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The Docket ▸ 1995

1995

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Resolutions

1,031 actions · № 1–1031
  1. 11R Resolution on the death of Irene Gorski. Councillor Toomey and entire membership. Order # 1. scanJan 9
  2. 22R Prepare a suitable resolution on the death of Arthur Ribeiro. Councillor Toomey and entire membership. Order # 2. scanJan 9
  3. 33R Prepare a suitable resolution on the death of Carmen Guild. Councillor Toomey and entire membership. Order # 3. scanJan 9
  4. 44R Prepare a suitable resolution on the death of Sydney Cox, Sr. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership. Order # 4. scanJan 9
  5. 55R Resolution on the 8th Annual "A Joyful Noise" concert. Mayor Reeves. Order # 5. scanJan 9
  6. 66R Resolution on the Martin Luther King Day Breakfast. Mayor Reeves. Order # 6. scanJan 9
  7. 77R Resolution on the celebration of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Holiday. Mayor Reeves. Order # 7. scanJan 9
  8. 88R Resolution on the retirement of Catherine Eleanor "Kay" Cunniff. Mayor Reeves. Order # 10. scanJan 9
  9. 99R Prepare a suitable resolution congratulating the Islamic Society of Boston on inauguration and dedication of the First Islamic Center in the City of Cambridge on January 18, 1995. Councillor Toomey and Mayor Reeves. Order # 11. scanJan 9
  10. 1010R Prepare a suitable resolution on the death of Alice Petinge. Councillor Toomey and entire membership. Order # 12. scanJan 9
  11. 1111R Prepare a suitable resolution on the death of Chester Higley. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership. Order # 13. scanJan 9
  12. 1212R Resolution on the death of William Toomey. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Russell, Councillor Sullivan and entire membership. Order # 14. scanJan 9
  13. 1313R Prepare a suitable resolution on the death of John Gargano. Councillor Toomey and entire membership. Order # 15. scanJan 9
  14. 1414R Resolution on AIDS Housing Corporation. Mayor Reeves. Order # 16. scanJan 9
  15. 1515R Resolution on development of new housing programs for people with AIDS. Mayor Reeves. Order # 17. scanJan 9
  16. 1616R Death resolution of Margaret Ellen Labao. Councillor Toomey and entire membership. Order # 18. scanJan 9
  17. 1717R Death resolution of Iris Pilch. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Russell and entire membership. Order # 19. scanJan 9
  18. 1818R Resolution of Frank W. Ronchetti, Jr. Vice Mayor Russell and entire membership. Order # 20. scanJan 9
  19. 1919R Death resolution of Tam Ponnudurai. Councillor Toomey and entire membership. Order # 21. scanJan 9
  20. 2020R Prepare a suitable resolution on the death of Charles Carbone. Councillor Toomey and entire membership. Order #22. scanJan 9
  21. 2121R Prepare a suitable resolution on a 75th surprise birthday. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Russell, Councillors Sullivan and Born. Order # 23. scanJan 9
  22. 2222R Resolution on 50th birthday wishes to Alexis-Butler Davis. Mayor Reeves. Order # 24. scanJan 9
  23. 2323R Resolution on Cambridge Black Pastor's Conference 6th annual Winona Rose Boardley Award Ceremony this years recipient is Zelma Evelyn. Mayor Reeves. Order # 25. scanJan 9
  24. 2424R Prepare a suitable resolution on the death of Mary Quinn. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership. Order # 26. scanJan 9
  25. 2525R Prepare a suitable resolution on the death of Norinne Toland. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership. Order # 27. scanJan 9
  26. 2626R Prepare a suitable resolution on the death of Arthur McLaughlin. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership. Order # 28. scanJan 9
  27. 2727R Prepare a suitable resolution on the death of Helen Walker. Vice Mayor Russell and entire membership. Order # 29. scanJan 9
  28. 2828R Prepare a suitable resolution on the death of Irene Marie Sullivan. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership. Order # 30. scanJan 9
  29. 2929R Death resolution of Anna Walsh. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership. Order # 31. scanJan 9
  30. 3030R Death resolution of Mildred Arkins. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership. Order # 32. scanJan 9
  31. 3131R Death resolution of John DaSilva. Councillor Toomey and entire membership. Order # 33. scanJan 9
  32. 3232R Congratulations to the Officers being installed at the Portuguese-American Civil League of Massachusetts, Cambridge Council No. 1 on Saturday, January 14, 1995. Councillor Toomey. Order # 34. scanJan 9
  33. 3333R Congratulations to Laura and Kevin Lyons on the birth of their daughter Olivia Rose. Vice Mayor Russell and Councillor Galluccio. Order # 35. scanJan 9
  34. 3434R Congratulations to Edward and Virginia McNulty on their 50th wedding anniversary. Vice Mayor Russell. Order # 36. scanJan 9
  35. 3535R Resolution on the retirement of Helene Corey. Vice Mayor Russell. Order # 37. scanJan 9
  36. 3636R Resolution congratulating Carberry's Bakery on its first anniversary of operation. Mayor Reeves. Order # 38. scanJan 9
  37. 3737R Resolution on two women killed and five persons critically injured in armed assaults on the Planned Parenthood and Preterm health centers. Councillor Triantafillou. Order # 39. scanJan 9
  38. 3838R Prepare resolution congratulating David Murray on his successful career as a jazz musician and for his performance in Cambridge commemorating the 10th anniversary of the Green Street Grille. Mayor Reeves. Order # 40. scanJan 9
  39. 3939R Prepare resolution congratulating Fred Hopkins on his successful career as a jazz musician and for his performance in Cambridge commemorating the 10th anniversary of the Green Street Grille. Mayor Reeves. Order # 41. scanJan 9
  40. 4040R Prepare resolution congratulating Andrew Cyrille on his successful career as a jazz musician and for his performance in Cambridge commemorating the 10th anniversary of the Green Street Grill. Mayor Reeves. Order # 42. scanJan 9
  41. 4141R Resolution Proclaiming February, 1995 as National Black History Month in the City of Cambridge. Mayor Reeves. Order # 43. scanJan 9
  42. 4242R FAILED OF ADOPTION - Resolution committing to working together in 1995 to produce good outcomes for the City. Councillor Myers. Order # 45. scanJan 9
  43. 4343R Resolution welcoming the President of Oberlin College to the City of Cambridge. Councillor Myers. Order # 47. scanJan 9
  44. 4444R Prepare a suitable resolution expressing congratulations and best wishes to Fariba Aliloo. Councillor Sullivan. Order # 48. scanJan 9
  45. 4545R Prepare resolution on the death of Henry Korecki. Councillor Toomey and entire membership. Order # 49. scanJan 9
  46. 4646R Prepare resolution on the death of Val Hinderlie. Councillor Toomey and entire membership. Order # 50. scanJan 9
  47. 4747R Prepare resolution on the death of Katharine Ferrick. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership. Order # 51. scanJan 9
  48. 4848R Prepare a suitable resolution on the retirement of John "The Cobbler" Gimigliano. Councillor Sullivan. Order # 52. scanJan 9
  49. 4949R Prepare resolution on the death of Gertrude Potter. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership. Order # 53. scanJan 9
  50. 5050R Prepare resolution on the death of Robert Fennelly. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership. Order # 54. scanJan 9
  51. 5151R Prepare resolution on the death of Carmela Savignaro. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership. Order # 55. scanJan 9
  52. 5252R Resolution to the families of Shannon Lowney and Lee Ann Nichols and support to Anjana Agrawal and Jane Sauer. Councillor Galluccio. Order # 59. scanJan 9
  53. 5353R Saint Patrick's Day celebration in Cambridge. Mayor Reeves. Order # 60. scanJan 9
  54. 5454R Prepare resolution on the death of Charles Darling. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership. Order # 62. scanJan 9
  55. 5555R First Anniversary of Rhythm and Spice Restaurant, 315 Massachusetts Avenue. Mayor Reeves and entire membership. Order # 3. scanJan 23
  56. 5656R One Hundredth Anniversary of the Youville Hospital and Rehabilitation Center. Mayor Reeves, Councillors Sullivan and Toomey and entire membership. Order # 4. scanJan 23
  57. 5757R Death resolution of Captain William Mervin Bingham. Mayor Reeves and entire membership. Order # 5. scanJan 23
  58. 5858R Death resolution of Gertrude Walsh. Vice Mayor Russell and entire membership. Order # 7. scanJan 23
  59. 5959R Prepare resolution on the death of Francis "Rocky" Corcoran. Vice Mayor Russell and entire membership. Order # 8. scanJan 23
  60. 6060R Prepare resolution on the death of John F. Glacken. Vice Mayor Russell, Councillor Sullivan, entire membership. Order # 9. scanJan 23
  61. 6161R Prepare resolution on the death of Eleanor Galvin. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership. Order # 10. scanJan 23
  62. 6262R Prepare resolution on the death of Alberto DeChaves. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership. Order # 11. scanJan 23
  63. 6363R VFW Hoyt Post 229 celebrated its seventieth fifth anniversary on January 12, 1995. Councillor Toomey and entire membership. Order # 12. scanJan 23
  64. 6464R First Annual North Cambridge 5K Road Race on April 9, 1995. Councillor Toomey and entire membership. Order # 13. scanJan 23
  65. 6565R The Druid, an Irish Pub in Inman Square celebrated its first anniversary recently. Councillor Toomey and entire membership. Order # 14. scanJan 23
  66. 6666R Prepare resolution on the death of Bart Greenwood. Vice Mayor and entire membership. Order # 16. scanJan 23
  67. 6767R Congratulations to Middlesex County Assistant District Attorney Beth Merachnik on her 35th birthday. Councillor Sullivan, Born, Galluccio, Myers, Toomey and Triantafillou. Order # 24. scanJan 23
  68. 6868R 50th Annual State Scholarship Ball of the Portuguese-American Civic League of Massachusetts be hosted by the Somerville-Cambridge Ladies Council on April 27, 1995. Councillor Toomey and entire membership. Order # 25. scanJan 23
  69. 6969R Notify President Clinton and the entire Congressional delegation of of the action by the National Park Service of only opening the Longfellow House a few months a year because of inadequate funding. Councillor Duehay and entire membership. Order # 27. scanJan 23
  70. 7070R Prepare resolution on the death of Catherine Walsh. Councillor Toomey and entire membership. Order # 28. scanJan 23
  71. 7171R Prepare resolution on the death of Jean McNamara. Councillor Toomey and entire membership. Order # 29. scanJan 23
  72. 7272R Prepare resolution on the death of Rose Mazzone. Councillor Toomey and entire membership. Order # 30. scanJan 23
  73. 7373R Prepare resolution on the death of Stanley Tomsick. Councillor Toomey and entire membership. Order # 31. scanJan 23
  74. 7474R Prepare a resolution on the death of Kenneth Marshall. Mayor Reeves and entire membership. Order # 33. scanJan 23
  75. 7575R The observance of Saint Patrick's Day. Mayor Reeves and entire membership. Order #34. scanJan 23
  76. 7676R Prepare a resolution on the death of Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy. Councillor Duehay and entire membership. Order # 39. scanJan 23
  77. 7777R Wishing Ruth Barron a speedy recovery from recent surgery. Vice Mayor Russell. Order # 40. scanJan 23
  78. 7878R Express concern for Kobe and our Sister City Tsukuba. Councillor Duehay. Order # 41. scanJan 23
  79. 7979R Grand Re-opening of Boston Chicken in the Porter Square Exchange Building. Mayor Reeves, Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Vice Mayor Russell, Sullivan, Toomey and Triantafillou. Order # 1. scanJan 30
  80. 8080R "Lift Every Voice", a gospel concert, sponsored by the Multicultural Task Force of the Cambridge Department of Human Services. Mayor Reeves, Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Vice Mayor Russell, Sullivan, Toomey and Triantafillou. Order # 2. scanJan 30
  81. 8181R Randall Robinson, Director of TransAfrica, will deliver the Oliver Cromwell Cox Lecture on February 8, 1995 at Harvard University. Mayor Reeves, Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Vice Mayor Russell, Sullivan and Triantafillou. Order # 3. scanJan 30
  82. 8282R Congratulations to William Gomes and others on their election to the Executive Offices of the Foundation of Cabo Verde. Mayor Reeves, Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Vice Mayor Russell, Sullivan, Toomey and Triantafillou. Order # 4. scanJan 30
  83. 8383R Arts First '95, Third Annual celebration of the Arts at Harvard University. Mayor Reeves, Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Vice Mayor Russell, Sullivan, Toomey and Triantafillou. Order # 5. scanJan 30
  84. 8484R Prepare resolution on the death of Marian Cruise, late teacher. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership. Order # 8. scanJan 30
  85. 8585R Prepare a suitable resolution on the death of Joy Kane Schlossberg. Vice Mayor Russell and entire membership. Order # 14. scanJan 30
  86. 8686R Resolution congratulating Representative Timothy J. Toomey, Jr. on being named Vice Chair of the Committee on Education and a member of Committee on State Administration. Vice Mayor Russell, Councillors Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Mayor Reeves, Sullivan and Triantafillou. Order # 16. scanJan 30
  87. 8787R Heartiest congratulations and 70th surprise party birthday. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership. Order # 18. scanJan 30
  88. 8888R Prepare a suitable resolution on the death of Guy Fama. Councillor Toomey and entire membership. Order # 19. scanJan 30
  89. 8989R Congratulating students for their excellent pieces of art and thanking them for adding to the beauty of City Hall. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership. Order # 22. scanJan 30
  90. 9090R Prepare a suitable resolution on the death of Lawrence Harrington. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership. Order # 23. scanJan 30
  91. 9191R Commendation to Reverend Lawrence A. Ward and Sister Diana Van der Meer for organizing seminar for Seminary of the East and Apostolic Church of New England. Councillor Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Vice Mayor Russell and Toomey. Order # 24. scanJan 30
  92. 9292R Congratulations to William and Doris Frazier on their 50th wedding anniversary. Vice Mayor Russell, Councillors Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Mayor Reeves, Sullivan, Toomey and Triantafillou. Order # 30. scanJan 30
  93. 9393R Prepare resolution on death of Michael Vieira. Councillor Toomey and entire membership. Order # 31. scanJan 30
  94. 9494R Prepare resolution on death of Eugene O'Brien. Councillor Toomey and entire membership. Order # 32. scanJan 30
  95. 9595R Prepare resolution on death of Catherine Sarchioni Councillor Toomey and entire membership. Order # 33. scanJan 30
  96. 9696R Prepare resolution on death of Arthur Chick. Councillor Toomey and entire membership. Order # 34. scanJan 30
  97. 9797R Prepare resolution on death of Mary Arruda. Councillor Toomey and entire membership. Order # 35. scanJan 30
  98. 9898R Prepare resolution on death of Belmira Couto Periera. Councillor Toomey and entire membership. Order # 36. scanJan 30
  99. 9999R Prepare resolution on death of Faustino DaSilva. Councillor Toomey and entire membership. Order # 37. scanJan 30
  100. 100100R Prepare a resolution on the death of Frances Rothfuchs. Vice Mayor Russell and entire membership. Order # 38. scanJan 30
  101. 101101R Prepare resolution on Cambridge Council Boy Scouts of America Annual Scouter's Recognition Dinner & Social. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership. Order # 39. scanJan 30
  102. 102102R Prepare resolution on the death of Victor Melendy, Stoughton firefighter who lost his life in the line of duty. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership. Order # 40. scanJan 30
  103. 103103R Prepare resolution on the death of Judge Edith Fine. Councillor Triantafillou and entire membership. Order # 41. scanJan 30
  104. 104104R Resolution on the death of Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy for consideration by the City Council. scanJan 30
  105. 105105R Ninth Annual Darling Valentine Dinner and Dance, Saturday, February 11, 1995 at the VFW Post 8818. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership. Order # 1. scanFeb 6
  106. 106106R February is the month of Ramadan for the Islamic Community. Mayor Reeves, Councillors Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Sullivan, Toomey and Triantafillou. Order # 5. scanFeb 6
  107. 107107R Commendation to Associate Justice Stephen Breyer of the Supreme Court of the United States on his successful career. Mayor Reeves, Councillors Born, Duehay, Glaluccio, Myers, Sullivan, Triantafillou and Vice Mayor Russell. Order # 6. scanFeb 6
  108. 108108R Dante Alighieri Society of Massachusetts will host Il Carnevale DiVenezia on February 11, 1995. Mayor Reeves and entire membership. Order # 7. scanFeb 6
  109. 109109R Prepare resolution on the death of Jeremiah Collins. Vice Mayor Russell, Councillor Sullivan and entire membership. Order # 8. scanFeb 6
  110. 110110R Prepare resolution on the death of John Freeman. Vice Mayor Russell and entire membership. Order # 9. scanFeb 6
  111. 111111R Congratulations to Outdoor Explorations - a program to explore and protect our natural environment for people of mixed abilities. Councillor Duehay and entire membership. Order # 10. scanFeb 6
  112. 112112R Fiftieth birthday celebration of the O'Connell Branch Library. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership. Order # 12. scanFeb 6
  113. 113113R Cambridge Police Department's Employee of the Year ceremony on February 15, 1995. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership. Order # 13. scanFeb 6
  114. 114114R Prepare resolution on the death of Frances Mulligan. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership. Order # 17. scanFeb 6
  115. 115115R Opposition to the Senior Meals Program cuts proposed by Speaker Gingrich. Vice Mayor Russell and entire membership. Order # 18. scanFeb 6
  116. 116116R Twenty-third Annual Kennedy Jog-a-thon for fitness to be held on February 15, 1995 to raise money for Muscular Dystrophy. Councillors Toomey, Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Sullivan and Triantafillou. Order # 19. scanFeb 6
  117. 117117R Cambridgeport Women's March and Rally was held on February 4, 1995. Mayor Reeves and entire membership. Order # 21. scanFeb 6
  118. 118118R Prepare a suitable resolution congratulating Gravestar, Inc. for their new corporate headquarters at One Broadway. Councillors Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Sullivan, Triantafillou and Mayor Reeves. Order # 23. scanFeb 6
  119. 119119R Reorganization of Neighborhood Nine Association with the new "Plural Executive." Councillors Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and Mayor Reeves. Order # 24. scanFeb 6
  120. 120120R 80th Birthday wishes to Madeline Mincy. Mayor Reeves and entire membership. Order # 26. scanFeb 6
  121. 121121R Congratulations to the YMCA Sea Cobras and coaches on a remarkable season. Councillors Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Toomey, Triantafillou and Vice Mayor Russell. Order # 27. scanFeb 6
  122. 122122R Death resolution of Emmanuel S. Belen. Councillor Toomey and entire membership. Order # 28. scanFeb 6
  123. 123123R Prepare suitable resolution on the death of Lloyd Williams, Councillor Galluccio's grandfather. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Russell and entire membership. Order # 29. scanFeb 6
  124. 124124R Prepare a suitable resolution on the death of James Ryan. Councillor Toomey and entire membership. Order # 30. scanFeb 6
  125. 125125R Prepare a suitable resolution on the death of Tony Eleciwicz. Councillor Toomey and entire membership. Order # 31. scanFeb 6
  126. 126126R "Haitian Women Speak Their Minds." Mayor Reeves. Order # 32. scanFeb 6
  127. 127127R Happy Birthday Mayor Kenneth E. Reeves. Councillor Sullivan. Order # 34. scanFeb 6
  128. 128128R Newly elected officers of the East Cambridge Planning Team. Councillors Sullivan, Toomey and entire membership. ORDER # 3 scanFeb 13
  129. 129129R Prepare death resolution on Mary Watson. Councillors Sullivan Toomey and entire membership. ORDER # 10 scanFeb 13
  130. 130130R Best wishes to Ronald Layne on his 40th birthday. Mayor Reeves, Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Sullivan, Triantafillou. ORDER # 12 scanFeb 13
  131. 131131R Citystep Days 12th annual celebration's theatrical presentation of Rhythm and Hues: A Citystep Mosaic". Mayor Reeves, Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou. ORDER # 13 scanFeb 13
  132. 132132R Death resolution of Martin Richard Friedman. Mayor Reeves and entire membership. ORDER # 14 scanFeb 13
  133. 133133R Commemorate the publication of the African American Experience in Cambridge: A Teacher's Resource Guide. Mayor Reeves and entire membership. ORDER # 15 scanFeb 13
  134. 134134R Urge Congress to help Africa to achieve sustainable development by maintaining the Development Fund for Africa. Mayor Reeves, Duehay, Myers, Russell, Triantafillou. ORDER # 16 scanFeb 13
  135. 135135R Recognition lunch for the Arthur D. Little Foundation to be held at the JFK School of Government on February 21, 1995. Councillor Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Russell, Triantafillou. ORDER # 18 scanFeb 13
  136. 136136R Prepare resolution on open house of Pomme Frite on Wednesday, February 15, 1995 at 4:30 p.m. Councillor Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Russell, Triantafillou. ORDER # 19 scanFeb 13
  137. 137137R Urge both owners and players to immediately return to bargaining table and for congressional leadership to intervene so that we may once again "play ball". Vice Mayor Russell, Myers, Sullivan. ORDER # 20 scanFeb 13
  138. 138138R Commendation to the eight artists whose work is now on exhibit on the first floor of the Schlesinger Library as part of the Radcliffe College Ceramics Studio's 25th anniversary. Councillor Duehay, Born, Galluccio, Myers, Reeves, Sullivan, Triantafillou. ORDER # 23 scanFeb 13
  139. 139139R Prepare death resolution on Ann Canavan. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership. ORDER # 24 scanFeb 13
  140. 140140R "Supporting Cambridge Seniors Makes Cents". Vice Mayor Russell and entire membership. ORDER # 26 scanFeb 13
  141. 141141R Congratulations to the Cambridge Rindge and Latin Swim Team for finishing fourth place in the League Championship. Councillor Galluccio, Born, Duehay, Myers, Reeves, Triantafillou. ORDER # 28 scanFeb 13
  142. 142142R Prepare resolution expressing the deep appreciation to George Murphy for his commitment and dedicated service as an Assistant District Attorney in Middlesex County. Councillors Sullivan, Toomey, Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Reeves, Russell, Triantafillou. ORDER # 29 scanFeb 13
  143. 143143R Prepare a resolution on the death of Mary Miele. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership. ORDER # 34 scanFeb 13
  144. 144144R Prepare a resolution on the death of Thomas Gallagher. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership. ORDER # 35 scanFeb 13
  145. 145145R Resolution on the retirement of Marie Polcari. Councillor Sullivan. ORDER # 36 scanFeb 13
  146. 146146R Fiftieth birthday of Dorothy Powers Shannon. Councillor Sullivan. ORDER # 37 scanFeb 13
  147. 147147R Welcome Malcolm Matson former Cambridge resident. Councillor Born. ORDER # 38 scanFeb 13
  148. 148148R Resolution relative to "Early Resolution on Local Aid" be included in the State budget. Councillor Duehay. CALENDAR ITEM # 1. scanFeb 13
  149. 149149R Congratulations to Ed Roberts for joining the highest echelon of international amateur bowling by becoming the oldest member of Team USA. Vice Mayor Russell, Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Sullivan, Toomey and Triantafillou. ORDER # 1 scanFeb 27
  150. 150150R Twenty-fifth anniversary of the Walnut Street Center. Councillor Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Vice Mayor Russell, Toomey and Triantafillou. ORDER # 4 scanFeb 27
  151. 151151R Congratulations to the administration, staff and new Commissioner of Health and Hospitals at Neville Manor for their improvements. Councillor Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Russell, Toomey and Triantafillou. ORDER # 5 scanFeb 27
  152. 152152R "National Night Out Against Crime" will be held on August 1, 1995 at Rindge Park. Vice Mayor Russell and entire membership. ORDER # 7 scanFeb 27
  153. 153153R Death resolution of Rita Marie Canney. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership. ORDER # 11 scanFeb 27
  154. 154154R Prepare resolution on the death of Sister Barbara McCormack. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership. ORDER # 12 scanFeb 27
  155. 155155R Third Annual Massachusetts Week of Prayer for the Healing of AIDS from March 1 to March 8, 1995. Mayor Reeves and entire membership. ORDER #15 scanFeb 27
  156. 156156R Declare the week of April 22 to April 29, 1995 to be National Infant Immunization Week. Mayor Reeves and entire membership. ORDER #17 scanFeb 27
  157. 157157R Commend the Cambridge Branch of the N.A.A.C.P., for their efforts on behalf of the youth and families of our community. Mayor Reeves and entire membership. ORDER #18 scanFeb 27
  158. 158158R Prepare order congratulating the Harvard Mapping and Design Company on their seventh year of operation and their relocation. Mayor Reeves and entire membership. ORDER #19 scanFeb 27
  159. 159159R Declare the month of March, 1995, The American Red Cross Month in the City of Cambridge. Mayor Reeves and entire membership. ORDER # 20 scanFeb 27
  160. 160160R The Third Annual Portuguese Culture and Heritage Week throughout the City of Cambridge. Mayor Reeves and entire membership. ORDER # 21 scanFeb 27
  161. 161161R Retirement of Edward Samp, Jr. from the Election Commission. Mayor Reeves and entire membership. ORDER # 22 scanFeb 27
  162. 162162R Prepare death resolution on the death of Ramon Bucheli. Mayor Reeves and entire membership. ORDER # 24 scanFeb 27
  163. 163163R Prepare death resolutions on four men involved in fatal helicopter crash. Mayor Reeves and Councillor Triantafillou and entire membership. ORDER # 25 scanFeb 27
  164. 164164R Urge the Massachusetts Congressional Delegation to lobby for the priorities outlined in the Notice of Intent. Councillor Triantafillou, Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Russell and Sullivan. ORDER # 27 scanFeb 27
  165. 165165R Send letters to our Senators expressing concern that the current policy reform bills do not sufficiently protect the public. Councillor Triantafillou, Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Russell and Sullivan. ORDER #28 scanFeb 27
  166. 166166R Surprise 50th Wedding Anniversary. Councillor Sullivan, Born, Galluccio, Myers, Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Russell and Triantafillou. ORDER # 29 scanFeb 27
  167. 167167R Prepare resolution on the death of Louis Cellineri. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership. ORDER #31 scanFeb 27
  168. 168168R Prepare resolution on the death of Joseph Carolina. Councillor Toomey and entire membership. ORDER # 32 scanFeb 27
  169. 169169R Prepare resolution on the death of Sylona Wilder. Councillor Myers and entire membership. ORDER # 33 scanFeb 27
  170. 170170R Prepare resolution on the death of Hugh "Junie" C. Wigfall. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership. ORDER # 34 scanFeb 27
  171. 171171R Prepare resolution on the death of George Baker. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership. ORDER # 35 scanFeb 27
  172. 172172R Prepare resolution on the death of Ernest Centrella. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership. ORDER # 38 scanFeb 27
  173. 173173R Resolution on the death of Dr. John Angus MacKillop. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership. ORDER # 39 scanFeb 27
  174. 174174R Prepare resolution on the death of Kenneth O. Halls. Councillor Toomey and entire membership. ORDER # 40 scanFeb 27
  175. 175175R Heartiest Congratulations to the Matignon High School Girls Basketball Team. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership. ORDER # 41 scanFeb 27
  176. 176176R Heartiest congratulations to the Matignon High School Boys Basketball Team. Councillors Galluccio, Toomey and entire membership. ORDER #42 scanFeb 27
  177. 177177R Heartiest congratulations to the North Cambridge Catholic High School Boys Basketball Team. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership. ORDER # 43 scanFeb 27
  178. 178178R Heartiest congratulations to the Cambridge Rindge and Latin Boys Varsity Basketball Team. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership. ORDER # 44 scanFeb 27
  179. 179179R Prepare resolution on the death of Rostilaw Zerchykov. Vice Mayor Russell and entire membership. ORDER #46 scanFeb 27
  180. 180180R Federal proposals to replace public housing with vouchers. Councillor Duehay and entire membership. ORDER # 55 scanFeb 27
  181. 181181R Congratulations to Ellen Moot for her years of service to the City of Cambridge and especially its children and families. Councillor Duehay. ORDER # 56 scanFeb 27
  182. 182182R Prepare a resolution on the death of Dennis Clinton. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan and entire membership. ORDER # 4 scanMar 6
  183. 183183R Prepare a resolution on the death of William Kenney. Councillors Toomey and Sullivan and entire membership. ORDER # 5 scanMar 6
  184. 184184R Congratulations and best wishes to Reverend Herman Lloyd Greene as he retires from the Pastorate of the Pentacostal Tabernacle. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership. ORDER # 6 scanMar 6
  185. 185185R Proclaim week of May 15 to May 22, 1995 as Cambridge Camping Association Week in the City of Cambridge. Mayor Reeves and entire membership. ORDER # 7 scanMar 6
  186. 186186R Birthday party and Roast for Captain S. M. Carroll. Mayor Reeves and entire membership. ORDER # 8 scanMar 6
  187. 187187R Five Mile Road Race to raise funds for our City administered childcare facilities and programs. Mayor Reeves, Councillors Toomey, Galluccio and entire membership. ORDER # 9 scanMar 6
  188. 188188R National Youth Service Day April 25, 1995 in the City. Mayor Reeves and entire membership. ORDER # 10 scanMar 6
  189. 189189R Prepare death resolution of Vondal Maurice Taylor. Mayor Reeves and entire membership. ORDER # 11 scanMar 6
  190. 190190R Prepare death resolution of Vera T. Moore. Mayor Reeves and entire membership. ORDER # 12 scanMar 6
