsh re: the traffic lights at Garden Street/Concord Avenue fully signalized. scanJan 31
  28. 28Councillors Sullivan, Triantafillou, Walsh re: plowing, sanding and salting of Mayor Thomas W. Danehy Park. scanJan 31
  29. 29Councillors Walsh, Russell, Sullivan re: develop a written policy which will contain some options for residents of private ways to obtain snow removal and sanding services from the City. scan—
  30. 30Vice Mayor Russell, Councillor Triantafillou re: trucks parked overnight in the MBTA turnaround on Rindge Avenue. Report received 2/28/94 - See Agenda #4 of 2/18/94 scan—
  31. 31Councillors Sullivan, Duehay and Mayor Reeves re: FY95 Capital Budget to make capital improvements in Central Square. scanFeb 7
  32. 32Vice Mayor Russell, Councillors Born, Triantafillou, Myers, Duehay re: problem of trucks going to Portland Stoneware on Pemberton in violation of time restrictions. scanFeb 7
  33. 33Councillors Born, Triantafillou re: Inventory of all City owned real property disposed of or acquired in the last fifty years. REPORT RECEIVED 5/2/94 - SEE AGENDA # 4 OF 5/2/94. scanFeb 7
  34. 34Councillors Born, Duehay, Toomey, Triantafillou re: Citizen participation in the life and affairs of the City of Cambridge. Rep. rec. & referred back to City Manager 6/27/94. Second report received 8/1/94 - See Agenda # 16 of 8/1/94. For first report see Sundries #322. scanFeb 7
  35. 35Councillors Walsh, Duehay, Sullivan, Triantafillou, Russell re: Questionnaire contained in the Central Square Coalition, Inc, newsletter. scanFeb 7
  36. 36Councillors, Sullivan, Russell, Toomey and Walsh re: the Cambridge Police Patrol Officers Association and Cambridge Police Superior Officers Association negotiations for a new contract. scanFeb 14
  37. 37Councillors Duehay, Born, Myers, Triantafillou re: draft amendments to the Cambridge Noise Ordinance. scanFeb 14
  38. 38Councillor Duehay, Triantafillou, Walsh re: Installation of Fiber Optic Cables. (Report received 5/16/94 - See Agenda # 5 of 5/16/94) scanFeb 14
  39. 39Councillor Duehay re: removal of the "No turn on red" signs at the corner of Craigie Street and Concord Ave. scanFeb 14
  40. 40Vice Mayor Russell, Councillors Born, Duehay, Sullivan, Triantafillou, Walsh, Reeves re: meeting at North Cambridge Senior Center to discuss problems with bus service as it relates to senior citizens. scanFeb 14
  41. 41Councillors Sullivan, Duehay, Vice Mayor Russell, Councillors Toomey, Triantafillou Walsh and Reeves re: Prevailing Wage Law and its requirements. Rep rec. 2/28/94 - See Agenda #5 of 2/28/94 scanFeb 14
  42. 42Councillor Sullivan, Toomey, Walsh, Russell re: Use of the O'Connell Branch Library. scanFeb 14
  43. 43Vice Mayor Russell, Councillors Born, Duehay, Myers, Sullivan, Toomey, Walsh, Reeves re: CPR classes for all employees of City Hall who desires to take them. Report received 5/2/94 - See Agenda # 1 of 5/2/94. scanFeb 14
  44. 44Mayor Reeves, Councillors Born, Duehay, Myers, Sullivan, Triantafillou Walsh, Russell re: City departments and agencies respond promptly all citizens inquiries and complaints. scanFeb 14
  45. 45Councillor Walsh, Duehay, Sullivan, Russell re: Congratulations to Continental Cablevision and WGBH on their new series "The Diploma Connection" to be televised on Channel 3. scanFeb 14
  46. 46Councillor Walsh, Sullivan, Russell re: request written report on what caused the blackout of Continental Cablevision on February 5, 1994 between 9PM and 1AM. Rep. rec. 3/7/94 - See Agenda #3 of 3/7/94 scanFeb 14
  47. 47Vice Mayor Russell, Councillors Born, Duehay, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou, Walsh re: signage on Churchill Avenue in front of Burns Apartments to ensure that spaces are left open during snow emergencies for access by emergency vehicles. scanFeb 28
  48. 48Vice Mayor Russell, Councillor Duehay, re: Removal or repair of the unsightly bulletin board which is located directly in front of City Hall. scanFeb 28
  49. 49Vice Mayor Russell, Councillors Duehay, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou, Walsh re: towing services for disabled people who are on an exempt list who are unable to move their cars for snow removal and street cleaning. scanFeb 28
  50. 50Vice Mayor Russell, Councillors Duehay, Sullivan, Toomey, Walsh, Reeves re: Make up day for street cleaning in District B especially on Broadway in the vicinity of Sennott Park. Rep. rec. 3/21/94 - See Agenda #4 of 3/21/94. scanFeb 28
  51. 51Councillor Duehay, Born, Myers, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou, Walsh, Russell re: conduct a study of the traffic intersections in Porter Square, including the areas around Upland Road, Porter Exchange, the RR bridge and the T station and the shopping mall. Report received 5//23/94 - See Agenda # 2 of 5/23/94 scanFeb 28
  52. 52Councillor Duehay, Born, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou, Walsh, Russell re: Bus shelter for bus passengers across from the hospital for those travelling west on Mt. Auburn Street. scanFeb 28
  53. 53Councillor Duehay, Born, Sullivan, Triantafillou, Toomey re: confer with the MBTA to determine whether it is possible to improve the westward bus schedule for buses 71 and 73. scanFeb 28
  54. 54Councillor Toomey, Walsh re: Open Meeting Law Deliberation of the Citizens Advisory Committee on the Cambridge Hospital expansion. Rep. accepted 3/21/94 See Cal. Item # 1 of 3/21/94 scan—
  55. 55Councillor Walsh, Sullivan, Toomey, Russell re: potholes that have developed throughout the City as a result of the many snow storms. scan—
  56. 56Councillor Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Triantafillou, Walsh, Russell re: neighborhood meeting concerning the Sherman Street reconstruction project. scan—
  57. 57Councillor Sullivan, Toomey, Walsh re: surveying Rufo Road and drawing up a plan which includes the construction of a sidewalk. scan—
  58. 58Councillor Sullivan, Duehay, Walsh, Russell re: Investigate the existence of "handicap ramps" at Matignon Road and Muller Avenue. scan—
  59. 59Vice Mayor Russell, Councillors Toomey, Walsh, Born, Duehay, Myers, Sullivan, Triantafillou re: sewer conditions on Franklin Street. Rep. rec. 3/21/94 - See Agenda #5 of 3/21/94. scan—
  60. 60Vice Mayor Russell Councillors Duehay, Sullivan, Toomey, Walsh re: Feasibility of acquiring the MDC Skating Rink on Gore Street. Rep. rec. 6/13/94 - See Agenda # 1 of 6/13/94. scan—
  61. 61Transmitting communication from the R.W. Healy re: the clearance of sidewalks of snow. scan—
  62. 62Councillor Walsh, Myers, Sullivan re: letter from Astrid A. Dodds regarding unshoveled sidewalks and other problems with various owners. scan—
  63. 63Councillor Born, Triantafillou, Russell re: better enforcement of the ordinance regarding sidewalk clearance. scan—
  64. 64Vice Mayor Russell, Born, Duehay, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou re: Low level radioactive waste material storage and dumping. Rep. rec. 3/28/94 - See Agenda #6 of 3/28/94 scanMar 7
  65. 65Vice Mayor Russell, Born, Duehay, Sullivan, Triantafillou re: Legislation pending re: Massachusetts Planning and Development a.k.a Growing Smart. scanMar 7
  66. 66Vice Mayor Russell, Born, Sullivan, Toomey, Walsh re: Location for service center in North Cambridge for the North Cambridge Crime Task Force. Rep. rec. 6/27/94 - See Agenda #7 of 6/27/94 scanMar 7
  67. 67Councillor Toomey re: develop a program and necessary legislation to provide for a transfer tax on industrial, commercial and luxury residential property. Rent Control Program scanMar 7
  68. 68Councillor Sullivan, Russell, Walsh re: Confer with the Director of Traffic and Parking re: residential side of Camp Street resident parking only. scanMar 7
  69. 69Councillor Toomey, Born, Triantafillou re: Report on the procedure to be followed by municipal departments in the procurement of real property. Rep. rec. 3/28/94 - Charter Right Councillor Toomey -4/4/94 referred back to City Manager on motion of Toomey. See Sundries 1994 # 139 for first report. Second rep. rec. 6/13/94 - See Agenda # 10 of 6/13/94. scanMar 7
  70. 70Councillor Toomey, Walsh re: Prepare status report on the proposed "Needle Exchange Program. Rep. rec. - See Agenda #4 of 4/4/94 scanMar 21
  71. 71Councillor Born, Duehay, Triantafillou, Russell, Reeves re: Portland Stoneware loading and sending trucks out before 7 a.m. Rep. rec. 4/11/94 - See Agenda #4 of 4/11/94 scanMar 21
  72. 72Councillor Born, Duehay, Sullivan, Triantafillou, Reeves, re: Chronic sewer backups in basements of the Franklin Street area around Hancock and Soden Streets scan—
  73. 73Councillor Duehay, Born, Triantafillou re: Review the duties, authority and composition of the current Traffic Board. Rep. rec. 6/27/94 - See Agenda # 4 of 6/27/94. scan—
  74. 74Councillor Duehay, Born, Triantafillou, Russell, Reeves re: Study the intersections at Porter Square to ensure that they are convenient and safe for pedestrians. scan—
  75. 75Councillor Duehay, Born, Triantafillou re: Green Rubber Company's relocation of business outside Cambridge. Rep. rec. 4/11/94 - See Agenda #3 of 4/11/94 scan—
  76. 76Councillor Duehay, Born, Triantafillou re: Study of traffic intersection at Craigie and Berkeley Street to recommend changes to improve traffic and pedestrian safety. (Report received 5/16/94 - See Agenda # 6 of 5/16/94) scan—
  77. 77Councillor Duehay, Toomey, Born, Triantafillou Walsh re: Speeding of truck load restriction on Walden Street. scan—
  78. 78Councillor Walsh, Triantafillou re: Special commission of Cambridge residents to study the existing structure of various city agencies, departments, and boards to study cost savings. - rep received 3/20/95 - See Agenda # 16 of 3/20/95 scan—
  79. 79Councillor Walsh, Triantafillou re: The Task Force on vending trucks. (Report received 5/16/94 - See Agenda # 8 of 5/16/94) scan—
  80. 80Councillor Walsh, Triantafillou re: Salaries paid to the Election Commission. Rep. rec. 5/16/94 - See Agenda # 11 of 5/16/94 - REPORT SUBMITTED WITH BUDGET. scan—
  81. 81Councillor Walsh, Russell re: City Council's role on hiring process. scan—
  82. 82Councillor Walsh, Sullivan, Triantafillou, Russell re: Appearance of graffiti. scan—
  83. 83Vice Mayor Russell, Councillor Triantafillou, Walsh re: Violations of City Ordinances. scan—
  84. 84Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Russell, Councillors Born, Duehay, Triantafillou, Walsh, Reeves re: Safe demolition of the Oxford Street Garage. scan—
  85. 85Councillors Toomey, Duehay, Sullivan, Triantafillou, Walsh, Russell re: Installing cross-hatching at the entrance of Lincoln Way across Walden Street to the Raymond Street Field. scan—
  86. 86Councillor Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Triantafillou, re: Cleaning of monuments in Longfellow Park. scan—
  87. 87Councillor Born, Duehay, re: Vacant seats on the Water Board in Cambridge. (Report taken off 12/12/94 due to appointments made to Water Board on 12/12/94.) scan—
  88. 88Councillor Born re: Prospective new Managing Director has no experience in the management of water systems. scan—
  89. 89Councillor Walsh, Russell re: Budget Hearings. scanMar 28
  90. 90Councillor Toomey, Sullivan, Triantafillou, Russell, Reeves re: Lay-offs of nursing staff and employees of Local 195 at Cambridge Hospital. scanMar 28
  91. 91Councillor Sullivan, Triantafillou re: Notification of any affirmative and defensive litigation. scanMar 28
  92. 92Councillor Duehay, Born, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou, Russell, Reeves re: Underage Drinking Task Force. (Report received 5/16/94 - Seen Agenda # 3 of 5/16/94) scanApr 4
  93. 93Vice Mayor Russell, Councillors Born, Myers, Sullivan, Triantafillou re: Source of gas odors from the gas transmission facility at end of Brookford St. in North Cambridge. Report received 4/25/94 - See Agenda # 4 of 4/25/94. scanApr 4
  94. 94Vice Mayor Russell, Councillors Born, Duehay, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou, Walsh re: Repavement of Prospect Street. Report received 4/25/94. See Agenda # 2 of 4/25/94. scanApr 4
  95. 95Councillor Born, Duehay, Toomey, Triantafillou, Reeves re: The Summer Food Program for Children Award. Report received 4/25/94. See Agenda # 5 of 4/25/94. scanApr 4
  96. 96Councillor Born, Duehay, Triantafillou, Russell re: What laws officers are empowered to enforce regarding Portland Stoneware Company. scanApr 4
  97. 97Councillor Born, Duehay, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou, Walsh, Reeves re: Volume of truck traffic on residential streets in Cambridge. Report received 4/25/94. See Agenda # 13 of 4/25/94. scanApr 4
  98. 98Vice Mayor Russell, Councillors Duehay, Sullivan, Triantafillou, Walsh re: Installing bicycle racks at the Harrington School. scanApr 4
  99. 99Councillor Walsh, Sullivan, Toomey, Russell, Reeves re: 121A tax relief in order to induce businesses to stay in Cambridge. Report received 8/1/94 - See Agenda #17 of 8/1/94. scanApr 4
  100. 100Councillor Sullivan, Born, Walsh, Toomey, Triantafillou, Russell re: School zone signals posted in area of Cambridge Schools. Report received 4/25/94. See Agenda # 3 of 4/25/94. scanApr 4
  101. 101Coucnillor Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Toomey, Triantafillou, Walsh, Russell re: Spring planting season of various spaces in Cambridge. Report received 5/9/94. See Agenda # 7 of 5/9/94. scanApr 11
  102. 102Councillor Triantafillou, Born, Duehay re: Repeated City Council Meeting broadcasts on cable. scanApr 11
  103. 103Councillor Toomey, Born, Myers, Sullivan, Triantafillou, Walsh, Russell re: Traffic study in the area of Berkshire, York, Vandine, Plymouth Streets. scanApr 11
  104. 104Councillor Toomey, Born, Sullivan, Triantafillou, Walsh, Russell re: Repairing the fence on Rindge Avenue in front of the Fitzgerald. scanApr 11
  105. 105Executive Session for a discussion on the City's position in the existing litigation for the Central Artery/Tunnel Project. scanApr 11
  106. 106Vice Mayor Russell re: Rules and regulations regarding siren usage by ambulance services in the transportation of patients. Report received 5/2/94. See Agenda # 2 of 5/2/94. scanApr 11
  107. 107Mayor Reeves re: Pilot program in Montgomery Street area allowing for property owners to take advantage of group discounts in the hook-up of service lines with the sewer work being down in the area. scanApr 11
  108. 108Vice Mayor Russell re: Work program and plans of the Bicycle Committee. Rep. rec. 6/6/94 - See Agenda # 14 of 6/6/94. scan—
  109. 109Vice Mayor Russell re: Improving lighting in the rear of Jefferson Park, adjacent to the Railroad Right of Way. Rep. rec. 6/6/94. See Agenda # 3 of 6/6/94. scan—
  110. 110Councillor Walsh, Russell re: Methods to increase the tax revenue for the City. scan—
  111. 111Councillor Duehay, Born, Triantafillou re: Emissions from wood burning stoves. scan—
  112. 112Councillor Triantafillou, Duehay re: Portland Stoneware Company trucks. Rep. rec. 6/27/94 - See Agenda # 41 of 6/27/94. scan—
  113. 113Councillors Born, Triantafillou, Duehay, Sullivan re: rupture in water line on Pemberton Street near the intersection of Middlesex Street. Rep. rec. 6/6/94. See Agenda # 7 of 6/6/94. scan—
  114. 114Councillor Born, Triantafillou re: Vacancies on City of Cambridge Boards and Commissions. scan—
  115. 115Councillor Sullivan, Duehay, Triantafillou, Walsh, Russell, Reeves re: Operation of the elevator in the Manning Apts. (Report received 5/16/94 - See Agenda # 2 of 5/16/94) scan—
  116. 116Councillor Toomey, Sullivan, Triantafillou, Walsh re: Confer with Director of Traffic and Parking re: parking meter usage in mixed residential/commercial areas. (Report received 5/9/94. See Agenda #3 of 5/9/94 - Charter righted 5/9/94 - See Calendar # 1 of 5/16/94. REPORT SENT BACK TO CITY MANAGER) scan—
  117. 117Councillor Duehay, Born, Sullivan, Triantafillou, Russell re: Removal of graffiti - all public places. scan—
  118. 118Councillor Duehay, Born, Triantafillou re: Cars and trucks parking on sidewalk on Story Street. (Report received 5/16/94 & REFERRED BACK TO CITY MANAGER - See Agenda # 1 of 5/16/94) (Second report rec. 6/20/94 - See Agenda # 2 of 6/20/94) scan—
  119. 119Vice Mayor Russell, Born, Duehay, Sullivan, Triantafillou, Walsh, Reeves re: Continental Cable accessing Portuguese t.v. programming. (Report received 5/9/94 - See Agenda # 4 of 5/9/94 - Charter righted 5/16/94 - Calendar # 2 - REPORT ACCEPTED) scan—
  120. 120Vice Mayor Russell, Councillors Duehay, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou, Walsh, Reeves re: Crime Watch Neighborhood signs in Fresh Pond Apartments. scan—
  121. 121Order - re: increased public information and awareness in response to violent attacks and sexual assaults in the city. (Myers, Born, Duehay, Russell, Sullivan, Toomey and Triantafillou) scan—
  122. 122Order - re: Legal opinion referencing Chapter 279 Section 30 M.G.L. (Myers) Report received 5/9/94 - See Agenda # 2 of 5/9/94. scan—