  191. 191191R Community Speak-Out event planned for Wednesday, March 8 from 10:00-11:30 at Mass Alliance of Portuguese Speakers, 1046 Cambridge Street. Councillor Toomey and entire membership. ORDER # 14 scanMar 6
  192. 192192R St. Francis of Assisi Church's Annual Country Fair to be held on March 19, 1995. Councillor Toomey, Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Vice Mayor Russell, Sullivan and Triantafillou. ORDER # 15 scanMar 6
  193. 193193R "Arrivederci Donna", a dinner theater comedy on Sunday, March 26, 1995 at Cambridge Multicultural Arts Center. Councillor Toomey, Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Vice Mayor Russell, Sullivan and Triantafillou. ORDER # 16 scanMar 6
  194. 194194R Prepare a resolution on the death of Pasqualena "Lena" Morello Colarusso. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership. ORDER # 18 scanMar 6
  195. 195195R Fundraising event to defray medical costs for William Peters who was in a boating accident. Councillor Toomey and entire membership. ORDER # 19 scanMar 6
  196. 196196R Prepare a resolution on the death of Barbara Adams. Councillor Myers and the entire membership. ORDER # 20 scanMar 6
  197. 197197R Prepare a resolution on the retirement of Dr. Melvin H. Chalfen, Commissioner of Health and Hospitals. Councillor Duehay and entire membership. ORDER # 21 scanMar 6
  198. 198198R Congratulations to Paul Lyons for his 400th career coaching victory. Councillor Duehay, Born, Galluccio, Myers, Vice Mayor Russell, Sullivan, Toomey and Triantafillou. ORDER # 23 scanMar 6
  199. 199199R Prepare resolution on the death of Joseph Tichanuk. Councillor Duehay and the entire membership. ORDER # 28 scanMar 6
  200. 200200R Appreciation to security guard who thwarts robbers. Councillor Triantafillou, Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Sullivan and Toomey. ORDER # 31 scanMar 6
  201. 201201R Prepare resolution on the death of Louise Vinson. Councillor Galluccio and the entire membership. ORDER # 39 scanMar 6
  202. 202202R Prepare resolution on the death of John Santoianni. Councillor Toomey and the entire membership. ORDER # 40 scanMar 6
  203. 203203R Prepare resolution on the death of William (Skip) McCaffrey. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership. ORDER # 41 scanMar 6
  204. 204204R Prepare resolution on the death of Josephine M. Winn. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Russell and entire membership. ORDER # 42 scanMar 6
  205. 205205R Wishing Chronicle Editor Emeritus Eliot Spaulding a speedy recovery. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership. ORDER # 43 scanMar 6
  206. 206206R Wishing Jack Kelly well on his new endeavors. Councillor Sullivan. ORDER # 44 scanMar 6
  207. 207207R Resolution to the people of San Jose Las Flares, El Salvador, our Sister City. Councillor Triantafillou and entire membership. ORDER # 45 scanMar 6
  208. 208208R Congratulations to Timothy J. Toomey, Jr. for being named "Person of the Year" by the Massachusetts Alliance of Portuguese Speakers. Councillor Sullivan. ORDER # 47 scanMar 6
  209. 209209R Congratulations to Manuel Rogers, Jr. for being chosen for "Mary and Manuel Rogers Lifetime Community Service Award" by the Massachusetts Alliance of Portuguese Speakers. Councillor Sullivan. ORDER # 48 scanMar 6
  210. 210210R YMCA dedication of lobby to K. George Najarian and Carolann S. Najarian, M.D. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership. ORDER #49 scanMar 6
  211. 211211R Wishing Catherine Walsh a speedy recovery. Vice Mayor Russell. ORDER # 50 scanMar 6
  212. 212212R Happy 60th birthday to Jule Joseph Gerard Albert. Vice Mayor Russell. ORDER # 51 scanMar 6
  213. 213213R Our City is the new home of the first Swatch Museum. Mayor Reeves. ORDER # 52 scanMar 6
  214. 214214R The City welcomes Harvard Radio Broadcasting (WHRB Radio 95.3) on March 5, 1995 devoted to current issues in Cambridge, the nation, the world and at Harvard to air Sundays at 1 P.M. Councillors Sullivan, Toomey, Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Russell, Triantafillou. Order # 1. scanMar 20
  215. 215215R Second Annual International Dance Friday, March 31, 1995 7:00 P.M. to midnight at the MIT student center. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership. Order # 2. scanMar 20
  216. 216216R Prepare death resolution of Viola Paula. Vice Mayor Russell and entire membership. Order # 3. scanMar 20
  217. 217217R The Cambridge Lodge of Elks will conduct its Installation of Officers on Saturday, April 8, 1995. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership. Order # 5. scanMar 20
  218. 218218R Prepare resolution on the retirement of George Murphy of the Inspectional Services Department on March 22, 1995. Councillor Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Russell, Toomey, Triantafillou. Order # 6. scanMar 20
  219. 219219R Encourage religious communities to observe Senior Sabbath in appropriate ways that they may devise and solicit financial support for furnishing the New Senior Center from their congregations. Vice Mayor Russell Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Reeves, Sullivan. Order # 9. scanMar 20
  220. 220220R St. Peter's Church youth group "Teen Image" will visit Rome to attend "World Youth Day" in the audience with His Holiness Pope John Paul II on April 16, 1995. Vice Mayor Russell, Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou. Order # 10. scanMar 20
  221. 221221R Emma and Gregory Matschelian, owners and operators of Emma's Pizza on Huron Avenue, are retiring after twenty five years in business. Vice Mayor Russell, Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Reeves, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou. Order # 11. scanMar 20
  222. 222222R Cambridge Fire Department sharing their expertise in emergency response with their peers half way around the world. Vice Mayor Russell, Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou. Order # 13. scanMar 20
  223. 223223R Many thanks to the School Sisters of Notre Dame of St. Peter's Church in the Observatory Hill area as some retire and others continue their work elsewhere. Vice Mayor Russell, Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Sullivan, Toomey. Order # 15. scanMar 20
  224. 224224R Many thanks to Sister Ann Therese Martin as she continues her work as a School Sister of Notre Dame. Vice Mayor Russell, Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Reeves, Sullivan, Toomey. Order # 16. scanMar 20
  225. 225225R Many thanks to Sister Stephen Marie Mahoney as she leaves St. Peter's Parish to continues her ministry work. Vice Mayor Russell and the entire membership. Order # 17. scanMar 20
  226. 226226R Many thanks to Sister Jean Marie Wall as she leaves St. Peter's Parish to enjoy her retirement. Vice Mayor Russell and entire membership. Order # 18. scanMar 20
  227. 227227R Many thanks to Sister Mary Orontia Walsh as she continues to serve the students of St. Peter's School. Vice Mayor Russell and entire membership. Order # 19. scanMar 20
  228. 228228R Many thanks to Sister Sheila Walsh as she leaves St. Peter's Parish to enjoy her retirement. Vice Mayor Russell and entire membership. Order # 20. scanMar 20
  229. 229229R Prepare resolution on the death of Carolina Grasso. Councillors Sullivan, Toomey and the entire membership. Order # 21. scanMar 20
  230. 230230R Prepare resolution on the death of Peter Simeone. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan and entire membership. Order # 22. scanMar 20
  231. 231231R Prepare a resolution on the death of Mrs. Fagan. Councillor Toomey and the entire membership. Order # 23. scanMar 20
  232. 232232R Prepare a resolution on the death of Mr. Corcione. Councillor Toomey and the entire membership. Order # 24. scanMar 20
  233. 233233R Installation of Officers of the Polish-American Veterans and Auxilary of Greater Boston on March 26, 1995. Councillor Toomey, Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Russell, Sullivan, Triantafillou. Order # 25. scanMar 20
  234. 234234R Cambridge Women's Business Directory was compiled by and published by the Community Development Department. Councillor Toomey and entire membership. Order # 26. scanMar 20
  235. 235235R Prepare resolution on the death of Ray Sullivan. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership. Order # 28. scanMar 20
  236. 236236R Prepare resolution on the death of William T. Ward. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership. Order # 29. scanMar 20
  237. 237237R Prepare resolution on the death of Eileen Maher. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership. Order # 30. scanMar 20
  238. 238238R Resolution congratulating James Hawkins on his retirement from Polaroid Corporation. Mayor Reeves and entire membership. Order # 31. scanMar 20
  239. 239239R Prepare resolution proclaiming the week of April 23 - April 30 as Days of Remembrance of the Holocaust. Mayor Reeves and entire membership. Order # 33. scanMar 20
  240. 240240R Prepare resolution congratulating Susan Davies, Angelo Olivieri and Joanie Walker on receipt of first annual Rays of Hope Award for contributions to the lives of women living with HIV/AIDS. Mayor Reeves and entire membership. Order # 34. scanMar 20
  241. 241241R Prepare resolution congratulating Denise E. Brown on her nomination to the Massachusetts Special Olympics Hall of Fame. Mayor Reeves and entire membership. Order # 35. scanMar 20
  242. 242242R Prepare resolution commemorating the tenth anniversary of the installation of Reverend Howard McLendon as pastor of Massachusetts Avenue Baptist Church. Mayor Reeves and entire membership. Order # 37. scanMar 20
  243. 243243R Prepare resolution congratulating Carmen Fields and Lorenz Finison on the baptism of their daughter, Karly Rene. Mayor Reeves, Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Russell, Sullivan, Triantafillou. Order # 38. scanMar 20
  244. 244244R Prepare resolution on Mobilize for Women's Lives march and rally on April 9, 1956 in Washington, D.C. Mayor Reeves, Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Sullivan, Triantafillou. Order # 39. scanMar 20
  245. 245245R Resolution on the death of Janet H. Meal. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership. Order # 40. scanMar 20
  246. 246246R Resolution congratulating Marcel W. St. Martin on his 60 years of Active dedication to the Boy Scouts of America. Vice Mayor Russell, Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Reeves, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou. Order # 41. scanMar 20
  247. 247247R Prepare resolution congratulating Ruth Simmons on her pending installation as the first African American President of Smith College. Mayor Reeves and entire membership. Order # 42. scanMar 20
  248. 248248R Prepare resolution on resignation of Mary Dunn as president of Smith College. Mayor Reeves and entire membership. Order # 43. scanMar 20
  249. 249249R Resolution on the First Annual Saint Patrick's Day Parade. Mayor Reeves and entire membership. Order # 44. scanMar 20
  250. 250250R Prepare resolution congratulating De Ama Battle on recent recognition by the Massachusetts Cultural Council for exemplary work in field of dance. Mayor Reeves and entire membership. Order # 45. scanMar 20
  251. 251251R Prepare resolution congratulating the Cambridge Rindge and Latin School Falcons, the boys' basketball team on a very successful 1994-1995 season. Mayor Reeves and entire membership. Order # 47. scanMar 20
  252. 252252R 11th Annual Children and Youth Advocacy Day at the State House. Vice Mayor Russell, Councillor Born and entire membership. Order # 48. scanMar 20
  253. 253253R Prepare resolution on death of Edward Bernays. Vice Mayor Russell and entire membership. Order # 51. scanMar 20
  254. 254254R Resolution welcoming Mary Maples Dunn to Cambridge and congratulate her on appointment of Director of the Schlesinger Library. Councillor Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou. Order # 54. scanMar 20
  255. 255255R Resolution congratulating Donald Hornig on 75th birthday. Councillor Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Russell, Sullivan. Order # 55. scanMar 20
  256. 256256R Resolution informing all employees of Greek American heritage to attend an informal planning meeting on Friday, March 24, 1995 to discuss ways in which the Greek American Community can become more visible in the City. Councillor Triantafillou and entire membership. Order # 61. scanMar 20
  257. 257257R Appreciation to all those who made the First Annual St. Patrick's Day a great success. Mayor Reeves. Order # 62. scanMar 20
  258. 258258R Prepare a suitable resolution on the death of Paul Kostas Bablas. Councillor Toomey and the entire membership. Order # 1. scanMar 27
  259. 259259R Prepare a suitable resolution on the death of Stanley Bozen. Councillor Toomey and the entire membership. Order # 2. scanMar 27
  260. 260260R Prepare a suitable resolution on the death of James O'Connell. Councillor Toomey and the entire membership. Order # 3. scanMar 27
  261. 261261R Prepare a suitable resolution on the death of Matthew Pascucci. Councillor Toomey and the entire membership. Order # 4. scanMar 27
  262. 262262R Prepare a suitable resolution on the death of Sister Theresette Hinds. Councillor Toomey and the entire membership. Order # 5. scanMar 27
  263. 263263R Prepare a suitable resolution on the death of John McCusker. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan and the entire membership. Order # 6. scanMar 27
  264. 264264R Prepare a suitable resolution on the death of Dorothy Perry. Councillor Toomey and the entire membership. Order # 7. scanMar 27
  265. 265265R Prepare a suitable resolution on the death of John Messina. Councillor Sullivan and the entire membership. Order # 9. scanMar 27
  266. 266266R Prepare a suitable resolution on the death of James Wallace. Vice Mayor Russell and the entire membership. Order # 10. scanMar 27
  267. 267267R Prepare a suitable resolution on the death of Margaret I. Hickey. Vice Mayor Russell and the entire membership. Order # 11. scanMar 27
  268. 268268R Operation Smile, reconstructive plastic surgery for underprivileged kids, is to the Cambridge Public Schools. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Russell, Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Toomey and Triantafillou. Order # 14. scanMar 27
  269. 269269R Leonard Voce will be named Man of the Year by the Ten of Us Club Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company on April 5, 1995. Councillor Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Toomey and Triantafillou. Order # 15. scanMar 27
  270. 270270R Prepare a resolution on the death of Phyllis M. Keegan. Councillor Sullivan and the entire membership. Order # 16. scanMar 27
  271. 271271R Prepare a resolution on the death of Mary York. Vice Mayor Russell and the entire membership. Order # 17. scanMar 27
  272. 272272R The students and faculty of the Tobin School will celebration the completion of the Tobin School Mural and Banners on March 31, 1995. Vice Mayor Russell, Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Sullivan and Toomey. Order # 19. scanMar 27
  273. 273273R Service Center for the North Cambridge Task Force and the Cambridge Police Department in North Cambridge is in its final stages. Vice Mayor Russell, Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Sullivan, Toomey and Triantafillou. Order # 20. scanMar 27
  274. 274274R Cambridge Rindge and Latin Drama Team will compete in the Boston Globe High School Drama Festival. Councillor Galluccio, Born, Duehay, Sullivan and Toomey. Order # 22. scanMar 27
  275. 275275R Congratulations to the Cambridge Rindge and Latin Chess Club, the CRLS ninth-grade Team, the Agassiz Chess Team and the Agassiz Club Team on a successful season. Councillor Galluccio, Born, Sullivan, Toomey and Triantafillou. Order # 23. scanMar 27
  276. 276276R Prepare resolution on the death of Donald L. Hairston. Councillor Galluccio and the entire membership. Order # 25. scanMar 27
  277. 277277R Prepare a suitbale resolution on the death of Mary Cusolito. Councillor Toomey and entire membership. Order # 26. scanMar 27
  278. 278278R Prepare a suitable resolution on the death of Stephen Foti. Councillor Toomey and entire membership. Order # 27. scanMar 27
  279. 279279R Prepare a suitable resolution on the death of Harold "Harry" Morse. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership. Order # 28. scanMar 27
  280. 280280R Prepare a suitbale resolution on the death of Dorothy "Dolly" Grace. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership. Order # 29. scanMar 27
  281. 281281R Millard Fuller, founder of Habitat for Humanity, will hold a lecture on Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at the Christian Life Center. Councillor Born. Order # 31. scanMar 27
  282. 282282R Leonard Fein, founder of Mazon, will hold a lecture Thursday, April 6, 1995 at the Cambridge Public Library at 7:00 p.m. Councillor Born. Order # 32. scanMar 27
  283. 283283R Congratulations to Joseph Meskell on his 70th birthday. Vice Mayor Russell, Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Sullivan, Toomey and Triantafillou. Order # 4. scanApr 3
  284. 284284R Resolution on the death of Lawrence Yore. Vice Mayor Russell and entire membership. Order # 6. scanApr 3
  285. 285285R Congratulations to Roland LaChance on his retirement. Councillor Toomey, Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Vice Mayor Russell and Triantafillou. Order # 7. scanApr 3
  286. 286286R Resolution on the death of Deolinda Dias. Councillor Toomey and entire membership. Order # 8. scanApr 3
  287. 287287R Resolution on the death of Donald "Shanty" Hoban. Councillor Toomey and entire membership. Order # 9. scanApr 3
  288. 288288R Fourth Annual Authors Week at the Peabody School April 3-7, 1995. Councillor Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Vice Mayor Russell, Toomey and Triantafillou. Order # 10. scanApr 3
  289. 289289R Violence Prevention Awareness Week May 14-18, 1995. Councillor Toomey, Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Vice Mayor Russell, Sullivan and Triantafillou. Order # 11. scanApr 3
  290. 290290R Congratulations to Joe McCabe on being named High School Hockey Coach of the Year and to his assistant coach, his brother Bill. Vice Mayor Russell, Born, Galluccio, Myers, Sufllivan, Toomey and Triantafillou. Order # 13. scanApr 3
  291. 291291R First Annual Ice Hockey Tournament in the memory of Silverio "Sil" Ferreira to be held on April 8, 1995. Councillor Toomey, Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Vice Mayor Russell, Sullivan and Triantafillou. Order # 18. scanApr 3
  292. 292292R Death resolution of Deacon Marcus Haynes. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership. Order # 19. scanApr 3
  293. 293293R MIT hosting its First Annual Volunteerism Day on Saturday, April 8, 1995. Mayor Reeves, Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Vice Mayor Russell, Sullivan, Toomey and Triantafillou. Order # 21. scanApr 3
  294. 294294R Second Annual Poster and Essay Contest for Cambridge Public Schools students on the theme "Welcome to Our Neighborhood: Fair Housing in Cambridge Begins at Home". Mayor Reeves and entire membership. Order # 22. scanApr 3
  295. 295295R 1995 "Employees of the Month" by the Cambridge Hospital's "You Make a Difference!" Program. Mayor Reeves, Councillor Sullivan and entire membership. Order # 23. scanApr 3
  296. 296296R Proclaim the week of April 10, 1995 to April 16, 1995 as Cambridge Community Development Week. Mayor Reeves and entire membership. Order # 24. scanApr 3
  297. 297297R Congratulations to Noel F. Johnson on receipt of the Molly Moon Volunteer Service Award from the Urban League of Eastern Massachusetts. Mayor Reeves and entire membership. Order # 25. scanApr 3
  298. 298298R Prepare resolution on the retirement of Manuel Concesion from the Cambridge School Department - RSTA Business Education. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership. Order # 27. scanApr 3
  299. 299299R Prepare resolution on the retirement of Grace S. Taylor from the Cambridge School Department - CRLS, Science. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership. Order # 28. scanApr 3
  300. 300300R Resolution on the National Association of Letter Carriers Food Drive to be held on Saturday, May 13, 1995. Councillor Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Vice Mayor Russell, Toomey and Triantafillou. Order # 29. scanApr 3
  301. 301301R Resolution to prepare an educational presentation to alert Seniors and others to telemarketing and mail marketing scams/fraud. Councillor Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Vice Mayor Russell, Toomey and Triantafillou. Order # 30. scanApr 3
  302. 302302R Prepare resolution on death of James Ellis. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership. Order # 31. scanApr 3
  303. 303303R Prepare resolution on retirement of Corinne Gaile from the Cambridge School Department - Morse School. Councillor Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Vice Mayor Russell, Toomey and Triantafillou. Order # 32. scanApr 3
  304. 304304R Prepare resolution on retirement of Louise Grant from the Cambridge School Department - Tobin School. Councillor Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Vice Mayor Russell, Toomey and Triantafillou. Order # 33. scanApr 3
  305. 305305R Prepare resolution on retirement of Glen Peck from the Cambridge School Department - King School, Grade 6. Councillor Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Vice Mayor Russell, Toomey and Triantafillou. Order # 34. scanApr 3
  306. 306306R Prepare resolution on retirement of Wilma Mumma from the Cambridge School Department - Maynard, Kindergarten. Councillor Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Vice Mayor Russell, Toomey and Triantafillou. Order # 35. scanApr 3
  307. 307307R Prepare resolution on retirement of John Kelly from the Cambridge School Assistant Principal, Longfellow School. Councillor Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Vice Mayor Russell, Toomey and Triantafillou. Order # 36. scanApr 3
  308. 308308R Prepare resolution on retirement of Mary Barrett from the Cambridge School Department - King School, First Grade. Councillor Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Vice Mayor Russell, Toomey and Triantafillou. Order # 37. scanApr 3
  309. 309309R Prepare resolution on retirement of Maria N. Costa from the Cambridge School Department - CRLS Bilingual Program. Councillor Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Vice Mayor Russell, Toomey and Triantafillou. Order # 38. scanApr 3
  310. 310310R Prepare resolution on retirement of Adrienne McClure from the Cambridge School Department - Elementary School, Science School. Councillor Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Vice Mayor Russell, Toomey and Triantafillou. Order # 39. scanApr 3
  311. 311311R Prepare resolution on retirement of Esther Mary Farrington from the Cambridge School Department - CRLS, Science. Councillor Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Vice Mayor Russell, Toomey and Triantafillou. Order # 40. scanApr 3
  312. 312312R Prepare resolution congratulating E. Denise Simmons for her selection as an Outstanding Massachusetts Women for dedication and contributions to education by the National Council of Negro Women, Inc. Councillor Triantafillou, Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Vice Mayor Russell, Toomey and Triantafillou. Order # 41. scanApr 3
  313. 313313R Prepare resolution on retirement of Sue Wankowicz from the Cambridge School Department - Haggerty School. Councillor Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Vice Mayor Russell, Toomey and Triantafillou. Order # 42. scanApr 3
  314. 314314R Prepare resolution on retirement of Anthony Bruno from the Cambridge School Department - CRLS, Social Studies. Councillor Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Vice Mayor Russell, Toomey and Triantafillou. Order # 43. scanApr 3
  315. 315315R Prepare resolution on retirement of Jean Robinson from the Cambridge School Department - Haggerty School, Guidance. Councillor Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Vice Mayor Russell, Toomey and Triantafillou. Order # 44. scanApr 3
  316. 316316R Prepare resolution on retirement of Thomas Burns from the Cambridge School Department - CRLS, Language Arts. Councillor Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Vice Mayor Russell, Toomey and Triantafillou. Order # 45. scanApr 3
  317. 317317R Resolution on funding for the Clean Water Act, which includes funding for the cleanup of Boston Harbor. Councillor Duehay, Born, Galluccio, Vice Mayor Russell, Sullivan, Toomey and Triantafillou. Order # 53. scanApr 3
  318. 318318R Prepare resolution congratulating Speaker Charles Flaherty for receipt of the AIDS Leadership Award. Councillor Triantafillou, Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Sullivan and Toomey. Order # 55. scanApr 3
  319. 319Best wishes for a speedy recovery to the victims and appreciation to members of the Cambridge Police, Fire, EMTs and neighbors at the assault and robbery at Sixth/Spring Street. Councillor Toomey and Sullivan. Order # 56. scanApr 3
  320. 320Wishing the Firefighters well who were injured in the line of duty on Walden Street on April 2, 1995. Councillor Sullivan and Mayor Reeves. Order # 59. scanApr 3
  321. 321Death resolution of Catherine Feroleto. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership. Order # 60. scanApr 3
  322. 322Death resolution of Michael Grace. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership. Order # 61. scanApr 3
  323. 323Congratulations to Sarah Power on being presented the Ernest Hemingway Foundation Award. Councillors Sullivan, Born and Triantafillou. Order # 63. scanApr 3
  324. 324The Pilot School will present the production of "Back on the Block" on April 6, 7 and 8, 1995. Councillors Sullivan and Triantafillou. Order # 64. scanApr 3
  325. 325325R The Committee on Community and Economic Development of the National League of Cities will hold its Fall meeting in Cambridge from October 5-7, 1995. Councillor Toomey and Sullivan. Order #65. scanApr 3
  326. 326326R BIKE TO WORK WEEK, May 14-20, 1995. Councillors Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou Order # 1. scanApr 10
  327. 327327R April, 1995 is the 25th anniversary of the original Earth Day. Councillors Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Reeves, Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou Order # 2 scanApr 10
  328. 328328R Clean up the underground walkway that runs under the train tracks in North Cambridge. Mayor Reeves, Councillors Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou Order # 4. scanApr 10
  329. 329329R Cut to the Emergency Assistance Program. Mayor Reeves, Councillors Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Russell, Sullivan, Triantafillou Order # 5. scanApr 10
  330. 330330R Resolutions on the eightieth birthday of Alfred E. Vellucci. Mayor Reeves, Councillors Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou Order # 6. scanApr 10
  331. 331331R Proclaiming May 1st through May 7th as BOOK WEEK. Mayor Reeves, Councillors Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou Order # 7. scanApr 10
  332. 332332R Resolution on Vicki McDonald received an Emmy Award for Outstanding Promotional Advertisement. Mayor Reeves and entire membership Order # 8. scanApr 10
  333. 333333R Resolutions on the recipients of the Arthur D. Little Science Awards. Mayor Reeves, Councillors Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou Order # 9. scanApr 10
  334. 334334R Resolutions on the death of Kenneth Green. Mayor Reeves, Councillors Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou Order # 10. scanApr 10
  335. 335335R Resolutions on Shelagh Foreman receiving the 1995 Peacemaker Award. Councillors Duehay, Born, Galluccio, Myers, Reeves, Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou Order # 11. scanApr 10
  336. 336336R Gay/Straight Youth Alliance Pride March in Boston in May. Councillor Triantafillou, Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Reeves, Sullivan, Toomey Order # 13. scanApr 10
  337. 337337R Resolutions to be prepared cn the death of Leonard Wheeler. Councillor Duehay, Sullivan and entire membership. Order # 16. scanApr 10
  338. 338338R Resolutions to be prepared cn the death of Frank Roach. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership. Order # 19. scanApr 10
  339. 339339R Resolutions on the twenty-fifth anniversary of the Ordination of Thomas M. Curran, ED.D. Vice Mayor Russell, Councillors Sullivan and entire membership Order # 21. scanApr 10
  340. 340340R Resolutions on the Annual Miller River Bazaar to be held on on Saturday, May 6, 1995. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order # 22. scanApr 10
  341. 341341R Resolutions on the death of Frank J. Normile. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order # 23. scanApr 10
  342. 342342R Resolutions on the death of Anthony Asprakis. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order # 24. scanApr 10
  343. 343343R Public hearing to discuss the traffic safety concerns in regards to the areas of schools and playgrounds. Councillors Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Russell, Toomey, Triantafillou Order # 27. scanApr 10
  344. 344344R Resolutions on the "Name the Smoke Detector Puppet" and urging that all children become members of the Cambridge Fire Department Television Fire Safety Clubhouse. Vice Mayor Russell, Councillors Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou Order # 28. scanApr 10
  345. 345345R Telecommunications bill adopted by the U.S. Senate. Councillors Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Reeves, Russell, Triantafillou Order # 40. scanApr 10
  346. 346346R Resolutions on the eightieth anniversary of the genocide of the Armenian community. Councillor Duehay and entire membership Order # 42. scanApr 10
  347. 347347R Prepare a suitable resolution on the death of Joseph McKenna. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order # 43. scanApr 10
  348. 348348R Resolution on the death of Jeanmarie Marshall. Councillor Triantafillou and entire membership Order # 44. scanApr 10
  349. 349349R Frisoli Youth Center Spring Fling to be held on Friday, April 21, 1995 from 8 p.m. - midnight. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan, Triantafillou, Born Order # 35. scanApr 10
  350. 350350R Congratulations to Katherine Morrissey and Brian Bicherton on the birth of their son. Councillors Born and Sullivan Order # 46. scanApr 10