  123. 123Order - re: empty lot at the Northwest corner of Mass. Ave. and Linnaean Street be cleaned. (Born, Duehay, Russell, Sullivan, Triantafillou and Walsh) scan—
  124. 124Order - re: feasibility of installing four way stop signs at the corners of Sparks, Craigie and Brattle Streets. (Vice Mayor Russell, Duehay, Sullivan and Triantafillou) Rep. rec. 6/6/94-See Agenda #12 of 6/6/94. scan—
  125. 125Order - re: shopping buses for senior citizens from Huron Towers and Burns Apartments. (Vice Mayor Russell, Born, Duehay, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou, Walsh and Mayor Reeves) Report received and referred back to the City Manager. See Agenda # 8 of 6/20/94. Second report received 6/27/94 and referred back to City Manager on motion of Councillor Myers. See Agenda # 5 of 6/27/94. scanApr 25
  126. 126Order - re: saving tax money without interfering with services. (Walsh, Sullivan and Vice Mayor Russell) scanApr 25
  127. 127Order - re: property tax incentives to promote economic development. (Myers, Born, Russell, Sullivan, Triantafillou and Walsh) Report received 5/2/94 - See Agenda # 15 of 5/2/94. scanApr 25
  128. 128Order - re: Safety of children on Elm Street while travelling to the Fletcher School. (Toomey, Born, Myers, Russell, Sullivan, Triantafillou, Walsh and Mayor Reeves) scanApr 25
  129. 129Order - re: city wide survey of public telephones restricting service to outgoing calls only. (Toomey, Sullivan and Mayor Reeves) scanApr 25
  130. 130Order - re: establishing and implementing a monthly street cleaning program. (Toomey and Sullivan) scanMay 2
  131. 131Order - re: House Bill 286 pending before the legislature. (Walsh, Myers and Sullivan) (Report received 5/16/94 - See Agenda # 7 of 5/16/94) scanMay 2
  132. 132Order - re: structure and operation of the Community Development Dept. (Sullivan, Vice Mayor Russell, Toomey, Walsh and Mayor Reeves) scanMay 2
  133. 133Order - re: new check cashing store in Cambridge. (Sullivan and Mayor Reeves) (Report Received 5/16/94 - See Agenda # 4 of 5/16/94) scanMay 2
  134. 134Order - re: request budget of at least $20,000 for each youth center to provide needed programs and services. (Triantafillou, Born, Russell, Toomey and Mayor Reeves) scanMay 2
  135. 135Order - re: cleanliness of the Community in the Area IV Youth Center Area. (Triantafillou, Born, Russell and Mayor Reeves) Report received 6/20/94 - See Agenda # 1 of 6/20/94. scanMay 2
  136. 136Order - re: replacement of "Robert Walsh" sign at Donnelly Field. (Toomey, Russell, Sullivan, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanMay 2
  137. 137Order - re: malfunction of lights at the Peabody School located on the Walker Street side and in the back playground. (Vice Mayor Russell, Born, Duehay, Myers, Sullivan, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanMay 2
  138. 138Order - re: prepare and install a sign acknowledging the Forest Gould Room. (Sullivan, Russell, Toomey, Walsh and Mayor Reeves) scanMay 2
  139. 139Order - re: Eminent Domain proceedings on 727 Memorial Drive owned by Stop & Shop Supermarket, Inc. (Toomey) scanMay 2
  140. 140Order - re: Deputy City Manager to meet with Cambridge Highland Association regarding issues of serious concerns to the neighborhood. (Vice Mayor Russell, Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Toomey, Walsh and Mayor Reeves) scanMay 2
  141. 141Order - re: number of "No Parking" signs installed on Washburn Avenue. (Duehay, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanMay 2
  142. 142Order - re: results on study of hazardous conditions at the intersection of Harvard and Columbia Streets. (Sullivan, Duehay, Russell, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) (Report received 11/7/94 - See Agenda # 3 of 11/7/94) scanMay 2
  143. 143Order - re: exterior lighting at the Maynard School for programming at night. (Sullivan, Duehay, Myers, Russell, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanMay 2
  144. 144Order - re: provide facility managers to youth centers. (Sullivan, Russell, Toomey, Triantafillou, Walsh and Mayor Reeves) scanMay 2
  145. 145Order - re: plan to provide books on a revolving basis to youth centers. (Sullivan, Born, Myers, Russell, Toomey and Walsh) Rep. rec. 6/6/94 - See Agenda # 1 of 6/6/94 scanMay 2
  146. 146Order - re: signage designating a "Drug Free School Zone" to area crime watches and schools. (Sullivan, Russell, Toomey, Triantafillou, Walsh and Mayor Reeves) scanMay 2
  147. 147Order - re: Area IV Crime Task Force's 5th Drug Free Fair on May 21, 1994. (Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Myers, Russell, Toomey, Triantafillou, Walsh and Mayor Reeves) scanMay 2
  148. 148Order - re: program to train school children in riding bicycles safely and in safe keeping their bicycles. (Sullivan, Russell, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) Rep. rec. 6/6/94 - See Agenda # 4 of 6/6/94. scanMay 2
  149. 149Order - re: structure and conditions at the Area IV Youth Center. (Sullivan, Born, Myers, Russell, Toomey, Triantafillou, Walsh and Mayor Reeves) scanMay 9
  150. 150Order - re: City Solicitor to draw up an amendment to the Ordinance prohibiting bike riding on sidewalks. (Vice Mayor Russell) scanMay 9
  151. 151ORDER FAILED OF ADOPTION - Special meeting to discuss Stop & Shop. (Myers) scanMay 9
  152. 152Order - re: transportation after the closing of Stop & & Shop on Memorial Drive. (Myers) scanMay 9
  153. 153Order - re: confer with the MDC to install a left hand turn at Memorial Drive and JFK Street. (Sullivan, Born and Triantafillou) scanMay 9
  154. 154Order - re: Law Dept. expedite recommendations to implement Noise Ordinance. (Duehay, Born and Triantafillou) scanMay 9
  155. 155Order - re: senior citizens discount rates. (Born, Russell, Toomey, Triantafillou and Sullivan) Rep. rec. 5/23/94 - See Agenda # 1 of 5/23/94. REFERRED BACK TO THE CITY MANAGER. scanMay 9
  156. 156Order - re: automobile emissions. (Born, Duehay and Triantafillou) scanMay 9
  157. 157Order - re: replace historic marker at Linnaean Street and Mass. Ave. (Duehay, Born, Mayor Reeves, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanMay 9
  158. 158Order - re: new cable rates set for Cambridge. (Walsh, Russell and Sullivan) Rep. rec. 6/6/94 - See Agenda # 5 of 6/6/94. scanMay 9
  159. 159Order - re: Executive Director of the Housing Authority is requested to give the City Council a historical review of housing opportunities for low income families. (Walsh, Russell, Sullivan and Toomey) (Report received 11/7/94 - See Agenda #24 of 11/7/94) scanMay 9
  160. 160Order - re: erect caution signs at the intersection of Cambridge and Berkshire Streets at the Harrington School. (Mayor Reeves, Born, Russell, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) Rep. rec. 6/6/94 - See Agenda # 2 of 6/6/94. scanMay 9
  161. 161Order - re: hazardous intersection at Blanchard/Griswold/Concord and Sancta Maria Hospital. (Vice Mayor Russell, Born, Duehay, Mayor Reeves, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) Report received 5/23/94 - See Agenda # 7 of 5/23/94. scanMay 9
  162. 162Order - re: four way stop sign at the intersection of Fifth and Spring Street. (Toomey, Born, Russell, Sullivan and Triantafillou) scanMay 9
  163. 163Order - re: traffic problems on Berkshire Street. (Toomey, Born, Mayor Reeves, Russell, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanMay 9
  164. 164Order - re: impact of Superior Court decision on Cambridge Rent Control Board. (Walsh) Rep. rec. 6/6/94 - See Agenda #6 of 6/6/94. scanMay 9
  165. 165ORDER FAILED OF ADOPTION - re: proposed costs for construction at the Cambridge Hospital. (Walsh) scanMay 9
  166. 166Order - re: "Enterprise Fund Accounts". (Walsh) Rep. rec. 6/13/94 - See Agenda # 9 of 6/13/94. scanMay 16
  167. 167Order - re: Zoning setbacks at the Hospital. (Walsh and Toomey) Rep. rec. 6/13/94. See Agenda # 11 of 6/13/94. scanMay 16
  168. 168Order - re: Cambridge Hospital and Camelia Ave. issues. (Walsh and Toomey) scanMay 16
  169. 169Order - re: Longfellow Neighborhood Council. (Sullivan, Russell, Duehay, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) Report received 6/27/94 - See Agenda # 6 of 6/27/94. scanMay 16
  170. 170Order - re: Cambridge City Hospital the governing structure of health care delivery. (Sullivan, Toomey and Walsh) (Report received 11/7/94 - See Agenda # 26 of 11/7/94) scanMay 16
  171. 171Order - re: Cambridge Water Dept. contract negotiations. (Sullivan, Russell, Born, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanMay 16
  172. 172Order - re: Community School Program. (Born, Myers and Triantafillou) (Report received 11/7/94 - See Agenda # 13 of 11/7/94) scanMay 16
  173. 173Order - re: install Lost Zebra at tot lot at Tobin Field. (Vice Mayor Russell, Born, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanMay 16
  174. 174Order - re: MBTA inspection of railroad automatic gates at Sherman Street. (Vice Mayor Russell, Born, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) Report received and referred back to the City Manager - See Agenda # 3 of 6/27/94. scanMay 16
  175. 175Order - re: replace street sign at Brewster and Appleton Streets. (Duehay, Born and Triantafillou) scanMay 16
  176. 176Order - re: replace street sign at Foster/Doane Streets. (Duehay and Triantafillou) scanMay 16
  177. 177Communication from John R. Osborne, 324 Franklin Street, transmitting for the City Council's consideration a resolution on behalf of the Reverend Larry Love, also know as Lawrence Hinkson. - REFERRED TO THE CITY MANAGER. scanMay 16
  178. 178Order - re: installing pedestrian light on Concord Avenue at the Armory. (Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Russell, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanMay 16
  179. 179Order - re: lights on until ll:00 P. M. at Alberico Park for neighborhood safety. (Sullivan, Russell, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanMay 16
  180. 180Order - re: assigning a police officer to Warren/Cambridge/Cardinal Medeiros Way during peak traveling hours. (Sullivan, Mayor Reeves, Russell, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanMay 16
  181. 181Order - re: painting crosswalks on River and Montague Streets. (Sullivan) scanMay 23
  182. 182Order - re: repaint taxi cab signs and crosswalks on Mt. Auburn near the Hospital. (Russell and Duehay) scanMay 23
  183. 183Order - re: HUD regulations regarding elderly paying for air conditioning. (Toomey, Russell, Duehay, Walsh and Sullivan) scanMay 23
  184. 184Order - re: dangerous intersection at Washington and Linnaean Streets. (Born, Duehay and Triantafillou) scanMay 23
  185. 185Order - re: parking problems for residents on Oakland Street. (Walsh, Sullivan and Toomey) Report received 8/l/94 - See Agenda #3 of 8/1/94. scanMay 23
  186. 186Order - re: repaint the crosswalk at Massachusetts Avenue and Dana Streets. (Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Russell, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanMay 23
  187. 187Order - re: developing and implementing an employee long term disability program. (Sullivan, Russell, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanMay 23
  188. 188Order - re: pedestrian lights at Walden Square on Sherman Street across from Danehy Park. (Vice Mayor Russell, Born, Duehay, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou, Walsh and Mayor Reeves) (Report received 10/31/94 - See Agenda # 4 of 10/31/94) scanMay 23
  189. 189Order - re: convene a meeting with the Police Commissioner, the License Commissioner, Mr. Timothy Morrow and Mr. Emory Clark regarding their permit to stay in business. (Vice Mayor Russell, Born, Sullivan and Triantafillou) scanJun 6
  190. 190Order - re: traffic enforcement around Harrington School. (Sullivan, Russell, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) Report received 6/20/94. See Agenda # # 4 of 6/20/94. scanJun 6
  191. 191Order - re: posting park operation hours. (Sullivan, Duehay, Russell, Toomey and Walsh) Report received 6/27/94. See Agenda # 1 of 6/27/94. scanJun 6
  192. 192Order - re: regulating door to door solicitations. (Sullivan and Walsh) scanJun 6
  193. 193Order - re: right turn on McGrath Highway from Third Street. (Sullivan, Duehay and Triantafillou) scanJun 6
  194. 194Order - re: transportation for residents who used to shop at Stop & Shop on Memorial Drive. (Born, Myers, Russell, Toomey and Triantafillou) Also See # 125. scanJun 6
  195. 195Order - re: Area 4 Neighborhood Study. (Mayor Reeves, Councillors Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanJun 6
  196. 196Order - re: inform Huron Avenue merchants of any upcoming construction. (Vice Mayor Russell, Mayor Reeves, Councillors Duehay, Sullivan, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanJun 6
  197. 197Order - re: availability of spoken announcements of the City Council meetings for the visually impaired. (Duehay, Born, Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) (Report received 11/7/94 - See Agenda # 20 of 11/7/94) scanJun 6
  198. 198Order - re: place Brown Street on the list of streets to be resurfaced and resetting curbs. (Duehay, Sullivan and Triantafillou) scanJun 6
  199. 199Order - re: timetable for resurfacing the tennis courts at Glacken Field. (Vice Mayor Russell, Duehay, Sullivan, Toomey and Triantafillou) Rep. rec. 6/20/94 - See Agenda # 7 of 6/20/94. scanJun 6
  200. 200Order - re: the handicapped sign on Dottie Doyle Way. (Vice Mayor Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) Report received 6/27/94. See Agenda # 2 of 6/27/94. scanJun 6
  201. 201Order - re: setting cable rates in Cambridge. (Walsh, Russell, Sullivan and Toomey) Report received 9/12/94 - See Agenda #3 of 9/12/94. scanJun 6
  202. 202REFERRED TO THE CITY SOLICITOR FOR AN OPINION - Order - re: conflict of interest among employees. (Vice Mayor Russell, Sullivan and Walsh) scanJun 13
  203. 203FAILED OF ADOPTION - order re: That the City Manager have the World Cup banners removed. (Councillor Triantafillou) scanJun 20
  204. 204Order - re: Cambridge Hospital and City of Cambridge and Mid-Cambridge Neighborhood Association traffic and parking study. (Councillor Myers) scanJun 20
  205. 205Order - re: signs warning drivers to go slow on account of children on Franklin Street from Putnam Avenue to Western Avenue. (Councillors Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Myers, Russell, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanJun 20
  206. 206Order - re: removal of graffiti at Franklin Park. (Councillors Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Myers, Russell, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanJun 20
  207. 207Order-re: new legislation to shift water and sewer charges to local property taxes. (Councillors Duehay, Born, Sullivan, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanJun 20
  208. 208Order - re: instituting a program for citizens to purchase food/clothing vouchers which they can give to homeless persons. (Councillors Duehay, Born, Sullivan, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanJun 20
  209. 209Order - re: Council Order Number Thirty-Seven of May 2, 1994 regarding funding for the neighborhood youth centers. (Councillor Triantafillou, Born, Sullivan and Toomey) scanJun 20
  210. 210Order - re: pending litigation between the city and Portland Stoneware. (Councillors Triantafillou, Born, Duehay, Myers and Russell) Report received June 27, 1994 - See Agenda # 39 of June 27, 1994. scanJun 20
  211. 211Order - re: the banners for the World Cup Games. (Councillor Triantafillou) scanJun 20
  212. 212Order - re: producing a videotape highlighting "Cambridge's Community Policing and Neighborhood Watch Training Film." Councillors Sullivan, Duehay, Myers, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanJun 20
  213. 213Order - re: School Committee Order #C94-167 re: a permanent facility for football and track. (Vice Mayor Russell, Councillors Duehay, Myers, Sullivan, Toomey and Triantafillou) scanJun 20
  214. 214Order - re: Central Square International Festival. (Vice Mayor Russell, Councillors Born, Duehay, Myers, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou, Walsh and Mayor Reeves) scanJun 20
  215. 215Order - re: repointing the brick sidewalks on Surrey Street. (Councillors Sullivan, Duehay, Russell, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanJun 20
  216. 216Order - re: posting operating hours of the Franklin Street park. (Councillors Sullivan, Duehay, Myers, Russell, Triantafillou, Walsh and Mayor Reeves) scanJun 20
  217. 217Order - re: improving the lighting and trimming trees on Bay, Green, Franklin, Kinnaird and Hancock Streets. (Councillors Sullivan, Duehay, Myers, Russell, Triantafillou, Walsh and Mayor Reeves) scanJun 20
  218. 218Order - re: clean up of the Michael A. Sullivan park on Bay and Green Streets. (Councillors Sullivan, Duehay, Toomey, Triantafillou, Walsh and Mayor Reeves) scanJun 20