  351. 351351R Prepare a suitable resolution on the death of Dennis W. Desmond. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order # 47. scanApr 10
  352. 352352R Prepare a suitable resolution on the death of Gerald J. Murphy. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Russell and entire membership. Order # 48. scanApr 10
  353. 353353R Birthday greetings to Marge Andrews. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan, Triantafillou, Born Order # 49. scanApr 10
  354. 354354R Birthday greetings to Josephine Harrigan. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan, Triantafillou, Born Order # 50. scanApr 10
  355. 355355R St. Peter's Elementary School welcomes an 84 member band from Bunclody, Ireland. Vice Mayor Russell, Councillors Triantafillou, Born, Sullivan Order # 51. scanApr 10
  356. 356356R Prepare resolution on the death of Francis K. Bransfield. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Russell and entire membership Order # 52. scanApr 10
  357. 357357R Prepare a suitable resolution on the occasion of Patriot's Day. Mayor Reeves Order # 53. scanApr 10
  358. 358358R "First Annual All-School Art Exhibit" May 2-8, 1995 at City Hall. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership. Order # 2. scanApr 24
  359. 359359R Prepare suitable resolution on the death of James R. Garside. Councillors Sullivan, Toomey, Galluccio, Russell and entire membership. Order # 3. scanApr 24
  360. 360360R Welcome Cynthia McKinney, Member of Congress from Georgia, to Cambridge on May 5, 1995. Councillors Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Mayor Reeves, Russell, Sullivan, Triantafillou. Order # 8. scanApr 24
  361. 361361R Prepare resolution expressing pride in Cambridge's Youth Peace and Justice Corps, Founder, Kathy Hoffman and Boston's Teens Against Gang Violence for receiving Young Peacemaker Award from Massachusetts Peace Action. Councillors Born and entire membership. Order # 9. scanApr 24
  362. 362362R Congratulations to Rina Spence and all the staff at the Spence Center for Women's Health on their grand opening at Charles Square. Councillors Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Mayor Reeves, Russell, Triantafillou. Order # 10. scanApr 24
  363. 363363R Congratulations to Karen Crounse and Ann Daughaday for their efforts in running the Boston Marathon. Councillors Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Mayor Reeves, Russell, Sullivan, Triantafillou. Order # 11. scanApr 24
  364. 364364R Cambridge Girls Softball League receive equal financial backing from the City to that received by the Little League. Councillor Born and entire membership. Order # 13. scanApr 24
  365. 365365R Prepare suitable resolution on the death of Sybil I. Henry. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership. Order # 15. scanApr 24
  366. 366366R Prepare a suitable resolution on the sudden death of John F. O'Brien, Jr. Councillors Galluccio, Toomey, Russell and entire membership. Order # 16. scanApr 24
  367. 367367R Congratulations and best wishes to Reverend Paul W. Hurley on his Silver Anniversary to be held on Sunday, May 21, 1995. Councillors Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Mayor Reeves, Russell, Triantafillou. Order # 17. scanApr 24
  368. 368368R St. Hedwig's Church in East Cambridge celebrated its final Eucharist offering of the Mass on Sunday, April 23, 1995. Councillors Toomey, Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Mayor Reeves, Russell, Sullivan. Order # 19. scanApr 24
  369. 369369R Prepare a suitable resolution on the death of the Honorable Samuel Flaxsman, late retired District Court Judge. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership. Order # 21. scanApr 24
  370. 370370R Prepare a suitable resolution on the death of Robert Skerry. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership. Order # 22. scanApr 24
  371. 371371R Prepare a suitable resolution on the death of Paul A. Mangan. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership. Order # 23. scanApr 24
  372. 372372R Resolution on the death of Maurice Mayer Cohen. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership. Order # 24. scanApr 24
  373. 373373R Gala Benefit entitled "Celebrate the Ages" will be held on Sunday, May 7, 1995 at the Cambridge Multicultural Arts Center. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership. Order # 25. scanApr 24
  374. 374374R Jazz event entitled "Don Braden and Friends" will be held on Sunday, April 23, 1995 at the Cambridge Multicultural Arts Center. Councillor Toomey and entire membership. Order # 26. scanApr 24
  375. 375375R Farr Works Art Production Studio ribbon cutting ceremony to be held Wednesday, May 17, 1995 at 82 Pearl Street. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Russell and entire membership. Order # 27. scanApr 24
  376. 376376R Resolution on the senseless murder of Igbal Masih of Pakistan. Councillors Sullivan, Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Mayor Reeves, Toomey, Triantafillou. Order # 34. scanApr 24
  377. 377377R April 22-29, 1995 is being celebrated as National Infant Immunization Week. Mayor Reeves and entire membership. Order # 39. scanApr 24
  378. 378378R Safety Saturday celebration hosted by Harvard Community Health Plan will be held on April 29, 1995. Mayor Reeves and entire membership. Order # 42. scanApr 24
  379. 379379R Cambridge Hackney Driving School will host a Fundraising Dance on April 29, 1995. Mayor Reeves, Councillors Duehay, Galluccio, Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou. Order # 43. scanApr 24
  380. 380380R Prepare a suitable resolution on the death of Ople Johnson. Mayor Reeves and entire membership. Order # 44. scanApr 24
  381. 381381R John Paul Marosy will be leaving the Visiting Nurse Affiliates of Cambridge on April 25, 1995. The VNAC will be merging with two other neighboring VNA's and will create a new organization called VNA Care Network. Vice Mayor Russell and entire membership. Order # 45. scanApr 24
  382. 382382R Pat Sayer will be concluding her term as co-chair of the Area 4 Crime Task Watch. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership. Order # 46. scanApr 24
  383. 383383R "A Time of Remembrance: An Ecumenical Community Memorial Service" to commemorate those who have died of AIDS. Mayor Reeves and entire membership. Order # 47. scanApr 24
  384. 384384R Third Annual MIT/Cambridge Science Exposition will be held featuring Cambridge Elementary School Students, Parents and Teachers. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership. Order # 48. scanApr 24
  385. 385385R 16th Annual "Day of Portugal Parade" will be held on June 11, 1995. Mayor Reeves, Councillors Galluccio, Toomey and entire membership. Order # 51. scanApr 24
  386. 386386R Wishing Claire Murphy of the School Department a speedy recovery. Mayor Reeves and entire membership. Order # 52. scanApr 24
  387. 387387R Prepare a suitable resolution on the death of Ricardo Seely. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order # 1 scanMay 1
  388. 388388R Prepare a suitable resolution on the death of Elizabeth Walker. Councillors Sullivan, Toomey and entire membership. Order # 2 scanMay 1
  389. 389389R Prepare a suitable resolution on the 45th Wedding Anniversary of of Joe and Edna Martell. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order # 3 scanMay 1
  390. 390390R Prepare a suitable resolution on the death of Catherine Vartzelisr. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan and entire membership Order # 4 scanMay 1
  391. 391391R Prepare a suitable resolution on the death of Cecilia Kosinski. Councillors Galluccio, Toomey and entire membership Order #5 scanMay 1
  392. 392392R Prepare a suitable resolution on the speedy recovery of Helen Pacheco. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #6 scanMay 1
  393. 393393R Prepare a suitable resolution on the Silver Anniversary to priesthood of Reverend John Crowley. Councillor Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Russell, Toomey, Triantafillou Order #7 scanMay 1
  394. 394394R Prepare a suitable resolution on the death of John Mullens. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order # 8 scanMay 1
  395. 395395R Resolution on the First Harvard Square Book Festival May 1-7, 1995. Councillors Sullivan, Toomey, Born, Galluccio, Myers, Russell, Triantafillou Order # 9 scanMay 1
  396. 396396R Happy 40th birthday to Sandra Albano. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order # 10 scanMay 1
  397. 397397R Second Annual Jamnastics Benefit, May 12, 1995. Councillors Sullivan, Toomey, Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Russell, Triantafillou Order # 12 scanMay 1
  398. 398398R Commendation to the founders of the BASICS Program as featured in an article in the New York Times. Councillor Duehay and entire membership Order # 15 scanMay 1
  399. 399399R FAILED OF ADOPTION - Opposition to the appointment of Charles Fried to the SupremeJudicial Court of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Councillor Triantafillou Order # 16 scanMay 1
  400. 400400R Resolution on the death of J. Peter Grace. Councillors Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Myers, Galluccio, Russell, Toomey, Triantafillou Order # 18 scanMay 1
  401. 401401R Dedication honoring Carl and Ruth Barron as Distinguished YMCA Leadership and Generous Philanthropy. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan and entire membership Order # 19 scanMay 1
  402. 402402R National Night Out Against Crime Task Force will be held in August. Vice Mayor Russell and entire membership Order # 20 scanMay 1
  403. 403403R Prepare a suitable resolution on the death of Elizabeth Gilmore. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order # 23 scanMay 1
  404. 404404R The Diversity Collaboration's presentation of a celebration of Family and Community. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order # 24 scanMay 1
  405. 405405R Resolution on the death of Humberto C. Periera. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order # 25 scanMay 1
  406. 406406R National Drinking Water Week to be celebrated May 7 through May 12, 1995. Councillors Toomey, Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Russell, Sullivan, Triantafillou Order # 26 scanMay 1
  407. 407407R Congratulations to the organizers and participants of "Senhor Santo Christo" to take place on Sunday, May 21, 1995. Councillors Toomey, Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Russell, Sullivan, Triantafillou Order # 29 scanMay 1
  408. 408408R Congratulations to the organizers and participants of "The Feast of St. Anthony". Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order # 30 scanMay 1
  409. 409409R Congratulations to Reverend Brian C. Greene on his installation as Pastor of the Pentecostal Tabernacle on Saturday, June 3, 1995. Councillors Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Mayor Reeves, Russell, Toomey Order # 35 scanMay 1
  410. 410410R Prepare a suitable resolution on the 1995 International Peace Games. Mayor Reeves and entire membership Order # 36 scanMay 1
  411. 411411R Prepare a suitable resolution on declaring the month of May to be "Dance Month" in the City of Cambridge. Mayor Reeves and entire membership Order # 37 scanMay 1
  412. 412412R Prepare a suitable resolution on congratulating the Kuumba Singers at Harvard University on their 25th anniversary. Mayor Reeves and entire membership Order # 38 scanMay 1
  413. 413413R Prepare a suitable resolution on support of the current federal laws banning private ownership of assault weapons. Mayor Reeves, Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Sullivan, Triantafillou Order # 39 scanMay 1
  414. 414414R Prepare a suitable resolution on wishing Philip Goldberg well as he leaves the City of Cambridge after many years of community service. Mayor Reeves, Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Russell, Sullivan, Triantafillou Order # 40 scanMay 1
  415. 415415R Prepare a suitable resolution on the 20th anniversary of the Deborah Mason School of Dance. Mayor Reeves and entire membership Order # 41 scanMay 1
  416. 416416R Congratulations to Cambridge attorney Michael S. Baum on being named the recipient of the Achievement Award for 1995 by the National Notary Association. Councillors Toomey, Born, Duehay Galluccio, Myers, Russell, Sullivan, Triantafillou Order # 42 scanMay 1
  417. 417417R 10th Annual Chapter 1 Awards - Recognition Night will be held on Wednesday, May 10, 1995. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order # 43 scanMay 1
  418. 418418R Prepare resolution on the 150th Anniversary of NECCO. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Order # 44 scanMay 1
  419. 419419R Prepare resolution on the 100th Anniversary of Keezer's Store. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Order # 45 scanMay 1
  420. 420420R Prepare a suitable resolution on the death of Patricia Stathopoulos. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order # 46 scanMay 1
  421. 421421R Prepare a suitable resolution on the death of Elvira Ferrulla. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan and entire membership Order # 47 scanMay 1
  422. 422422R Prepare a suitable resolution on the death of Bernard Bradley. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order # 48 scanMay 1
  423. 423423R Prepare a suitable resolution on the death of Rose Covalucci. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order # 49 scanMay 1
  424. 424424R Prepare a suitable resolution on the 90th birthday of Jeannette Sarazan. Councillor Toomey Order # 50 scanMay 1
  425. 425425R Cambridge Performance Project "Gala 10th Birthday Performance" on May 12-13, 1995. Councillor Toomey Order # 51 scanMay 1
  426. 426426R National Nurses Day, May 6, 1995. Councillor Triantafillou Order # 54 scanMay 1
  427. 427427R Replace basketball hoop and backboard at Reverend Thomas Williams Playground. Councillor Triantafillou Order # 55 scanMay 1
  428. 428428R The 47th anniversary of the State of Israel. Councillors Toomey, Myers. Order # 57 scanMay 1
  429. 429429R Prepare a suitable resolution on the death of Joseph L. Finnegan. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order # 1 scanMay 8
  430. 430430R Notre Dame de Pitie Alumni Association will hold a benefit basketball game on May 20, 1995 to benefit the Sisters of the Holy Union. Vice Mayor Russell and entire membership Order # 4 scanMay 8
  431. 431431R Central Square Committee work with the City to complete plans to allow the start of construction in FY96. Mayor Reeves and entire membership Order # 6 scanMay 8
  432. 432432R "School Volunteers Week" May 8-15, 1995. Mayor Reeves and entire membership Order # 7 scanMay 8
  433. 433433R Wishing Dr. Melvin Chalfen well as he leaves his employment with the City of Cambridge. Mayor Reeves and entire membership Order # 9 scanMay 8
  434. 434434R Central Square Unity Dinner, May 9, 1995 at Saint Paul AME Church. Mayor Reeves and entire membership Order # 10 scanMay 8
  435. 435435R Congratulations to the Cambridge Mites I on capturing the Valley League Championship. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Order # 11 scanMay 8
  436. 436436R The Literary Project of the Cambridge Public Library's Fifth Annual Tutor/Student Recognition Event. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order # 12 scanMay 8
  437. 437437R Prepare a suitable resolution on the death of Muriel C. Collins, late aunt of School Committee Vice-Chairman David P. Maher. Vice Mayor Russell and entire membership Order # 13 scanMay 8
  438. 438438R Death resolution on Anna J. Foti. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order # 14 scanMay 8
  439. 439439R Congratulations to Lawrence Trant for being elected President of the Cambridge Veterans Association for the fifth time. Vice Mayor Russell and entire membership Order # 15 scanMay 8
  440. 440440R Collation for Boy Scout Volunteers assisting Veterans Organization on Saturday before Memorial Day. Vice Mayor Russell and entire membership Order # 16 scanMay 8
  441. 441441R Congratulations to the Cambridge Mites II in winning the Valley League Championship in youth hockey. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Order # 18 scanMay 8
  442. 442442R Congratulations to Marie Morello on the occasion of her retirement from the King School. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order # 19 scanMay 8
  443. 443443R Prepare a suitable resolution on the death of William A. Wiercinski. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Order # 20 scanMay 8
  444. 444444R Prepare a suitable resolution on the death of Gustava R. Serino. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Order # 21 scanMay 8
  445. 445445R Prepare a suitable resolution on the death of Catherine A. Dupee-Maguire. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order # 22 scanMay 8
  446. 446446R Proclaim May 14, 1995 as Little Orchestra of Cambridge Day. Vice Mayor Russell and entire membership Order # 23 scanMay 8
  447. 447447R Prepare a suitable resolution on the death of Thomas J. McCarthy. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order # 24 scanMay 8
  448. 448448R Cambridge welcomes The Boston Research Center for the 21st Century. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order # 25 scanMay 8
  449. 449449R Declare August 19, 1995 as "Portuguese American Civic League Day." Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order # 26 scanMay 8
  450. 450450R Heartfelt thanks to all in making the "Roaring Cambridge" Mayor's Golden Age Luncheon 1995 such a success. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order # 31 scanMay 8
  451. 451451R Prepare a suitable resolution on the death of James Gaudet. Councillor Toomey and entire membership. Order # 1. scanMay 15
  452. 452452R Prepare a suitable resolution on the death of Betty Gray. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership. Order # 2. scanMay 15
  453. 453453R Prepare a suitable resolution on the death of Alyce Poremba. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership. Order # 3. scanMay 15
  454. 454454R Prepare a suitable resolution on the death of Alma Boudreau. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership. Order # 4. scanMay 15
  455. 455455R Prepare a suitable resolution on the death of David McGrath. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership. Order # 5. scanMay 15
  456. 456456R Congratulations to Reverend Albin Janiunas on his retirement from St. Francis Parish. Councillors Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Russell, Toomey. Order # 6. scanMay 15
  457. 457457R Best wishes to Father Field, Father McCormack, Ms. Jana Kiely and Father Patrick Weis as they leave St. Paul's Church and continue their ministry in the Archdiocese of Boston. Councillors Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Mayor Reeves, Russell, Toomey Order # 7. scanMay 15
  458. 458458R Tenth anniversary of the Massachusetts Lesbian and Gay Bar Association. Councillor Triantafillou and entire membership. Order # 10. scanMay 15
  459. 459459R Resolution on the death of Sister Doris DesRosiers. Councillors Toomey, Russell and entire membership. Order # 11. scanMay 15
  460. 460460R Congratulations to Jonathan Ginsberg and Gail Larson on their recent engagement. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order # 12. scanMay 15
  461. 461461R Happy 80th birthday wishes to an outstanding Cantabrigian. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order # 13. scanMay 15
  462. 462462R Cambridge's support of "An Environmental Bill of Rights." Councillors Duehay, Born, Mayor Reeves, Russell, Triantafillou Order # 14. scanMay 15
  463. 463463R Retroactive cuts in current programs effecting cities. Councillors Duehay, Born, Myers, Mayor Reeves, Russell, Toomey, Triantafillou. Order # 16. scanMay 15
  464. 464464R Adoption of a rider that threatens the state laws and regulations that protect our environment. Councillors Duehay, Born, Myers, Mayor Reeves, Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou. Order # 18. scanMay 15
  465. 465465R Appreciation to and a speedy recovery to the firefighters who responded to a fire at 185 Elm Street on May 3, 1995. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership. Order # 21. scanMay 15
  466. 466466R Cambridge Economic Opportunity Committee's thirtieth anniversary. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership. Order # 22. scanMay 15
  467. 467467R Cambridge Community Services Reception - "Celebrate the Youth" on Thursday, June 1,1995. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership. Order # 23. scanMay 15
  468. 468468R Community Learning Center will host an International Party on June 3, 1995. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership. Order # 24. scanMay 15
  469. 469469R Congratulations and best wishes to Pasquale Carvello and Maryellen Vera on their upcoming Nuptials on Saturday, June 3, 1995. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership. Order # 25. scanMay 15
  470. 470470R Add, Inc. has been named the 1995 Small Business of the Year. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership. Order # 26. scanMay 15
  471. 471471R Happy thirty-fifth anniversary to Carol R. Johnson Associates, Inc. Councillor Toomey and entire membership. Order # 27. scanMay 15
  472. 472472R The World's Fair in Central Square will be held on June 4, 1995. Mayor Reeves and entire membership. Order # 29. scanMay 15
  473. 473473R Tenth Annual Aids Pledge Walk will be held June 4, 1995. Mayor Reeves and entire membership. Order # 30. scanMay 15
  474. 474474R The Cambridge High and Latin School class of 1935 will hold its sixtieth reunion on May 21, 1995. Mayor Reeves and entire membership. Order # 31. scanMay 15
  475. 475475R Prepare a suitable resolution in recognition of Memorial Day. Mayor Reeves and entire membership. Order # 32. scanMay 15
  476. 476476R Prepare a suitable resolution congratulating Atieno Simmons on her acceptance into the 1995 National Law Enforcement Explorer Leadership Academy. Mayor Reeves and entire membership. Order # 33. scanMay 15
  477. 477477R Sixth Annual Drug Free Community Fair on Saturday, May 20, 1995. Councillor Triantafillou and entire membership. Order # 36. scanMay 15
  478. 478478R Chess tournament to benefit Cambridge School Volunteers on May 20, 1995 from 9-5 at MIT Stratton Student Center. Councillor Myers and entire membership. Order # 37. scanMay 15
  479. 479479R Death resolution of Diane Lund. Councillor Triantafillou and entire membership. Order # 39. scanMay 15
  480. 480480R Commissioner of Health and Hospitals Emeritus, Dr. Melvin Chalfen. Councillor Duehay and entire membership. Order # 40. scanMay 15
  481. 481481R Prepare resolution on the death of Julia Barry. Councillor Toomey and entire membership. Order # 42. scanMay 15
  482. 482482R Retirement of Peter Calleary from the School Department. Councillor Toomey and entire membership. Order # 43. scanMay 15
  483. 483483R Prepare resolution on the death of Marie Tolman. Vice Mayor Russell and entire membership. Order # 44. scanMay 15
  484. 484484R Prepare resolution on the death of Larry Sousa. Councillor Duehay and entire membership. Order # 45. scanMay 15
  485. 485485R Prepare resolution on the death of Philip McDonnell. Councillor Duehay and entire membership. Order # 46. scanMay 15
  486. 486486R Informational brochure from Massachusetts Peace Action regarding proposed budget cuts in our local communities. Mayor Reeves. Order # 2. scanMay 22
  487. 487487R Prepare resolution on the death of Father John McLaughlin. Councillor Toomey and entire membership. Order # 3. scanMay 22
  488. 488488R Prepare resolution on the death of Edward Loder. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan and entire membership. Order # 4. scanMay 22
  489. 489489R Prepare resolution on the death of Fred G. Loder. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership. Order # 5. scanMay 22
  490. 490490R Prepare resolution on the death of Vincent Costa. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership. Order # 6. scanMay 22
  491. 491491R Prepare resolution on the death of Maria "Mary" Portentoso. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership. Order # 7. scanMay 22
  492. 492492R Prepare resolution on the death of Patsy Pizzuto. Vice Mayor Russell, Councillor Sullivan and entire membership. Order # 8. scanMay 22
  493. 493493R Lou Rawls - "Portrait of the Blues" at the House of Blues celebrating his 45th and final album. Councillor Galluccio. Order # 9. scanMay 22
  494. 494494R Happy 67th birthday to Charles Melanson. Councillor Sullivan. Order # 10. scanMay 22
  495. 495495R Jose Moreira Figuerido, Principal, Harrington School named "Global Educator of the Year." Councillor Toomey. Order # 11. scanMay 22
  496. 496496R Massachusetts Chiefs of Police Association - 10th Annual Massachusetts Law Enforcement Memorial Day Observance. Councillor Toomey. Order # 14. scanMay 22
  497. 497497R 25th wedding anniversary of Maria Fatima and John Feitor. Councillor Toomey. Order # 15. scanMay 22
  498. 498498R Matignon High School Annual Alumni Golf Tournament will be held on May 22, 1995. Councillor Toomey. Order # 16. scanMay 22
  499. 499499R Resolution on the retirement of Judge Paul Mentor. Councillor Sullivan. Order # 17. scanMay 22
  500. 500500R Resolution on the death of John Mannix. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership. Order # 18. scanMay 22
  501. 501501R East Cambridge Savings Bank - good friend, neighbor and partner. Councillor Sullivan. Order # 19. scanMay 22
  502. 502502R Annual Cambridge Alumni Association Golf Tournament, July 14, 1995. Councillors Galluccio, Toomey. Order # 20. scanMay 22
  503. 503503R Congratulations to Beth Devine as she receives her Masters Degree in Education from Lesley College on May 22, 1995. Vice Mayor Russell. Order # 26. scanMay 22
  504. 504504R Congratulations to James McGrail - Chief of Staff for the MBTA. Councillor Galluccio. Order # 27. scanMay 22
  505. 505505R Grand opening of Henrietta's Table on May 30, 1995. Councillor Sullivan. Order # 28. scanMay 22
  506. 506506R Happy 102nd birthday to Christiana Daytes. Mayor Reeves. Order # 29. scanMay 22
  507. 507507R Prepare a resolution in observance of Flag Day, June 14, 1995. Mayor Reeves. Order # 31. scanMay 22
  508. 508508R Best wishes to Assistant Attorney General Tim Sullivan. Councillor Sullivan. Order # 32. scanMay 22
  509. 509509R Prepare resolution on the 49th anniversary of the Italian Republic. Mayor Reeves. Order #33. scanMay 22
  510. 510510R Commend Alice Houghton for significant contributions to Cambridge Youth Soccer, Inc. Councillor Duehay. Order # 38. scanMay 22
  511. 511511R Resolution on the death of Ellen "Nellie" Quinn. Councillor Sullivan, Russell, Galluccio and entire membership. Order # 39. scanMay 22
  512. 512512R Prepare resolution on the death of Sister Agnes St. John Donnelly, S.N.D. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership. Order # 40. scanMay 22
  513. 513513R Prepare resolution on the wedding of Richard Sullivan and Tracey MacLeod. Councillor Sullivan. Order # 41. scanMay 22
  514. 514514R Retirement of Shirley Bermudez. Councillor Sullivan. Order # 43. scanMay 22
  515. 515515R Prepare resolution on the death of Mickey Campagna. Councillor Toomey and entire membership. Order # 44. scanMay 22
  516. 516516R Prepare resolution on the death of Helen Wilcinski. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership. Order # 45. scanMay 22
  517. 517517R Prepare resolution on the death of Daniel Collins. Vice Mayor Russell and entire membership. Order # 46. scanMay 22
  518. 518518R Prepare resolution on the death of Thomas O'Neil. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership. Order # 47. scanMay 22
  519. 519519R Birthday greetings to Councillor Myers. Councillor Toomey and entire membership. Order # 49. scanMay 22
  520. 520520R Firefighter Memorial Sunday to be held on June 11, 1995. Vice Mayor Russell and entire membership. Order # 1. scanJun 5
  521. 521521R Prepare resolution on the death of Margaret Murphy. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Order # 2. scanJun 5
  522. 522522R Prepare resolution on the death of John O'Connor. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order # 5. scanJun 5
  523. 523523R Prepare resolution on the death of Domenic Curcio. Councillors Sullivan, Galluccio and entire membership Order # 6. scanJun 5
  524. 524524R Prepare resolution on the death of Mary Lorraine Bracken. Councillors Sullivan, Russell and entire membership Order # 7. scanJun 5
  525. 525525R Prepare resolution on the death of Mary Regal. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order # 8. scanJun 5
  526. 526526R Prepare resolution on the death of Robert McKeown. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order # 9. scanJun 5
  527. 527527R Prepare resolution on the death of Jane Glynn. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order # 10. scanJun 5
  528. 528528R Prepare resolution on the death of Joseph M. Watson. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order # 11. scanJun 5
  529. 529529R Father Frank Glynn's 25th anniversary - St. Anthony's Parish. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order # 12. scanJun 5
  530. 530530R Neville Manor groundbreaking of "THE RESIDENTS' PARK." Councillor Sullivan, Toomey and entire membership Order # 13. scanJun 5
  531. 531531R CRLS Band, Orchestra and Jazz Ensemble's success at the Great East Music Festival. Councillors Galluccio, Sullivan and entire membership Order # 14. scanJun 5
  532. 532532R Happy 25th Wedding Anniversary to Larry and Linda Kelley. Councillors Sullivan, Born, Galluccio, Myers, Mayor Reeves, Russell, Toomey, Triantafillou Order # 15. scanJun 5
  533. 533533R Happy 25th Anniversary to CASPAR. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order # 16. scanJun 5
  534. 534534R Prepare resolution on the death of Isabel Sutherland. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order # 17. scanJun 5
  535. 535535R Prepare resolution on the death of James Michael Casey. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order # 18. scanJun 5
  536. 536536R Prepare resolution on the death of Julia Barry. Councillor Triantafillou and entire membership Order # 23. scanJun 5
  537. 537537R The Western Front will hold its 27th anniversary on June 9-10, 1995. Councillors Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Mayor Reeves, Russell, Triantafillou Order # 25. scanJun 5
  538. 538538R Resolution on the death of Trang Phuong Ho. Mayor Reeves and entire membership Order # 31. scanJun 5
  539. 539539R Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary of Willie and Irene Sawyer. Vice Mayor Russell and entire membership Order # 34. scanJun 5