  219. 219Order - re: effects of light pollution. (Councillor Born) (Report received 11/7/94 - See Agenda # 19 of 11/7/94) scanJun 20
  220. 220Order - re: City Manager research the laws regarding bicycles in other cities. (Councillors Born, Duehay, Russell and Triantafillou) Report received 8/1/94 - See Agenda #12 of 8/1/94. scanJun 20
  221. 221Order - re: conduct a thorough search to fill the position of Chairperson of the License Commission. (Councillors Duehay, Born, Myers and Triantafillou) scanJun 20
  222. 222Order - re: establish a right turn only lane on McGrath Highway onto Third Street. (Councillors Sullivan, Duehay, Triantafillou and Toomey) scanJun 20
  223. 223Order - re: independent contractors hired by the city. (Councillor Walsh) scanJun 20
  224. 224Order - re: changing the first 160 feet on Lee Street from Mass. Avenue to resident permit parking from meter parking. (Councillors Duehay, Born, Sullivan, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanJun 20
  225. 225Order - re: The Deran Company, doing business as Great American Company closed with one day notice for over two hundred employees. (Councillors Triantafillou, Walsh, Born and Mayor Reeves) Report received June 27, 1994 - See Agenda Number Four of June 27, 1994. scanJun 20
  226. 226Order - re: That the Commissioner of Public Works repair the sidewalk at 153 Appleton Street. (Councillor Sullivan) scanJun 27
  227. 227Order - re: setting up informational meetings at senior centers and elderly housing developments. (Vice Mayor Russell, Councillors Born, Duehay, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanJun 27
  228. 228Order - re: neighborhood studies conducted throughout the City. (Councillors Walsh and Russell) Report received 8/1/94 - See Agenda #15 of 8/1/94. scanJun 27
  229. 229Order - re: install "Go Slow Children" signs on Ellery Street from Broadway to Cleveland. (Councillors Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Russell, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanJun 27
  230. 230Order - re: new regulations regarding Continental Cablevision. (Councillors Walsh, Russell and Sullivan) Report receivd 8/1/94 - See Agenda #4 of 8/1/94 scanJun 27
  231. 231Order - re: correct the defect at the corner of Bay Street and Mass. Ave. (Councillors Toomey, Russell, Born, Sullivan, Triantafillou, Walsh and Mayor Reeves) scanJun 27
  232. 232Order - re: proposed resolutions regarding ordinanced condominium units. (Councillors Walsh and Sullivan) scanJun 27
  233. 233Order - re: post the last block of Kirkland Street for resident parking. (Councillors Duehay, Born, Myers, Sullivan and Triantafillou) scanJun 27
  234. 234Order - re: hearing of the Lexington Conservation Commission regarding the proposed expansion of Route 2A. (Councillors Duehay, Born, Sullivan and Triantafillou) Report received 8/1/94 and referred back to the City Manager - See Agenda # 1 of 8/1/94. scanJun 27
  235. 235Order - re: install an electric door at the rear of City hall for handicapped access. (Councillors Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Myers, Russell, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanJun 27
  236. 236Order - re: correct a dangerous situation on Western Avenue at the intersection of Kinnaird Street. (Councillors Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Myers, Russell, Triantafillou, Walsh and Mayor Reeves) scanJun 27
  237. 237Order - re: installation of speed bumps on Gilmore and Montague Streets at Hoyt Field. (Councillors Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Myers, Russell, Triantafillou and Walsh) Report received 8/1/94 - See Agenda # 2 of 8/1/94. scanJun 27
  238. 238RECONSIDERATION FAILED - Order failed of adoption - regarding who qualifies to vote in the City of Cambridge. (Walsh and Russell) scanAug 1
  239. 239Order - re: correct the "blinking" status of traffic signals at Cardinal Medeiros/Hampshire/Broadway. (Toomey, Born, Duehay, Sullivan, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanAug 1
  240. 240Order - re: transportation vis taxi and van of physically handicapped persons. (Duehay, Born, Russell, Sullivan and Triantafillou) scanAug 1
  241. 241Order - re: question of the loading dock on Columbia Street between Lincoln and Cambridge Street, former Morey Hirsch, is still active. (Mayor Reeves) scanAug 1
  242. 242Order - re: installing pedestrian lights at Dudley Street and Mass. Ave. (Vice Mayor Russell, Born, Duehay, Sullivan, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanAug 1
  243. 243Order - re: water/sewer rates shifted to tax bills so homeowners can deduct it on federal income taxes. (Vice Mayor Russell, Born, Duehay, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh.) scanAug 1
  244. 244Order - re: problems of vandalism graffiti and maintenance in the area of Canal Park. (Duehay, Born, Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh.) scanAug 1
  245. 245Order - re: cleaning the open space at the corner of Pleasant Street and Western Avenue and replant two trees. (Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Myers, Russell, Toomey, Triantafillou, Walsh and Mayor Reeves.) scanAug 1
  246. 246Order - re: replace loose tiles and bricks at the Area IV Youth Center. (Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Myers, Russell, Triantafillou, Walsh and Mayor Reeves.) scanAug 1
  247. 247Order - re: develop a set of guidelines for rollerbladers. (Toomey, Born, Russell, Sullivan, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanAug 1
  248. 248Order - re: enforcing the State law and City ordinances that control the noise levels emanated from motor vehicles and motor cycles. (Toomey, Born, Duehay, Russell and Triantafillou) scanAug 1
  249. 249Order - re: enforcing the state law that provides motor vehicles to stop for pedestrians in crosswalks. (Toomey, Born, Duehay, Russell, Sullivan, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanAug 1
  250. 250Order - re: unenforced "jaywalking" ordinance. (Toomey, Born, Duehay, Russell and Triantafillou. scanAug 1
  251. 251Order - re: improve traffic problems at the intersection of Concord Avenue, Follen Street and Garden Streets, Arsenal Square. (Mayor Reeves, Born, Duehay, Russell, Triantafillou and Walsh.) scanAug 1
  252. 252Order - re: locating a dog-run in the Cambridgeport area. (Sullivan, Triantafillou, Myers, Russell and Walsh) (Report received 12/12/94 - See Agenda # 7 of 12/12/94) scanAug 1
  253. 253Order - re: that the Traffic and Parking Department review the dangerous situation at the intersection of Mass. Avenue and Inman Street. (Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Myers, Russell, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) Report received 9/12/94 - See Agenda # 1 of 9/12/94. scanAug 1
  254. 254Order - re: repair the street light at the intersection of Mt. Auburn and Brattle Streets which has been out for two years. (Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Russell, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanAug 1
  255. 255Order - re: Traffic and Parking Department lower the rate for senior citizens for resident parking permits. (Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Russell, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh.) scanAug 1
  256. 256Order - re: estimated fiscal year 1996 expense and revenue projections. (Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Myers, Russell, Triantafillou and Walsh.) scanAug 1
  257. 257Order - re: Health Maintenance Organizations offer city employees freedom of choice in selecting pharmacy services. (Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Russell, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanAug 1
  258. 258Order - re: regulating parking in various areas in Cambridge. (Walsh, Sullivan and Toomey) scanAug 1
  259. 259Order - re: property at 480 - 490 Green Street. (Walsh, Duehay and Sullivan.) scanAug 1
  260. 260Order - re: The North Cambridge News, Special Tribute Edition to Tip O'Neill. (Born, Duehay, Myers, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou, Walsh and Mayor Reeves.) - rep. received 11/7/94 - See Agenda # 2 of 11/7/94 - Charter Right exercised by. Councillor Toomey. - 11/14/95 - Tabled by Councillor Born[?]. scanAug 1
  261. 261Order - re: the desire to have RTRI, programming for Portuguese speakers availabel in the basic cable package. (Duehay and Sullivan) scanAug 1
  262. 262Order - re: communication received from residents of Larch Road. (Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Vice Mayor Russell, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanSep 12
  263. 263Order - re: deadend signs to be placed on Oakland Street. (Sullivan and Triantafillou) (Report received 10/31/94 - See Agenda # 2 of 10/31/94) scanSep 12
  264. 264Order - re: eligible voter signatures on nomination papers. (Sullivan, Vice Mayor Russell and Walsh) scanSep 12
  265. 265Order - re: repair sidewalks on Soden Street. (Sullivan, Born, Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Russell and Triantafillou) scanSep 12
  266. 266Order - re: prepare roads for the Doc Linskey road race. (Sullivan, Born, Myers, Vice Mayor Russell, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanSep 12
  267. 267Order - re: the mail in voter registration be given wide and aggressive public coverage in Cambridge media. (Duehay, Born, Myers, Mayor Reeves, Sullivan, Toomey and Triantafillou) scanSep 12
  268. 268Order - re: lack of showers and lockers at the Police Station. (Duehay, Born, Myers, Vice Mayor Russell, Sullivan, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanSep 12
  269. 269Order - re: Public Works Commissioner confer with MDC Commissioner re: flooding in the East Cambridge area. (Toomey, Born, Duehay, Myers, Vice Mayor Russell, Sullivan, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanSep 12
  270. 270Order - re: Continental Cable examining opportunities to carry RTPI. (Walsh, Born, Duehay, Myers, Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Reeves, Sullivan and Toomey) scanSep 12
  271. 271Order - re: Continual and expanding problem of graffiti in Cambridge. (Walsh, Born, Duehay, Myers, Vice Mayor Russell, Sullivan and Toomey) scanSep 12
  272. 272Order - re: install sidewalks and trees on Huron Avenue across from Fountain Terrace. (Vice Mayor Russell, Born, Duehay, Myers, Mayor Reeves, Sullivan, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanSep 12
  273. 273Order - re: repair sewer lines on Valentine Street. (Born, Myers, Mayor Reeves, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanSep 12
  274. 274ORDER ADOPTED AS AMENDED - Reconsideration motion of Councillor Walsh on an order regarding residential exemption. (Walsh and Vice Mayor Russell) scanSep 12
  275. 275PLACED ON FILE UNDER RULE NINETEEN - Order - re: parking restrictions on Holworthy Street. (Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Russell, Sullivan, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanSep 12
  276. 276Order - re: implementing resident sticker parking on Thingvilla Avenue. (Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanSep 12
  277. 277Order - re: review and modify traffic at Pearl and Green Street especially in evening. (Sullivan, Mayor Reeves, Born, Duehay, Myers, Vice Mayor Russell, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanSep 12
  278. 278Order - re: notifying residents and businesses of sewer line repair work. (Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Russell, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanSep 12
  279. 279Order - re: flooding incidents in the area of Roseland, Frost, Sacramento, Wendell, Carver and Crescent Streets. (Walsh, Born, Duehay, Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Russell, Sullivan and Triantafillou) scanSep 12
  280. 280Order - re: problem of bicycle riding on the sidewalks. (Born, Vice Mayor Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanSep 12
  281. 281Order - re: increasing lighting at the open space at the corner of Elm and Hampshire Streets. (Sullivan, Duehay, Toomey and Triantafillou) scanSep 12
  282. 282Order - re: install a "Stop" sign at the intersection of Vineyard and Lawn Streets. (Vice Mayor Russell, Duehay, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanSep 12
  283. 283Order - re: numerous rumors of layoffs at the Hospital. (Toomey and Walsh) scanSep 12
  284. 284Order - re: convene a meeting with the residents of Columbia, Clark, Harvard and Windsor Streets in reference to parking at the Maynard School. (Vice Mayor Russell, Myers, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanSep 12
  285. 285Order - re: illegal parking in the vicinity of Central Square on Massachusetts Avenue particularly in front of Dunkin Donuts located at 616 Mass. Ave. (Mayor Reeves, Born, Duehay and Triantafillou) scanSep 12
  286. 286Order - re: Rat infestation in the vicinity of Douglas Street and Coolidge Place. (Mayor Reeves, Myers, Sullivan, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanSep 12
  287. 287Order - re: handicap ramp in the vicinity of the Henderson Carriage Building on Mass. Ave. in North Cambridge. (Vice Mayor Russell, Born, Duehay, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) Report received 10/3/94 - See Agenda # 3 of 10/3/94. scanSep 19
  288. 288Order - re: replace a tree in front of 99 Rindge Avenue. (Vice Mayor Russell, Duehay, Sullivan, Triantafillou and Walsh. Report received 10/3/94 - See Agenda # 2 of 10/3/94. scanSep 19
  289. 289Order - re: status of negotiations on the Charles River Crossing. (Born, Duehay, Sullivan, Toomey and Triantafillou) (Report received 12/19/94 - See Agenda # 5 of 12/19/94) scanSep 19
  290. 290Order - re: visit and inspect on-going construction sites to acertain proper level of police details. (Sullivan, Born, Russell and Triantafillou) scanSep 19
  291. 291Order - re: repair Walk/Don't Walk signal at Gore Street crossing from Sixth Street. (Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Russell, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanSep 19
  292. 292Order - re: City's policy on issuing credit cards to City Officials. (Born, Duehay and Triantafillou) (Report received via Committee Report # 1 of 12/19/94) scanSep 19
  293. 293Order - re: senior citizens directly impacted by the closing of the Stop & Shop on Memorial Drive. (Triantafillou, Born, Myers, Vice Mayor Russell, Sullivan and Toomey) scanSep 19
  294. 294Order - re: the essential need for a supermarket in the Riverside-Cambridgeport neighborhood. (Myers, Born, Triantafillou and Sullivan) scanSep 19
  295. 295Order - re: attracting business and tourist industry to Cambridge. (Born, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and Vice Mayor Russell) scanSep 19
  296. 296Order - re: consideration for a public market. (Born, Toomey, Triantafillou and Vice Mayor Russell) scanSep 19
  297. 297Order - re: Community Development prepare a package of possible tax incentives to food markets. (Born, Vice Mayor Russell, Sullivan, Toomey and Triantafillou) (Report received 12/19/94 - See Agenda # 4 of 12/19/94) scanSep 19
  298. 298Order - re: access to reasonably priced food stores. (Born, Vice Mayor Russell, Sullivan, Toomey and Triantafillou) (Report received 12/19/94 - See Agenda # 4 of 12/19/94) scanSep 19
  299. 299Order - re: regional telephone companies granted the right to begin carrying video signals through their wires into homes. (Walsh, Born, Duehay, Sullivan and Toomey) rep received 11/6/95 - See Agenda # 46 of 11/6/95 scanSep 19
  300. 300RECONSIDERATION failed on order adopted on September 12, 1994 relative to the anti rent control ballot, question number nine. (Triantafillou) scanSep 26
  301. 301Order - sidewalk repair on Linnaean Street opposite Peabody School. (Born, Duehay, Myers, Vice Mayor Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanSep 26
  302. 302Order - sidewalk repair on Walker Street. (Born, Duehay, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanSep 26
  303. 303Order - drainage problem on Pemberton Court. (Vice Mayor Russell, Born, Duehay, Sullivan, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanSep 26
  304. 304Order - re: lights shining into residencies at l00 Memorial Drive. (Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Myers, Vice Mayor Russell and Triantafillou) scanSep 26
  305. 305Order - truck ban of Fresh Pond Parkway. (Vice Mayor Russell, Born, Duehay, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) (Report received 11/7/94 - See Agenda # 6 of 11/7/94) scanSep 26
  306. 306Order - repair of sidewalks on Brookline and Erie Streets. (Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Myers, Vice Mayor Russell, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanSep 26
  307. 307Order - "Go Slow Children" signage around the Harrington School. (Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Myers, Vice Mayor Russell, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanSep 26
  308. 308Order - study pedestrian and vehicular traffic on Cardinal Medeiros Avenue and Cambridge Street. (Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Myers, Vice Mayor Russell, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanSep 26
  309. 309Order - signs alerting vehicles of upcoming schools and open and passive recreational spaces. (Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Vice Mayor Russell, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanSep 26
  310. 310Order - truck and traffic regulations on Grant and Brookline Streets. (Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Myers, Vice Mayor Russell, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanSep 26
  311. 311Order - graffiti throughout the city. (Walsh, Born, Duehay, Myers, Vice Mayor Russell, Sullivan and Toomey) - report received 11/6/95 - See Agenda # 26 of 11/6/95. scanSep 26
  312. 312Order - re: public entity's obligation under Title II of the Americans With Disabilities Act. (Walsh, Vice Mayor Russell and Sullivan) (Report received 10/31/94 - See Agenda # 5 of 10/31/94) scanSep 26
  313. 313Order - tax rate and tax bills in Cambridge. (Walsh and Sullivan) (Report received 12/12/94 - See Agenda # 5 of 12/12/94) scanSep 26
  314. 314Order - place signs throughout the community reminding residents of upcoming elections. (Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Myers, Vice Mayor Russell, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanSep 26
  315. 315Order - investigate resident reports of inadequate street cleaning services in Area 4. (Mayor Reeves, Councillors Born, Duehay, Myers, Vice Mayor Russell, Toomey, Sullivan and Triantafillou) scanSep 26
  316. 316Order - enforcing the Noise Ordinances as they relate to the times of pick-up of private dumpsters at commercial sites. (Toomey, Born, Duehay, Myers, Vice Mayor Russell, Sullivan, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanOct 3
  317. 317Order - car alarms and house alarms. (Born, Duehay, Myers, Toomey and Triantafillou) See 1994. Sundries #575 for response to this[?] Order. scanOct 3
  318. 318Order - concern with Ward Three Precinct One polling location. (Sullivan, Born, Duehay and Walsh) scanOct 3
  319. 319Order - removal of the trailer at the Line Street Parking lot. (Sullivan, Vice Mayor Russell, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanOct 3
  320. 320Order - heavy truck traffic on Concord Avenue. Vice Mayor Russell, Born, Duehay, Sullivan, Triantafillou, Toomey and Walsh) scanOct 3
  321. 321Order - meeting with residents of Norfolk Street to discuss parking lot. (Vice Mayor Russell, Myers, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanOct 3
  322. 322Order - pedestrian safety improvement near Barsamians. (Myers, Born, Duehay, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) (Report received 12/19/94 - See Agenda # 3 of 12/19/94) scanOct 3
  323. 323Order - gunfire at the corner of Forest and Oxford Streets. (Born, Triantafillou, Duehay, Myers, Vice Mayor Russell and Walsh) scanOct 3
  324. 324Order - sewer and drain backup problems. (Walsh, Born, Vice Mayor Russell, Sullivan and Toomey) (Report received 10/31/94 - See Agenda # 3 of 10/31/94) scanOct 3
  325. 325Order - statements from Continental Cablevision regarding what credits are available to subscribers who lose service. (Born, Duehay, Sullivan, Triantafillou and Walsh) (Report received 11/7/94 - See Agenda # 7 of 11/7/94) scanOct 3
  326. 326Order - implementing a plan for the clean up and or rehabilitation of the Hurley Street Park. (Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Vice Mayor Russell, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanOct 3
  327. 327Order - devising and implementing a gun buy back program in the city. (Sullivan, Vice Mayor Russell, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanOct 3
  328. 328Order - lighting at Fort Washington and possibly installing directional lighting to increase visibility. (Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Myers, Vice Mayor Russell, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanOct 3
  329. 329Order - Police Commissioner to meet with the East Cambridge Planning Team regarding vehicles and truck traffic. (Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Vice Mayor Russell, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanOct 3
  330. 330Order - trim trees on Fulkerson and Charles Streets. (Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Vice Mayor Russell, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanOct 3
  331. 331Order - re: improved traffic enforcement on Fulkerson and Charles Streets. (Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Vice Mayor Russell, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanOct 3
  332. 332Order - The FCC. (Walsh, Born, Duehay, Vice Mayor Russell and Toomey) scanOct 3
  333. 333Order - consolidating the boards and commissions. (Sullivan, Toomey and Walsh) scanOct 3
  334. 334FAILED OF ADOPTION - order re: if Referendum Question Nine passes. (Walsh, Vice Mayor Russell and Sullivan) scanOct 17
  335. 335FAILED OF ADOPTION - potential impact of Question Nine. (Walsh, Vice Mayor Russell and Sullivan) scanOct 17
  336. 336Order - re: elimination of voice mail. (Vice Mayor Russell, Sullivan and Walsh) scanOct 17
  337. 337Order - re: resident parking on Camp Street. (Vice Mayor Russell, Duehay, Sullivan and Walsh) scanOct 17
  338. 338Order - re: political bumper stickers and lawn signs. (Walsh and Sullivan) scanOct 17
  339. 339Order - re: tax exempt property owned by Harvard University. (Walsh, Sullivan and Toomey) scanOct 17
  340. 340Order - re: Cambridge Common and Longfellow park free of graffiti. (Duehay, Born, Vice Mayor Russell, Sullivan, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanOct 17
  341. 341Order - re: buying of soccer field next to Charles River by Boston University. (Duehay, Born, Myers, Vice Mayor Russell, Sullivan and Triantafillou) scanOct 17
  342. 342Order - re: shuttle buses from Sheraton Commander Hotel to the Hynes Auditorium. (Duehay and Born) (Report received 12/12/94 - See Agenda # 4 of 12/12/94) scanOct 17
  343. 343Order - re: Stop for Pedestrian signs. (Born, Duehay, Vice Mayor Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanOct 17
  344. 344Order - re: special hazards exist at many sidewalk handicap ramps during inclement weather. (Born, Duehay, Vice Mayor Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) (Report received 11/7/94 - See Agenda # 15 of 11/7/94) scanOct 17
  345. 345Order - re: overpayment of salary relating to the Mayor and his role on the School Committee. (Myers) scanOct 17
  346. 346Order - re: development of a supermarket meeting the needs of Cambridgeport and Riverside residents. (Myers, Vice Mayor Russell and Sullivan) (Report received 12/19/94 - See Agenda # 4 of 12/19/94) scanOct 17
  347. 347Order - re: assigning of staff on the weekend form noon until 8:00 p. m. in the booth of the Line Street lot. (Toomey, Born, Sullivan, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanOct 17
  348. 348Order - re: major clean up of the land adjacent to the railroad tracks from Medford Street to Binney Street. (Toomey, Born, Duehay, Vice Mayor Russell, Sullivan, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanOct 17
  349. 349Order - re: instituting resident parking on Camp Street. (Vice Mayor Russell, Sullivan, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanOct 17
  350. 350Order - re: Question Nine on the Ballot. (Vice Mayor Russell, Sullivan and Walsh) scanOct 17
  351. 351Order - re: synchronizing the walk/don't walk cycle at all corners of Third and Charles Streets intersection. (Toomey, Born, Duehay, Vice Mayor Russell, Sullivan, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanOct 17
  352. 352Order - re: rededication of the Warren Pals Park. (Toomey, Born, Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Russell, Sullivan, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanOct 17
  353. 353Order - re: training on domestic violence for administrators of all colleges, universities and secondary schools in Cambridge. (Sullivan, Born, Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Russell, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanOct 17
  354. 354Order - re: cleaning up Donnelly Field Tot Lot/Playground. (Toomey, Born, Duehay, Vice Mayor Russell, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanOct 17
  355. 355Order - re: status report on the installation of pedestrian traffic lights at First and Thorndike Streets. (Toomey, Born, Myers, Mayor Reeves, Sullivan, Triantafillou Walsh and Vice Mayor Russell) scanOct 17
  356. 356Order - re: four-way stop sign intersection of Fifth Street and Spring Street. (Toomey, Born, Mayor Reeves, Sullivan, Russell, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanOct 17
  357. 357Order - re: rolling back the hours of the meter operation from ll:00 p. m. to 6:00 p. m. at Municipal Lot #14. (Toomey, Born, Myers, Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Russell, Sullivan, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanOct 17
  358. 358Order - re: repair sidewalks on Putnam Avenue and Magazine Street at l27 Magazine Street. (Sullivan, Born, Myers, Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Russell, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanOct 17
  359. 359Order - re: relief to residents on Orchard Street/Russell Street area with regard to resident parking. (Sullivan, Born, Vice Mayor Russell, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanOct 17
  360. 360Order - re: review the optech system process with the Election Commission. (Sullivan, Myers and Vice Mayor Russell) scanOct 17
  361. 361Communication from Eastern Cambridge Youth Center Design Advisory Committee requesting resolution of funding issues for the new youth facility in the East Cambridge Area. REFERRED TO THE CITY MANAGER. scanOct 17
  362. 362PLACED ON FILE UNDER RULE NINETEEN OF THE CITY COUNCIL RULES - Order re: controversial art display at City Hall Annex. (Walsh, Sullivan and Toomey) scanOct 24
  363. 363Order re: investigate the validity of the handicapped parking signs in certain locations. (Councillors Duehay, Born, Myers, Triantafillou and Mayor Reeves) scanOct 24
  364. 364Order - re: picketing by certain employees of the Cambridge Hospital. (Councillor Walsh, Sullivan and Toomey) scanOct 24
  365. 365Order - re: 72-74 Kirkland Street removal of Question Nine sign on the building. (Walsh) scanOct 24
  366. 366Order - re: providing housing to those in need is top priority. (Myers, Born, Sullivan and Triantafillou) scanOct 24
  367. 367Order - re: enforce leash law at tot lot at Glacken Field. (Vice Mayor Russell, Myers and Walsh) scanOct 24
  368. 368Order - re: various laws regarding conflict of interest and public corruption. (Triantafillou, Born and Sullivan) scanOct 24
  369. 369Order - re: enforcement of the noise ordinance at festivals. (Born, Duehay and Walsh) (Report received 12/12/94 - See Agenda # 10 of 12/12/94) scanOct 31
  370. 370Order - re: noise ordinance with mechanical equipment. (Born) (Report received 12/12/94 - See Agenda 2 of 12/12/94) scanOct 31
  371. 371Order - re: lighting on Cherry and Pine Streets. (Myers, Mayor Reeves, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanOct 31
  372. 372Order - re: rollerbladers and senior citizen safety issue. (Vice Mayor Russell, Born,Duehay, Myers, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanOct 31
  373. 373Order - re: safety regulations in Magazine Street area. (Myers, Born, Mayor Reeves, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanOct 31
  374. 374Order - re: improved lighting in the Cambridgeport area. (Myers, Born, Mayor Reeves, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanOct 31
  375. 375Order - re: heavy trucking on Alberta Terrace. (Vice Mayor Russell, Born, Duehay, Myers, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) (Report received 12/12/94 - See Agenda # 9 of 12/12/94) scanOct 31
  376. 376Order - re: elders impacted by the Stop & Shop closing. (Triantafillou, Born, Myers, Vice Mayor Russell, Sullivan and Toomey) (Report received 12/19/94 - See Agenda # 4 of 12/19/94) scanOct 31
  377. 377Order - re: safety of crosswalks in the vicinity of 85 Bishop Allen Drive. (Mayor Reeves, Born, Duehay, Myers, Vice Mayor Russell, Sullivan, Triantafillou and Walsh) scan—
  378. 378Order - re: eliminate public parking at the municipal lot on Bishop Allen Drive. (Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Russell, Sullivan, Triantafillou and Walsh) scan—
  379. 379Order - re: street lighting in the vicinity of 37-39 Bishop Allen Drive. (Mayor Reeves, Born, Duehay, Myers, Vice Mayor Russell, Sullivan, Triantafillou and Walsh) scan—
  380. 380Order - re: sidewalk repair at 19 Maple Avenue. (Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Russell, Triantafillou and Walsh) scan—
  381. 381Order - re: evening safety and security at City Hall. (Sullivan, Myers, Vice Mayor Russell and Triantafillou) scan—
  382. 382Order - re: sidewalk repairs at 66-68 Dana Street. (Sullivan, Myers, Vice Mayor Russell, Triantafillou and Walsh) scan—
  383. 383Order - re: Mary Daly to be supplied with information regarding overpayment of her insurance policy. (Walsh, Myers and Sullivan) scan—
  384. 384Order - re: adopt-a-street program. (Walsh, Born, Duehay, Vice Mayor Russell and Sullivan) scan—
  385. 385Order - re: safety concerns at the intersection of Hamilton and Pearl Streets. (Myers, Duehay, Vice Mayor Russell, Sullivan and Triantafillou) scanNov 7
  386. 386Order - re: investigate the possibility of making the sale of machetes in Cambridge unlawful. (Sullivan, Born, Vice Mayor Russell, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) - See Ordinance 1995. scanNov 7
  387. 387Order - re: confer with the MBTA representatives to have booth at Lechmere Station staffed during all operating hours. (Sullivan, Born, Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Russell, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanNov 7
  388. 388Order - re: report of an overhaul of the water and sewer meter reading and billing systems in Revere. (Duehay, Born, Sullivan, Triantafillou and Walsh) - report received 2/13/95. See Agenda #6. Referred to Environment Comm. on motion of C. Duehay. scanNov 7
  389. 389Order - re: investigate the public health and environmental concerns of the use of toxic chemicals at certain parks. - (Duehay, Born, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) - report received 2/13/95 See Agenda # 9. of 2/13/95 scanNov 7
  390. 390Order - re: investigate the possibility of obtaining Massachusetts Local Net the computer bulletin board. (Duehay, Born, Vice Mayor Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanNov 7
  391. 391Order - re: enforcement of handicapped parking at the Municipal Lot #5 on Bishop Allen Drive. (Sullivan, Duehay, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanNov 7
  392. 392Order - re: installing tree grates in front of 251 Hampshire Street. (Toomey, Sullivan, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanNov 7
  393. 393Order - re: improve lighting at the Main Library. (Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Myers, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanNov 7
  394. 394Order - re: requesting a report from the Cambridge Housing Authority what process is used that allows persons with criminal records to live in elderly and handicapped persons housing. (Vice Mayor Russell, Born, Mayor Reeves, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) - rep rec. 1/23/95 - See Agenda #15 of 1/23/95 scanNov 7
  395. 395RECONSIDERATION FAILED - on an order regarding subsidy program to assist low income and elderly should Question Nine pass. (Sullivan, Vice Mayor Russell, Toomey and Walsh) scanNov 7
  396. 396Communication received from Jack a/k/a George Welch regarding the Commissioners of the Cambridge Housing Authority. scanNov 7
  397. 397Order - re: on the Residential Tax Exemptions notifications. (Sullivan) - rep received 3/20/95 - See Agenda #6 of 3/20/95 scanNov 14
  398. 398Order - re: traffic concerns on Blakeslee Street. (Vice Mayor Russell) scanNov 14
  399. 399Order - re: street and sidewalk repairs on Ellsworth Park. (Walsh) scanNov 14
  400. 400Order - re: proposed program to clean up graffiti in the City. (Walsh) scanNov 14
  401. 401Order - re: Agassiz Neighborhood Council and Lesley College property. (Walsh) scanNov 14
  402. 402Order - re: universities and tax exempt properties and the city's sources of revenues outside the 2 1/2 cap. (Walsh) scanNov 14
  403. 403Order - re Lesley College's recent purchase of the Porter Exchange Building. (Walsh) scanNov 14
  404. 404NO ACTION TAKEN - PLACED ON FILE UNDER RULE NINETEEN - Order - re: obtain appropriate information regarding the Cambridge Health Policy Board's recommendation to the School Committee to dispense contraceptives at the high school. (Walsh, Vice Mayor Russell, Sullivan and Toomey) scanNov 14