  540. 540540R Prepare resolution on the death of Edward Correira. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order # 40. scanJun 5
  541. 541541R Prepare resolution on the death of Charles C. Falzone. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Order # 41. scanJun 5
  542. 542542R Congratulations to Cambridge Technology Partners, Inc. on its fantastic growth from January to May, 1995. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Order # 42. scanJun 5
  543. 543543R Vertex Pharmaceuticals, Inc. ranked in Market Value 100. Councillors Galluccio, Born, Duehay, Myers, Mayor Reeves, Russell, Sullivan, Toomey Order # 43. scanJun 5
  544. 544544R Congratulations to the three CRLS students who won awards at the 46th annual Massachusetts State Science Fair. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Order # 44. scanJun 5
  545. 545545R Prepare resolution on the Ordination of Paul Griffin to the Priesthood. Vice Mayor Russell and entire membership Order # 45. scanJun 5
  546. 546546R Congratulations to Nelson Ubaldo on being selected to play in the New England Intercollegiate Coaches Association 21st All-Star game. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Order # 46. scanJun 5
  547. 547547R Sincere condolences to the family of Sinedu Tadesse. Mayor Reeves, Councillors Galluccio, Russell, Sullivan, Triantafillou Order # 47. scanJun 5
  548. 548548R Michelle Holmes and Derrick Johnson will celebrate their birthdays and their fifteenth wedding anniversary on June 19, 1995. Mayor Reeves, Councillors Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Russell, Sullivan, Triantafillou Order # 50. scanJun 5
  549. 549549R Congratulations to the 75 members of the National Honor Society at CRLS. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Order # 51. scanJun 5
  550. 550550R Commend the police officers who participated in the May 26, 1995 city-wide sweep. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order # 54. scanJun 5
  551. 551551R Congratulations to the CRLS track stars. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Order # 55. scanJun 5
  552. 552552R Happy 13th wedding anniversary to D. Margaret Drury, City Clerk. Vice Mayor Russell Order # 60. scanJun 5
  553. 553553R Birthday greetings - Nancy Ryan. Councillor Triantafillou Order # 61. scanJun 5
  554. 554554R 30th wedding anniversary of Mary and James O'Reilly. Councillor Sullivan Order # 63. scanJun 5
  555. 555555R Resolutions on Saturday, June 10, 1995 as Lesbian and Gay Pride Day in the City of Cambridge. Mayor Reeves, Councillors Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Vice Mayor Russell, Councillors Sullivan and Toomey. Calendar Item # 1. scanJun 5
  556. 556556R Welcome Philip Sharp to the City of Cambridge as the new Director of Politics at Harvard University. Mayor Reeves. Order # 1. scanJun 12
  557. 557557R Thanks to Just A Start House and Futures For Young Parents Program for their services they provide to our community. Mayor Reeves. Order # 2. scanJun 12
  558. 558558R Sincere thanks to the Friends of Neville Manor for the services they provide. Mayor Reeves. Order # 3. scanJun 12
  559. 559559R Friday, June 16, 1995 - Day of the African Child. Mayor Reeves. Order # 4. scanJun 12
  560. 560560R Happy twenty-fifth anniversary to Maria Fatima and John Feitor. Mayor Reeves. Order # 5. scanJun 12
  561. 561561R "Hands Across the River" to signify co-operation between Boston and Cambridge to be held on August 1, 1995. Vice Mayor Russell. Order # 9. scanJun 12
  562. 562562R Congratulations to Christina Giacobbe on her graduation from Northeastern. Vice Mayor Russell. Order # 10. scanJun 12
  563. 563563R Congratulations to Gloria Soo Hoo on her retirement from Peabody School. Vice Mayor Russell. Order # 11. scanJun 12
  564. 564564R Prepare resolution on the death of Gerald Mazzone. Councillor Toomey and entire membership. Order # 14. scanJun 12
  565. 565565R Prepare resolution on the death of Angelina Matteos. Councillor Toomey and entire membership. Order # 15. scanJun 12
  566. 566566R Prepare resolution on the death of Thomas Doherty. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership. Order # 16. scanJun 12
  567. 567567R Prepare resolution on the death of Sister Mary Michaeline. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership. Order # 17. scanJun 12
  568. 568568R Prepare resolution on the death of Catherine Volpe. Vice Mayor Russell and entire membership. Order # 18. scanJun 12
  569. 569569R Prepare suitable resolution for City Links Program. Councillor Sullivan. Order # 19. scanJun 12
  570. 570570R Congratulations to Eileen Bracken-Perrotta on her election as Fourth Vice President of the Massachusetts State Association of Emblem Club. Councillor Sullivan. Order # 21. scanJun 12
  571. 571571R Establish a "Police Cadet Program for Cambridge Residents." Councillor Galluccio. Order # 22. — report received 10/16/95 - See Agenda # 10 of 10/16/95 scanJun 12
  572. 572572R Replace Robert Walsh Memorial signage at Donnelly Field. Councillor Galluccio. Order # 23. scanJun 12
  573. 573573R President of Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Charles M. Vest has proclaimed Monday, June 12, 1995 as Cambridge First Day at MIT. Mayor Reeves. Order # 24. scanJun 12
  574. 574574R Massachusetts Tenants Organization will hold its annual Pot Luck Dinner on Saturday, June 17, 1995. Mayor Reeves. Order # 25. scanJun 12
  575. 575575R Prepare resolution on the death of Jose Sousa. Councillor Toomey and entire membership. Order # 26. scanJun 12
  576. 576576R Prepare suitable resolution on John Wrenn's 80th birthday. Councillor Sullivan. Order # 27. scanJun 12
  577. 577577R Public Works Performance Recognition Awards - June 21, 1995. Councillor Galluccio. Order # 28. scanJun 12
  578. 578578R Congratulations to Cambridge Rindge and Latin Girls Tennis Team. Councillor Galluccio. Order # 29. scanJun 12
  579. 579579R Congratulations to Cambridge Rindge and Latin Boys Volleyball Team. Councillor Galluccio. Order # 30. scanJun 12
  580. 580580R Cambridge High and Latin's Class of 1945 - 50th reunion. Councillor Sullivan. Order # 31. scanJun 12
  581. 581581R Marriage of Lauren Walsh and Joseph Venuti - July 19, 1995. Councillor Sullivan. Order # 32. scanJun 12
  582. 582582R Resolution on the death of Arthur Lopes. Councillor Triantafillou. Order # 35. scanJun 12
  583. 583583R Retirement of school teacher Adrienne McClure. Councillor Toomey. Order # 36. scanJun 12
  584. 584584R Retirement of school teacher Jean Groves. Councillor Toomey. Order # 37. scanJun 12
  585. 585585R Prepare resolution congratulating Pauline O'Donnell and Nora Garrett for fifteen years as Foster Grandparents. Vice Mayor Russell. Order # 38. scanJun 12
  586. 586586R Many thanks to the Cambridge Postmaster, Frank Carbonneau for his efforts in the food drive. Councillor Born. Order # 43. scanJun 12
  587. 587587R Prepare a suitable resolution on the death of Cynthia Rice. Councillors Sullivan, Triantafillou and entire membership. Order # 45. scanJun 12
  588. 588588R Wishing Eliot Spaulding a speedy recovery. Councillors Born, Triantafillou. Order # 47. scanJun 12
  589. 589589R Concern for Joanne Hoffman. Councillors Born, Triantafillou. Order # 50. scanJun 12
  590. 590590R Increased tenant protections and support of House Bill Number 4825. Councillors Triantafillou, Duehay, Myers and Mayor Reeves. Calendar Item # 1. scanJun 12
  591. 591591R Prepare resolution congratulating Alex Everett for being chosen one of twenty five Americans to represent the United States in the Special Olympics. Councillor Toomey Order # 5. scanJun 19
  592. 592592R Applaud efforts of the Irish Cultural Center. Councillor Toomey. Order # 6. scanJun 19
  593. 593593R Heartiest congratulations to recipients of the 1995 Cambridge Housing Authority Work Force Program Awards. Councillor Toomey. Order # 8. scanJun 19
  594. 594594R Prepare resolution on the death of Russell Cutter. Vice Mayor Russell and entire membership. Order # 9. scanJun 19
  595. 595595R Heartiest congratulations to Burdett Johnson on his 90th birthday. Councillor Sullivan. Order # 10. scanJun 19
  596. 596596R Express appreciation to the staff of Public Works for their continued commitment to excellence in serving the citizens of Cambridge. Councillor Sullivan. Order # 11. scanJun 19
  597. 597597R Congratulations to Jose Pereira on retirement as Sacristan of St. Anthony Parish. Councillor Toomey. Order # 13. scanJun 19
  598. 598598R Appreciation to members of Troop #56 - Cambridge Council Boy Scouts and their leader, Ed Henley, in the Penny Drive. Vice Mayor Russell. Order # 15. scanJun 19
  599. 599599R Congratulations to Louise Dussault on receiving the Commonwealth of Massachusetts' highest award to personnel, the Manuel Carballo Governor's Award for Excellence in Public Service. Councillors Sullivan, Duehay and Toomey. Order # 17. scanJun 19
  600. 600600R Heartiest congratulations to J. David Praik as he leaves the Attorney General's Office to join the Office of the U.S. Bankruptcy Trustee. Councillor Sullivan Order # 18. scanJun 19
  601. 601601R Bid farewell to Connie, Neal, Patrick and Liam Sullivan on their move to Maryland. Councillor Sullivan Order # 19. scanJun 19
  602. 602602R Clean and Green at 82 Pacific Street - A Community Celebration in Cambridgeport on Saturday, June 24, 1995. Mayor Reeves. Order # 20. scanJun 19
  603. 603603R Congratulations to The Salvation Army Silver Thread Club for the services that they provide to the senior citizens of Cambridge. Mayor Reeves. Order # 22. scanJun 19
  604. 604604R Book, Bake and Yard Sale sponsored by the Friends of the East Cambridge Branch Library to be held on Saturday, June 24, 1995 from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Councillor Toomey. Order # 23. scanJun 19
  605. 605605R The Portuguese-American Civic League's Feast of the Holy Ghost to be held over the weekend of July 7, 1995. Councillor Toomey. Order # 25. scanJun 19
  606. 606606R Prepare a suitable resolution on the death of Mildred Hamilton. Councillors Sullivan, Galluccio, Mayor Reeves, Triantafillou. Order # 29. scanJun 19
  607. 607607R Prepare a suitable resolution on the death of Janet M. Hughes. Councillors Sullivan, Triantafillou. Order # 30. scanJun 19
  608. 608608R Prepare a suitable resolution or. the death of Dorothy Cunningham. Councillors Sullivan, Triantafillou. Order # 31. scanJun 19
  609. 609609R Installation of Officers of the March Post on August 12, 1995. Councillors Duehay, Sullivan, Russell, Born, Triantafillou. Order # 35. scanJun 19
  610. 610610R Prepare a suitable resolution on the death of Rita Spizio. Councillors Toomey, Triantafillou. Order # 37. scanJun 19
  611. 611611R Official thanks to Arthur Mitchell for sharing his wealth of knowledge of knowledge and experience with the children of Cambridge. Mayor Reeves. Order # 1. scanJun 26
  612. 612612R Congratulations to Rita and John Ready on their Golden Wedding Anniversary. Vice Mayor Russell. Order # 3. scanJun 26
  613. 613613R Best wishes for a speedy recovery to former Mayor and City Councillor Thomas W. Danehy. Councillor Galluccio. Order # 7. scanJun 26
  614. 614614R Prepare resolution on the death of Janine Straube. Councillor Toomey and entire membership. Order # 10. scanJun 26
  615. 615615R Prepare resolution on the death of Hugh Lyons. Councillor Toomey and entire membership. Order # 11. scanJun 26
  616. 616616R Declare July 19, 1995 as "Milton Berger Day" and congratulations on his 83rd birthday. Councillor Sullivan. Order # 16. scanJun 26
  617. 617617R Commendation to Sergeant O'Callaghan, the back-up officers and dispatchers for their diligence in a quick response to an automobile break-in on Buckingham Street on June 21, 1995. Councillor Galluccio. Order # 17. scanJun 26
  618. 618618R Heartiest congratulations to the Cambridgeport Problem Center, Inc. on its 25th anniversary. Councillor Toomey. Order # 21. scanJun 26
  619. 619619R Congratulations and appreciation to Ralph Dunphy for his 25 years of dedication to the children and parents of Cambridge. Councillor Born. Order # 25. scanJun 26
  620. 620620R Congratulations and best wishes to Steve Christo on being named one of the 1995 Employees of the Year ceremony held on May 5, 1995. Councillor Galluccio. Order # 28. scanJun 26
  621. 621621R Commendation to Richard Lee for his professional commitment and accomplishments which has resulted in a profound influence on many of his students lives. Councillor Duehay. Order # 30. scanJun 26
  622. 622622R Prepare resolution on the death of Joshua A. DaSilva. Councillor Toomey and entire membership. Order # 32. scanJun 26
  623. 623623R Declare July 20, 1995, the sixth anniversary of Aung San Suu Kyi, house arrest of Burma. Mayor Reeves and Councillor Born. Order # 37. scanJun 26
  624. 624624R Congratulate the National Association of Barbados Organization, USA, Inc. on holding its Third Annual Convention form July 1 thru July 4. Mayor Reeves. Order # 38. scanJun 26
  625. 625625R All the best to the Tibetan Association of Boston. Mayor Reeves. Order # 39. scanJun 26
  626. 626626R 50th anniversary of the Cambridge Civic Association (CCA). Councillor Sullivan. Order # 41. scanJun 26
  627. 627627R Respect your Neighbors Campaign sponsored by the Area 4 Crime Task Force. Councillor Triantafillou. Order # 42. scanJun 26
  628. 628628R Thanks and appreciation to Susan Weinstein as she leaves employment with the City. Councillor Triantafillou. Order # 43. scanJun 26
  629. 629629R Prepare resolution on the retirement of Eleanor McDermott. Vice Mayor Russell. Order # 46. scanJun 26
  630. 630630R Commendation to Youville Hospital for its long history of providing services to the citizens of Cambridge. Vice Mayor Russell. Order # 49. scanJun 26
  631. 631631R Congratulations to Just A Start for their accomplishments in serving urban youth. Councillor Toomey. Order # 50. scanJun 26
  632. 632632R Prepare resolution on the death of Joseph Ryan. Councillor Toomey. Order # 51. scanJun 26
  633. 633633R Prepare resolution on the death of Joseph Shea. Councillor Toomey. Order # 52. scanJun 26
  634. 634634R Congratulations to the Cambridge Girls Softball Champions. Councillor Born. Order # 53. scanJun 26
  635. 635635R Welcome to twins Stephanie and Jordan Latcanakis, born on June 16, 1995. Councillor Sullivan. Order # 54. scanJun 26
  636. 636636R Wishing a speedy recovery to Chris Kelly. Councillor Galluccio. Order # 56. scanJun 26
  637. 637637R Prepare surprised resolution on 25th wedding anniversary. Mayor Reeves. Order # 57. scanJun 26
  638. 638638R Happy 65th birthday to William Sullivan. Councillor Sullivan. Order # 58. scanJun 26
  639. 639639R Congratulations to the 1995 Mayor's Cup Majors and Minors. Councillor Galluccio. Order # 59. scanJun 26
  640. 640640R PLACED ON FILE - Resolution congratulating the Cambridge Office of Tourism. Calendar Item # 11. scanJun 26
  641. 641641R Resolution on the death of Richard B. Cremins. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Russell and entire membership. Order # 1. scanJul 31
  642. 642642R Resolution on the death of Margaret Ann Nadeau. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Russell and entire membership. Order # 2. scanJul 31
  643. 643643R Resolution on the death of Mary Twomey. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership. Order # 3. scanJul 31
  644. 644644R Resolution on the death of George Murray. Councillor Toomey and entire membership. Order # 4. scanJul 31
  645. 645645R Twenty-fifth anniversary of Sal and Marie DiDomenico. Mayor Reeves, Councillor Toomey. Order # 5. scanJul 31
  646. 646646R Resolution on the death of David Lowe, Sr. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership. Order # 6. scanJul 31
  647. 647647R Resolution on the death of David Rowinsky. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership. Order # 7. scanJul 31
  648. 648648R Resolution on the death of Foster J. Furcolo. Councillors Sullivan, Galluccio and entire membership. Order # 8. scanJul 31
  649. 649649R Resolution on the death of Eileen Barrett. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership. Order # 10. scanJul 31
  650. 650650R Resolution on the death of Richard DeFrancisco. Councillors Sullivan, Galluccio and entire membership. Order # 11. scanJul 31
  651. 651651R Resolution on the death of John "Pat" Connell. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership. Order # 12. scanJul 31
  652. 652652R Resolution on the death of Louise A. Darling. Vice Mayor Russell, Councillors Toomey, Galluccio and entire membership. Order # 13. scanJul 31
  653. 653653R Resolution on the death of Raymond Girouard. Vice Mayor Russell and entire membership. Order # 14. scanJul 31
  654. 654654R Resolution on the death of Phyllis McCabe. Vice Mayor Russell, Councillor Toomey and entire membership. Order # 15. scanJul 31
  655. 655655R Resolution on the death of Edward Silva. Councillor Toomey and entire membership. Order # 17. scanJul 31
  656. 656656R Resolution on the death of Sacencia Gattereau. Councillor Toomey and entire membership. Order # 18. scanJul 31
  657. 657657R Area IV residents receive the Harriet Wigfall award. Councillor Sullivan. Order # 19. scanJul 31
  658. 658658R Seventy-fifth anniversary of the Association of Notre Dame in October. Councillor Sullivan. Order # 20. scanJul 31
  659. 659659R First graduating class of the "Changed Lives rough[?] Literature" program. Councillors Sullivan and Toomey. Order # 21. scanJul 31
  660. 660660R Congratulations to Sister June Ketterer, former Chair of the Youville Hospital Board on being named Provincial Superior. Councillor Sullivan. Order # 22. scanJul 31
  661. 661661R Congratulations to Father Jose Ferreira on his appointment as Pastor of St. Anthony's Parish. Councillor Toomey. Order # 23. scanJul 31
  662. 662662R Resolution on the death of Vincent Trelegan. Vice Mayor Russell and entire membership. Order # 24. scanJul 31
  663. 663663R Resolution on the death of Earl Veino. Vice Mayor Russell and entire membership. Order # 25. scanJul 31
  664. 664664R Resolution on the death of Leonard Deveau. Vice Mayor Russell and entire membership. Order # 26. scanJul 31
  665. 665665R Resolution on the death of Daniel Sullivan. Councillor Toomey and entire membership. Order # 27. scanJul 31
  666. 666666R Cambridge declared "A DOMESTIC VIOLENCE FREE ZONE." Councillor Triantafillou. Order # 28. scanJul 31
  667. 667667R Resolution on the death of May Sarton. Councillor Triantafillou and entire membership. Order # 31. scanJul 31
  668. 668668R YMCA's dedication in honor of "The Coffman Family", August 14, 1995. Councillor Sullivan. Order # 39. scanJul 31
  669. 669669R Eightieth birthday of Merv DeMille to be celebrated August 3, 1995. Councillor Sullivan. Order # 40. scanJul 31
  670. 670670R Resolution on the death of Katherine Donahue. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership. Order # 42. scanJul 31
  671. 671671R Commend Police Officers Kathleen Lawson and Stephen Killion on their good police work in apprehending suspected rapists. Vice Mayor Russell. Order # 44. scanJul 31
  672. 672672R August 1, 1995 "National Night Out Against Crime." Vice Mayor Russell. Order # 46. scanJul 31
  673. 673673R Surprise Silver Wedding Anniversary. Vice Mayor Russell. Order # 47. scanJul 31
  674. 674674R "Cranes Dance Project" will travel to Japan for the 50th anniversary of the atom bomb being dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Vice Mayor Russell Order # 49. scanJul 31
  675. 675675R Resolution on the death of Mary Agnes Rooney. Vice Mayor Russell and entire membership. Order # 50. scanJul 31
  676. 676676R Saints Cosmos and Damian Society's Annual Feast September 9-10, 1995. Councillor Toomey. Order # 53. scanJul 31
  677. 677677R Santa Lucia Society's 10th Anniversary Festival on September 1-4, 1995. Councillors Toomey, Galluccio, Sullivan, Vice Mayor Russell. Order # 54. scanJul 31
  678. 678678R Congratulations to Nicola DiDomenico on his 90th birthday which was on June 2, 1995. Mayor Reeves. Order # 56. scanJul 31
  679. 679679R Dedication of the corner of Prospect Street and Broadway in honor of Violet Moore. Mayor Reeves and entire membership. Order # 57. scanJul 31
  680. 680680R Congratulations to Doctor T. Berry Brazelton on opening the Brazelton Center for Infants and Parents. Mayor Reeves. Order # 58. scanJul 31
  681. 681681R Demand a new and fair trial for Mr. Mumia Abu-Jamal and call for a stay of execution. Mayor Reeves. Order # 59. scanJul 31
  682. 682682R Congratulations to Phyllis J. Itoka on receiving a scholarship through the Mass Biotechnology Council's annual Biotechnology Scholars Program. Mayor Reeves. Order # 60. scanJul 31
  683. 683683R Thanks to Marlene Silva for bringing to our City a taste of Brazilian culture. Mayor Reeves. Order # 61. scanJul 31
  684. 684684R Thanks to all that made The Harvard Yard Senior Picnic a great success. Mayor Reeves. Order # 63. scanJul 31
  685. 685685R Congratulations to Ruth Jones on the celebration of her 100th birthday. Mayor Reeves. Order # 64. scanJul 31
  686. 686686R Commend the Fire and Police Departments for their quick response to the Cambridge Street fire on July 25, 1995. Councillor Toomey. Order # 65. scanJul 31
  687. 687687R Happy 98th birthday to Angela Livingston. Councillor Sullivan. Order # 66. scanJul 31
  688. 688688R "Teens and Seniors inter-generational improvisational theater" performances August 1, 2, 8 and 9, 1995. Councillor Toomey. Order # 67. scanJul 31
  689. 689689R Newtowne Court and Washington Elms will celebrate its Second Annual Multi-Cultural Labor Day Happening on September 2, 1995. Councillor Toomey. Order # 68. scanJul 31
  690. 690690R Resolution on the death of Janet Downing. Councillor Toomey and entire membership. Order # 69. scanJul 31
  691. 691691R Resolution on the death of Mrs. Bertha Guild Place. Councillor Toomey and entire membership. Order # 70. scanJul 31
  692. 692692R Best wishes and prayers to Frank Mazzarelli, owner of Marcella's restaurant. Councillor Born. Order # 74. scanJul 31
  693. 693693R Gratitude and Congratulations for accomplishments to Mary O'Leary Quinn. Councillor Born. Order # 76. scanJul 31
  694. 694694R Informative and entertaining reading of The Summer Edition of the North Cambridge News. Councillor Born. Order # 78. scanJul 31
  695. 695695R Congratulations to the Cambridge Express Track Team on a great season. Councillor Galluccio. Order # 79. scanJul 31
  696. 696696R The Children's Make-A-Wish Foundation's granting wish of 7-year old Craig Shirgold. Councillor Sullivan. Order # 80. scanJul 31
  697. 697697R Prepare death resolution on Don K. Price, Dean Emeritus of the Kennedy School of Government. Councillor Duehay and entire membership. Order # 81. scanJul 31
  698. 698698R Prepare a resolution commemorating the life of Laurence Wylie C. Douglas Dillon, Professor Emeritus of the Civilization of France at Harvard University. Councillor Duehay. Order # 83. scanJul 31
  699. 699699R Best wishes to Kate Dempsey on her new position with Representative Meehan. Councillor Duehay. Order # 84. scanJul 31
  700. 700700R Voluntary industry plan rather than the FDA proposal. Councillor Duehay. Order # 85. scanJul 31
  701. 701701R Fourth Annual David O'Brien Memorial Golf Tournament. Councillors Toomey and Galluccio. Order # 87. scanJul 31
  702. 702702R Taking Back Our Parks - Block Party to be held on Sunday, August 27, 1995 Councillor Toomey. Order # 88. scanJul 31
  703. 703703R Congratulations to Muriel Burke on her retirement from the Finance Department. Mayor Reeves. Order # 92. scanJul 31
  704. 704704R Birthday wishes to Francis J. "Cy" Gaudet, proprietor of the Forrest Cafe. Councillors Toomey and Galluccio. Order # 94. scanJul 31
  705. 705705R Resolution on the death of Francis X. Fitzgerald. Vice Mayor Russell. Order # 101. scanJul 31
  706. 706706R Resolution on the death of Louis D'Ambrosio. Vice Mayor Russell. Order # 102. scanJul 31
  707. 707707R Annual Grecian Festival, August 18-20, 1995. Mayor Reeves and Councillor Triantafillou. Order # 105. scanJul 31
  708. 708708R Resolution on the death of Michael Smith. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership. Order # 109. scanJul 31
  709. 709709R Congratulations to Sister Mark on being named Provincial. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership. Order # 110. scanJul 31
  710. 710710R 40th Anniversary Open House of Cambridge Associated Mental Health on September 28, 1995. Councillor Sullivan Order # 1. scanSep 11
  711. 711711R Prepare resolution on the death of David P. Carman. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order # 2. scanSep 11
  712. 712712R Prepare resolution on the death of George Sousa. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership. Order # 3. scanSep 11
  713. 713713R Resolution on the death of Joseph F. Salines. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order # 4. scanSep 11
  714. 714714R Resolution on the 30th Wedding Anniversary of James & Jean Cassidy. Councillors Sullivan and Toomey. Order # 5. scanSep 11
  715. 715715R Resolution on the death of John Skane, Sr. Vice Mayor Russell and entire membership Order # 6. scanSep 11
  716. 716716R Resolution on the death of Salvatore D'Antana. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order # 7. scanSep 11
  717. 717717R Congratulations to Rev. Dr. Americo M. Moreira on his fiftieth anniversary in the Franciscan Order. Councillor Toomey Order # 8. scanSep 11
  718. 718718R Resolution on the death of Ida Morris. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order # 10. scanSep 11
  719. 719719R Resolution on the death of Lilia Fagundes, owner of the Azores Market on Prospect Street. Councillor Toomey and Mayor Reeves and entire membership Order # 11. scanSep 11
  720. 720720R Resolution on the death of Greatful Dead Star Jerry Garcia. Mayor Reeves and entire membership Order # 12. scanSep 11
  721. 721721R Resolution on the death of Anthony Q. Simmons. Mayor Reeves and entire membership Order # 13. scanSep 11
  722. 722722R Welcome His Excellency Dr. Richard L. Bernal, on behalf of our Jamaican community and all residents of this City to our third annual Cambridge Caribbean Carnival. Mayor Reeves Order # 14. scanSep 11
  723. 723723R Deep joy in celebration of the Diamond Jubilee of the 19th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution. Mayor Reeves Order # 15. scanSep 11
  724. 724724R Declare Friday, August 11, 1995 as the Sri Chinmoy Oneness-Home Peace Run Day in the City of Cambridge. Mayor Reeves Order # 16. scanSep 11
  725. 725725R Resolution on the death of Milton Katz. Councillor Born and entire membership Order # 19. scanSep 11
  726. 726726R Declare August 12, 1995 to be FAB 5 DAY, (Jamaica's pre-eminent pop music band) throughout the City of Cambridge. Mayor Reeves Order # 20. scanSep 11
  727. 727727R Congratulations to the staff and all those who were instrumental in making this year's Cambridge Summer Arts Institute a reality. Mayor Reeves Order # 21. scanSep 11
  728. 728728R Sincere appreciation to Gabriel Paiva and all Cambridge service men and women who served their country in both the Pacific and European theaters during World War II. Councillor Toomey Order # 24. scanSep 11
  729. 729729R Resolution on the death of James J. Dillion. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan and entire membership Order # 25. scanSep 11
  730. 730730R Resolution on the death of Carmelia Rosso. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Order # 27. scanSep 11
  731. 731731R Erect suitable marker in the memory of Lilia Fagundes on Prospect Street. Councillor Toomey and Vice Mayor Russell Order # 30. scanSep 11
  732. 732732R Congratulations and best wishes to Ann Thompson Daughaday and Hugh David Chamberlain on their upcoming wedding. Vice Mayor Russell Order # 33. scanSep 11
  733. 733733R Resolution on the death of Anthony Magliozzi, brother of Tim Magliozzi from the Assessor's Department. Councillors Toomey, Galluccio, Vice Mayor Russell and entire membership Order # 34. scanSep 11
  734. 734734R Prepare resolution on the death of Annie M. Sateriale. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order # 35. scanSep 11
  735. 735735R Resolution on the death of Anne F. Hooker, late Cambridge Hospital employee. Councillors Sullivan, Toomey and entire membership Order # 36. scanSep 11
  736. 736736R Best wishes to Reverend Dismas Centrella on leaving St. Francis Parish. Councillor Sullivan Order # 37. scanSep 11
  737. 737737R Best wishes to Reverend Frank Glynn as he leaves Cambridge to begin his ministry in Lowell. Councillor Sullivan Order # 38. scanSep 11
  738. 738738R Warm welcome to Cambridge to Reverend Norbert DeAmato as he begins his pastoral ministry at St. Francis Parish. Councillor Toomey Order # 39. scanSep 11
  739. 739739R Encourage all to participate in the Somerville-Cambridge Elder Services and ElderLink Annual Meeting Luncheon to be held on Wednesday, September 20, 1995. Councillor Toomey Order # 40. scanSep 11
  740. 740740R Best wishes to the staff of the Cambridgeport Problem Center Inc. on occasion of its 25th Anniversary observance to be held on October 16, 1995. Councillor Galluccio and Mayor Reeves Order # 41. scanSep 11
  741. 741741R Encourage all to participate in the Photo Exhibit by Jane Denison Myers and Joanne Leonard to be held on September 13, 1995 at the Schlesinger Library. Councillor Toomey Order # 44. scanSep 11
  742. 742742R Heartiest congratulations to employees of John A. Volpe National Transportation System Center on its twenty-fifth anniversary observance on September 22, 1995. Councillor Toomey Order # 45. scanSep 11
  743. 743743R Wish all Cambridge residents a joyful and restful Labor Day, and pledge to continue the fight for creation and preservation of good jobs for the working people of Cambridge. Mayor Reeves Order # 46. scanSep 11
  744. 744744R Designate October, 1995 as Crime Prevention Month in the City of Cambridge. Mayor Reeves Order # 47. scanSep 11
  745. 745745R Designate October 28, 1995 as Make a Difference Day in the City of Cambridge. Mayor Reeves Order # 48. scanSep 11
  746. 746746R Welcome CLÉ DUGLAS to the City of Cambridge, founder and artistic director of the Clé Duglas Backyard Dance Theater. Mayor Reeves Order # 49. scanSep 11
  747. 747747R Encourage all to register strong support for The Fenway Community Health Center's Boston to New York AIDS Bike Ride. Mayor Reeves Order # 50. scanSep 11
  748. 748748R The YWCA of Cambridge's Tribute to Women Luncheon at the Hyatt Regency on Monday, September 18, 1995. Mayor Reeves Order # 51. scanSep 11
  749. 749749R Prepare resolution on the death of Manuel A. Alleyne. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Order # 54. scanSep 11
  750. 750750R Prepare resolution on the death of Frank G. Sottile. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Order # 55. scanSep 11
  751. 751751R Proclaim Wednesday, September 20, 1995 as Transportation Awareness Day in the City of Cambridge, and encourage all residents to support alternatives to single occupant vehicles as a method of preserving a healthy environment. Mayor Reeves Order # 56. scanSep 11
  752. 752752R Prepare resolution on the Golden Wedding Anniversary of Edward and Clair Conrad. Vice Mayor Russell Order # 59. scanSep 11
  753. 753753R Deep appreciation to E. Selena Samm for her outstanding leadership as the first elected Chairperson of the City of Cambridge Employee's Committee on Diversity. Councillor Toomey Order # 61. scanSep 11
  754. 754754R Resolution on the death of Robert Goodell Hall. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order # 62. scanSep 11
  755. 755755R Deepest appreciation to Marisol Arroyl as she leaves Area 4 Crime Task Force. Councillor Sullivan Order # 63. scanSep 11
  756. 756756R Prepare resolution on the death of Louis Moretto. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order # 64. scanSep 11
  757. 757757R Resolution on the death of Matau Anna Mabuza, anti-apartheid activist from Zeerust, South Africa, who received political asylum from the US government in the City of Cambridge. Mayor Reeves and entire membership Order # 65. scanSep 11
  758. 758758R Sincere thanks to Tony Botti for his six years of dedicated and outstanding service while working with Cambridge Cares About AIDS and wish him best in his future endeavors. Mayor Reeves Order # 66. scanSep 11
  759. 759759R Heartiest congratulations to Nelson Ubaldo on his recent draft by the Houston Astros in the 23rd round of the Major League Baseball draft. Councillor Toomey Order # 67. scanSep 11
  760. 760760R Heartiest congratulations to Alicia Popovics, varsity catcher for the Rindge and Latin Varsity softball team to play for Middlesex County Krusch 16 and under Junior Olympic Fastpitch Softball Team. Councillor Toomey Order # 68. scanSep 11
  761. 761761R Exhibit of ABC Quilts for HIV positive children will be held at the O'Neill Branch Library on September 18 thru September 29, 1995. Vice Mayor Russell Order # 69. scanSep 11
  762. 762762R Prepare resolution on the death of Joseph P. Talarico, Jr. Councillor Galluccio, Vice Mayor Russell and entire membership Order # 70. scanSep 11
  763. 763763R Prepare resolution on the death of Reginald Boone. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Order # 71. scanSep 11
  764. 764764R Prepare resolution on the death of Charlotte Carr-Saulnier. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order # 72. scanSep 11
  765. 765765R Prepare resolution on the death of Reverend Monsignor Mimie B. Pitaro. Vice Mayor Russell and entire membership Order # 73. scanSep 11
  766. 766766R Warm welcome to Reverend Lucius Annese as he begins his Ministry as Associate Pastor of Saint Francis of Assisi Church. Councillor Toomey Order # 74. scanSep 11
  767. 767767R Prepare resolution thanking the members of the North Cambridge Crime Task Force and all others who worked to make National Night Out Against Crime, 1995 so successful. Vice Mayor Russell Order # 75. scanSep 11
  768. 768768R Prepare a resolution on the grand opening of Finnegan's Wake. Vice Mayor Russell Order # 77. scanSep 11
  769. 769769R Grand opening of Pugliese's, long established East Cambridge eatery. Councillor Toomey Order # 79. scanSep 11
  770. 770770R Heartiest congratulations to players, coaches and managers of the Cambridge 14 and Cambridge 15-16 year old All Stars for their participation in the 1995 Tournament of Champions. Councillors Galluccio and Toomey Order # 81. scanSep 11
  771. 771771R Congratulations to the players, coaches and parents ofthe North Cambridge All-Stars "A" and "C" Teams entry in the Trophy Round of the Tournament of Champions. Councillor Galluccio Order # 85. scanSep 11
  772. 772772R Resolution on the death of Anne Ritchie, a Cambridge resident. Councillor Born Order # 101. scanSep 11
  773. 773773R Designate Monday, October 16, 1995 as St. Hedwig's Day in the City of Cambridge. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order # 105. scanSep 11
  774. 774774R Wishing a speedy recovery to CRLS headmaster, Edward Sarasin. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order # 107. scanSep 11
  775. 775775R Prepare resolution on the death of Henry V. Cribbs, Sr. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order # 108. scanSep 11
  776. 776776R Prepare resolution on the death of Kenneth Bannon. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order # 109. scanSep 11
  777. 777777R Prepare resolution on the death of Robert McElroy. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order # ll0. scanSep 11
  778. 778778R Prepare resolution on the death of Roselyn Sullivan. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order # 111. scanSep 11
  779. 779779R Congratulations to Rounder Records on twenty five years of invaluable contributions to the cultural richness of Cambridge. Mayor Reeves Order # 115. scanSep 11
  780. 780780R Sincere thanks WBCN Radio for their continued support for the World's Fair in Central Square. Mayor Reeves Order # 116. scanSep 11
  781. 781781R Annual Opening studios of the Cambridgeport Artists. Councillor Myers. Order # 117. scanSep 11
  782. 782782R 18th Anniversary of Reverend Leroy Attles as Pastor of the St. Paul's AME Church. Mayor Reeves Order # 118 scanSep 11
  783. 783783R Grand Opening of Phoenix Landing. Mayor Reeves. Order # 119. scanSep 11
  784. 784784R Heartiest congratulations and best wishes to former City Councillor Cornelia B. Wheeler on being honored for her many years of service to the Cambridge community at a luncheon at the Charles Hotel on October 16, 1995. Councillor Sullivan Order # 2. scanSep 18
  785. 785785R Prepare a resolution on the death Umberto DeGregario. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Order # 8. scanSep 18
  786. 786786R Best wishes and birthday greetings to a special Cantabrigian on her 50th birthday. Councillor Toomey Order # 9. scanSep 18
  787. 787787R CASPAR Emergency Service Center's production of a cookbook. Vice Mayor Russell Order # 18. scanSep 18
  788. 788788R Sincere thanks to Arlene McGrady for her outstanding work with the Salvation Army Silver Threads Club and wish her good luck in her new position. Mayor Reeves Order # 19. scanSep 18
  789. 789789R Encourage residents of Cambridge to take the Fire FighterExamination to be held on April 27, 1996, application deadline is January 26, 1996. Mayor Reeves Order # 20. scanSep 18
  790. 790790R "Making Strides Against Breast Cancer" 5-mile Walk to be held on Sunday, September 24, 1995. Councillor Toomey Order # 30. scanSep 18
  791. 791791R Prepare resolution on the 66th Wedding Anniversary of Douglas and Helen Risser. Vice Mayor Russell and entire membership Order # 40. scanSep 18
  792. 792792R Congratulations to Nicholas Geraigery for his untiring dedication to Hurley Street/VFW Memorial Park. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order # 41. scanSep 18
  793. 793793R Congratulations to John E. Flynn, Deputy City Clerk on his new appointment as Town Clerk of Watertown, Massachusetts. Councillor Toomey and entire membership. Order # 42. scanSep 18
  794. 794794R Prepare resolution on the death of Francis Corr. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order # 43. scanSep 18
  795. 795795R Prepare resolution on the death of Frank Muolo. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order # 44. scanSep 18
  796. 796796R Prepare resolution on the death of Miss Physic. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order # 45. scanSep 18
  797. 797797R Prepare resolution on the death of Lillian Gennet. Mayor Reeves and entire membership Order # 46. scanSep 18
  798. 798798R Congratulations to Just-A-Start Corporation and Homeowners Rehab, Inc. on the official opening of Hampshire and Columbia Street Condominiums. Mayor Reeves Order # 47. scanSep 18
  799. 799799R Prepare resolution on the death of Carmen Gianatasio. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order # 1. scanOct 2
  800. 800800R Prepare resolution on the death of Eugene H. Ouellette. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order # 2. scanOct 2
  801. 801801R Resolution on the life and death of Otto Snowden. Mayor Reeves and entire membership. Order # 3. scanOct 2
  802. 802802R Proclaim week of October 8-14 as Fire Prevention Week in the City of Cambridge. Mayor Reeves Order # 4. scanOct 2
  803. 803803R Establish a relationship between the National Conference of Black Mayors, Inc. and the Boy Scouts of America for the specific purpose of creating opportunities and programs to benefit youth and community. Mayor Reeves Order # 5. scanOct 2
  804. 804804R Welcome Cambridge Community Television (CCTV) to Central Square. Mayor Reeves Order # 6. scanOct 2
  805. 805805R Prepare resolution on the death of Albert Moscatell. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order # 7. scanOct 2
  806. 806806R Prepare resolution on the death of Myrtle Moore. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order # 8. scanOct 2
  807. 807807R Prepare resolution on the death of Nicholas Dalia. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order # 9. scanOct 2
  808. 808808R Declare October to be Inhalants Awareness Month and commend the Substance Abuse Task Force for bringing attention to this serious public health threat to the youth of our community. Vice Mayor Russell Order # 14. scanOct 2
  809. 809809R Prepare resolution on the death of Hannah McKeown. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order # 15. scanOct 2
  810. 810810R Heartiest congratulations to Patricia Lomans on her reappointment as a member of the Advisory Board to the Massachusetts Commission Against Discrimination. Councillor Toomey Order # 16. scanOct 2
  811. 811811R Resolution on the death of Paul McLaughlin, late Assistant Attorney General of Massachusetts. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order # 17. scanOct 2
  812. 812812R Congratulations and appreciation for a job well done to members of the Cambridge Fire Department, Police Department, Public Works Weekend Crew, State Police and Cambridge's Emergency Management for working together to notify businesses and the public regarding the ammonia leak at the candy factory. Councillor Sullivan Order # 18. scanOct 2
  813. 813813R Prepare resolution on the death of Mary Kiley. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order # 20. scanOct 2
  814. 814814R Prepare resolution on the death of Louis "Uncle Louie" Gentile. Councillors Toomey, Galluccio and entire membership Order # 22. scanOct 2
  815. 815815R Resolution on the life, achievements and death of Benjamin F. Oaken, entrepreneur and founder of the Bicycle Exchange. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order # 28. scanOct 2
  816. 816816R Congratulations to Jimmy Tingle, a Cambridge born comedian and wish him future success. Councillor Galluccio Order # 36. scanOct 2
  817. 817817R Heartiest congratulations and birthday greetings to a special Cantabrigian. Councillor Toomey Order # 37. scanOct 2
  818. 818818R Condolences to Officer Richard Riley, on the death of his mother. Councillor Triantafillou Order # 38. scanOct 2
  819. 819819R Proclaim October, 1995 as Lesbian, Gay and Bisexual History Month. Councillors Triantafillou, Born and Duehay Order # 39. scanOct 2
  820. 820820R Sincere congratulations to El Concilio Hispano de Cambridge, Inc. on celebrating its 25th anniversary. Mayor Reeves Order # 41. scanOct 2
  821. 821821R Wish a speedy recovery to Civita Uglietti from her recent hospitalization. Councillor Toomey Order # 42. scanOct 2
  822. 822822R Support the boycott of imports from France and urge merchants of our city to stop ordering French products until nuclear weapons testing is eliminated. Councillor Born Order # 43. scanOct 2
  823. 823823R Prepare resolution on the death of Joel Silverstein. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order # 44. scanOct 2
  824. 824824R Prepare resolution on the death of Daniel Steinkrauss. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Order # 45. scanOct 2
  825. 825825R Prepare resolution on the death of Mildred Risoli. Councillors Toomey, Galluccio and entire membership Order # 46. scanOct 2
  826. 826826R Prepare resolution on the death of Wesley Bland. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order # 47. scanOct 2
  827. 827827R Prepare resolution on the death of Ann Martin. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order # 48. scanOct 2
  828. 828828R Prepare resolution on the death of Mary J. "Pat" Bergin. Councillor Sullivan and entire membershp Order # 49. scanOct 2
  829. 829829R Thanks to Larry Stone of Professional Ambulance for his assistance with providing facilities for training of Emergency Telecommunications Dispatchers. Councillor Sullivan Order # 50. scanOct 2
  830. 830830R Prepare resolution on the 150th anniversary of the Grace Baptist Church. Councillor Toomey Order # 51. scanOct 2
  831. 831831R Welcome the Pope on his upcoming visit to the United States. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order # 52. scanOct 2
  832. 832832R Prepare resolution on the death of Michael Diamont. Councillor Myers and entire membership Order # 53. scanOct 2
  833. 833833R Prepare resolution on the death of Dina Miranda. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order # 55. scanOct 2
  834. 834834R Prepare resolution on the death of Elvira Costa. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order # 56. scanOct 2
  835. 835835R Prepare resolution on the dedication and unveiling of the bust of Mayor Emeritus Alfred E. Vellucci. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order # 57. scanOct 2
  836. 836836R Prepare farewell resolution for Nancy Toomey. Councillor Toomey Order # 58. scanOct 2
  837. 837837R Thanks and congratulations to Edir Passos for his unparalleled work as the principal of Brasiliero, Inc. Mayor Reeves Order # 59. scanOct 2
  838. 838838R Congratulations to the graduating class of Emergency Technicians. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order # 60. scanOct 2
  839. 839839R Resolution on the death of Frank Evelyn, husband of Zelma Evelyn. Mayor Reeves and entire membership Order # 3. scanOct 16
  840. 840840R Prepare resolution wishing a speedy recovery to Ron Scotti. Councillor Toomey Order # 4. scanOct 16
  841. 841841R Prepare resolution on the death of Anna E. Doyle. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order # 6. scanOct 16
  842. 842842R Prepare resolutions on the death of Doris Mosley. Mayor Reeves Order # 8. scanOct 16
  843. 843843R Prepare resolution on the death of Maria Martins. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order # 9. scanOct 16
  844. 844844R Resolution on the death of Suzanne Fagan. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order # 10. scanOct 16
  845. 845845R Resolution on the death of Vincent "Jim" Paolillo. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order # 11. scanOct 16
  846. 846846R Prepare resolution on the death of Regina Furtado. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order # 13. scanOct 16
  847. 847847R Prepare resolution on the death of Jose DaCosta. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan and entire membership Order # 14. scanOct 16
  848. 848848R Prepare resolution on the death of Frank LoPreste. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan and entire membership Order # 15. scanOct 16
  849. 849849R Prepare resolution on the death of Mary E. (Masie) Spartichino. Councillors Galluccio, Sullivan and entire membership Order # 18. scanOct 16
  850. 850850R Resolution on the death of Violet Evelyn Hewitt. Mayor Reeves Order # 19. scanOct 16
  851. 851851R Encourage Cambridge residents to join the Peace Commission in honoring individuals and organizations who have made a significant contribution to the promotion of peace and justice in Cambridge. Mayor Reeves Order # 20. scanOct 16
  852. 852852R Celebrate the month of October as National Arts and Humanities Month. Mayor Reeves Order # 21. scanOct 16
  853. 853853R Proclaim October 16, 1995 as "World Food Day" in the City of Cambridge and urge all the people of our community to join in working with emergency food programs in their neighborhoods. Mayor Reeves Order # 22. scanOct 16
  854. 854854R Annual Christmas Bazaar at Sacred Heart on November 4, 1995 on 6th Street. Councillor Toomey Order # 24. scanOct 16
  855. 855855R Annual Christmas Bazaar at St. Francis of Assisi on November 18, 1995 at Cambridge Street and Sciarrapa Street. Councillor Toomey Order # 25. scanOct 16
  856. 856856R Installation ceremony for Father Norbert DeAmato as new pastor at St. Francis of Assisi will be held during the 5:00 p.m. Mass on Saturday, October 21, 1995. Councillor Toomey Order # 26. scanOct 16
  857. 857857R Prepare resolution on the death of Jody King, wife of former Governor Edward King. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order # 27. scanOct 16
  858. 858858R Prepare resolution on the death of John Ferguson, formerly of Allston Street in Cambridge. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order # 28. scanOct 16
  859. 859859R The Longfellow National Historic site and 314 other national park areas subject to review and vulnerable to removal from the protection of the U. S. National Park System and possible closure. Councillor Duehay Order # 33. scanOct 16
  860. 860860R Congratulations to CURTIS M. JONES for his outstanding achievement in being named a Kellogg Fellowship Group XV Fellow by the W.K. Kellogg Foundation. Mayor Reeves Order # 33. scanOct 16
  861. 861861R Congratulations to the Chief Executive Officer, George Conrades, and staff of BBN Corp. on being presented the Defense Contract Management area Operations Defense Logistics Agency Award for Contractor Excellence. Mayor Reeves Order # 34. scanOct 16
  862. 862862R Special welcome to Mr. Robert M. Stevens, the newly appointed Director of the City of Cambridge, Veteran's Services Department. Councillor Triantafillou Order # 35. scanOct 16
  863. 863863R Changes in the Medicare system which would affect Senior Citizens everywhere. Vice Mayor Russell and Councillor Toomey Order # 38. scanOct 16
  864. 864864R Best wishes to Ruth Birkoff for her many years of service to Cambridge and wish her well in her new ventures. Councillor Born Order # 41. scanOct 16
  865. 865865R Praises for the beautification efforts of the Cambridge Housing Authority. Mayor Reeves Order # 45. scanOct 16
  866. 866866R Congratulations to the Reverend Professor Peter J. Gomes on twenty-five years of service to Harvard University and Memorial Church. Mayor Reeves Order # 48. scanOct 16
  867. 867867R Congratulations to the Art of Black Dance Music as it celebrated its 20th anniversary at the Boston Center for the Arts on October 13, 1995. Mayor Reeves Order # 49. scanOct 16
  868. 868868R Appreciation to Shoshana Paciarz, Executive Director of Project Bread, for her years of service in the cause of alleviating hunger. Councillor Born Order # 51. scanOct 16
  869. 869869R Retirement of Bill Philip as the Chief Court Officer from the Cambridge District Court. Councillor Sullivan Order # 52. scanOct 16
  870. 870870R Congratulations to Frederick Lindstrom on being appointed Chief Court Officer for the Cambridge District Court. Councillor Sullivan Order # 53. scanOct 16
  871. 871871R Congratulations to Father Jose Ferreira as he is installed as the Pastor of Saint Anthony's Church on Sunday, October 29, 1995. Councillors Toomey, Triantafillou and Mayor Reeves Order # 55. scanOct 16
  872. 872872R Resolution on the death of Dorothy A. DeLima-Duquette. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Order # 56. scanOct 16
  873. 873873R Resolution on the death of David L. "Dave" Tolman. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order # 57. scanOct 16
  874. 874874R Extend best wishes for a speedy recovery to Eliot Spaulding. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order # 60. scanOct 16
  875. 875875R Thank you and good luck to James Manzi. Mayor Reeves and entire membership Order # 62. scanOct 16
  876. 876876R Welcome Lotus' new Chief Executive Officer. Mayor Reeves and entire membership Order # 63. scanOct 16
  877. 877877R Congratulations and best wishes to Jubi Headley on his new position with Conference of Black Mayors. Mayor Reeves and Councillor Myers Order # 64. scanOct 16
  878. 878878R Resolution on the death of Margaret C. (Cotter) McMahon. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order # 1. scanOct 23
  879. 879879R The Installation of Supreme Officers of the Portuguese-American Civic League of Massachusetts ceremony on Sunday, October 29, 1995, Joseph Jordan Vasconcelos, Supreme President Elect. Councillor Toomey Order # 2. scanOct 23
  880. 880880R Proclaim November 1, 1995 as National Family Literacy Day and November 19-25 as National Family Week. Mayor Reeves Order # 5. scanOct 23
  881. 881881R Congratulations to James Dilday on being appointed president of the Massachusetts Bar Association. Mayor Reeves Order # 6. scanOct 23
  882. 882882R Congratulations to Judge A. Leon Higginbotham Jr. for his receipt of the Presidential Medal of Freedom. Mayor Reeves Order # 7. scanOct 23
  883. 883883R Thanks to members of the North Cambridge Senior Center for their many hours of dedicated service. Vice Mayor Russell Order # 8. scanOct 23
  884. 884884R Resolution on the commemoration of Veteran's Day. Councillor Triantafillou Order # 11. scanOct 23
  885. 885885R Congratulate the Back Porch Dance Company for being the recipient of a grant from the Massachusetts Cultural Council. Mayor Reeves Order # 14. scanOct 23
  886. 886886R Wish Barbara Williams, wife of Lieutenant Steve Williams, a speedy recovery. Councillor Sullivan Order # 23. scanOct 23
  887. 887887R Declare Friday, November 24, 1995 at the Charles Square Courtyard to be "Cambridge's Official Holiday Tree Lighting Festival". Councillor Sullivan Order # 24. scanOct 23
  888. 888888R Wish Jamnastics the best of luck at the National All Stars in New York. Mayor Reeves Order # 26. scanOct 23
  889. 889889R Appreciation to Harvard University for its promise to keep the rents affordable for its 94 elderly and low-income tenants. Councillor Galluccio Order # 2. scanOct 30
  890. 890890R Resolution wishing Adrienne Lynch a happy fortieth birthday. Councillor Sullivan Order # 8. scanOct 30
  891. 891891R Prepare resolution on the death of Maria Eduarda (Cabral) Castro. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order # 10. scanOct 30
  892. 892892R Prepare resolution on the death of Bill Colby, late employee of the Public Works Department. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order # 12. scanOct 30
  893. 893893R Resolution on the death of Josephine F. McElearney. Councillors Sullivan and Toomey and entire membership Order # 13. scanOct 30
  894. 894894R Resolution on the death of Sylvester Doiran. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order # 14. scanOct 30
  895. 895895R Resolution on the death of Joseph Flaherty. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order # 15. scanOct 30
  896. 896896R Express hearty congratulations to all five Pop Warner football and cheerleading teams for an outstanding season. Councillor Galluccio Order # 17. scanOct 30
  897. 897897R Congratulations to the members of the Rindge Alumni Association on the occasion of their one-hundredth anniversary on November 20, 1995. Councillor Sullivan Order # 20. scanOct 30
  898. 898898R Congratulations to Reverend Dr. Michael E. Haynes of the Twelfth Baptist Church on the 30th Anniversary of his pastorate. Mayor Reeves Order # 24. scanOct 30
  899. 899899R Special welcome to Congresswoman Cynthia McKinney to Cambridge. Mayor Reeves Order # 25. scanOct 30
  900. 900900R Prepare a suitable resolution on the completion of the first Central Square facade improvements. Mayor Reeves Order # 26. scanOct 30
  901. 901901R Prepare a suitable resolution on Public Faces/Private Lives. Mayor Reeves Order # 27. scanOct 30
  902. 902902R Prepare a suitable resolution for Jeffrey Dunn's Dazzling Moments. Mayor Reeves Order # 28. scanOct 30
  903. 903903R Special welcome to Jan Paschal, Regional Director U.S. Dept. of Education. Mayor Reeves Order # 29. scanOct 30
  904. 904904R Designate the month of November as Education Month in the City of Cambridge. Mayor Reeves Order # 30. scanOct 30
  905. 905905R Best wishes and many happy returns for a very special Cantabrigian's surprise eightieth birthday. Councillor Sullivan Order # 31. scanOct 30
  906. 906906R Resolution on the death of Mary (Picariello) Mazza. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order # 32. scanOct 30
  907. 907907R Congratulations to the Cambridge and Harvard University Police for their fine work this past Friday in apprehending the suspect in a drive-by shooting. Councillor Sullivan Order # 33. scanOct 30
  908. 908908R Congratulations to Vaughn Crayton for being selected as the recipient of the 1995 MIT President's Community Service Award. Councillor Galluccio Order # 35. scanOct 30
  909. 909909R Prepare resolution on the death of Abigail Donahey. Vice Mayor Russell Order # 36. scanOct 30
  910. 910910R Good wishes to all in the coming election. Mayor Reeves Order # 37. scanOct 30
  911. 911911R Prepare resolution on the occasion of the twenty-fifth wedding anniversary of William Robert Carven and Mary Michelle Carven. Councillor Sullivan Order # 3. scanNov 6
  912. 912912R Resolution on the death of Edward T. Sullivan, Sr. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order # 5. scanNov 6
  913. 913913R Special welcome to the Honorable Franklin A. Sonn, South African Ambassador to the United States, on his visit to the Harvard Faculty Club on November 9, 1995. Mayor Reeves Order # 8. scanNov 6
  914. 914914R Encourage local businesses to support the Cambridge Pop Warner Football Program. Mayor Reeves Order # 10. scanNov 6
  915. 915915R Congratulations to Bobby Goodwin on being selected as the new Cambridge Rindge and Latin Hockey Coach. Councillor Galluccio Order # 12. scanNov 6
  916. 916916R Resolution on the death of Maria da Ascencao (Ferreira) Pereira. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order # 17. scanNov 6
  917. 917917R Resolution on the death of Luis DeChaves. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order # 19. scanNov 6
  918. 918918R Resolution on the death of Jennie (Grosso) DeVito. Councillor and entire membership Order # 20. scanNov 6
  919. 919919R Prepare resolution on the death of Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin. Mayor Reeves and Councillor Myers and entire membership Order # 22. scanNov 6
  920. 920920R Resolution on the death of Enrico Alfano. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order # 23. scanNov 6
  921. 921921R Resolution on the death of Marie E. (Boyd) Diskin. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order # 24. scanNov 6
  922. 922922R Wish a speedy recovery to Elizabeth M. Senecal. Councillor Sullivan Order # 25. scanNov 6
  923. 923923R Prepare resolution on the death of Allan Korb. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order # 26. scanNov 6
  924. 924924R Resolution on the death of Dr. Richard "Jim" Grozier. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order # 27. scanNov 6
  925. 925925R Prepare resolution on the death of Cle Duglas. Mayor Reeves and entire membership Order # 28. scanNov 6
  926. 926926R Extend best wishes to Edward Sarasin while he recuperates. Mayor Reeves Order # 29. scanNov 6
  927. 927927R Congratulations to the Bay State Banner as it celebrates its 30th Anniversary. Mayor Reeves Order # 2. scanNov 13
  928. 928928R Congratulations to Howard Manley for his recent publication of Lift Every Voice. Mayor Reeves Order # 3. scanNov 13
  929. 929929R Praises to the Election Commission and all those who made election day a success. Mayor Reeves Order # 4. scanNov 13
  930. 930930R Welcome to the Boston Dance Company in its new location at 585 Massachusetts Avenue. Mayor Reeves Order # 5. scanNov 13
  931. 931931R Resolution on the death of William C. Martin. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order # 6. scanNov 13
  932. 932932R Prepare resolution on the death of John C. Powers, late teacher at the Fitzgerald School. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order # 7. scanNov 13
  933. 933933R Resolution on the death of Isabelle Delaney. Councillors Sullivan, Galluccio and entire membership Order # 8. scanNov 13
  934. 934934R Resolution on the death of Marian Harshbarger, mother of Attorney General Scott Harshbarger. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order # 9. scanNov 13
  935. 935935R Heartiest congratulations to all those who will assume office in January of 1996 and to those who will not for their commitment and resolve to work on behalf of the residents of the City. Councillor Myers Order # 10. scanNov 13
  936. 936936R Welcome to Francis D. Riley, newly appointed Chief of Harvard University Police Department and Director of Security. Mayor Reeves and entire membership Order # 14. scanNov 13
  937. 937937R Prepare resolution welcoming the new U.S. Mayors Conference. Mayor Reeves and entire membership Order # 15. scanNov 13
  938. 938938R Prepare resolution thanking Commissioner Perry Anderson for his outstanding work on behalf of the City of Cambridge and extending best wishes to him in his new position. Mayor Reeves, Councillors Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Vice Mayor Russell, Councillors Sullivan and Triantafillou Order # 16. scanNov 13
  939. 939939R Prepare resolution regarding the Thanksgiving Holiday. Mayor Reeves and entire membership Order # 17. scanNov 13
  940. 940940R Extend best wishes for a very happy thirtieth surprise birthday party to a special Cantabrigian. Councillor Galluccio Order # 18. scanNov 13
  941. 941941R Congratulations and best wishes to George Greenidge on his acceptance to Harvard University's Graduate School of Education. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order # 1. scanNov 20
  942. 942942R Prepare resolution on the retirement of Frank McCarthy as Boys Indoor Track Coach at Cambridge Rindge and Latin School. Councillor Galluccio Order # 3. scanNov 20
  943. 943943R Resolution on the death of Lawrence J. D'Agostino. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Order # 5. scanNov 20
  944. 944944R Congratulations to the Old Cambridge Baptist Church on its 150th Anniversary. Mayor Reeves Order # 7. scanNov 20