  405. 405NO ACTION TAKEN - PLACED ON FILE UNDER RULE NINETEEN - Order - re: are there any subsidies available to Cambridge should Question Nine prevail. (Vice Mayor Russell, Born and Walsh) scanNov 14
  406. 406NO ACTION TAKEN - PLACED ON FILE UNDER RULE NINETEEN - Order - regarding alternatives should Question Nine pass. (Walsh) scanNov 14
  407. 407Order - re: scheduled a meeting with Huron Towers residents and the MBTA to discuss bus service. (Vice Mayor Russell, Born, Duehay, Myers, Sullivan, Toomey and Triantafillou) scanNov 21
  408. 408Order - re: concerns of the residents of Fresh Pond Place. (Toomey, Born, Duehay, Sullivan, Triantafillou and Myers) scanNov 21
  409. 409Order - re: process for accepting Camp Street as a public way. (Vice Mayor Russell, Duehay, Myers, Sullivan and Toomey) scanNov 21
  410. 410Order - re: safety concerns regarding the playground at Tobin Field. (Mayor Reeves) (Report received 12/12/94 - See Agenda # 13 of 12/12/94) scanNov 21
  411. 411Communication from Phillip Sego, CCLN, transmitting 380 petitions from residents requesting the city to maintain the lawsuit against the Central Artery's "Son of Z" plan and request the City Manager not to sign the mitigation acceptance. REFERRED TO THE EXECUTIVE SESSION ON 12/12/94. ON 12/12/94 NO EXECUTIVE SESSION HELD. scanDec 12
  412. 412Order - re: installing a traffic sign at the intersection of Mass. Ave. and Garfield Street with a marked pedestrian crossing and pedestrian signal. (Born, Duehay, Sullivan and Triantafillou) scanDec 12
  413. 413Order - re: develop a proposal for a program to assess the condition of rent controlled housing stock. (Vice Mayor Russell, Born, Duehay, Sullivan, Toomey and Triantafillou) scanDec 12
  414. 414Order - re: contact MBTA regarding safety issues noted by members of the North Cambridge Crime Task Force. (Vice Mayor Russell, Born, Duehay, Myers, Mayor Reeves, Sullivan, Toomey and Triantafillou) - rep. rec. 1/23/95 See Agenda #2 of 1/23/95. scanDec 12
  415. 415Order - re: form a Task Force for the purpose of investigating the best way to provide or encourage housing for low/moderate people/families of Cambridge. (Triantafillou, Born, Vice Mayor Russell, Sullivan and Toomey) scanDec 12
  416. 416Order - re: develop a plan and option to increase the supply of affordable housing for presentation in January. (Duehay, Born, Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Russell, Sullivan, Toomey and Triantafillou) scanDec 12
  417. 417Order - re: Aftermath of Question Nine. (Myers and Triantafillou) scanDec 12
  418. 418Order - re: Contact MBTA to determine the possibility of putting an enclosed covering at the bus stop in the vicinity of 2440 Mass. Avenue. (Myers, Duehay, Vice Mayor Russell, Sullivan and Triantafillou) scanDec 12
  419. 419Order - re: inform parents of children ages birth through twelve about the availability of the Children's Medical Security Plan. (Born, Duehay, Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Russell, Sullivan, Toomey and Triantafillou) scanDec 12
  420. 420Order - re: review of safety for Police Officers and the public at the Police Station. (Sullivan, Born, Myers, Vice Mayor Russell, Toomey and Triantafillou) scanDec 12
  421. 421Order - re: "Seniors Crossing - Go Slow" signs be posted in various senior housing developments. (Toomey, Born, Duehay, Vice Mayor Russell, Sullivan and Triantafillou) scanDec 12
  422. 422Order - re: improve lighting and post signs at the Franklin Street Park. (Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Myers, Vice Mayor Russell, Toomey, Triantafillou) scanDec 12
  423. 423Order - re: review communication from John Fulkerson regarding the condition of Cardinal Medeiros Avenue. (Sullivan, Born, Duehay and Triantafillou) scanDec 12
  424. 424Order - re: review communication from Carolyn Shipley regarding salary range for Site Director and Neighborhood Council Coordinator. (Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Myers Vice Mayor Russell and Triantafillou) scanDec 12
  425. 425Order - re: adjust timing of the "Walk" signal on Mass. Ave. at Linnaean Street. (Toomey, Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Russell and Triantafillou) (Report received 1/9/95 - See Agenda # 7 of 1/9/95) scanDec 12
  426. 426Order - re: increase the cycle of the walk signal at Linnaean and Mass. Avenue. (Born, Duehay, Myers, Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Russell, Sullivan, Toomey and Triantafillou) - rep. rec. 1/9/95. - see Agenda # 7 of 1/9/95 scanDec 12
  427. 427Order - re: identify the number of minorities who were interviewed for Traffic, Community Development, Water and Public Works. (Mayor Reeves) scanDec 19
  428. 428Order - re: undertake an audit of local versus non-local contractors doing business in the City projects. (Sullivan) scanDec 19
  429. 429Order - re: the City Manager to draft legislation for relief from Turnpike Authority's truck diversion policies. (Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Vice Mayor Russell, Toomey, Triantafillou and Galluccio) scanDec 19
  430. 430Order - re: inadequate lighting on Memorial Drive in the area of Riverside and Cambridgeport neighborhoods. (Sullivan, Born, Myers, Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Russell, Toomey, Triantafillou and Galluccio) scanDec 19
  431. 431Order - re: planning workshops on alcohol and substance abuse as it relates to the City and its policies. (Vice Mayor Russell, Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Myers, Mayor Reeves, Toomey, Triantafillou and Galluccio) scanDec 19
  432. 432Order - re: equity audit within each department regarding contracting businesses owned by minorities and/or women. (Mayor Reeves, Born, Duehay and Triantafillou) scanDec 19

Finance

197 actions · № 1–197
  1. 1Transmitting communication from R.W. Healy relative to an order requesting the appropriation of a grant for $43,720 from the Attorney General Scott Harshbarger's Office to the License Commission to support 1 1/2 positions which primary functions are to mediate individual consumer disputes. scanJan 24
  2. 2Transmitting communication from R.W. Healy relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $70,788 in the grant fund from the massachusetts Dept. of Education to the Human Services to support the Even Start Program. scanJan 24
  3. 3Transmitting communication from R.W. Healy relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $120,000 from Cambridge Housing Authority to Human Services for the Homeless Intercept Program. scanJan 24
  4. 4Transmitting communication from R. W. Healy relative to an order requesting the transfer of $40,000 from the Water Dept. to provide funds for worker's compensation medical payments. scanJan 24
  5. 5Transmitting communication from R. W. Healy requesting the appropriation of $120,000 from the Cambridge Housing Authority to Human Services to renew an existing contract between the CHA and Human Services. scanJan 24
  6. 6Transmitting communication from R.W. Healy relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $2,000 from the Cambridge Heritage trust to Historical Commission for incentive grants to owners of properties on the African American Heritage Trail. scanJan 24
  7. 7Transmitting communication from R. W. Healy relative to an order requesting the transfer of $15,000 from Reserve and Other Ordinary Maintenance to the City Council Travel and Training for the City Council and two staff members to attend the National League of Cities Annual Congressional; City Conference. scan—
  8. 8Transmitting communication from R. W. Healy relative to the 1992-1993 City of Cambridge Comprehensive Annual Financial Report. scan—
  9. 9Transfer of $100,000 in the School Department. scanJan 31
  10. 10Most recent bond prospectus. scanJan 31
  11. 11Appropriation of a grant for $57,208 to the Health and Hospitals Account. scanFeb 7
  12. 12Appropriation of a grant in the sum of $60,417 to the Health and Hospitals Account. scanFeb 7
  13. 13Appropriation of a grant in the sum of $127,802 to the Health and Hospitals Account. scanFeb 7
  14. 14Appropriation of a grant in the sum of $80,252 to the Health and Hospitals Account. scanFeb 7
  15. 15Appropriation of a grant in the sum of $50,334 to the Health and Hospitals Account. scanFeb 7
  16. 16Appropriation of a grant in the sum of $19,167 to the Health and Hospitals Account. scanFeb 7
  17. 17Transfer of $6,500 in the Health and Hospital Account. scanFeb 7
  18. 18Appropriation of a grant in the sum of $2,420 to the Historical Commission. scanFeb 7
  19. 19Appropriation of a grant in the sum of $55,833 to provide staff for the Teen Health Center. scanFeb 14
  20. 20Appropriation of a grant in the sum of $15,000 to the Health and Hospitals Account. scanFeb 14
  21. 21Councillor Walsh, Sullivan, Russell re: proposed budgets for fiscal year 1995. Rep. rec. 2/28/94 - See Agenda #11 of 2/28/94 scanFeb 14
  22. 22Transmitting communication from R.W. Healy relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $70,000 to provide funds for settlement related to worker's compensation cases as well as payment of medical bills. scanFeb 14
  23. 23Transmitting communication from R.W. Healy relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $10,200 in the Grant Fund from the Federal Dept. of Housing and Urban Development to Human Rights Commission - $5,200 and Travel and Training $5,00 for Human Rights Investigators position. scanFeb 14
  24. 24Transmitting communication from R. W. Healy relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $5,200 in the Grant Fund from the Mass Commission Against Discrimination to the Human Rights Commission Salary & Wages Account to provide funds for the salary to the Human Rights Investigators position. scanFeb 14
  25. 25Transmitting communication from R.W. Healy relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $250,000 to the Public Works Dept. (snow removal) Other Ordinary Maintenance Account. scanFeb 14
  26. 26Transmitting communication from R.W. Healy re: an order requesting the appropriation of $23,412 in the Grant Fund from FEMA to Human Services to provide funds for housing assistance through the Multi-Service Center Fuel Assistance payments and Council on Aging meal and food assistance program. scanFeb 28
  27. 27Transmitting communication from R.W. Healy re: an order requesting the appropriation of $2,500 in the Grant Fund from the State Dept. of Education to the Human Services Other Ordinary Maintenance Account $1,400 and Travel and Training $1,100 to provide funds for the time and expense of evaluators for the peer evaluation of the Adult Education of the Home Grant. scanFeb 28
  28. 28Transmitting communication from R.W.Healy re: an order requesting the appropriation of $45,760 in the Grant Fund from the State Dept. of Education to Human Services Account $40,585 Other Ordinary Maint. Account $4,175 and Travel And Training Account $1,000 to provide funds to conduct intake and assessment for at least 90 homeless adults and provide them with educational counseling. scanFeb 28
  29. 29Transmitting comm. from R.W. Healy relative to Arbitrator's Award in the matter of involving the City of Cambridge and the Cambridge Patrol Officers Association. scanMar 7
  30. 30Transmitting comm. from R.W. Healy relative to a transfer of $25,000 from Fire Dept. salary and wages to Fire Travel and Training to pay medical bills for injuries sustained in the line of duty. scanMar 7
  31. 31Transmitting comm. from R.W. Healy relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $47,451.63 in the Grant Fund from MA Board of Library Commissioners to Library Other Ordinary Maintenance to purchase furniture for the children's room at the Central Square and Main Library. scan—
  32. 32Transmitting comm. from R.W. Healy relative to an order requesting the transfer of $4600 from Human Services to provide funds for instructors in art, sports, and dance and an assistant to the Coordinator at the Fitzgerald, Haggerty, Harrington and King Schools. scan—
  33. 33Transmitting comm. from R.W. Healy relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $10,963 from the Fitzgerald , Fletcher and Tobin School for Human Services to provide funds for after school enrichment programs. scan—
  34. 34Transmitting comm. from R.W. Healy relative to an order requesting the transfer of $14,000 from the Cable Salary Office and Cable Other Ordinary Expenses and Maintenance to purchase video tapes and equip. repairs and 3 camera units. scan—
  35. 35Transmitting comm. from R.W. Healy relative to an order for the appropriation of $6,000 in the Grant Fund from donations from the Christ Church to the Human Service Dept. to support two ESL classes which have been ongoing since October. scan—
  36. 36Transmitting comm. from R.W. Healy relative to an order to provide funds $8022 donated by Friends of the Community Learning for Human Services for ESL classes and basic adult education classes. scan—
  37. 37Transmitting comm. from R.W. Healy relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $5,783 in the Grant Fund from the Dept. of Public Welfare to the Human Services Dept. to provide funds to be used for three additional emergency shelter rooms at the Cambridge YMCA thru June 1994. scanMar 21
  38. 38Transmitting comm. from R.W. Healy relative to an order requesting the transfer of $5,000 from the Reserve Other Ordinary Maintenance Account to the Election Other Ordinary Maintenance to provide funds to be used by the Center for Voting Democracy to computerize the 1991 proportional representation municipal election. scanMar 21
  39. 39Councillors Sullivan, Toomey, Walsh re: Fiscal projections for coming years. scanMar 21
  40. 40Transmitting comm. from R.W. Healy relative to an order requesting the appropriation of a grant from the Mass. Cultural Council for $1000 to the Public Celebrations Maintenance Account to provide funds for services related to the Mayor's Commission to review the arts and organizations delivering the arts in Cambridge. scanMar 21
  41. 41Transmitting comm. from R.W. Healy relative to the YMCA requesting an easement from the City to cross the paved parking area at the rear of 806 Massachusetts Avenue the site of the future senior center for access to the dumpsters located on the YMCA premises. - easement recorded in Court enclosed scanMar 21
  42. 42Transmitting comm. from R.W. Healy relative to an order requesting the appropriation transfer of $2600 in the Grant Fund from Human Services Salary and Wages to Other Ordinary Maintenance Account to provide funds for the purchase of a computer and software to link telecommunications with other programs for the homeless. scanMar 21
  43. 43Transmitting comm. from R.W. Healy relative to a request from the City Council for additional info. of the costs of the senior center. scan—
  44. 44Transmitting comm. from R.W. Healy re: an order requesting an amendment to a loan order approved on May 17, 1993 for the construction, equipping and furnishing of the new Agassiz School. scan—
  45. 45Transmitting comm. from R.W. Healy re: an order requesting an amendment to a loan order approved on May 11, 1993 for the renovations at the building at 806 Mass. Ave. scan—
  46. 46Transmitting comm. from R.W. Healy relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $42,250 in the Grant Fund from the Mass. Dept. of Public Health to the Dept of Health and Hospitals $18,750 Other Ordinary Account $22,250 and Travel and Training $1,250 to provide funds to support the implementation of the Enhanced School Health Services Program. scanMar 28
  47. 47Transmitting comm. from R.W. Healy relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $33,137 in the Grant Fund from the Executive Office of Public Safety to the Police Dept. Salary and Wages Account $22,737 and Other Ordinary Maintenance Account $10,400 to provide funds for the D.A.R.E. Program. scanMar 28
  48. 48Transmitting comm. from R.W. Healy relative to an order requesting the transfer of $1,500 in the Grant Fund from Human Rights Salary and Wages Account to Human Rights Travel and Training to provide funds for staff to attend employment discrimination training seminars and conferences. scanMar 28
  49. 49Transmitting comm. from R.W. Healy relative to an order requesting the transfer of $150,000 in the General Fund from Employee Benefits Salary and Wages to provide funds needed for payment to the appraiser and expert witness whom the Assessing Dept has retained for appraisals and appear before the Appellate Tax Board. scan—
  50. 50Transmitting comm. from R.W. Healy relative to the approval of the block rates for water and sewer use for the period beginning April 1, 1994 - March 31, 1995. scan—
  51. 51Comm. from Councillor Sullivan, Chair Finance Committee transmitting the Fiscal Year '95 Budget Hearing Schedule. scanApr 4