  945. 945945R Congratulations to the Dance Umbrella as it begins its 15th season. Mayor Reeves Order # 8. scanNov 20
  946. 946946R Congratulations to Mel King for his quarter century leadership of the MIT Community Fellows Program. Mayor Reeves Order # 10. scanNov 20
  947. 947947R Pay tribute to the important work of Professor Gary Bellow in the education of excellent legal advocates and in the assurance of quality legal services for the poor in America. Mayor Reeves Order # 11. scanNov 20
  948. 948948R Encourage residents of Cambridge to observe World AIDS Day December 1, 1995. Mayor Reeves Order # 12. scanNov 20
  949. 949949R Thanks to the U.S. Conference of Mayors for touring several of Cambridge Housing Authority's developments. Mayor Reeves Order # 13. scanNov 20
  950. 950950R Resolution to recognize the quality of Phillips Brooks House Association, Inc. Programming in Cambridge and to support PBHA's move toward greater autonomy. Councillor Duehay Order # 14. scanNov 20
  951. 951951R Congratulations to J.K. Dineen on his new position at the Boston Tab. Councillor Galluccio Order # 17. scanNov 20
  952. 952952R Resolution on the death of Marguerite Mahoney. Vice Mayor Russell Order # 18. scanNov 20
  953. 953953R Resolution on the death of Joseph Perlatonda. Councillor Toomey Order # 19. scanNov 20
  954. 954954R Support for the Employment Non-Discrimination Act (ENDA), S.932 and H.R. 1863. Councillor Triantafillou Order # 1. scanDec 11
  955. 955955R Wishing all a Joyful Holiday Season and a Happy, Peaceful, and Prosperous New Year. Mayor Reeves Order # 2. scanDec 11
  956. 956956R Resolution on the death of John F. Collins, former Mayor of Boston. Councillor Sullivan, Mayor Reeves, Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order # 3. scanDec 11
  957. 957957R Best wishes and congratulations to Bishop-elect William Murphy as an Auxiliary Bishop for the Archdiocese of Boston. Councillors Toomey and Sullivan Order # 4. scanDec 11
  958. 958958R Resolution on the death of John P. "Jack" McMahon. Vice Mayor Russell, Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order # 5. scanDec 11
  959. 959959R Prepare a suitable resolution on the death of Alexander MacGillivery. Vice Mayor Russell and entire membership Order # 6. scanDec 11
  960. 960960R Resolution on the death of James Thompson. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order # 7. scanDec 11
  961. 961961R Resolution on the death of Philip Berman. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order # 8. scanDec 11
  962. 962962R Congratulations and best wishes to Bishop John McCormack on his new appointment as the Fifth Auxiliary Bishop of the Archdiocese of Boston. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order # 11. scanDec 11
  963. 963963R Special welcome to Lani Guinier, visiting Professor at Harvard Law School. Mayor Reeves Order # 12. scanDec 11
  964. 964964R Special welcome to Gary DiCamillo, who becomes Chairman of the Board and CEO at Polaroid on December 2, 1995. Mayor Reeves Order # 13. scanDec 11
  965. 965965R Resolution on the death of Rose M. (Stefanelli) Santos. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order # 14. scanDec 11
  966. 966966R Resolution on the death of Joseph R. Sousa. Vice Mayor Russell, Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order # 15. scanDec 11
  967. 967967R Congratulations to the North Cambridge Crime Task Force for its much deserved award and thanks to the organization for its hard work on behalf of the citizens of Cambridge. Vice Mayor Russell Order # 16. scanDec 11
  968. 968968R Resolution on the death of Victor G. Plosinski. Vice Mayor Russell and entire membership Order # 17. scanDec 11
  969. 969969R Congratulations to Christine Payack on the occasion of her Conservation Teacher of the Year Award. Councillor Duehay Order # 18. scanDec 11
  970. 970970R Heartiest congratulations to Professor Gerald R. Gill on the occasion of his selection as 1995 Massachusetts Professor of the Year. Councillor Duehay Order # 19. scanDec 11
  971. 971971R Resolution on the death of John W. "Jackie" Foley, Jr.. Councillors Sullivan, Toomey and entire membership Order # 20. scanDec 11
  972. 972972R Resolution on the death of Paul Chaisson. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order # 21. scanDec 11
  973. 973973R Resolution on the death of Theresa J. Boyd. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order # 22. scanDec 11
  974. 974974R Prepare resolution on the death of Evelyn Rego. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order # 23. scanDec 11
  975. 975975R Congratulations and best wishes to William Bulger on his new position as President of University of Massachusetts. Councillor Toomey Order # 24. scanDec 11
  976. 976976R Wish Michael Levie the best of luck as the Royal Sonesta's Regional Vice President of the Middle East. Mayor Reeves Order # 26. scanDec 11
  977. 977977R Extend best wishes for a Happy CHANUKAH for the week of December 18 through December 25 in the City of Cambridge. Mayor Reeves Order # 27. scanDec 11
  978. 978978R Express deepest condolences to the family and friends of STEPHANIE NICOLE WILLIAMS-FOWLER. Mayor Reeves and entire membership Order # 28. scanDec 11
  979. 979979R Resolution on the death of Charles F. McLaughlin. Councillors Galluccio, Sullivan Vice Mayor Russell and entire membership Order # 29. scanDec 11
  980. 980980R Congratulations to David Grosser for his years of outstanding service as the first staff person and founding coordinator of the Cambridge El Salvador Sister City Project. Mayor Reeves Order # 30. scanDec 11
  981. 981981R Resolution on the death of William G. Delaney. Vice Mayor Russell and entire membership Order # 32. scanDec 11
  982. 982982R Resolution on the death of Paul E. Toschi. Vice Mayor Russell and entire membership Order # 33. scanDec 11
  983. 983983R Resolution on the death of Dominic V. Saia. Vice Mayor Russell and entire membership Order # 34. scanDec 11
  984. 984984R Resolution on the death of James F. Lordan. Vice Mayor Russell and entire membership Order # 36. scanDec 11
  985. 985985R Prepare resolution on the death of James Roscoe. Councillors Sullivan, Toomey and entire membership Order # 37. scanDec 11
  986. 986986R Welcome Thomas Stock as the new President and Executive Director of the Cambridge Business DevelopmenCenter to the City of Cambridge. Councillor Sullivan Order # 38. scanDec 11
  987. 987987R Cambridge Firemen's Relief Association Retirement Ball on December 15, 1995. Councillor Sullivan Order # 39. scanDec 11
  988. 988988R Resolutions to be prepared on the death of Mary Newman. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership. Order # 42. scanDec 11
  989. 989989R Resolutions on the death of George P. Hassett. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership. Order # 43. scanDec 11
  990. 990990R Resolution on the Annual Ad Book Campaign for the Blessed Sacrament Color Guard. Councillor Toomey. Order # 44. scanDec 11
  991. 991991R Congratulations to the Cambridge Youth Hockey on winning the 1994/1995 Mini One-On-One Championship. Councillor Galluccio. Order # 48. scanDec 11
  992. 992992R Resolution to be prepared on the death of Marian MacMahon. Councillor Born. Order # 53. scanDec 11
  993. 993993R Recognize, honor, and pay tribute to the twenty-year members of the Cambridge Democratic City Committee. Mayor Reeves Order # 55. scanDec 11
  994. 994994R Resolution on Cambridge's Victorian bed and breakfast as one of the top twenty-five inns in the United States. Councillor Born. Order # 57. scanDec 11
  995. 995995R Resolution congratulating Peter Mittell on his appointment as Residential Sales Associate for Hunneman and Company. Councillor Duehay. Order # 58. scanDec 11
  996. 996996R Resolutions thanking George McCray. Vice Mayor Russell. Order # 61. scanDec 11
  997. 997997R Resolution on the death of Wallace Kirylo. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership. Order # 63. scanDec 11
  998. 998998R Congratulations to Representative Kweisi Mfume as the newly elected President and Chief Executive Officer of the N.A.A.C.P. Mayor Reeves Order # 64. scanDec 11
  999. 999999R Wishing a speedy recovery to Ira Ivakian. Councillor Sullivan. Order # 65. scanDec 11
  1000. 10001000R Resolution on the death of Joan Feeney. Councillor Toomey and entire membership. Order # 66. scanDec 11
  1001. 10011001R Express appreciation to Jonathan S. Myers for his dedication and service to the citizens and the community of Cambridge and extend best wishes to him, his wife, Margaret and his children Sophia and Samuel. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order # 2. scanDec 18
  1002. 10021002R Resolution on the death of Sister Evelyn Catherine Barrett. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order # 4. scanDec 18
  1003. 10031003R Resolution on the death of Joseph Savenor. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order # 5. scanDec 18
  1004. 10041004R Support the benevolent efforts of On The Rise and Kappa Pi Alpha by donating blankets for the homeless. Mayor Reeves Order # 6. scanDec 18
  1005. 10051005R Heartiest congratulations to Vivian and Willard Johnson on their 60th Birthday, 38th Wedding Anniversary, and Willard's 30 years at MIT. Mayor Reeves Order # 7. scanDec 18
  1006. 10061006R Congratulations to Karen Swaim on being elected Chair of the YMCA Board of Trustees. Mayor Reeves Order # 8. scanDec 18
  1007. 10071007R Prepare resolution on the death of Richard F. Goulart, brother of Edward Gaulart and a member of a long-time Cambridge family. Vice Mayor Russell and entire membership Order # 9. scanDec 18
  1008. 10081008R Encourage all to support the North Cambridge Catholic High School Annual Road Race which will be held April 21, 1996. Vice Mayor Russell Order # l0. scanDec 18
  1009. 10091009R Congratulations to the Pop Warner Football and Cheerleader Program for all five teams winning their respective league championships. Councillor Galluccio Order # 12. scanDec 18
  1010. 10101010R Resolution on the death of Patrick Moakley. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order # 14. scanDec 18
  1011. 10111011R Congratulations to Edmund and Nancy Grabowski on the birth of their first child, and to his grandmothers, on the birth of their first grandson. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order # 15. scanDec 18
  1012. 10121012R Prepare resolution on the death of Edward Schildhauer. Councillor Born and entire membership Order # 16. scanDec 18
  1013. 10131013R Resolution on the death of Kathleen Overmyer Elliott, PhD., former Vice President of Radcliffe College and resident of Cambridge. Councillor Duehay and entire membership Order # 17. scanDec 18
  1014. 10141014R Deepest condolences to the family and friends of NATIVIDAD CRUZ. Mayor Reeves and entire membership Order # 18. scanDec 18
  1015. 10151015R Prepare a resolution on the death of Eleanor (Twomey) Rogan. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order # 19. scanDec 18
  1016. 10161016R Wishing a speedy recovery to Francis L. Bannon. Councillor Sullivan Order # 20. scanDec 18
  1017. 10171017R Congratulations to the Wellmet Project, Inc. for its thirty-five years of successful service, quality programming and community participation in our City. Councillor Duehay Order # 22. scanDec 18
  1018. 10181018R Congratulations to Willie Lewis Brown Jr. on being elected Mayor of San Francisco, California. Mayor Reeves Order # 23. scanDec 18
  1019. 10191019R Congratulations to Jesse Jackson Jr. on being elected Congressman for Chicago, Illinois. Mayor Reeves Order # 24. scanDec 18
  1020. 10201020R Congratulations and thanks to Michael Gervais and best of luck in his future endeavors. Councillor Triantafillou Order # 25. scanDec 18
  1021. 10211021R Resolution on the death of Catherine F. (Harrington) Shaughnessy. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order # 26. scanDec 18
  1022. 10221022R Prepare resolution on the death of Civita "Vee" Uglietti-Carvello. Councillors Toomey, Mayor Reeves, Councillors Sullivan, Duehay, Triantafillou entire membership Order # 27. scanDec 18
  1023. 10231023R Commendation to Sherri Lewis for the positive work she has done in the fight against AIDS, and her work with the AIDS Action Committee. Councillor Triantafillou Order # 28. scanDec 18
  1024. 10241024R Resolution on the death of Paul A. Sullivan. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order # 31. scanDec 18
  1025. 10251025R Resolution on the death of Thomas C. Donohue. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order # 32. scanDec 18
  1026. 10261026R Resolution on the death of George J. "Butch" Moran. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership ORDER # 33. scanDec 18
  1027. 10271027R Prepare resolution on the death of Edir Passos. Mayor Reeves and entire membership Order # 34. scanDec 18
  1028. 10281028R Prepare resolution on the death of Barbara A. Mercado. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order # 37. scanDec 18
  1029. 10291029R Prepare resolution on the death of Georgianna Balukonis. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order # 38. scanDec 18
  1030. 10301030R Congratulations and best wishes to Mr. and Mrs. Ulysses Gore on their Wedding Anniversary. Mayor Reeves Order # 39. scanDec 18
  1031. 10311031R Congratulations to all members of the City Council on the upcoming 1996-1997 term. Councillor Myers Order # 40 scanDec 18

City Manager Requests

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  1. 11C Produce a video of outlining the parameters of "An Act Providing for the Alleviation of Hardship of Certain Tenants." Councillor Sullivan. Order # 1. scanJan 4
  2. 22C Resolution regarding tax abatements to qualifying landlords and a real estate transfer. Councillors Triantafillou, Born, Myers and Mayor Reeves. Calendar # 5. Report received 7/31/95 - See Agenda # 22 of 7/31/95. scanJan 9
  3. 33C Order re: tax reductions for owners of affordable housing. Councillors Born, Duehay, Mayor Reeves and Councillor Triantafillou. Calendar # 3. Report received 7/31/95 - See Agenda # 22 of 7/31/95. scanJan 9
  4. 44C Order - re: a growth management quality system to increase affordable housing. Councillors Born, Duehay, Myers, Toomey and Triantafillou. Calendar # 2. Report received 7/31/95 - See Agenda # 21 of 7/31/95. scanJan 9
  5. 55C Order -re: implementing a temporary permit (outside the vehicle), identifying the operator as a contractor doing business with the City during removal operations. Councillor Toomey. Calendar # 6. scanJan 9
  6. 66C REFERRED TO THE CITY MANAGER - communication from SEA Consultants regarding an incident including some of his employees at the Bishop Allen Drive lot. Report received 2/6/95. See Agenda # 2 of 2/6/95. scanJan 9
  7. 77C Order - concerning accidents between bicyclists and pedestrians on city sidewalks. Councillors Duehay, Born, Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Russell, Councillors Sullivan, Toomey and Triantafillou. Order # 44. scanJan 9
  8. 88C Order - an update on state planning with regard to compliance with the Clean Air Act. Councillors Duehay, Born, Galluccio, Myers, Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Russell, Sullivan, Toomey and Triantafillou. Order # 8. Report received 9/11/95. - See Agenda # 20 of 9/11/95. - - Rep referred to Env. Comm. 9/18/95. scanJan 23
  9. 99C The placement of litter receptacles in the area of the Central Square Library. Mayor Reeves and entire membership. Order # 1. scanJan 23
  10. 1010C The lack of trees along Pearl and River Streets particularly at the intersection of Massachusetts Avenue. Mayor Reeves and entire membership. Order # 2. Report received 2/13/95. See Agenda # 3 of 2/13/95. scanJan 23
  11. 1111C Pedestrian safety on Concord Avenue in the area from Walden to Fayerweather Street and Chilton Street. Vice Mayor Russell, Councillors Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and Mayor Reeves. Order # 6. scanJan 23
  12. 1212C Bring "Operation Take Back" into Cambridge, ridding neighborhoods of known drug dealing sites. Councillors Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Toomey, Triantafillou and Mayor Reeves. Order # 17. scanJan 23
  13. 1313C Work toward improvements in Central Square. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership. Order # 18. scanJan 23
  14. 1414C Hire Cambridge residents as Cambridge police officers. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership. Order # 20. scanJan 23
  15. 1515C Set up some mechanism by which a donor could make a donation to the library. Councillors Sullivan, Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Triantafillou, Vice Mayor Russell and Mayor Reeves. Order # 21. scanJan 23
  16. 1616C Prepare a cost/benefit analysis of various affordable housing policies. Councillors Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Triantafillou, Mayor Reeves and Vice Mayor Russell. Order # 22. scanJan 23
  17. 1717C Installation of the new enhanced 911 emergency response system. Councillors Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Toomey, Triantafillou and Vice Mayor Russell. Order # 23. Report received 2/31/95 and referred to the Public Safety Committee - See Agenda # 2 of 2/13/95. scanJan 23
  18. 1818C Progress report of the regional truck study designed to find ways of alleviating through truck traffic on neighborhood streets. Councillor Duehay and entire membership. Order # 26. (Report received 5/15/95 - See Agenda # 1 of 5/15/95.) scanJan 23
  19. 1919C The License Commission to initiate an abutter notification policy within a 300 foot radius of petitions for cinemas. Councillors Toomey, Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Triantafillou, Sullivan and Vice Mayor Russell. Order# 32. scanJan 23
  20. 2020C Hiring Cambridge residents in City positions. Councillors Galluccio, Born, Duehay, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou, Vice Mayor Russell and Mayor Reeves. Order # 35. scanJan 23
  21. 2121C Provide public skating in various city-owned areas in the City. Councillors Galluccio, Born, Myers, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and Vice Mayor Russell. Order # 36. scanJan 23
  22. 2222C Prepare a synopsis of current laws governing the use of firearms in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Councillor Born and entire membership. Order # 37. [handwritten:] Report received 10/2/95 - See Agenda # 13 of 10/2/95 - Referred to Public Safety. scanJan 23
  23. 2323C PLACED ON FILE UNDER RULE NINETEEN OF THE CITY COUNCIL RULES - Order - re: Rent Control Board Control Board with respect to its authority under 282. Councillor Galluccio. scanJan 23
  24. 2424C Order - re: Rent Control Board to contract with outside agencies for screening of income eligibility. Councillor Galluccio scanJan 23
  25. 2525C Installation of lights at the little league diamond at Donnelly Field. Councillor Toomey, Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Russell, Sullivan and Triantafillou. Order # 6. scanJan 30
  26. 2626C Status of renovation/replacement plans at Silva Park on Otis Street. Councillor Toomey, Born, Duehay, Myers, Galluccio, Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Russell, Sullivan and Triantafillou. Order # 7. Report received 2/13/95. See Agenda # 5 of 2/13/95. scanJan 30
  27. 2727C Comprehensive report analyzing workers' compensation program in Cambridge. Councillor Duehay, Born, Galluccio, Myers, Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Russell and Triantafillou. Order # 9. (Report received 4/10/95 - See Agenda # 3 of 4/10/95.) scanJan 30
  28. 2828C Qualitative statement concerning how city's public funds have been invested over the past ten years. Councillor Duehay, Born, Galluccio, Myers, Vice Mayor Russell, Sullivan and Triantafillou. Order # 10. Report received 3/20/95 - See Agenda # 7 of 3/20/95. scanJan 30
  29. 2929C Schedule a public hearing for Monday, February 27, 1995 for preparation for the meeting of the National League of Cities in Washington. Councillor Duehay, Born, Galluccio, Myers, Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Russell, Sullivan and Triantafillou. Order # 12. scanJan 30
  30. 3030C Litter and the placement of trash receptacles in Central Square. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership. Order # 20. scanJan 30
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  37. 3737C Repair, replace or install sidewalk at 129 Garden Street. Councillors Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Triantafillou, Mayor Reeves and Vice Mayor Russell. Order # 2. scanFeb 6
  38. 3838C Cars being towed from Riverside Road. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Russell and entire membership. Order # 3. scanFeb 6
  39. 3939C Senior Tax Rebate Program - to allow senior citizens to decrease tax bills by volunteer service to the City. Vice Mayor Russell, Councillors Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Triantafillou and Mayor Reeves. Order # 4. Report received 9/11/95. See Agenda # 22 of 9/11/95. scanFeb 6
  40. 4040C Control excessive "cutting through" of tractor trailer trucks on Cpl. Burns Road. Vice Mayor Russell and entire membership. Order # 14. Report received 3/20/95 - See Agenda # 3 of 3/20/95. scanFeb 6
  41. 4141C Massachusetts Municipal Association's Local Government Week in mid-spring. Councillor Duehay and entire membership. Order # 16. scanFeb 6
  42. 4242C Replace the sidewalks on Max Avenue this spring. Councillors Toomey, Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Sullivan and Triantafillou. Order # 20. scanFeb 6
  43. 4343C Detailed report and community hearing on the current and proposed regulation, sale and enforcement regarding private ownership of firearms. Mayor Reeves, Councillors Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Sullivan and Triantafillou and Vice Mayor Russell. Order # 22. scanFeb 6
  44. 4444C Explanation of the policy of ticketing cars who back into spaces in city lots. Councillors Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Sullivan, Triantafillou and Mayor Reeves. Order # 25. scanFeb 6
  45. 4545C ISTEA funding for transportation for seniors. Vice Mayor Russell. Order # 33. scanFeb 6
  46. 4646C Possible locations for the proposed new East Cambridge Community Health Center. Councillors Sullivan, Toomey, Born, Galluccio, Myers, Russell, Triantafillou. ORDER # 1 Report received 3/20/95 - See Agenda # 14 of 3/20/95. scanFeb 13
  47. 4747C Problems with exiting parking area at St. Patrick's Housing. Councillors Sullivan, Toomey Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Russell, Triantafillou. ORDER # 2 scanFeb 13
  48. 4848C Increase lighting in the area of Cambridge and Sciarappa Streets especially in the area of St. Francis Church. Councillors Sullivan, Toomey and entire membership. ORDER # 4 scanFeb 13
  49. 4949C Illegal parking in the area of Rufo Road. Councillors Sullivan, Toomey, Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Triantafillou. ORDER # 5 scanFeb 13
  50. 5050C Illegal parking on Gore Street makes it difficult for truck traffic. Councillors Sullivan, Toomey, Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Russell, Triantafillou. ORDER # 6 scanFeb 13
  51. 5151C Plan a forum on the Central Artery/Tunnel Project. Councillor Sullivan, Galluccio, Myers, Reeves, Russell, Toomey, Triantafillou. ORDER # 7 scanFeb 13
  52. 5252C Collective buying pool to offer our employees the option to Long Term Disability Insurance at lowest possible cost. Councillor Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Russell, Toomey, Triantafillou. ORDER # 8 scanFeb 13
  53. 5353C Report on reorganization of City Department of Health andHospital and the Cambridge Hospital outlining the potential cost savings and describing the effect on direct services to patients. Councillor Sullivan, Galluccio, Myers, Russell, Triantafillou. ORDER # 9. Report received 3/27/95 - See Committee Report # 1 of 3/27/95. scanFeb 13
  54. 5454C Report on the future status of the Lowell Institute. Councillor Sullivan, Galluccio, Myers, Reeves, Russell, Triantafillou. ORDER # 17. Report received 3/20/95 - See Agenda #16 of 3/20/95. scanFeb 13
  55. 5555C Desirability of citizens of Cambridge to purchase municipal bonds issued by the City more easily and readily. Councillor Duehay, Born, Galluccio, Myers, Reeves, Russell, Triantafillou. ORDER # 22. Report received 3/20/95 - See Agenda #15 of 3/20/95. scanFeb 13
  56. 5656C Consult with the Law Department regarding feasibility of of appealing to the Court for relief from Parking Freeze. Vice Mayor Russell, Galluccio, Sullivan, Toomey. ORDER # 25 Rep. rec. 9/11/95. See Agenda #20 of 9/11/95. Rep. ref. to Environment Comm. 9/18/95 scanFeb 13
  57. 5757C A list of all programs which serve children from ages three through high school. Vice Mayor Russell, Councillor Sullivan, Galluccio, Myers, Reeves, Triantafillou. ORDER # 27 - rep. received and tabled on 11/6/95. scanFeb 13
  58. 5858C Establish and enforce a policy of NOT ticketing Cambridge residents in metered parking spaces before 9:00 a.m. and after 5:00 p.m. Councillor Galluccio, Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou. ORDER # 30 scanFeb 13
  59. 5959C Contracting with NYNEX Corporation and the FCC in an effort to bring cable television competition to the City of Cambridge. Councillor Galluccio, Russell, Toomey. ORDER # 31 scanFeb 13
  60. 6060C Effort to establish a long term plan to increase the number of youth activities, such as sports, theater, music, arts and educational programming which appears on local cable television. Councillor Galluccio, Duehay, Russell, Sullivan, Toomey. ORDER # 32 scanFeb 13
  61. 6161C Develop on-line Complaint System in order to give residents better access to their cable provider and to improve cable television services in Cambridge. Councillor Galluccio, Duehay, Russell, Sullivan, Toomey. ORDER # 33 scanFeb 13
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  83. 8383C Acceptance of a grant or matching City funding associated with the acceptance. Councillor Sullivan, Galluccio, Vice Mayor Russell, Toomey and Triantafillou. ORDER # 1 scanMar 6
  84. 8484C Provide various payment places around the City for payment of utility bills. Councillor Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Vice Mayor Russell, Toomey and Triantafillou. ORDER # 2 scanMar 6
  85. 8585C Lack of proper maintenance for the flag which is flown near the Cambridge Commons from the tall pole near Harvard. Vice Mayor Russell, Councillor Duehay, Councillor Born and entire membership. ORDER # 3 scanMar 6
  86. 8686C Research of the agreement between Farr Development and the East Cambridge Community with regards to parking accommodations for tenants. Councillor Toomey, Galluccio, Vice Mayor Russell, Sullivan and Triantafillou. ORDER # 13 scanMar 6
  87. 8787C The wait for the "Walk" sign can be reduced at both push-button command and automatic cycle location. Councillor Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Vice Mayor Russell, Sullivan and Triantafillou. ORDER # 17 [handwritten:] Report received 9/11/95 - See Agenda # 6 of 9/11/95 scanMar 6
  88. 8888C Place sufficient funds in the FY96 budget to improve the interior lighting in the Green Street Garage. Councillor Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Vice Mayor Russell, Sullivan, Toomey and Triantafillou. ORDER # 22 scanMar 6
  89. 8989C Interest in the first time homebuyers workshops. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership. ORDER # 24 scanMar 6
  90. 9090C Number of students currently housed in university owned property. Councillor Galluccio, Born, Duehay, Vice Mayor Russell, Sullivan, Toomey and Triantafillou. ORDER # 25 scanMar 6
  91. 9191C Clarify policy regarding school closing during bad weather. Councillor Triantafillou, Galluccio and Sullivan. ORDER # 26 — Report received 9/11/95. See Agenda # 25 of 9/11/95. scanMar 6
  92. 9292C Update on Managers plans to fill vacancies and form committees or consolidate department functions. Councillor Triantafillou, Galluccio, Mayor Reeves and Sullivan. ORDER # 27. Report received 3/20/95 - See Agenda # 16 of 3/20/95. scanMar 6
  93. 9393C Straighten the street sign at the corner of Pemberton and Sherman Street. Councillor Duehay, Born, Galluccio, Myers, Vice Mayor Russell, Sullivan, Toomey and Triantafillou. ORDER # 29 scanMar 6
  94. 9494C Remove graffiti on the bleachers at Rindge Field. Councillor Duehay, Born, Galluccio, Myers, Vice Mayor Russell, Sullivan, Toomey and Triantafillou. ORDER # 30 scanMar 6
  95. 9595C Provide information about the licensing and training of armed guards employed by businesses in Cambridge. Councillor Born, Myers and Sullivan. ORDER # 32 scanMar 6
  96. 9696C New signs that read "10 minute parking for resident deliveries only". Councillor Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Vice Mayor Russell, Sullivan and Triantafillou. ORDER # 34 scanMar 6
  97. 9797C Confer with the Environmental Department about whether ticketing for "storage" runs contrary to the goals of our Trip Reduction Policy. Councillor Born, Galluccio, Vice Mayor Russell, Sullivan and Triantafillou. ORDER # 37. Report received 3/27/95 - See Agenda # 1 of 3/27/95. scanMar 6
  98. 9898C Confer with health officials and report what is the current wait time for inpatient and outpatient treatment at the Cambridge Hospital. Councillor Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Sullivan, Toomey and Triantafillou. ORDER # 38. (Report received 4/24/95 - See Agenda # 4 of 4/24/95.) scanMar 6
  99. 9999C Review findings of Board Of Zoning Appeal Case No. 6968. Councillor Toomey. ORDER # 46 Report received 9/11/95 - See Agenda # 26 of 9/11/95. scanMar 6
  100. 100100C Order submitted by Councillor Sullivan regarding Fiscal Year 1996 budget that sets a goal of no increase in property taxes. CALENDAR ITEM # 2. (Report removed due to response in Agenda # 18 of 6/26/95.) scanMar 6
  101. 101101C Investigate the drainage problems on Columbia Street. Councillor Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Mayers, Russell, Toomey, Triantafillou. Order # 4. scanMar 20
  102. 102102C The effects that Charter Schools in Cambridge may have upon Cambridge Public Schools. Councillor Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Myers, Russell, Triantafillou. Order # 7. scanMar 20
  103. 103103C Seek extension of the School Building Assistance Act. Councillor Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Russell, Triantafillou. Order # 8. scanMar 20
  104. 104104C Repair the condition of the Fire Department's Monument in the Cambridge Cemetery so that the custom of "Firemen's Memorial Sunday" can once again be observed. Vice Mayor Russell and entire membership. Order # 12. scanMar 20
  105. 105105C Provide a timetable for the street and sidewalk construction project in North Cambridge. Vice Mayor Russell, Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Reeves, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou. Order # 14. scanMar 20
  106. 106106C Consider the placement of a park ranger in the Cambridge Common to assist users of the active and passive recreational areas, as well as tourists in the Harvard Sq. area. Councillor Toomey, Duehay, Russell, Sullivan, Triantafillou. Order # 27. scanMar 20
  107. 107107C Resolution requesting NYNEX to ensure that contact numbersfor Domestic Violence and Rape Counseling are listed in emergency number section of the next printing of Cambridge-Somerville NYNEX Community Directory. Councillor Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Russell, Toomey, Triantafillou. Order # 32. scanMar 20
  108. 108108C Cambridge Electric Light (CEL) filing of four tariffs with the Department of Public Utilities to establish rates for its largest customers. Councillor Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Russell, Triantafillou. Order # 49. scanMar 20
  109. 109109C Resolution on consideration of an Interim Planning Overlay District (IPOD). Councillor Sullivan, Russell. Order # 50. scanMar 20
  110. 110110C Resolution on the National League of Cities Conference, held last week in Washington, D.C. Councillors Born, Triantafillou, Galluccio, Myers, Sullivan. Order # 52. scanMar 20
  111. 111111C Resolution requesting current cost analysis of the hospital expansion in light of existing and potential federal cutbacks. Councillor Galluccio, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou. Order # 56. report rec. 11/6/95[?] - See Agenda # 22 of 11/6/95[?]. scanMar 20
  112. 112112C Resolution requesting any and all city officials to assist the Veterans Department in increasing and expanding the Memorial Day parade and ceremony. Councillor Galluccio, Myers, Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou. Order # 57. scanMar 20
  113. 113113C Resolution requesting Department of Human Services to make the city owned building on the site of the Corporal Burns playground operational. Councillor Galluccio, Myers, Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou. Order # 58. scanMar 20
  114. 114114C Resolution on reviewing the dog usage of Hancock Street Park with the goal of keeping them away from the children's playground for safety and sanitation reasons. Councillor Galluccio, Myers, Russell, Sullivan. Order # 59. scanMar 20
  115. 115115C Resolution requesting Commissioner of Public Works to ensure that there are no existing beehives at the Harvard Square playground. Councillor Galluccio, Born,, Myers, Sullivan. Order # 60. scanMar 20
  116. 116116C REFERRED TO THE CITY MANAGER - Order re: withdrawal of application to demolish the historic buildings at 22-28 Garden Street. Councillors Born, Duehay, Russell, Triantafillou. Calendar Item Number One. scanMar 20
  117. 117117C A Framingham Contractor, doing business with the City has been indicted on labor law violations. Councillor Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Toomey and Triantafillou. Order # 21. (Report received 4/24/95 - See Agenda # 5 of 4/24/95.) scanMar 27
  118. 118118C Update on the construction and opening of the Hagerty School. Councillor Toomey, Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Sullivan and Triantafillou. Order # 24. (Report received 4/24/95 - See Agenda # 6 of 4/24/95.) scanMar 27
  119. 119119C Unsafe conditions at the site of the former Stephen James House. Councillor Duehay. Order # 33. scanMar 27
  120. 120120C Confer with Continental Cablevision to see if they will be offering "Celtic Vision". Vice Mayor Russell, Born, Galluccio, Myers, Sullivan, Toomey and Triantafillou. Order # 2. scanApr 3
  121. 121121C Confer with the MDC regarding cars parking close to MDC pool at Russell Field and playing loud music disturbing the residents of Clifton Street. Vice Mayor Russell, Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Sullivan, Toomey and Triantafillou. Order # 5. - report received 11/6/95 - See Agenda # 3 of 11/6/95. scanApr 3
  122. 122122C Confer with ComElectric to see if they offer Senior Citizen discount on energy saving light bulbs. Vice Mayor Russell, Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Sullivan, Toomey and Triantafillou. Order # 12. Rep. received, 9/11/95. See Agenda # 24 of 9/11/95. scanApr 3
  123. 123123C Add Allen Street and Beech Street to the list of sidewalk replacements for the Spring 1995. Councillor Galluccio, Sullivan, and Toomey. Order # 16. scanApr 3
  124. 124124C Confer with ComElectric for improving its notification process to tenants when the company is engaged in a planned outage strategy. Councillor Toomey, Duehay, Galluccio, Vice Mayor Russell, Sullivan and Triantafillou. Order # 17. scanApr 3
  125. 125125C Inspect and rectify the depression in the public way in the vicinity of 326 Concord Avenue. Vice Mayor Russell, Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Sullivan, Toomey and Triantafillou. Order # 20. scanApr 3
  126. 126126C Ensure that a swift and viable resolution is found for pedestrians' safe crossing at the intersection of Massachusetts Avenue and Pearl Street in Central Square. Mayor Reeves and entire membership. Order # 26. scanApr 3
  127. 127127C The status of the City's litigation regarding the provisions of the Sign Ordinance which ban billboards in the City of Cambridge. Councillor Born, Duehay, Galluccio and Triantafillou. Order # 46. - Report received 9/18/95. See Agenda # 4 of 9/18/95. scanApr 3
  128. 128128C Resolution on how many citations or warnings were issued this winter and whether any revenue was received by the city for payment of such fines. Councillor Born and Galluccio. Order # 47. (Report received 4/24/95 - See Agenda # 10 of 4/24/95.) scanApr 3
  129. 129129C Resolution on the shortage of affordable housing in Cambridge. Councillor Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Vice Mayor Russell and Triantafillou. Order # 48. scanApr 3
  130. 130130C Resolution on sign on Mass Ave and Alewife Parkway at the Cambridge/Arlington line have the dates of incorporation 1846 + 1635 reversed. Councillor Born, Duehay, Galluccio and Triantafillou. Order # 49. scanApr 3
  131. 131131C Resolution regarding the removal of graffiti. Councillor Duehay, Born, Galluccio, Myers, Vice Mayor Russell, Sullivan, Toomey and Triantafillou. Order # 51. scanApr 3
  132. 132132C Resolution on issuance of courtesy parking signs near places of worship. Councillor Duehay, Born, Galluccio, Vice Mayor Russell and Triantafillou. Order # 54. scanApr 3
  133. 133133C Increase Police presence in the area of the Galleria Mall especilly at closing time. Councillor Toomey and Sullivan. Order # 57. scanApr 3
  134. 134134C Rindge Field "dog run." Vice Mayor Russell, Councillors Sullivan and Triantafillou. Order # 58. scanApr 3
  135. 135135C Install lighting at pathway on Grozier Road to the Larch Road playground. Vice Mayor Russell and Councillor Triantafillou. Order # 62. (Report received 5/1/95 - See Agenda # 3 of 5/1/95.) scanApr 3
  136. 136136C Order - re: suggested actions to decrease the speed of cars on Huron Avenue in the area of Fresh Pond Place. Councillors Triantafillou, Born, Duehay, Galluccio and Sullivan. Calendar Item # 3. (Report received 5/22/95 - See Agenda # 2 of 5/22/95.) scanApr 3
  137. 137137C Increasing the timing for the pedestrian crosswalk in front of the Mt. Auburn Hospital. Mayor Reeves, Councillors Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou Order # 3. scanApr 10
  138. 138138C Council on Aging to notify senior citizens of direct deposit. Councillor Duehay and entire membership Order # 12. scanApr 10
  139. 139139C Installation of traffic improvements to Brattle, Craigie and Sparks Street, Appleton, Huron and Vassel Lane and Columbia Allen Drive. Councillors Duehay, Born, Galluccio, Myers, Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou Order # 14. scanApr 10
  140. 140140C Approval from state to set mileage speed[?] on Craigie Street to lowest speed due to elementary school location on Craigie Street. Councillor Duehay, Born, Galluccio, Myers, Russell, Sullivan, Triantafillou. Order # 15. scanApr 10
  141. 141141C Area supermarkets be encouraged to issue receipts in larger print to assist senior citizens and persons who are visually impaired. Councillor Duehay, Born, Galluccio, Myers, Reeves, Russell, Sullivan, Triantafillou Order # 18. scanApr 10
  142. 142142C Personnel Director to prepare a listing of all applicable "rights of employment" for all Non-Union employees. Councillor Toomey, Duehay, Galluccio, Russell, Sullivan, Triantafillou Order # 20. scanApr 10
  143. 143143C Plans for resurfacing and marking of Huron Avenue besubmitted to the City Council. Councillors Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Reeves, Russell, Triantafillou Order # 25. (Report received 5/15/95 - See Agenda # 3 of 5/15/95.) scanApr 10
  144. 144144C Late postal delivery and improper delivery sorted in the Cushing Street area. Councillors Galluccio, Born, Duehay, Myers, Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou Order # 26. scanApr 10
  145. 145145C Oxford Street be cleaned during the month of April. Vice Mayor Russell, Councillors Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou Order # 29. scanApr 10
  146. 146146C Truck delivery activity on Davenport Street be causing traffic to re-routed the wrongway on Orchard Street. Councillors Galluccio, Born, Duehay, Myers, Russell, Toomey, Triantafillou Order # 30. scanApr 10
  147. 147147C Replacing the sand and repairing the toddler area stairs at the Cambridge Common Playground. Councillors Galluccio, Born, Duehay, Myers, Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou Order # 31. scanApr 10
  148. 148148C Installation of "Yield" sign at the end of Concord Avenue when entering the Fresh Pond Rotary from Concord Avenue. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Order # 32. scanApr 10
  149. 149149C Restoring the Saturday morning "Storytelling Hour" at the library. Councillors Galluccio, Myers, Russell, Sullivan, Triantafillou Order # 33. scanApr 10
  150. 150150C Update on the complete construction and completion schedule for new sewers in the Agassiz Neighborhood. Councillors Duehay, Galluccio, Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou Order # 34. (Report received 4/24/95 - See Agenda # 8 of 4/24/95. Second report received 5/8/95 - See Agenda # 1 of 5/8/95.) scanApr 10
  151. 151151C Maintaining the current commercial tax base. Councillors Galluccio, Myers, Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou Order # 35. scanApr 10
  152. 152152C Install traffic light or stop sign at Garden Street/Alpine Street intersection. Councillors Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Russell, Sullivan, Triantafillou Order # 36. - report received and placed[?] on file[?] [?] [?] on 11/6/95 - See Agenda # 17 of 11/6/95 scanApr 10
  153. 153153C Make repairs to road surface on Francis Avenue. Councillors Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Russell, Sullivan, Triantafillou Order # 37. scanApr 10
  154. 154154C Cleanup at the Peabody School grounds. Councillors Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou Order # 38. scanApr 10
  155. 155155C Delayed opening of the MDC pools in the city. Councillors Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou Order # 39. scanApr 10
  156. 156156C Report on the Office of Tourism. Councillors Triantafillou, Galluccio, Myers, Russell, Sullivan Order # 41. (Report enclosed - report received 5/1/95) scanApr 10
  157. 157157C Prohibit life, health and property insurers from discriminating against victims of domestic violence. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership. Order # 1. scanApr 24
  158. 158158C Report as to when sewer work and street resurfacing will be complete on Cedar Street. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership. Order # 4. (Report received 5/15/95 - See Agenda # 8 of 5/15/95.) scanApr 24
  159. 159159C Repair basketball rim at the Reverend Thomas Williams Tot Lot. Councillors Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Mayor Reeves, Russell, Toomey. Order # 5. scanApr 24
  160. 160160C What if anything has been done about bringing a full service, affordable market to the Riverside-Cambridgeport neighborhood. Councillors Sullivan, Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Mayor Reeves, Russell, Triantafillou. Order # 6. scanApr 24
  161. 161161C What guidelines exist governing reservation of public parking spaces for private events and what fees are paid to the City. Councillors Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Mayor Reeves, Russell, Triantafillou. Order # 7. (Report received 6/26/95 & referred back to Traffic, Parking and Transportation on motin of Councillor Born.) scanApr 24
  162. 162162C Those planning the new Water Treatment Plant at the Fresh Pond include Public Art installation which utilizes running water as a major component. Councillors Born, Myers, Mayor Reeves, Russell, Sullivan, Triantafillou. Order # 12. scanApr 24
  163. 163163C Make necessary repairs to the fence at the railroad along Belmont and Holworthy Streets. Councillors Galluccio, Born, Duehay, Myers, Mayor Reeves, Russell, Sullivan, Triantafillou. Order # 14 scanApr 24
  164. 164164C Lusitania Soccer Field be cleaned up and trash barrels placed there. Councillors Galluccio, Sullivan and entire membership. Order # 18. scanApr 24
  165. 165165C Make necessary repairs, adjusting lighting and repaving the surface of the tennis courts at Glacken Field. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership. Order # 20. scanApr 24
  166. 166166C Residency requirements for pupils attending public schools. Vice Mayor Russell, Councillor Toomey, Galluccio, Myers, Sullivan, Triantafillou. Order # 28. — Report received 9/11/95 - Charter Right exercised by Councillor Triantafillou 9/18/95 - Rep. referred to Supt. of Schools. scanApr 24
  167. 167167C Beef up security in City buildings in light of recent terrorism. Vice Mayor Russell, Councillors Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Mayor Reeves, Sullivan, Toomey. Order # 29. scanApr 24
  168. 168168C Review the new legislative agenda and legal arguments relating to "property rights" and "takings" as to how they relate to such regulations as "parking freeze" and others. Councillors Sullivan, Duehay, Galluccio, Russell. Order # 30. scanApr 24
  169. 169169C Establish a more competitive and aggressive economic development structure and program in this City in order to retain and recruit desirable businesses. Councillors Sullivan, Galluccio, Myers, Mayor Reeves, Russell, Triantafillou. Order # 31. scanApr 24
  170. 170170C Insure that Harvard University's changing taxable property into affiliated housing will have no negative property tax consequences on the City. Councillors Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Myers, Mayor Reeves, Russell, Triantafillou. Order # 32. scanApr 24
  171. 171171C Where are we and where are we going with Community Policing ("Neighborhood Policing"). Councillors Sullivan, Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Mayor Reeves, Russell, Triantafillou. Order # 33. scanApr 24
  172. 172172C Have the MDC replace appropriate signs prohibiting illegal left turns unto the extension of Hawthorn Street from Memorial Drive which were removed during construction. Councillors Duehay, Born, Galluccio, Myers, Mayor Reeves, Russell, Sullivan, Triantafillou. Order # 35. scanApr 24
  173. 173173C Consult with officials of Commonwealth Edison concerning utility overcharges. Councillors Duehay, Born, Galluccio, Myers, Russell, Sullivan, Triantafillou. Order # 37. Report received 7/31/95 - See Agenda # 2 of 7/31/95. scanApr 24
  174. 174174C Determine whether the conversion of rent controlled housing units to affiliate housing by institutions and universities will result in those units being taken off tax rolls. Councillors Duehay, Born, Galluccio, Myers, Mayor Reeves, Russell, Sullivan, Triantafillou. Order # 38. scanApr 24
  175. 175175C Report on the School Department, Hospital and Human Services money that has been expended within the 1995 fiscal budget and all money recommended in the FY96 which in any way relates to the Center of Families of North Cambridge. Councillors Galluccio, Russell, Sullivan, Triantafillou. Order # 49. (Report received 5/1/95 - Charter right exercised. 5/8/95 - Report was placed on file under Rule Nineteen of the City Council Rules.) scanApr 24
  176. 176176C REFERRED TO THE HOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE - Insure that the City's First Time Home Buyer Education Program, the Soft Second Financing Program and the First Time Home Buyer Programs offered by local banks are opened to income qualified divorced Cambridge residents who no longer own property as a result of a divorce. Councillors Galluccio, Myers, Mayor Reeves, Sullivan, Triantafillou. Order # 50. scanApr 24
  177. 177177C REFERRED TO THE CITY MANAGER - Communication received from Mary Daly, Retiree, City of Cambridge, requesting permission to speak at the City Council meeting on April 24, 1995. (Report received 5/1/95 - See Agenda # 24 of 5/1/95.) scanApr 24
  178. 178178C That Cable T.V. broadcast the City Council meeting in at least one morning time slot. Councillors Sullivan, Russell, Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Triantafillou Order # 11 scanMay 1
  179. 179179C Make Porter Square more friendly, safe and accessible. Councillors Duehay, Born, Galluccio, Myers, Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou Order # 13 report received 11/6/95 - See Agenda # 30 of 11/6/95 scanMay 1
  180. 180180C Report on the death on the MBTA Red Line subway tracks last week. Councillor Triantafillou, Born, Galluccio, Myers, Mayor Reeves, Russell Order # 17. (Report withdrawn 6/5/95). scanMay 1
  181. 181181C Shorten the "green time" of the light at the intersection of Huron Avenue and Fresh Pond Parkway. Vice Mayor Russell, Councillors Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Sullivan, Triantafillou Order # 21. (Report received 5/22/95 - See Agenda # 3 of 5/22/95.) scanMay 1
  182. 182182C Installation of a gate on the Dudley Street side of the Reverend Thomas Williams Playground to ensure the safety of the tots. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order # 22. (Report received 5/15/95 - See Agenda # 2 of 5/15/95.) scanMay 1
  183. 183183C Resurfacing of streets and sidewalks due to the completion of the sewer treatment project. Councillors Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Mayor Reeves, Russell, Triantafillou Order # 27 scanMay 1
  184. 184184C Office of Economic Development in FY96 budget be created. Councillors Sullivan, Myers, Russell Order # 28 scanMay 1
  185. 185185C Increasing the length of "Walk" cycle across Massachusetts Avenue at the fork of Somerville Avenue. Councillors Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Russell, Sullivan, Triantafillou Order # 31 scanMay 1
  186. 186186C Update on the closing of the Lowell Institute. Councillors Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou Order # 32 - report received 11/6/95. See Agenda # 16 of 11/6/95. scanMay 1
  187. 187187C Tax abatements to property owners who agree to set aside units or affordable housing. Councillors Born, Galluccio, Mayor Reeves, Russell, Sullivan, Triantafillou Order # 33 Report received 7/31/95. See Agenda # 22 of 7/31/95. scanMay 1
  188. 188188C Report on what public information will be included with the next tax bill and whether information regarding sidewalk snow and ice clearance will be included with the Fall tax bills. Councillor Born, Galluccio, Myers, Sullivan, Triantafillou Order # 34 scanMay 1
  189. 189189C Several requests from residents of various streets. re. Camp, May[?] Blakeslee[?] Streets Vice Mayor Russell Order # 52 - report received 11/6/95 - See Agenda # 12 of 11/6/95. scanMay 1
  190. 190190C Take action regarding the no smoking signs taken down at the Millers River Apartments. Councillor Duehay Order # 53 scanMay 1
  191. 191191C Spray painting at the Longfellow Park and other graffiti. Mayor Reeves Order # 56. (Report received and referred to the Environment Committee 5/15/95 - See Agenda # 4 of 5/15/95.) scanMay 1
  192. 192192C Police jurisdiction at the McCrehan Pool. Vice Mayor Russell and entire membership Order # 2 scanMay 8
  193. 193193C Lighting at the MBTA turnaround at Russell Field. Vice Mayor Russell and entire membership Order # 3 scanMay 8
  194. 194194C Review the policies and procedures of the Traffic, Parking and Transportation Department in handling appeals to determine whether they can be made more personalized and less bureaucratic. Councillors Duehay, Born, Galluccio, Myers, Mayor Reeves, Russell, Sullivan, Triantafillou Order # 5 scanMay 8
  195. 195195C Repair the water fountain at Riverside Park. Mayor Reeves, Councillors Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Russell, Sullivan, Triantafillou Order # 8 scanMay 8
  196. 196196C Floor to Area Ratio criteria for new building developments in residential areas. Councillors Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Mayor Reeves, Russell, Triantafillou Order # 28 scanMay 8
  197. 197197C Posting signs on "bleeding" of fire hydrants. Councillors Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Mayor Reeves, Russell, Sullivan, Triantafillou Order # 29. (Report received 5/22/95 - See Agenda # 4 of 5/22/95.) scanMay 8
  198. 198198C The problem of "jaywalking" in the center of Harvard Square at the crossing of Brattle Street and JFK Street. Councillors Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Mayor Reeves, Russell Order # 30 scanMay 8
  199. 199199C That the "101 General Fund - 1259 Public Celebrations/Inaugural" be reduced by eleven thousand dollars. Councillor Sullivan. Order # 8. scanMay 15
  200. 200200C Repair the stove at the Corcoran Park Youth Center. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership. Order # 9. scanMay 15
  201. 201201C Straighten one-way sign at the corner of Waterhouse/little Concord Avenue. Councillor Duehay and entire membership. Order # 15. scanMay 15
  202. 202202C Report on the City's Deferred Compensation Program. Councillor Duehay and entire membership. Order #19. (Report received 6/26/95. See Agenda # 3 of 6/26/95.) scanMay 15
  203. 203203C Repair the sidewalk at St. Francis Church on Sciarappa Street. Councillor Toomey and entire membership. Order # 20. scanMay 15
  204. 204204C Installing a bus shelter at Aberdeen Avenue and Mt. Auburn Street. Vice Mayor Russell, Councillors Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Sullivan, Toomey, Trinatafillou. Order # 34. scanMay 15
  205. 205205C Re-painting the Mount Auburn Veterans Honor Roll. Vice Mayor Russell and entire membership. Order # 35. scanMay 15
  206. 206206C Increase police patrols in East Cambridge in the Wellington-Harrington area. Councillor Toomey and entire membership. Order # 41. scanMay 15
  207. 207207C Series of orders required by the Commonwealth for the City to file applications for grant funds from the Massachusetts Executive Office of Environmental Affairs, Division of Conservation Services - Development of Silva and Cooper Playgrounds; land on Hancock Street be dedicated as Cooper Playground and land on Otis Street be dedicated Silva Playground. scanMay 15
  208. 208208C REFERRED TO THE CITY MANAGER - Communication was received from Alec Wysoker regarding a possible theft from his car during towing for street cleaning on May 1, 1995. scanMay 15
  209. 209209C REFERRED TO THE CITY MANAGER WITH POWER - Petition was received from Jill Berg for the students of Room 14 at the Cambridgeport School requesting a permit to hold two bakc sales to raise money for their 1st Annual Camping/Canoeing Trip. scanMay 15
  210. 210210C Communication was received the Cambridge Police Superior Officers Association requesting the opportunity to speak at a City Council meeting before the summer recess regarding working conditions in the department. scanMay 15
  211. 211211C Develop and implement an African-American Mental Health Program. Councillor Toomey. Order # 12. - Rep. received 9/18/95. See Agenda #3 of 9/18/95. scanMay 22
  212. 212212C Increase lighting behind the Harrington School. Councillor Toomey. Order # 13. scanMay 22
  213. 213213C "Yield to Pedestrians in Crosswalks" at St. Peters Church on Concord Avenue. Vice Mayor Russell. Order # 21. scanMay 22
  214. 214214C Replace reflectors on island at intersection of Rindge Avenue and Fresh Pond Parkway. Vice Mayor Russell. Order # 22. scanMay 22
  215. 215215C Report on pesticides in tot lots. Vice Mayor Russell. Order # 23. scanMay 22
  216. 216216C Ban heavy trucking from traversing on Corporal Burns Road. Vice Mayor Russell. Order # 24. scanMay 22
  217. 217217C Clarify situation regarding the left turn from Massachusetts Avenue onto Brookford Street. Vice Mayor Russell. Order # 25. scanMay 22
  218. 218218C Repair/replace various American flags at public buildings, parks and playgrounds, facilities and other sites throughout the City before Flag Day, June 14, 1995. Mayor Reeves. Order # 30. scanMay 22
  219. 219219C Outline Policy on Compensatory time for Department heads. Councillor Galluccio. Order # 34. - Report received 5/6/96. Agenda #5 of 5/6/96. See Sundries 1996 # 247 scanMay 22
  220. 220220C Reinstating the requirement of Cambridge residents to license bicycles kept in Cambridge. Councillor Born. Order # 35. - report received & tabled on 11/6/95. scanMay 22
  221. 221221C Synopsis of current laws governing the use of firearms in Massachusetts. Councillor Born. Order # 36. scanMay 22
  222. 222222C Make available for public inspection the proposed Cambridge Hospital model. Councillor Toomey. Order # 42. scanMay 22
  223. 223223C City Manager to review Budget Alternatives. Councillor Duehay. Order # 48. scanMay 22
  224. 224224C Repair roadway depression in the Haskell/Fairfield/Pemberton area. Councillors Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Mayor Reeves, Russell, Toomey Order # 3. scanJun 5
  225. 225225C Increase police patrols on Otis/Sciarappa Streets and include Putnam Apartments in the Park and Walk program. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order # 4. scanJun 5
  226. 226226C Non-conforming billboards. Councillors Triantafillou, Born, Duehay Order # 19. scanJun 5
  227. 227227C Replace broken bricks in the park at Massachusetts/Clarendon Avenues. Councillors Triantafillou, Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Mayor Reeves, Russell, Sullivan, Toomey Order # 21. scanJun 5
  228. 228228C Repair holes and bricks along sidewalks in North Cambridge from Alewife Brook Parkway to Porter Square. Councillor Triantafillou and entire membership Order # 22. scanJun 5
  229. 229229C Ensure the safety of pedestrians at Linear Park. Councillor Triantafillou and entire membership Order # 24. scanJun 5
  230. 230230C Straighten street signs at Sunset Road and Griswald Street. Councillors Galluccio, Born, Duehay, Mayor Reeves, Russell, Toomey, Triantafillou Order # 26. scanJun 5
  231. 231231C Install School Zone sign at the corner of Lakeview and Huron Avenues. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Order # 27. scanJun 5
  232. 232232C Arrange community meeting to discuss traffic concerns with the MDC regarding Fresh Pond Parkway. Councillors Galluccio, Born, Duehay, Mayor Reeves, Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou Order # 28. scanJun 5
  233. 233233C Install sidewalks from Fenno Street to Winslow Street. Councillor Galluccio, Duehay, Mayor Reeves, Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou Order # 29. scanJun 5
  234. 234234C Institute a regular police foot patrol in the Haggerty School area. Councillors Galluccio, Myers, Mayor Reeves, Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou Order # 30. scanJun 5
  235. 235235C Shuttle service for the new Senior Center in September. Vice Mayor Russell and entire membership Order # 32. scanJun 5
  236. 236236C Install sidewalk on the Rindgefield Street side of #12 Hollis Street. Vice Mayor Russell, Councillors Duehay, Myers, Mayor Reeves, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou Order # 33. Report received 7/31/95. See Agenda # 3 of 7/31/95. scanJun 5
  237. 237237C Meet with the MDC to discuss improving appearance of businesses between Concord and Lexington Avenues on Fresh Pond Parkway. Vice Mayor Russell, Councillors Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Mayor Reeves, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou Order # 35. scanJun 5
  238. 238238C Designate Huron Avenue and Cushing Street as "Mount Auburn Veterans Post 8818 Memorial Plaza." Councillors Galluccio, Sullivan, Russell, Toomey, Triantafillou, Born, Myers and Mayor Reeves Order # 36. scanJun 5
  239. 239239C Replace "one way" sign at the corner of Dudley and Cedar Streets. Vice Mayor Russell, Councillors Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Mayor Reeves, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou Order # 37. scanJun 5
  240. 240240C Clean out catch basin at the corner of Harvey Street and Westley Avenue and trim bushes and grass in the lot at the corner of Cedar and Harvey Streets. Vice Mayor Russell, Councillors Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Mayor Reeves, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou Order # 38. scanJun 5
  241. 241241C Request a study on Cambridge's City Government. Councillors Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Mayor Reeves, Russell, Triantafillou Order # 39. scanJun 5
  242. 242242C Report on the policies and procedures implemented by City Departments, contractors and sub-contractors at worksites to remain in compliance with OSHA. Mayor Reeves and entire membership Order # 48. scanJun 5
  243. 243243C Obstruction of traffic on Craigie Street. Mayor Reeves, Councillors Galluccio, Russell, Triantafillou Order # 49. Report received 7/31/95. See Agenda # 4 of 7/31/95. scanJun 5
  244. 244244C Inspect pedestrian access at the Alma Boudreau Library on Concord Avenue. Vice Mayor Russell, Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Mayor Reeves, Sullivan Toomey, Triantafillou Order # 52. - report received 9/11/95 - See Agenda # 3 of 9/11/95 scanJun 5
  245. 245245C Efforts in regulating the placement of newspaper boxes. Councillors Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Mayor Reeves, Russell Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou Order # 57. - report received & tabled on 11/6/95. - Ref. to Ord Comm. 11/20/95 - See Order adopted -11/20/95[?] - Calendar # 20. scanJun 5
  246. 246246C Direct the Water Department to beautify the perimeter of Fresh Pond. Councillors Duehay, Galluccio, Mayor Reeves, Russell, Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou Order # 59. scanJun 5