  52. 52Comm. received from D. Margaret Drury transmitting comm. from Claire Rodley Secretary of School Committee re: their 95 budget. scanApr 4
  53. 53A comm. was received from the Central Square Neighborhood Coalition supporting the Central Square Capital Budget for FY95. scanApr 4
  54. 54Appropriation of $5,950 to the Fire Dept. scanApr 4
  55. 55Appropriations of $10,000 to the Health and Hospitals. scanApr 4
  56. 56City Council considerations for the FY94-95 Budget. scanApr 11
  57. 57Appropriation of $640,000 to the Neville Manor. scanApr 25
  58. 58Appropriation of $285,000 to the Neville Manor. scanApr 25
  59. 59Communication from City Manager transmitting further information on Charter Right Number One re: Neville Manor appropriation for $285,000 and Charter Right Number Two re: Neville Manor appropriation for $640,000. scanApr 25
  60. 60Transfer of $29,000 in the Fire Department. scanApr 25
  61. 61Transfer of $26,000 to the Executive Dept. scanMay 2
  62. 62Appropriation of $364, 375 in the Human Services Dept. scanMay 2
  63. 63Appropriation of $46,512 to the Human Services Dept. scanMay 2
  64. 64Appropriation of $21,125 to the Human Services Dept. scanMay 2
  65. 65Appropriation of $l00,000 to the Human Services Dept. scanMay 2
  66. 66Appropriation of $3,340,433 to the Community Development Dept. scanMay 2
  67. 67Appropriation of $600 to the Human Services Dept. scanMay 2
  68. 68Appropriation of $21,680 in the Human Services Dept. scanMay 2
  69. 69Appropriation of $31,460 in the Human Services Dept. scanMay 2
  70. 70Appropriation of $2,000 in the Human Services Dept. scanMay 2
  71. 71Appropriation of $2,500,000 to the Health and Hospital Fund. scanMay 9
  72. 72Transfer of $3,730 in the Police Dept. scanMay 9
  73. 73Appropriation of $12,072 to the Human Services Dept. scanMay 9
  74. 74Appropriation of $2,000 to the Human Services Dept. scanMay 9
  75. 75Transfer of $30,000 in the Debt Services Fund. scanMay 9
  76. 76Appropriation of $59,475 to the Health and Hospital Fund. scanMay 9
  77. 77LOAN ORDER - $15,000,000 - Payson Park Reservoir. scanMay 9
  78. 78LOAN ORDER - $1,000,000 - replacement of water mains. scanMay 9
  79. 79FY 95 BUDGET A. Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Twelve and information requested by the Finance Committee regarding the FY 95 Budget. B. GENERAL FUND BUDGET - $213,089,575. C. WATER FUND BUDGET - $7,640,805. D. HOSPITAL AND AMBULATORY CARE FUND BUDGET - $71,707,430. E. NEVILLE MANOR FUND BUDGET - $10,137,440. F. PUBLIC INVESTMENT FUND BUDGET - $12,139,520. scanMay 16
  80. 80Advance on the Fiscal Year 1995 Allotment of $20,000 from the Multicultural Arts Center. scanMay 23
  81. 81Appropriation of $50,175 to the Public Works Dept. scanMay 23
  82. 82Transfer of $188,000 to the Water Dept. scanMay 23
  83. 83Transfer of $72,000 to the Public Investment Human Services Building Renovation Account. scanMay 23
  84. 84Transfer of $7,400 in the Health Dept. scanMay 23
  85. 85Appropriation of $1,700 to the Public Celebration Account. scanMay 23
  86. 86Appropriation of $10,916 to the Public Celebrations Account. scanMay 23
  87. 87Fiscal Year 1995 Cherry Sheet. scanJun 6
  88. 88Appropriation of $13,800 to the Public Works Dept. scanJun 6
  89. 89Appropriation of $4,200 to the Human Rights Commission. scanJun 6
  90. 90Order authorizing the City Manager to transfer appropriations from allotments prior to the close of the books for Fiscal Year 1993-1994. scanJun 6
  91. 91Appropriation of $336,311 to the Human Services Dept. scanJun 13
  92. 92Appropriation of $7,500 to the Human Services Dept. scanJun 13
  93. 93Appropriation of $800 to the Human Services Dept. scanJun 13
  94. 94Transfer of $564,067 in the School Dept. scanJun 20
  95. 95Transfer of $528,968 in the School Dept. scanJun 20
  96. 96Transfer of $7,000 in the Veterans Benefits Dept. scanJun 20
  97. 97Appropriation of $644,400 to the Community Development Dept. scanJun 20
  98. 98Appropriation of $71,600 to the Community Development Dept. scanJun 20
  99. 99Appropriation of $138,573.13 to the Community Development Dept. scanJun 20
  100. 100Appropriation of $88,732.32 to the Community Development Dept. scanJun 20
  101. 101Acceptance of the Foster McGaw Award in the sum of $75,000 to establish the Estelle Paris Scholarship Trust Fund. scanJun 20
  102. 102LOAN ORDER - amendment from $40,000,000 to $50,000,000 for the construction of a new ambulatory care center and renovations to the existing hospital facility. scanJun 27
  103. 103Appropriation of $400,000 and the order of taking for a parcel of land and the buildings thereon known as 10 Camelia Avenue and the discontinuance as a public way of a portion of Camelia Avenue as well as a transfer of the land. Documents recorded at Registry included. scanJun 27
  104. 104Submission of an application of EOCD for Community Development Action Grant Funds. Brookline and Pacific Streets/ University Park. scanJun 27
  105. 105Transfer in the amount of $785,614 in the School Dept. scanJun 27
  106. 106Appropriation of $25,000 to the Health and Hospital Dept. scanJun 27
  107. 107Appropriation of $76,815 to the Health and Hospital Dept. scanJun 27
  108. 108Appropriation of $68,968.75 to the Health and Hospital Dept. scanJun 27
  109. 109Transfer of $10,247.29 in the Human Services Dept. scanJun 27
  110. 110Appropriation of $183,163 to the Human Services Dept. scanJun 27
  111. 111Appropriation of $15,000 to the Health and Hospital Dept. scanJun 27
  112. 112Appropriation of $50,000 to the Health and Hospital Dept. scanJun 27
  113. 113Appropriation of $846,666 to the Health and Hospital Dept. scanJun 27
  114. 114Appropriation of $143,000 to the Health and Hospital Dept. scanJun 27
  115. 115Appropriation of $4,000 to the Health and Hospital Dept. scanJun 27
  116. 116Appropriation of $50,000 to the Health and Hospital Dept. scanJun 27
  117. 117Appropriation of $18,958 to the Health and Hospital Dept. scanJun 27
  118. 118Appropriation of $40,682 to the Health and Hospital Dept. scanJun 27
  119. 119Appropriation of $148,317 to the Health and Hospital Dept. scanJun 27
  120. 120Appropriation of $54,995 to the Health and Hospital Dept. scanJun 27
  121. 121Appropriation of $33,997 to the Health and Hospital Dept. scanJun 27
  122. 122Appropriation of $5,000 to the Health and Hospital Dept. scanJun 27
  123. 123Appropriation of $137,750 to the Health and Hospital Dept. scanJun 27
  124. 124Appropriation of $120,802 to the Health and Hospital Dept. scanJun 27
  125. 125Appropriation of $46,000 to the Health and Hospital Dept. scanJun 27
  126. 126Appropriation of $346,306 to the Health and Hospital Dept. scanJun 27
  127. 127Appropriation of $90,000 to the Health and Hospital Dept. scanJun 27
  128. 128Appropriation of $192,606 to the Health and Hospital Dept. scanJun 27
  129. 129Appropriation of $120,000 to the Health and Hospital Dept. scanJun 27
  130. 130Appropriation of $96,208 to the Health and Hospital Dept. scanJun 27
  131. 131Appropriation of $71,667 to the Health and Hospital Dept. scanJun 27
  132. 132Appropriation of $643,246 to the Health and Hospital Dept. scanJun 27
  133. 133Appropriation of $180,000 to the Health and Hospital Dept. scanJun 27
  134. 134Appropriation of $80,000 to the Health and Hospital Dept. scanJun 27
  135. 135Appropriation of $5,000 to the Executive Leadership/Positive Edge Account. scanAug 1
  136. 136Appropriation of $6,500 to the Election Commission. scanAug 1
  137. 137Appropriation of $48,991 to the Human Services Dept. scanAug 1
  138. 138Appropriation of $180,000 to the Human Services Dept. scanAug 1
  139. 139Appropriation of $l9,030 to the Human Services Dept. scanAug 1
  140. 140Transfer of $29,732 to the Human Services Dept. scanAug 1
  141. 141Appropriation of $2,925 to the Human Services Dept. scanAug 1
  142. 142Appropriation of $2,000 to the Human Services Dept. scanAug 1
  143. 143Recision of $3,000,000 included in the Fiscal Year 1995 Public Investment Fund for the Emergency Communications Department. scanSep 12
  144. 144Appropriation of $6,000 to the License Commission. scanSep 12
  145. 145Appropriation of $37,281 to the Public Celebration Account. scanSep 12
  146. 146Appropriation of $19,000 to the Human Services Dept. scanSep 12
  147. 147Appropriation of $80,326 to the Human Services Dept. scanSep 12
  148. 148Appropriation of $70,000 to the Human Services Dept. scanSep 12
  149. 149Appropriation of $l,600 to the Fire Dept. scanSep 12
  150. 150Appropriation of $6,300 to the Human Services Dept. scanSep 12
  151. 151Transfer of $7,000 in the Human Services Dept. scanSep 12
  152. 152Appropriation of $2,500 to the Human Services Dept. scanSep 12
  153. 153Appropriation of $11,553 to the Human Services Dept. scanSep 12
  154. 154Appropriation of $26,227 in private donations to the Public Celebrations account for the 1994 River Festival. scanSep 12
  155. 155Appropriation of $8,500 to the Human Services Dept. scanSep 19
  156. 156Establishment of the Tax Rate: $3,550,000 - Unreserved Fund Balance $505,000 - Police Dept. Five classes of property. Minimum residential factor of 57.74098% Approve maximum residential exemption of 20 for owner occupied homes. Vote to double the normal value of statutory exemptions for FY 95. Vote to double the income limit for deferral of property taxes by elderly homeowners. scanSep 19
  157. 157Hearing for the purpose of allocation of the local property tax levy among the four classes of real and personal property for fiscal year 1995. scanSep 19
  158. 158Appropriation of $12,325 to the Arts Council. scanSep 26
  159. 159Appropriation of $9,375 to the Grant Fund. scanSep 26
  160. 160Transfer of $5,000 in the Electrical Dept. scanSep 26
  161. 161Appropriation of $200,000 to the Health and Hospital Dept. scanSep 26
  162. 162Appropriation of $274,500 to the Human Services Dept. scanSep 26
  163. 163Appropriation of $125,000 to the Human Services Dept. scanSep 26
  164. 164Appropriation of $41,988 to the Human Services Dept. scanSep 26
  165. 165Appropriation of $18,422 to the Human Services Dept. scanSep 26
  166. 166Appropriation of $13,421 to the Human Services Dept. scanSep 26
  167. 167Appropriation of $5,282 to the Human Services Dept. scanSep 26
  168. 168Appropriation of $55,000 to the Inspectional Services Dept. scanSep 26
  169. 169Transfer of $66,150 in the Police Dept. scanOct 3
  170. 170Acceptance of anonymous gift of a red Indian marble bench. scanOct 3
  171. 171LOAN ORDER - recision of the $3,000,000 included in the Fiscal Year 1995 Public Investment Fund and the authorization to borrow $3,300,000 to fund the Emergency Communications Department. scanOct 3
  172. 172Appropriation of $97,910 to the Human Services Dept. scanOct 17
  173. 173Appropriation of $4,115 to the Historical Commission. scanOct 17
  174. 174Transfer of $5,500 in the Health and Hospital Fund. scanOct 17
  175. 175Appropriation of $202,023 to the Community Development Dept. scanOct 24
  176. 176Appropriation of $29,000 to the Police Dept. scanOct 24
  177. 177Appropriation of $218,000 to the Grant Fund. scanOct 31
  178. 178Appropriation of $100,250 to the Grant Fund. scanOct 31
  179. 179Appropriation of a grant in the sum of $67,500 to the Grant Fund Health and Hospital Services. scanOct 31
  180. 180Appropriation of $4,800 to the Human Rights Commission. scanOct 31
  181. 181Appropriation of $14,100 to the Human Rights Commission. scanOct 31
  182. 182Appropriation of $149,980 to the Human Services Dept. scanNov 7
  183. 183Response relative to the City's sale of general obligation bonds. scanNov 7
  184. 184Transfer of $60,000 to the Fire Dept. scanNov 14
  185. 185Appropriation of $1,000 to the License Commission. scanNov 14
  186. 186LOAN ORDER - $3,600,000 to the Eastern Cambridge Youth Center located at Donnelly Field and $200,000 for the installation of an air conditioning system and appropriate dance floor at the Area IV Youth Center. scanNov 14
  187. 187Appropriation of $74,670 to the Neville Manor. scanNov 21
  188. 188Appropriation of a grant in the sum of $390,000 to the Community Development Dept. scanNov 21
  189. 189Appropriation of $1,334,864 in the Human Services Dept. scanNov 21
  190. 190Fiscal Year 1996 Budget Notebook. scanDec 12
  191. 191Appropriation of $76,050 in the Health and Hospital Dept. scanDec 12
  192. 192Appropriation of $63,200 for the Workforce Development. scanDec 12
  193. 193Appropriation of $380,843.61 in the Police Dept. scanDec 12
  194. 194Appropriation of $652,800 in the Community Development Dept. scanDec 12
  195. 195LOAN ORDER - $1,000,000 to be used for 77 units mixed-income housing development along Brookline Street in University Park. scanDec 12
  196. 196LOAN ORDER - $5,000,000 for the purpose of providing CDBG Section 108 loans to selected biotechnology and related industry firms. scanDec 12
  197. 197Transfer of $35,957 in the Public Works Dept. scanDec 19

Highways

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  1. 1A communication was received from Vivian Kurkjian, a resident of 86 Buckingham Street requesting that the "Shops at Harvard Square" sign be removed from Holyoke Center because it is a public safety hazard. scanJan 10
  2. 2Mayor Reeves, Councillors Myers, Born, Duehay, Russell, Toomey, Sullivan, Triantafillou, Walsh, re: Rename the Old Morse Park as David Nunes Park or a suitable location to be named David Nunes Square. scanJan 24
  3. 3Communication received from area neighbors requesting that the children's playground located between Brookline and Pearl Street on Putnam Ave. be dedicated in the memory of David B. Nunes. scanJan 24
  4. 4Communication received from Watertown High School requesting a permit to conduct a bake sale in Harvard Sq. on February 5, 1994. scanJan 24
  5. 5A petition was received from Korea Garden requesting a permit to erect an awning at the premises located at 20 Pearl Street said petition received approval from Community Development, Inspectional Services, and abuttors. scanJan 24
  6. 6A petition was received from Rikki's Day Spa requesting a permit to display a sandwich board sign at the premises numbered 36 JFK St. scanJan 24
  7. 7A petition was received from Alston Beat requesting a permit to display a sandwich board sign at the premises numbered 99 Mt. Auburn St. scanJan 31
  8. 8A petition was received from CASA do Benfica requesting a permit to erect an awning at the premises numbered 279A Broadway; said petition has received approval from abuttors, Inspectional Services and Community Development. scan—
  9. 9A petition was received from Coffee As You Like It requesting a permit for a sandwich board sign at the premises numbered 1815 Massachusetts Avenue. scan—
  10. 10Comm. from Carl F. Barron, President, Central Square Business Association requesting permission to hold the Third Annual Central Square World's Fair to be held on Saturday, May 21, 1994 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. said request is to have Mass Ave. closed from Prospect Street to Douglas Street. scanFeb 28
  11. 11A petition was received from the Hebrew Israelites requesting a table at Mass Ave. and Western Ave. scanMar 7
  12. 12A petition was received from Blockbuster Video requesting a permit to replace an existing sign at the premises located at 545 Massachusetts Avenue; said petition has received approval from abuttors, Inspectional Services and Community Development. scanMar 7
  13. 13A petition was received from Blockbuster Video 545 Massachusetts Avenue requesting a permit to erect an awning; said petition received approval from Inspectional Services, Community Development and abuttors. scanMar 21
  14. 14A petition was received from Strawberries requesting a permit to display a sandwich board sign at 38 JFK Street. scanMar 21
  15. 15A petition was received from Christophers requesting a permit to display a sandwich board sign at 1950 Massachusetts Avenue. scanMar 21
  16. 16A petition was received from Rachid El Akkil to sell merchandise at Kendall and Lechmere Sq. scanMar 21
  17. 17A petition was received from Salon 13 requesting a permit to display a sandwich board sign at 99 Mt. Auburn Street. scan—
  18. 18A petition was received from Pentimento requesting a permit to display tables and chairs at 344-346 Huron Avenue. scan—
  19. 19A petition was received from Manuel Martins requesting a curb cut at 30-32 Oakland Street; said petition received approval from Inspec. Serv., Traffic & Parking, Historical Comm, and Public Works. scan—
  20. 20A petition was received from Samuel Murray to display merchandise at Kendall Square. scanMar 28
  21. 21A petition was received from Baskin Robbins requesting a permit to set up two benches at 1230 Massachusetts Avenue. scanMar 28
  22. 22A petition was received from the Hebrew Israelites requesting a permit for a table at Western/Mass. Ave. scanMar 28
  23. 23A petition was received from the Cambridge Hospital requesting a permit to display a table at City Hall. scanApr 4
  24. 24A petition was received from the Cambridge Hospital requesting a permit to display a table at Porter Square. scanApr 4
  25. 25A petition was received from the Tobacco Control Program requesting a permit to display a table at 1 Central Square. scanApr 4
  26. 26A petition was received from Christophers Flowers requesting a permit to display merchandise at 56 Church Street. scanApr 4
  27. 27A petition was received from Bow Street Flowers requesting a permit to display merchandise at 30 Plympton Street. scan—
  28. 28A petition was received from the Tobacco Control Program requesting a permit to display a table at 1 White Street. scan—
  29. 29Order-naming corner of Huron Avenue and Appleton Street in honor of Major John A. Walsh, Jr. (Vice Mayor Russell, Born, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou, Walsh and Mayor Reeves) scanApr 11
  30. 30Petition received from Cycle Sports for a van for rollerblades on Ackron Street. Report received 5/9/94 - See Agenda # 9 of 5/9/94. scan—
  31. 31Petition received from Joan E. O'Connor, Esquire, et al requesting a bus shelter not be erected at the westbound stop at Mt. Auburn Hospital. Report received 5/2/94. See Agenda # 3 of 5/2/94. - Referred back - 2nd rep. rec. 1/23/95 See Agenda #5 of 1/23/95 scan—
  32. 32Order - re: corner of Gurney Street and Huron Avenue be named "Reeve's Corner". (Born, Myers, Sullivan, Triantafillou, Russell, Walsh & Mayor Reeves) scanApr 25
  33. 33Order - re: designating the intersection of Porter Street and Bedford Street as "Nicholas 'Nicky' Defrancesco Square." (Toomey, Russell, Sullivan, Triantafillou, Walsh & Mayor Reeves) scan—
  34. 34Order - re: designating the intersection of Windsor Street and Cambridge Street as "Anatilda DaMello Square." (Toomey, Sullivan and Triantafillou) scan—
  35. 35Communication from Ralph Dunphy, Commissioner of Public Works regarding letters sent to area residents in reference to sewer separation on Clifton, Jackson, Clay, Montgomery, Reed, Cedar and Harvey Streets. scanApr 25
  36. 36Display of merchandise and A frame sign - FPD Technology at the corner of Hingham and Memorial Drive on Sundays from May thru November. scanApr 25
  37. 37Hot dog cart - MacDaddy's Dogs - Flag Street/Memorial Drive. scanApr 25
  38. 38Petition from Fayerweather Street School requesting permission to sell raffle tickets on May 7, l994 from ll:00 a. m. to 8:00 p.m. at Harvard Square T Station. scanApr 25
  39. 39Awning - Boston Chicken - 822 Somerville Avenue. scanApr 25
  40. 40Canopy - Sinibad Restaurant - 145 First Street. scanApr 25
  41. 41Sandwich board sign - Condom World - 81 Mt. Auburn Street. scanApr 25
  42. 42Petition received from the Farmer's Market requesting permission to set up stands every Monday from May 16th thru November 21, l994. scanApr 25
  43. 43Petition from Richard Hutchins requesting a sign on Vassar Street for no parking. scanApr 25
  44. 44Display of merchandise - Cycle Sports - Ackron Street. scanMay 2
  45. 45Tables - National Organization for Women - Harvard Square and Central Square. scanMay 2
  46. 46Tables - Picante Mexican Restaurant - 735 Mass. Ave. scanMay 2
  47. 47Table - Caribana - 315 Mass. Ave. scanMay 2
  48. 48Table - Miracle of Science Bar and Grill - 321 Mass. Ave. scanMay 2
  49. 49Table and sign - Carberry's - Prospect Street. scanMay 2
  50. 50Table - Massachusetts Peace Action - Harvard Square MBTA station exit. scanMay 2
  51. 51Communication from Ann Daughaday, City Engineer, transmitting new street addresses. scanMay 2
  52. 52Awning - Picante Mexican Grille - 735 Mass. Ave. scanMay 9
  53. 53Bench - Toscanini's - 899 Main Street. scanMay 9
  54. 54Parked ice cream truck - Emory's Ice Cream - St. Peter's Park lot. scanMay 9
  55. 55Parked ice cream truck - Emory's Ice Cream - New Street lot. scanMay 9
  56. 56Petition from Rosemary Thomas requesting permission to preach, sing and distribute literature on Mass. and Western Avenues. scanMay 9
  57. 57Petition from Kennedy Lofts Associates requesting an egress door that overswings the city sidewalk at the premises numbered 129 Franklin Street. scanMay 16
  58. 58Curb cut - Robert Rogers, D. U. Corp., Board of Trustees - 45 Dunster Street. scanMay 16
  59. 59Curb cut - Reuben N. Dottin, Jr. - 161 Putnam Ave. scanMay 16
  60. 60Curb cut - William A. Dobb - 68 Dana Street. scanMay 16
  61. 61Curb cut - Harvard Real Estate, Inc. - 24a Sacramento Street. scanMay 16
  62. 62Petition from Massachusetts Peace Action for permit to distribute information at the T entrance in Harvard Square. scanMay 23
  63. 63Curb cut - Carlotte N. Berk - 10 Channing Place. scanMay 23
  64. 64Curb cut - C. Otto Trust, by Thomas G. Taylor, Trustee, 3 - 5 Channing Place. scanMay 23
  65. 65Petition from the East Coast Grill for a bench at 1271 Cambridge Street. scanMay 23
  66. 66New Bury Comics - A framed sign - 36 JFK St. scanJun 6
  67. 67HMV Record Stores - table and display of merchandise - 1 Brattle Square. scanJun 6
  68. 68HMV Record Stores - obstruction on the sidewalk - 1 Brattle Square. scanJun 6
  69. 69Bangkok House - A framed sign - 50 JFK Street. scanJun 6
  70. 701369 Coffee House - bench - 1369 Cambridge Street. scanJun 6
  71. 71Wordsworth Abridged - a retractable awning - 5 Brattle St. scanJun 6
  72. 72Petition from Karen Russell requesting permission to sell cassette tapes at the Kendall Square "T" Station. scanJun 6
  73. 73Petition from Karen Russell requesting permission to sell cassette tapes at 678 Mass. Ave. scanJun 6
  74. 74Petition from CEASE requesting permit to distribute literature and collect signatures. scanJun 6
  75. 75Order-re: naming the Tobin Field Minor League Diamond in honor of Heather Menzies. (Vice Mayor Russell, Councillors Born, Duehay, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanJun 20
  76. 76Communication received from Richard Hutchins, owner of Andy's Place requesting a permit to sell food on Ames Street. scanJun 20
  77. 77Petition from Elaine Perlor, 34 Anderson St., Boston, requesting a display of merchandise at the public park in Kendall Square. scanJun 20
  78. 78Communication from Robert H. Russell, 142 Garden Street, in support of the bike lanes along Mass. Avenue. scanJun 20
  79. 79Communication from Rebecca Shrigley Hall, lll Hampshire Street, in support of the bike lanes proposed for Mass. Avenue. scanJun 20
  80. 80Communication from Ben Blout, ll Hingham Street, et al in opposition to the construction of a new sidewalk on Elmer Street. scanJun 20
  81. 81Communication from Elizabeth R. Thagard, 126 Pearl Street, in support of the bike lanes being included in the reconstruction of Mass. Avenue. scanJun 20
  82. 82Curb cut - l02 Gore Street - Edilma Forietta. scanJun 20
  83. 83Petition from McCann Erickson Event Mktg., St. Louis requesting a display of merchandise in Harvard Square. scanJun 20
  84. 84Petition from Concilio Hispano, Inc., l05 Windsor Street, requesting permission for a table in the Central and Harvard Square areas on Fridays. scanJun 20
  85. 85Curb cut - 28 Foch Street - Hilda Trammell. scanJun 20
  86. 86Awning - Cinderella - 901 Main Street. scanJun 20
  87. 87Table - Joannie's Kitchen - 313 Mass. Ave. scanJun 20
  88. 88Petition from John R. Clifford, et al requesting that Mass. Ave. between Prospect St. and Main St. be closed on Sunday, September 18, 1994 for the Annual Central Square World's Fair. scanJun 27
  89. 89Table - Rosies Bar an Grille,Inc. - 1667 Mass. Ave. scanJun 27
  90. 90Curb cut - Judith Saryan and Victor Zarougian - 28-30 Hancock Street. scanJun 27
  91. 91Petition from Reverend Chris Korda, Church of Euthanasia, requesting permission to set up an information table in Harvard Square from noon to eight p. m. on Saturday, July 23. scanJun 27
  92. 92Petition from Catherine Queen-Newton on behalf of African Cultural Society of St. Paul AME Church for permission for a bazaar at 78-99 Bishop Allen Drive on July 9, 1994. scanJun 27
  93. 93Awning - Lotte Market - 297 Mass. Ave. scanJun 27
  94. 94Sandwich Board sign - Wursthaus, Inc. - 4 JFK Street. scanJun 27
  95. 95Display of merchandise - Cantabrigia Antiques - 2364 Mass. Ave. scanJun 27
  96. 96Curb cut - John J. Horgan - 44-46 Haskell Street. scanJun 27
  97. 97Communication from Ann Wilson, 40 Arlington Street in support of the proposed bicycle lane in the Mass. Ave. reconstruction project. scanJun 27
  98. 98Communication from Patricia A. Cantor, 17 Kenwood Street, in support of the proposed bicycle lane in the Mass. Ave. reconstruction project. scanJun 27
  99. 99Communication from Marion A. Lennihan, 7A Walnut Street, in support of the proposed bicycle lane in the Mass. Ave. reconstruction project. scanJun 27
  100. 100Communication from Althea Pechenik, 104 Trowbridge Street, in support of the proposed bicycle lane in the Mass. Ave. reconstruction project. scanJun 27
  101. 101Communication from Fred Small, 80 Aberdeen Avenue, in support of the proposed bicycle lane in the Mass. Ave. reconstruction project. scanJun 27
  102. 102Communication from Allan and Suzanne B. Mann, 120 Hancock Street, in support of the proposed bicycle lane in the Mass. Ave. reconstruction project. scanJun 27
  103. 103Communication from Stephen D. Anderson, Anderson & Kreiger, Attorneys At law, 47 Thorndike Street, in support of the proposed bicycle lane in the Mass. Ave. reconstruction project. scanJun 27
  104. 104Communication from David R. Fairbanks, 115 Brattle Street, in support of the proposed bicycle lane in the Mass. Ave. reconstruction project. scanJun 27
  105. 105Communication from Lucy Edmondson, 15 Kirkland Road, in support of the proposed bicycle lane in the Mass. Ave. reconstruction project. scanJun 27
  106. 106Communication from Doane Perry and Karen Carmean, 1657 Cambridge Street, in support of the proposed bicycle lane in the Mass. Ave. reconstruction project. scanJun 27
  107. 107Communication from Brian Pfeiffer, 147 Brattle Street, in support of the proposed bicycle lane in the Mass. Ave. reconstruction project. scanJun 27
  108. 108Communication from John T. Edsall, 985 Memorial Drive, in support of the proposed bicycle lane in the Mass. Ave. reconstruction project. scanJun 27
  109. 109Communication from Ann Daughaday regarding additional addresses and changes. scanAug 1
  110. 110Petition from John Clifford requesting three banners - Central Square World's Fair to take place on Sunday, September 18, 1994. scanAug 1
  111. 111Communication from LaVonne E. Davidson, 287 Harvard Street, in opposition to bicycles being ridden on the sidewalks. scanAug 1
  112. 112Petition from Paulette Meredy request a permit to display and sell merchandise in Kendall Square T Station. scanAug 1
  113. 113Curb cut - Yvonne Nomizu - 7 Chauncy Street. scanAug 1
  114. 114Curb cut - S & R Investment Trust - 20 Mt. Vernon Street. scanAug 1
  115. 115Two benches - 1369 Coffee House - 757 Mass. Ave. scanAug 1
  116. 116Petition from the Tannery for a display of merchandise and an A framed sign - llA Brattle Street. scanAug 1
  117. 117Sign - Gorgeous Nails - 435 Mass. Ave. scanAug 1
  118. 118A framed sign - Sports, Etc. - 24 JFK Street. scanAug 1
  119. 119Awning - Boston Food Cooperative,Inc. - 581 Mass. Ave. scanAug 1
  120. 120Display of merchandise - Arrow Street Antiques - 10 Arrow Street scanAug 1
  121. 121A framed sign - Arrow Street Antiques - l0 Arrow Street. scanAug 1
  122. 122Table and sign - Origins - Brattle/Palmer Streets. scanAug 1
  123. 123Awning - Courthouse Seafood and Market - 484 Cambridge Street. scanAug 1
  124. 124Communication from Nicholas Churchill regarding the prohibition of bicycles on the sidewalks. scanAug 1
  125. 125Sundry communications received in support of the proposed bicycle route. NOTE: Naming the baseball diamond in Danehy Park in memory of Edward Fitzmaurice. -- See Resolutions #531 scanAug 1
  126. 126Order - re: the corner of Binney Street and Land Boulevard be named "Pugh's Corner". (Sullivan, Born, Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Russell, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanSep 12
  127. 127Order - re: the corner of Holworthy Street and Holworthy Terrace be named "Wright's Corner" in honor of the late Edwin Wright. (Vice Mayor Russell, Born, Mayor Reeves, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanSep 12
  128. 128Order - re: designating the intersection of Plymouth and Hamlin Street as "Albert Sarchioni Square". (Toomey, Born, Mayor Reeves, Sullivan, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanSep 12
  129. 129Curb cut - Yvonne Melanson - 183 Rindge Avenue. scanSep 12
  130. 130Communication from Ann Daughaday, City Engineer, re: address changes. scanSep 12
  131. 131Communication from the Central Square Neighborhood Coalition re: permission to establish a registration table in Carl Barron Plaza for their Scavenger Hunt to be held on October 1, 1994. scanSep 12
  132. 132Six signs - 50 Church Street - 50 Church Street Realty Trust. scanSep 12
  133. 133Revocation of sign - 270A Concord Avenue - Lyn Hovey. NOTE: JOYCE CHEN SQUARE - ALPINE AND CONCORD -SEE 1994 RESOLUTIONS #559. scanSep 12
  134. 134Cambridge YMCA 8th Annual "River Run" Road Race on Sunday, September 25, 1994 at 11:00 a. m. scanSep 12
  135. 135Display of merchandise - Economy Hardware - 438 Mass. Ave. scanSep 12
  136. 136Sign - 8 Holyoke Grill - 8 Holyoke Street. scanSep 12
  137. 137Table - Learningsmith - 25 Brattle Street. scanSep 12
  138. 138Communications from various residents regarding the proposed bicycle lane on Mass. Ave. scanSep 12
  139. 139Original lease agreement granted by the City to Harvest Co-operative Supermarket at 581 Mass. Ave. allowing the construction of a dumpster enclosure and handicapped access ramp on a small portion of Municipal Parking Lot # 5. scanSep 13
  140. 140Framed sign - McIntyre & Moore Booksellers - 8 Mt. Auburn Street. scanSep 19
  141. 141Curb cut - Harvard Real Estate - 12 Walker Street. scanSep 19
  142. 142Table - 1670 Mass. Ave. - Cambridge United for Smoking Prevention. scanSep 19
  143. 143Retractable awning - Starbuck's Coffee Co. - 468-470 Broadway. scanSep 26
  144. 144Lease between the City of Cambridge and the owner of 577 Mass. Avenue for four parking spaces. scanSep 26
  145. 145Order - City Clerk to report on curb cut application process. (Vice Mayor Russell, Myers, Sullivan and Walsh) scanOct 3
  146. 146Amendment to Jitney License granted to Checker Cab Company to be known as "10 Fawcett Street Shuttle." scanOct 3
  147. 147Curb cut - 226 Allston Street - Hazel Dahl. scanOct 3
  148. 148Communication from 435 citizens requesting a legal crosswalk at Ellery Street across from Mass. Ave. scanOct 3
  149. 149Curb cut - Jamal Ahu Rubieh - 109 Pearl Street. scanOct 3
  150. 150Curb cut - Susan Twarog - 28 Dana Street. scanOct 3
  151. 151Curb cut - Susan Ebert - 33 Williard Street. scanOct 3
  152. 152Curb cut - Julian Beinart - 7 Longfellow Park. scanOct 3
  153. 153Communication from Ann Daughaday, City Engineer, regarding address changes. scanOct 3
  154. 154curb cut - John Walsh - 158 Webster Avenue. scanOct 3
  155. 155Awning - DeWolf/LeVaux Real Estate - 171 Huron Avenue. scanOct 3
  156. 156Vending truck - MIT area to sell "Halal" food - Mohamed Mekias. scanOct 3
  157. 157Order - re: re-erecting the Monument to Sgt. Thomas J. Williams at Bow Street and Mass. Ave. (Councillors Sullivan, Born, Vice Mayor Russell, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanOct 17
  158. 158Curb cut - Shelly Dean, Project Manager, Homeowners Rehab, Inc. - requesting two discontinuances, one on Columbia Street and one on Hampshire Street and a new curb cut at 251 Columbia Street. scanOct 17
  159. 159Cement sidewalk with edgestones - Angelo and Lorraine Logiudice - 22-24 Oakland Street. scanOct 17
  160. 160Six to eight banners - Cultural Survival - across Mass. Ave. scanOct 17
  161. 161Communication from Lavonne E. Davidson, 287 Harvard Street, requesting that bicycle regulations should be enforced regarding bicycle riding on city sidewalks. (Report received 12/12/94. See Agenda # 3 of 12/12/94) scanOct 17
  162. 162Communication from Richard V. Scali, Executive Officer, License Commission, in regard to a public hearing notice from the DPU relative to a jitney application which has not been received by the City of Cambridge. scanOct 17
  163. 163Communication from John Winslow regarding the proposed bicycle lanes on Mass. Ave. scanOct 17
  164. 164Communication from B. Straughter, Cambridge Public Schools, requesting permission to hold a bake sale in Central Square on Monday, October 31, l994 from 12:00 noon to 2:00 P. M. scanOct 17
  165. 165Curb cut - 166-172 Prospect Street - Elie Jammal. scanOct 17
  166. 166Display of merchandise and an A framed sign - Paul Lee, Hong Kong Restaurant - 1236 Mass. Avenue. scanOct 24
  167. 167Communication thanking the City Council for their proposal to dedicate the corner of Porter and Bedford Streets as "NICKY DEFRANCISCO SQUARE." scanOct 24
  168. 168Awning - Starbucks Coffee Co. - 1662 Mass. Avenue. scanOct 24
  169. 169Petition from Carol's Cutting requesting a permit to have periodic sidewalk sales at 1678 Mass. Avenue. scanOct 24
  170. 170Order of taking for a parcel of land, situated across the site of the new Haggerty School and an appropriation for the taking. scanOct 31
  171. 171Order to reinstall the plaque designating the Market Street Park as the "Arthur J. Shallow Playground." (Sullivan, Myers, Vice Mayor Russell, Toomey, Triantafillou and Walsh) scanNov 7
  172. 172Order - re: designating Mass. Ave. and Meacam Road as "Kevin A. Griffin Square" in June 1995. (Vice Mayor Russell, Duehay, Myers, Sullivan, Toomey and Triantafillou) scanNov 21
  173. 173Curb cut - Lewis Cantley and Vicki Sato - 43 Larch Road. scanNov 21
  174. 174curb cut - John B. Morway - 184 Rindge Ave. scanNov 21
  175. 175Curb cut - Richard Bonarrigo - 132 Magazine Street. scanNov 21
  176. 176Curb cut - Harry Photopoulus - 61-63 Henry Street. scanNov 21
  177. 177Curb cut - John B. Morway - 6 Sargent Street. scanNov 21
  178. 178Sundry communications regarding the proposed bicycle lanes on Mass. Ave. scanNov 21
  179. 179Awning - S & R Enterprises - 1680 Mass. Ave. scanNov 21
  180. 180Awning - The Globe Corner Bookstore - 26-28 Church Street. scanNov 21
  181. 181Order - re: designate the corner of Amory and Hampshire Streets as Roger Reddick, Sr. Square. (Mayor Reeves, Born, Myers, Vice Mayor Russell, Sullivan, Toomey and Triantafillou) scanDec 12
  182. 182A framed sign - Rosie's - 7 Hudson Street. scanDec 12
  183. 183Communication from the Central Square Business Association with attachments from Betty James regarding bicycles on sidewalks. scanDec 12
  184. 184Seven awnings - Epic Realty Trust - 101-111 First Street. scanDec 12
  185. 185Curb cut - Edward DiPierro - 157 Spring Street. scanDec 12
  186. 186Communication from Commissioner of Public Works regarding address changes and/or new addresses. scanDec 12
  187. 187Jitney application - Discover Boston on the Freedom Trail. - for amended order see 4/10/95 scanDec 12
  188. 188Communication from Ralph Dunphy, Commissioner of Public Works, regarding new addresses and/or changes. scanDec 19
  189. 189PLACED ON FILE PURSUANT TO ORDER NUMBER ONE - curb cut - Ronald Schuler - Portland Stoneware - 177 Pemberton Street. scanDec 19

Appointments

111 actions · № 1–111
  1. 1Kathleen L. Born, sworn into office as City Councillor. scanJan 3
  2. 2Francis H. Duehay, sworn into office as City Councillor. scanJan 3
  3. 3Jonathan S. Myers, sworn into office as City Councillor. scanJan 3
  4. 4Kenneth E. Reeves, sworn into office as City Councillor. scanJan 3
  5. 5Sheila T. Russell, sworn into office as City Councillor. scanJan 3
  6. 6Michael A. Sullivan, sworn into office as City Councillor. scanJan 3
  7. 7Timothy J. Toomey, Jr., sworn into office as City Councillor. scanJan 3
  8. 8Katherine Triantafillou, sworn into office as City Councillor. scanJan 3
  9. 9William H. Walsh, sworn into office as City Councillor. scanJan 3
  10. 10Kenneth E. Reeves, sworn into office as Mayor. scanJan 3
  11. 11Sheila T. Russell, sworn into office as Vice Chair. scanJan 3
  12. 12Henrietta Davis, sworn into office as School Committee Member. scanJan 3
  13. 13Alfred B. Fantini, sworn into office as School Committee Member. scanJan 3
  14. 14Joseph G. Grassi, sworn into office as School Committe Member. scanJan 3
  15. 15Robin A. Harris, sworn into office as School Committee Member. scanJan 3
  16. 16David P. Maher, sworn into office as School Committee Member. scanJan 3
  17. 17E. Denise Simmons, sworn into office as School Committee Member. scanJan 3
  18. 18The appointment of four constables effective January 1, 1994 for a term of three years. scanJan 10
  19. 19Transmitting communication from R.W. Healy relative to the appointment of a Constable. scanJan 24
  20. 20Transmitting communication from R. W. Healy relative to the appointment of Dr. Julie Medley as Commissioner of Laboratory animals. scanJan 24
  21. 21A constable bond was received for approval of the City Council for surety. scanJan 31
  22. 22Appointment of Kevin Sheehan as a constable without power. scanJan 31
  23. 23Appointment of Janet Axelrod to the Library Board of Trustees. scanJan 31
  24. 24Appointment of Peter Walsh as a constable without power for a term of three years. scanFeb 7
  25. 25Oath of Office of Patrick Carney as Patrol Officer. scanFeb 7
  26. 26Appointment of John Hartnett as a constable with power. scanFeb 14
  27. 27Oath of Office of Richard Easler as Representative to the Metrolopitan Area Planning Board. scanMar 2
  28. 28Oath of Office of Mark McCabe as Inspector of Animals for the City of Cambridge. scanMar 2
  29. 29Oath of Office of Alison Price as Inspector of Animals for the City of Cambridge. scanMar 2
  30. 30Oath of Office of Claire Kontos as Inspector of Animals for the City of Cambridge. scanMar 2
  31. 31Constable bond for James Desrosiers surety approved. scanFeb 28
  32. 32Transmitting commm. from R.W. Healy re: appointment of Ms. Mary Wong as the Executive Director of the Kids' Council. scanFeb 28
  33. 33Transmitting comm. from R.W. Healy re: the appointment of Mark Gray as the Executive Director of Cambridge AIDS Programs. scanFeb 28
  34. 34Transmitting comm. from R.W. Healy re: the appointment of Stephen White as Deputy Commissioner of Public Works. scanFeb 28
  35. 35Transmitting comm. from R.W. Healy re: appointment of Michael Nicoloro as Managing Director of the Water Dept. effective March 21, 1994. scanFeb 28
  36. 36Transmitting comm. from R.W. Healy re: appointment of Anne Watts and Eric Orner to the Human Rights Commission. scanFeb 28
  37. 37Transmitting comm. from R. W. Healy re: appointment of Manuel Barros to the Police Review and Advisory Board. scanFeb 28
  38. 38Transmitting comm. from R.W. Healy re: the appointment of Edward Pagliuca and Joseph Lenki as Constables without power. scanFeb 28
  39. 39Transmitting communication from R.W. Healy re: appointment of Stephen Gosselin as a Constable. scanMar 7
  40. 40Transmitting comm. from R.W. Healy re: the appointment of persons to the newly formed office of Tourism in accordance with the Commission on Cambridge as a Destination report. — for report see 1993 Sundries #461. scanMar 21
  41. 41Transmitting comm. from R.W. Healy relative to the appointment of three persons as Constables for a term of three years. scan—
  42. 42Transmitting communication from R.W. Healy re: the appointment of Frankie Long as constable with power. scanMar 28
  43. 43Appointment of Patricia Green as a Parking Control Officer. scanMar 28
  44. 44Appointment of Ronald Penrose as a Parking Control Officer. scanMar 28
  45. 45Appointment of Michael Pinckney as a Parking Control Officer. scanMar 28
  46. 46Appointment of Anthony Poleo as a Parking Control Officer. scanMar 28
  47. 47Appointment of Sonia Gomez as a Parking Control Officer. scanMar 28
  48. 48Appointment of William Blanchard as a Parking Control Officer. scanMar 28
  49. 49Appointment of Jay Shaughnessy as a Parking Control Officer. scanMar 28
  50. 50Appointment of Lynne Molnar as Election Commissioner. scanMar 28
  51. 51A constable bond was received from Charles Durrah requiring surety approval. scanApr 4
  52. 52Appointment of Lynne Molnar as an Election Commissioner. scanApr 4
  53. 53Appointment of three constables with power. scanApr 4
  54. 54Appointment of six members to the Commission for Persons with Disabilities. scanApr 4
  55. 55Constable bond for Albert Darling for approval of the surety. scanApr 25
  56. 56Constable bond for John Hartnett for approval of the surety. scanApr 25
  57. 57Appointment of members to the Health Policy Board. scanApr 25
  58. 58Appointment of Michael Muele as Executive Director of the Commission for Persons with Disabilities. scanMay 9
  59. 59Oath of office of Richard Bongiorno as Police Captain. scanMay 27
  60. 60Oath of office of David J. Degou as Police Captain. scanMay 27
  61. 61Oath of office of Garfield E. Morrison, Jr. as Police Lieutenant. scanMay 27
  62. 62Oath of office of John W. Kenney as Police Sergeant. scanMay 27
  63. 63Oath of office of Paul J. Sugrue as Police Sergeant. scanMay 27
  64. 64Constable bond of Anthony C. Perkins for approval of the surety. scanJun 6
  65. 65Appointment of William Tibbs as a member of the Planning Board. scanJun 6
  66. 66Appointment of two persons to the Police Review and Advisory Board scanJun 13
  67. 67Appointment of two constables without power. scanJun 13
  68. 68Appointment of Gail Cohen as Purchasing Agent. scanAug 1
  69. 69Oath of office of James G. Stockard, Jr. as the State Member of the Cambridge Housing Authority. scanAug 19
  70. 70Oath of office of Michael A. Nicoloro as Managing Director of the Water Department. scanSep 6
  71. 71Oath of office of Gail A. Cohen as Purchasing Agent. scanSep 6
  72. 72Oath of office of Susan Everdell Clippinger as Director of Traffic, Parking and Transportation. scanSep 8
  73. 73Oath of office of Hector Cepeda as a Police Officer. scanSep 9
  74. 74Oath of office of Oswaldo Ortiz as a Police Officer. scanSep 9
  75. 75Oath of office of Rafael Beamud as a Police Officer. scanSep 9
  76. 76Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Twenty-One regarding the status of the Traffic Director. scanSep 12
  77. 77Appointment of members to the Cambridge Arts Council. scanSep 12
  78. 78Oath of office of Steven L. White as Deputy Commissioner of Public Works. scanSep 8
  79. 79Oath of office of Ralph E. Dunphy as Commissioner of Public Works. scanSep 8
  80. 80Communication from the Harvard Square Defense Fund regarding the appointment of a new Chairman of the License Commission. scanOct 3
  81. 81Appointment of persons to the Council on Aging. scanOct 3
  82. 82Appointment of six constables. scanOct 17
  83. 83Appointment to the Environmentally Desirable Practices Committee. scanOct 17
  84. 84Oath of office of Susan B. Schlesinger as Acting Assistant City Manager for Community Development. scanOct 21
  85. 85Appointment of constable with power. scanOct 31
  86. 86Constable bond for Angelo Gomez for approval of the surety. scanNov 7
  87. 87Appointment of constable with power. scanNov 7
  88. 88Oath of Office of Susan B. Schlesinger as Assistant City Manager for Community Development. scanNov 15
  89. 89Oath of Office of Kenny Albert as Parking Control Officer. scanNov 18
  90. 90Oath of Office of John Moscaritolo as Parking Control Officer. scanNov 18
  91. 91Oath of Office of David Porter as Parking Control Officer. scanNov 18
  92. 92Oath of Office of Mark Chan as Parking Control Officer. scanNov 18
  93. 93Oath of Office of Dave Kachajian as Parking Control Officer. scanNov 18
  94. 94Oath of Office of Angela Perriera as Parking Control Officer. scanNov 18
  95. 95Oath of Office of Josh Kaveney as Parking Control Officer. scanNov 18
  96. 96Oath of Office of Dennis Maher as Parking Control Officer. scanNov 18
  97. 97Oath of Office of John O'Herron as Parking Control Officer. scanNov 18
  98. 98Oath of Office of Danielle Costa as Parking Control Officer. scanNov 18
  99. 99Oath of Office of Victor Ortiz as Parking Control Officer. scanNov 18
  100. 100Oath of Office of Luis Collazo as Parking Control Officer. scanNov 18
  101. 101Oath of Office of Nelson Carneiro as Parking Control Officer. scanNov 18
  102. 102Oath of Office of Bill Dusablon as Parking Control Officer. scanNov 18
  103. 103Appointment of two constables. scanNov 21
  104. 104Appointment of four members to the Kid's Council. scanNov 21
  105. 105Constable bond for Walker Farrar for approval of the surety. scanDec 12
  106. 106Constable bond for David Hawkins for approval of the surety. scanDec 12
  107. 107Constable bond for Stephen Roberts for approval of the surety. scanDec 12
  108. 108Appointment of five constables. scanDec 12
  109. 109Appointments to the Water Board. scanDec 12
  110. 110Oath of office of Anthony David Galluccio as City Councillor. scanDec 19
  111. 111Appointment of five constables with power. scanDec 19

Ordinances

25 actions · № 1–25
  1. 1Communication from R.W. Healy relative to a proposed amendment to the Human Rights Commission Ordinance. scanJan 10
  2. 2Vice Mayor Russell, Councillor Sullivan re: draft an amendment to the Municipal Code of the City of Cambridge that would require cars to be shoveled out 72 hours after a snow storm. scanJan 31
  3. 3Communication received from Gadsby & Hannah who represent Charles A. Richards requesting the withdrawal of Zoning amendment and petition filed on or about December 14, 1993. scanFeb 7
  4. 4Communication was received from Vivian Kurkjian, 86 Buckingham Street, re: the compliance with the no smoking ordinance. scanMar 21
  5. 5Transmitting communication from R.W. Healy re: proposed amendment to Section 15.04.010 entitled "Fee Schedule" of Chapter 15.04 entitled Building Permit Fees of the Municipal Code of Cambridge. scan—
  6. 6PASSED TO BE ORDAINED - proposed amendment to the Municipal Code to create two associate positions on the Planning Board. scanMay 2
  7. 7Order - re: changing the smoking ordinance for restaurants in Cambridge. (Duehay, Born and Triantafillou) scanJun 6
  8. 8PASSED TO BE ORDAINED - amendment to the Kids Council Ordinance. scanSep 12
  9. 9PLACED ON FILE DUE TO EXPIRATION OF TIME LIMIT - Planning Board recommendations on the Richards, et al rezoning petition. scanSep 14
  10. 10PLACED ON FILE DUE TO EXPIRATION OF TIME LIMIT - communication from Sage Motels and Lodges re: abuttors opposition to Richards rezoning petition on Riverside Road. scanSep 14
  11. 11PLACED ON FILE DUE TO EXPIRATION OF TIME LIMIT - communication from Dan Geer regarding a letter he sent to the Planning Board in reference to the upzoning on behalf of KKR. scanSep 14
  12. 12PLACED ON FILE DUE TO EXPIRATION OF TIME LIMIT - communication from John R. Moot, 44 Coolidge Hill Road, in opposition to the Zoning Amendment from Residential to Commercial A for the lots owned by Memorial Realty Trust, also known as Stop & Shop. scanSep 14
  13. 13PLACED ON FILE DUE TO EXPIRATION OF TIME LIMIT - communication from Thomas K. Norton, et al, direct abuttors to the Stop and Shop site, in support of the zoning petition from Charles Richards. scanSep 14
  14. 14PLACED ON FILE DUE TO EXPIRATION OF TIME LIMIT - communication from Donald F. Dailey, 14 Florence Street, et al transmitting their written protest of the Zoning Amendment filed by Charles Richards. scanSep 14
  15. 15PLACED ON FILE DUE TO EXPIRATION OF TIME LIMIT - order - re: Stop and Shop conduct a public truck demonstration. (Born, Vice Mayor Russell and Toomey) scanSep 14
  16. 16PLACED ON FILE DUE TO EXPIRATION OF TIME LIMIT - order - re: how often is the MDC currently stationed at key intersections for the purpose of stopping trucks illegally entering Memorial Drive. (Born, Duehay, Vice Mayor Russell and Toomey) scanSep 14
  17. 17PLACED ON FILE DUE TO EXPIRATION OF TIME LIMIT - communication from Gadsby and Hannah re: the withdrawal of Zoning Amendment and petition of Charles A. Richards, Trustee of Memorial Realty Trust. scanSep 14
  18. 18PLACED ON FILE DUE TO EXPIRATION OF TIME LIMIT - zoning amendment of Charles A. Richards from Residence C to Business A in an area bounded by Granite Street, Magazine Street, Memorial Drive and Riverside Road. scanSep 14
  19. 19PASSED TO BE ORDAINED - amendment to the renoval permit ordinance (Rent Control). EMERGENCY PREAMBLE AND VOTE TAKEN. scanNov 21
  20. 20Several communications regarding Robert LaTremouille's proposal to end condo eviction in Cambridge. scanDec 12
  21. 21Testimony submitted to the Local Affairs Committee of the State Legislature on November 21, 1994 on Rent Control. scanDec 12
  22. 22Material mailed to all rent control property owners and tenants. scanDec 12
  23. 23PASSED TO BE ORDAINED - Zoning amendment to increase the BZA Associate Members from four members to up to seven members. scanDec 12
  24. 24REFERRED TO THE CITY MANAGER AND CITY SOLICITOR - communication from Michael Brandon regarding unlawful provisions of the Financial Disclosure Ordinance. scanDec 19
  25. 25PASSED TO BE ORDAINED - Emergency amendment to the Removal Permit Ordinance - (Rent Control). EMERGENCY PREAMBLE AND VOTE TAKEN. scanDec 19

Miscellaneous Documents

7 actions · № 1–7
  1. 1MDOC 94-1 Report of Mayor Menino (Boston) Health Care Commission 1 copy dated March 7, 1994Mar 7
  2. 2MDOC 94-2 Report from Election Commission on Ethics Ordinance 1 copy dated March 30, 1994Mar 30
  3. 3MDOC 94-3 Growing Smart Bill H4558 Mass. Planning and Development Act 2 copies dated May 2, 1994May 2
  4. 4MDOC 94-4 North Cambridge Railroad Safety Study 2 copies dated August 1, 1994Aug 1
  5. 5MDOC 94-5 Report on Growth Policy Document from Housing and Community Development Committee 2 copies dated October, 1994—
  6. 6MDOC 94-6 Comprehensive Housing Affordability Strategy FY 1994 1 copy dated November, 1994—
  7. 7MDOC 94-7 Student Data Report 1993-1994 1 coy dated October, 1994—

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