  247. 247247C REFERRED TO THE CITY MANAGER - Communication was received from Jacqueline Clarke, 97 Columbia Street, requesting that the City accept her donation of three wine cask barrels for placement in front of her property. scanJun 5
  248. 248248C REFERRED TO THE CITY MANAGER - memorandum from Vice Mayor Sheila T. Russell regarding concerns of the North Cambridge Crime Task Force. scanJun 5
  249. 249249C Cambridge Electric Light Company to clean and beautify the area around the outside of their property along Memorial Drive and Western Avenue. Councillor Duehay. Order # 6. scanJun 12
  250. 250250C Feasibility of installing computer generated calls to elderly shut-ins who live alone. Vice Mayor Russell. Order # 7. scanJun 12
  251. 251251C Determine whether the fire hydrant on Edward T. Sullivan Road is in working order. Vice Mayor Russell. Order # 8. (Report received 6/26/95. See Agenda # 2 of 6/26/95.) scanJun 12
  252. 252252C Concern about large rats in the Standish/Chilton Street neighborhood. Vice Mayor Russell. Order # 12. Report received 7/31/95. See Agenda # 5 of 7/31/95. scanJun 12
  253. 253253C Design project for the North Cambridge Railroad Safety Committee. Vice Mayor Russell, Councillors Sullivan, Triantafillou. Order # 13. scanJun 12
  254. 254254C Assure safety of the neighbors in the Bay/Green Street area. Councillor Sullivan. Order # 20. scanJun 12
  255. 255255C Institute police foot patrol in the Harrington School area. Councillor Galluccio. Order # 33. scanJun 12
  256. 256256C Patient and visitors taxi service at the Mt. Auburn Hospital. Councillor Galluccio. Order # 34. scanJun 12
  257. 257257C Add pedestrian lights on both sides of the street on Rindge Avenue. Councillor Triantafillou. Order # 40. scanJun 12
  258. 258258C Have the owners of Jerry's Pit clean up the area. Councillor Galluccio. Order # 44. scanJun 12
  259. 259259C Quincy Square Design Committee. Councillor Sullivan. Order # 48. scanJun 12
  260. 260260C Direct the Rent Control Board not to increase annual rentals beyond 5%. Councillors Duehay, Born, Triantafillou and Mayor Reeves. Calendar Item # 2. scanJun 12
  261. 261261C Ensure that public telephones throughout the city are kept properly maintained, cleaned, operative and free of graffiti. Councillor Duehay. Order # 1. - Report received 9/11/95. See Agenda # 28 of 9/11/95. scanJun 19
  262. 262262C Provide City Council with an update on the lawsuit with Portland Stoneware. Councillor Duehay Order # 2. - rep received & tabled on 11/6/95. Report placed on file 11/20/95 - See Calendar Item # 19 of 11/20/95. scanJun 19
  263. 263263C Submit an update on the status of various streets to the City Council. - Blakeslee St, Camp St. Vice Mayor Russell. May St, Concord Ave Order # 3. Report received & Alma Boudreau Library[?] 11/6/95 - See Agenda # 12 of 11/6/95 scanJun 19
  264. 264264C Inspection of the alley way between #9 Upland Road and the corner block for rubbish. Vice Mayor Russell. Order # 4. scanJun 19
  265. 265265C Placing a marker at the Sleeper Tot Lot at the corner of Harvey Street and Cedar Street. Vice Mayor Russell Order # 7. scanJun 19
  266. 266266C Reduction to 10 m.p.h. in the area of school zones. Councillor Sullivan Order # 14. scanJun 19
  267. 267267C Set up a Committee to prepare for the opening of the Senior Center in September. Vice Mayor Russell Order # 16. scanJun 19
  268. 268268C Pedestrian signals at the Harvard Square crossing on the Nini's Corner. Councillor Born Order # 21. scanJun 19
  269. 269269C Increase the Police presence in the East Cambridge Wellington-Harrington neighborhood. Councillor Toomey. Order # 24. scanJun 19
  270. 270270C Police car be stationed frequently at the intersection of Chauncy and Massachusetts Avenue to ticket cars who run red light. Councillor Born. Order # 27. scanJun 19
  271. 271271C Extra police coverage be assigned at the closing times of the Hong Kong Restaurant and the Bow and Arrow bars to control rowdiness. Councillor Born Order #28. scanJun 19
  272. 272272C Several repairs to be done at Reverend Williams Park. Councillors Sullivan, Triantafillou. Order # 32. scanJun 19
  273. 273273C Walden Street bridge is in serious disrepair. Councillor Duehay, Vice Mayor Russell. Order # 34. — Report received 9/11/95. See Agenda #17 of 9/11/95. scanJun 19
  274. 274274C Clean weeds in front of the MBTA car barns on Massachusetts Avenue and at the bridge at Holworthy and Belmont Streets. Vice Mayor Russell, Councillor Triantafillou. Order # 36. scanJun 19
  275. 275275C Use outside consultants to review, study and analyze the City's current and projected operating expenditures with a consultant. Councillor Sullivan. Order # 39. (Report received 6/26/95. See Agenda # 18 of 6/26/95.) scanJun 19
  276. 276276C Restore trucking ban sign at River Street and Memorial Drive. Councillors Duehay, Triantafillou. Order # 40. scanJun 19
  277. 277277C REFERRED TO THE CITY MANAGER - Communication was received from residents of the Walden Street area regarding hazardous conditions on Walden Street. scanJun 19
  278. 278278C Order submitted by Councillor Triantafillou regarding a draft budget for future discussions by the City Council. Calendar # 2. (Report received 6/26/95. See Agenda # 18 of 6/26/95.) scanJun 19
  279. 279279C FAILED OF ADOPTION - Order submitted by Councillors Triantafillou and Born regarding land taking for the purpose of siting of Lowell Institute School. Calendar # 3. scanJun 19
  280. 280280C Order submitted by Councillor Born regarding a survey of pesticides and insecticides in Cambridge. Calendar # 4. scanJun 19
  281. 281281C Set up meeting with the abuttors of the new Haggerty school to discuss their concerns regarding security and safety measures. Vice Mayor Russell. Order # 2. scanJun 26
  282. 282282C City's cooperation in the Doc Linskey Road Race. Councillor Sullivan. Order # 5. scanJun 26
  283. 283283C Confer with MBTA regarding the placement of a fence at the railroad tracks at the crossing at Walden Square. Councillor Sullivan. Order # 6. scanJun 26
  284. 284284C Restoring bus service on Broadway between Harvard and Kendall Square. Councillor Galluccio. Order # 8. scanJun 26
  285. 285285C Confer with Inspectional Services regarding contacting owner of premises located at the corner of Suffolk and Norfolk Streets to remove graffiti on said building. Councillor Galluccio. Order # 9. scanJun 26
  286. 286286C Present city policy regarding employees being assaulted by a member of the public, while on duty. Councillor Toomey. Order # 12. — Report received 9/11/95. See Agenda # 19 of 9/11/95. scanJun 26
  287. 287287C Planning process and public input/review of proposed development of 2 Canal Park. Councillor Toomey. Order # 13. - Report received 9/11/95. See Agenda # 36 of 9/11/95. scanJun 26
  288. 288288C Public safety concerns relating to the East Cambridge Community vis a vis the July 4th Esplanade Concert and firework display. Councillor Toomey. Order # 14. scanJun 26
  289. 289289C Task force to make recommendations to improve pedestrian safety on busy streets and intersections as a result of a tragic automobile accident which took the life of a seven year old boy on Columbia Street on June 20, 1995. Councillors Toomey and Sullivan. Order # 18. scanJun 26
  290. 290290C Allowing a right turn on red at the corner of Massachusetts Avenue and Cedar Street. Councillor Triantafillou. Order # 19. - Report received 9/11/95 - See Agenda # 4 of 9/11/95. scanJun 26
  291. 291291C Efforts to relocate personnel from the Rent Control Board. Councillor Triantafillou. Order # 20. - Report received 9/11/95. See Agenda 9/11/95 # 16. scanJun 26
  292. 292292C Replacing the Dottin Square sign at the corner of Howard Street and Western Avenue. Councillor Toomey. Order # 22. scanJun 26
  293. 293293C Plan a ceremony for the hanging of Drug Free School Zone signs. Councillor Sullivan. Order # 23. scanJun 26
  294. 294294C Improving lighting on Market Street. Councillor Sullivan. Order # 24. scanJun 26
  295. 295295C Replacement of sand at the Tot Lot at the Cambridge Common. Councillor Born. Order # 26. (Report received 7/31/95 - See Agenda # 17 of 7/31/95.) scanJun 26
  296. 296296C Completion of repairs and improvements at the McCrehan Pool in preparation for the June 25, 1995 opening. Councillor Born. Order # 27. scanJun 26
  297. 297297C Waiving parking permit/visitor's pass system when hosing an event at residents homes. Councillor Duehay. Order # 31. - report received 9/11/95 - See Agenda # 2 of 9/11/95 scanJun 26
  298. 298298C New regulations as it relates to 9 year taxis. Councillor Sullivan. Order # 33. (Report received 7/31/95 - See Agenda # 6 of 7/31/95.) scanJun 26
  299. 299299C Fiscal impact of the local acceptance of Chapter 32 Section 90 Subsections A, C and D regarding retirees. Councillor Sullivan. Order # 34. - rep received 11/6/95 - See Agenda # 33 of 11/6/95 scanJun 26
  300. 300300C School crossing guard at Concord Avenue and Madison Street in front of St. Peter's school. Councillor Galluccio. Order # 35. scanJun 26
  301. 301301C Creation of a corporate vehicle that would enable the Cambridge Hospital Community Health Network to continue to meet the needs of our community. Councillor Toomey. Order # 36. - report received 11/6/95. - See Agenda # 10 of 11/6/95. scanJun 26
  302. 302302C Replacing the mats as well as facility upgrades at the Harvard Street Tot Lot. Councillor Galluccio. Order # 40. scanJun 26
  303. 303303C Determine whether people using are conditioners are violating the noise ordinance. Vice Mayor Russell. Order # 44. - Report received 9/11/95 - See Agenda # 5 of 9/11/95 scanJun 26
  304. 304304C A list of businesses who have left the City in the past three years. Vice Mayor Russell. Order # 45. scanJun 26
  305. 305305C Refuse to accept workfare participants. Mayor Reeves. Order # 47. scanJun 26
  306. 306306C Recent installation of a cross bar and transformer in the vicinity of 29 Hollis Street. Vice Mayor Russell. Order # 55. scanJun 26
  307. 307307C PLACED ON FILE - Order re: approval not be granted for a temporary community garden and no apprval [circled; margin note: Approval] for a community garden at Russell Field be allowed until a community process is undertaken. Calendar Item # 12. scanJun 26
  308. 308308C Reduction of the tax levy portion of the budget. Councillors Sullivan, Toomey, Galluccio and Vice Mayor Russell. Calendar Item # 14. - Report received 10/2/95 - See Agenda # 15 of 10/2/95 - Referred to Finance Committee. scanJun 26
  309. 309309C Install four-way stop sign at the intersection of Sciarappa and Spring Streets. Councillor Toomey. Order # 9. scanJul 31
  310. 310310C Increase lighting on Warren and Cambridge Streets near Miller River. Councillor Toomey. Order # 29. scanJul 31
  311. 311311C Increase police presence in the Wellington-Harrington neighborhood. Councillor Toomey. Order # 30. scanJul 31
  312. 312312C Low hanging wires at the intersection of Field and Chilton Streets. Councillor Sullivan. Order # 32. scanJul 31
  313. 313313C Cambridge Family YMCA Road Race and Children's Costume Run, October 29, 1995. Councillor Sullivan. Order # 33. scanJul 31
  314. 314314C Develop a plan so citizens can pay all their City bills at City Hall. Councillors Sullivan and Born. Order # 35. scanJul 31
  315. 315315C Dangerous condition of fire apparatus in the Commonwealth. Councillor Sullivan. Order # 36. — Report received 9/11/95. See Agenda #10 of 9/11/95. scanJul 31
  316. 316316C Action plan needed for the City during heat waves to protect our citizens. Councillor Sullivan. Order # 37. — Report received 9/11/95. See Agenda # 13 of 9/11/95. scanJul 31
  317. 317317C Minimize bus routes onto residential streets during sewer and street work. Councillor Sullivan. Order # 38. scanJul 31
  318. 318318C Ensure that the W.R. Grace site is in the best interests of the neighborhood. Councillor Triantafillou. Order # 41. scanJul 31
  319. 319319C Lower speed limit on Concord Ave. to twenty-five miles per hour. Vice Mayor Russell. Order # 43. scanJul 31
  320. 320320C Safety concerns of the residents of Walden Square Apartments for railroad under pass. Vice Mayor Russell. Order # 45. scanJul 31
  321. 321321C Place a "Stop Here On Red" in the vicinity of 2 Mt. Auburn Street. Vice Mayor Russell. Order # 48. scanJul 31
  322. 322322C Urge the Fresh Pond Golf Course to offer resident weekday discount greens fee. Councillor Galluccio. Order # 51. - report received 11/6/95 - See agenda # 18 of 11/6/95. scanJul 31
  323. 323323C Rationale of the recent personnel changes at the East Cambridge Library. Councillor Toomey. Order # 52. - Report received 9/11/95. See agenda # 9 of 9/11/95. scanJul 31
  324. 324324C Better attention paid to cleaning of Columbia Street. Mayor Reeves. Order # 62. scanJul 31
  325. 325325C Provisions for watering landscaping at public spaces. Councillor Born. Order # 71. scanJul 31
  326. 326326C Data on trucks using city streets as the situation appears to have worsened. Councillor Born. Order # 72. scanJul 31
  327. 327327C Safety issues concerning the railway underpass. Councillor Born. Order # 73. - Report received 9/11/95. See agenda # 17 of 9/11/95 scanJul 31
  328. 328328C Special events Hotline which describes all the city events. Councillor Born. Order # 75. - report received 11/6/95 - See Agenda # 28 of 11/6/95. scanJul 31
  329. 329329C Incentive for children wearing bicycle helmets. Councillors Born, Vice Mayor Russell and Councillor Sullivan. Order # 77. scanJul 31
  330. 330330C The Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) for the Boston Region. Councillor Duehay. Order # 82. scanJul 31
  331. 331331C Rationale behind having promotional exams scheduled every two years for Fire Department. Vice Mayor Russell. Order # 86. - Report received 9/11/95. See Agenda # 15 of 9/11/95. scanJul 31
  332. 332332C Investigate background of Diversified Steel Erections, Inc. Councillor Toomey. Order # 89. scanJul 31
  333. 333333C Adult Education or Youth Centers Programs can offer self-defense classes on a regular basis. & violence against women Councillor Triantafillou. Order # 90. Rep. received 9/18/95 & referred back to City mgr. - See Agenda # 2 of 9/18/95. scanJul 31
  334. 334334C Security for the Cambridge Caribbean Carnival to be held on Saturday, August 12, 1995. Councillor Triantafillou. Order # 91. scanJul 31
  335. 335335C Report the administration's comments on the proposed residency requirement to the Ordinance Committee. Councillor Toomey. Order # 93. scanJul 31
  336. 336336C Establish an advisory sports and fitness taskforce. Councillor Galluccio. Order # 95. scanJul 31
  337. 337337C Establish a voluntary handicapped accessible taxi fleet without increasing the number of existing taxi medallions. Councillor Galluccio. Order # 96. scanJul 31
  338. 338338C Senior/disabled pick-up program for residents seeking to dispose of household hazardous waste and containments. Councillor Galluccio. Order # 97. scanJul 31
  339. 339339C Replacing two trees on Binney Street and Cardinal Medeiros Avenue. Councillor Toomey. Order # 98. scanJul 31
  340. 340340C Speed up the pace of the work on gas main replacement on River Street. Councillor Born. Order # 99. scanJul 31
  341. 341341C Erect a banner for this year's Cambridge Carnival in Central Square. Mayor Reeves and Councillor Triantafillou. Order # 103. scanJul 31
  342. 342342C Repair fountains at the OLD MORSE PARK and provide drinking water. Mayor Reeves and Councillor Triantafillou. Order # 104. scanJul 31
  343. 343343C Prepserve and protect all historical buildings in Harvard Square. Councillor Duehay, Mayor Reeves and Councillor Triantafillou. Order # 106. - Report received 6/24/96 Agenda #29 of 6/24/96. scanJul 31
  344. 344344C Remove pay phones on Cambridge Street/Broadway and Clarke/Broadway. Councillors Toomey and Triantafillou. Order # 107. scanJul 31
  345. 345345C Amount of state money certified on Cherry Street. Councillors Duehay and Sullivan. Order # 108. scanJul 31
  346. 346346C Enforcement of hours of operation of Warren Pals Playground. Councillor Sullivan and Vice Mayor Russell. Order # 111. scanJul 31
  347. 347347C Post barbeque regulations at McMath Park on Pemberton Street. Vice Mayor Russell. Order # 112. scanJul 31
  348. 348348C REFERRED TO THE CITY MANAGER - Communication was received from the Cambridge Tenants Union regarding Greater Boston Real Estate Board vs. Boston Rent Equity Board and Massachusetts Tenants Organization. scanJul 31
  349. 349349C REFERRED TO THE CITY MANAGER - Communication was received from Nancy Freullo, 388 Harvard Street requesting she received all notifications and updates on the Quincy Square Development. scanJul 31
  350. 350350C REFERRED TO THE CITY MANAGER - Communication received from Arthur Santoro, Taxi Advisory Committee requesting permission to speak at this Council meeting regarding N.S. Shuttle and operating in Cambridge. scanJul 31
  351. 351351C REFERRED TO THE CITY MANAGER - Communication was received from Forest City Development regarding the construction of the new phase of University Park. scanJul 31
  352. 352352C REFERRED TO THE CITY MANAGER - Communication received from Elizabeth Clarke , 3 Hancock Street, requesting permission to speak at this City Council meeting regarding Widow's Property Tax Benefits. scanJul 31
  353. 353353C REFERRED TO THE CITY MANAGER - Communication was received from River Street abutters regarding a gas leak on River Street and rehabilitation of Boston Gas Main Lines. scanJul 31
  354. 354354C REFERRED TO THE CITY MANAGER - Communication was received from the Department of Public Utilities regarding a notice of filing and notice of public hearing in reference reviewing procedures by which additional energy resources are planned, solicited and procured by Cambridge Electric Light Company and Commonwealth Electric Company. scanJul 31
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  361. 361361C Repairing or replacing the sidewalks on Fresh Pond Parkway. Councillor Sullivan Order # 28 scanSep 11
  362. 362362C Uniform posting of the Rules and Regulations Hours of Operation in each recreational facility owned by the City. Councillor Toomey Order # 31. scanSep 11
  363. 363363C Whether a restriction on the age of ownership of certain breeds of dogs can be imposed. Councillor Toomey Order # 32. - rep received & Charter Righted on 11/6/95. scanSep 11
  364. 364364C Installing a four way stop sign at the intersection of Amory Street and St. Mary's Road. Councillor Toomey Order # 42. scanSep 11
  365. 365365C Concerns identified during Crime Walk on August 30, 1995 by the North Cambridge Crime Task Force. Vice Mayor Russell Order # 58. - report received 10/2/95. See Agenda # 8 of 10/2/95. scanSep 11
  366. 366366C Report siting of any new facilities away from the main hospital campus. Vice Mayor Russell and Councillor Sullivan Order # 60. - report received 11/6/95 See Agenda # 35 of 11/6/95 scanSep 11
  367. 367367C Enforcement of the Drug Free School Zone signs installed at the Maynard School. Councillor Sullivan Order # 78. scanSep 11
  368. 368368C Repair sinkholes in front of the premises numbered 39 Cushing Street and 10 Holworthy Street. Councillor Sullivan Order # 80. scanSep 11
  369. 369369C Clean and Deodorize the catch basins in the vicinity of Magoun Street, Madison Avenue, Foch Street, Gladstone, Richard Ave., Matignon Road, Churchill Ave and Gold Star Road. Vice Mayor Russell Order # 82. scanSep 11
  370. 370370C Enforce truck ban in Fresh Pond Parkway between Mt. Auburn Street and Huron Avenue. Vice Mayor Russell Order # 83. scanSep 11
  371. 371371C Replace the street name sign for Montgomery Street at the corner of Rindge and Montgomery. Vice Mayor Russell Order # 84. scanSep 11
  372. 372372C Install a Police Call Box at Linear Park, between Cameron Avenue and the Somerville line. Vice Mayor Russell Order # 86. - rep. received[?] & tabled on 11/6/95 scanSep 11
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  385. 385385C Install signage indicating "Stop here on Red" on Walden Street. Councillor Born Order # 99. scanSep 11
  386. 386386C Icy sidewalks on Somerville Avenue near Porter Square adjoining the railroad tracks. Councillor Born Order # 100. - Report received 10/2/95. See agenda #4. of 10/2/95. scanSep 11
  387. 387387C Increase the level of maintenance on the fleet of trash collection trucks. Councillor Born Order # 102. scanSep 11
  388. 388388C Urgent need for public recreation skating in Cambridge. Councillor Born Order # 103. scanSep 11
  389. 389389C Moving the bus stop closer to the "T" station at Porter Square. Councillor Born Order # 104. Report received 11/6/95 - See agenda # 14 of 11/6/95. scanSep 11
  390. 390390C Clean the catch basins on Fulkerson Street. Councillor Sullivan Order # 106. scanSep 11
  391. 391391C Encourage all to participate in the Lolly O'Brien Walk-A-Thon on October 15, 1995. Councillor Sullivan and Vice Mayor Russell Order # 113. scanSep 11
  392. 392392C REFERRED TO THE CITY MANAGER - Communication was received from Howard Gardner, Professor of Education, Harvard University, regarding his concern about a traffic sign that stands at the corner of Brattle Street and Fresh Pond Lane. scanSep 11
  393. 393393C REFERRED TO THE CITY MANAGER - Communication received from the staff of the Morse School, 40 Granite Street, Cambridge, in regards to parking opportunities. scanSep 11
  394. 394394C Ban the use of voice mail in departments, boards and commissions of the City of Cambridge. Councillor Sullivan Order # 1. scanSep 18
  395. 395395C Install lighting at the Tobin Tot Lot on Concord Avenue. Vice Mayor Russell Order # 3. - Report received 10/2/95. See Agenda # 12 of 10/2/95. scanSep 18
  396. 396396C Possibility of installing some lighting on Leonard Russell bridge on Huron Avenue. Vice Mayor Russell Order # 4. - Report received 10/2/95. See Agenda # 9 of 10/2/95. scanSep 18
  397. 397397C Cleaning up litter on Willow Street and Berkshire Street around Donnelly Field. Vice Mayor Russell Order # 5. scanSep 18
  398. 398398C Inspect Magoun Street to determine the cause of the depression in the road in the vicinity of number 36. Vice Mayor Russell Order # 6. - Report received 10/2/95. See Agenda # 6 of 10/2/95. scanSep 18
  399. 399399C Inspect signage at Sargent Street to determine if all "One-Way" signs are in place. Vice Mayor Russell Order # 7. scanSep 18
  400. 400400C Monitor and enforce rules of the road as they relate to the operation of the Kendall Square Cinemas. Councillor Toomey Order # 10. scanSep 18
  401. 401401C Conduct a study on how to best prevent traffic congestion and public safety hazards for school children at St. Peter's School on Concord Avenue. Vice Mayor Russell Order # 11. - Report received 10/23/95 - See Agenda # 5 of 10/23/95 scanSep 18
  402. 402402C Upkeep of area and bench installed in honor of Mary Conlan in small park just north of Cambridge Common. Councillor Duehay Order # 12. scanSep 18
  403. 403403C Find an area where young people in North Cambridge could play street hockey. Vice Mayor Russell Order # 13. scanSep 18
  404. 404404C Clean up vacant lot at Hollis Street and Massachusetts Avenue. Councillor Triantafillou Order # 14. - Report received 10/2/95. See Agenda # 2 of 10/2/95. scanSep 18
  405. 405405C Congratulations to Alewife Study Group and establishment of committee to discuss recommendations. Councillor Triantafillou Order # 15. scanSep 18
  406. 406406C "Slow-School" sign on Standish Street near the corner of Vassal Lane where the Tobin School is located. Vice Mayor Russell Order # 16. scanSep 18
  407. 407407C Repair the retaining wall at the Third Street Fire Station. Councillor Sullivan Order # 17 scanSep 18
  408. 408408C Place a guard at the intersection of Howard Street and Western Avenue as a result of numerous safety complaints. Mayor Reeves Order # 23. scanSep 18
  409. 409409C Install a "Dead End" sign at the entrance of Oakland Street. Councillor Toomey Order # 24. scanSep 18
  410. 410410C Step up enforcement of truck traffic travelling on Prospect Street from Central Square to Somerville. Councillor Toomey Order # 25. scanSep 18
  411. 411411C Condition of the tennis courts throughout the City, with particular attention to the deteriorated playing surfaces at Corporal Burns Playground Court. Councillor Born Order # 26 - report received 11/6/95. See agenda # 27 of 11/6/95 scanSep 18
  412. 412412C Report on "unwrite" of some environmental protection rules regarding commercial and industrial filings for various permits. Councillor Born Order # 28. — report received 10/30/95. See Agenda # 4 of 10/30/95 scanSep 18
  413. 413413C Install proper signage on Columbia Street to slow traffic for children crossing. Councillor Galluccio Order # 29. scanSep 18
  414. 414414C Replace the sidewalk at the premises numbered 42 Maple Avenue. Councillor Toomey Order # 31. scanSep 18
  415. 415415C Update repair schedule for the sidewalk on Max Avenue. Councillor Toomey Order # 32 — rep received 11/6/95. See Agenda # 19 of 11/6/95. scanSep 18
  416. 416416C Replace the sidewalk at the corner of Monsignor O'Brien Highway and Sciarappa Street. Councillor Toomey Order # 33. scanSep 18
  417. 417417C Survey the sidewalks on Cambridge Street and repair the portions that are sinking and causing unsafe pedestrian traffic. Councillor Toomey Order # 34. scanSep 18
  418. 418418C Incorporate Park Avenue in the Resident Sticker Program. Councillor Galluccio Order # 37. scanSep 18
  419. 419419C REFERRED TO THE CITY MANAGER - Communication was received from Joseph Joseph, transmitting a letter and petition with regard to a "Notice of an Initial Site Investigation". scanSep 18
  420. 420420C REFERRED TO THE CITY MANAGER - Communication was received from Lisa W. Birk, transmitting a summary and recommendations made by the Alewife Study Group, a subcommittee of the North Cambridge Stabilization Committee. scanSep 18
  421. 421421C Circumstances regarding the various "spills" that have occurred at Deran Confectionery and what steps are being taken to remedy the situation. Councillor Toomey Order # 10. report received 11/6/95. See agenda # 8 of 11/6/95. scanOct 2
  422. 422422C Install an audio signal light at Alewife Brook Parkway and Mass Avenue to ensure the safe passage of visually impaired individuals. Vice Mayor Russell Order # 12. scanOct 2
  423. 423423C Install new markings to better identify the bicycle lanes on Huron Avenue. Vice Mayor Russell Order # 13. scanOct 2
  424. 424424C Ensure the safety of the residents of the Cambridgeport area against sexual assaults. Councillor Sullivan Order # 21. scanOct 2
  425. 425425C Scheduled date for Cambridge River Festival not to coincide with Harvard University students arriving to begin the fall term. Councillor Duehay Order # 23. scanOct 2
  426. 426426C Install a Flag Pole at Rindge Field. Councillor Toomey Order # 25. scanOct 2
  427. 427427C Reduce to writing the role of privately or publicly organized celebrations by Traffic, Parking and Transportation Department. Councillor Toomey Order # 26. scanOct 2
  428. 428428C Repair the road surface on Gold Star Ct. Vice Mayor Russell Order # 27. - rep received 11/6/95 - See Agenda # 19 of 11/6/95. scanOct 2
  429. 429429C Several issues of concern resulting from the North Cambridge Crime Task force "Crime Walk". Vice Mayor Russell Order # 29. - rep. received 11/6/95. See Agenda # 34 of 11/6/95 scanOct 2
  430. 430430C Post a sign on Massachusetts Avenue alerting drivers that they are approaching a school bus stop at intersection of Beech Street and Mass Avenue. Councillor Sullivan Order # 30. scanOct 2
  431. 431431C Enforcement of the truck restrictions and speed limit restrictions in the area of Western Avenue and River Streets. Councillor Sullivan Order # 31. scanOct 2
  432. 432432C Report on when the roads in the area of Putnam and Western Avenues and River Street will be repaired. Councillor Sullivan Order # 32. scanOct 2
  433. 433433C Confer with the Police Commissioner relative to gang activity in the City and the removal of the "tagging" or marking of territory by way of graffiti. Councillor Sullivan Order # 33. scanOct 2
  434. 434434C Tow trucks in the Porter Square Shopping Center using excessive speed. Vice Mayor Russell Order # 34 scanOct 2
  435. 435435C First annual Turkey Day Challenge match-up between the Cambridge Rindge and Latin Falcons and Everett High School. Councillor Galluccio Order # 35. scanOct 2
  436. 436436C Speed up the street sweeping process in smaller areas of the City. Councillor Born Order # 40. scanOct 2
  437. 437437C Put a crossing guard in place in front of St. Peter's School. Vice Mayor Russell Order # 54. scanOct 2
  438. 438438C Communication was received from Elizabeth P. Clark, 3 Hancock Street, requesting permission to be heard regarding a tax abatement. scanOct 2
  439. 439439C Establish a position of summer golf youth coordinator to encourage participation by Cambridge young people in the game of golf. Councillors Galluccio, Sullivan and Vice Mayor Russell. Calendar Item # 1. scanOct 2
  440. 440440C Reduce the junior rate at the Thomas P. O'Neill, Jr. Golf Course at Fresh Pond. Councillor Galluccio and Vice Mayor Russell. Calendar Item # 2. scanOct 2
  441. 441441C Review the process presently in place regarding field permits and institute preference to Cambridge youth. Councillors Galluccio, Born, Duehay, Sullivan, Triantafillou and Vice Mayor Russell. Calendar Item # 3. scanOct 2
  442. 442442C Determine whether both sides of Cameron Avenue handicap ramps "line up" so that wheelchair bound people can traverse Cameron Avenue safely as they travel Linear Park between Alewife and Davis Square. Vice Mayor Russell Order # 1. scanOct 16
  443. 443443C Paint lines on Homer Avenue, due to the fact that vehicles entering Star Market parking lot are travelling in the left hand lane, endangering cars which may be exiting Homer Avenue. Vice Mayor Russell Order # 2. scanOct 16
  444. 444444C Excessively high interest rate for late payments on water bills. Vice Mayor Russell Order # 5. - report received and tabled on 11/6/95. scanOct 16
  445. 445445C Expenses incurred by outside consultants in preparation of Haggerty and Agassiz School dedication ceremony. Councillor Toomey Order # 7. - report received 12/11/95 - See Agenda # 2 of 12/11/95 scanOct 16
  446. 446446C Longer hours for Dana Park. Councillor Triantafillou Order # 16. scanOct 16
  447. 447447C Residents of Putnam Avenue suffering the impacts of uncontrolled truck traffic. Councillor Galluccio Order # 29. scanOct 16
  448. 448448C Objection to the installation of a new asphalt sidewalk by the MDC on the odd-numbered side of Fresh Pond Parkway. Councillor Duehay Order # 30. scanOct 16
  449. 449449C Repair of the brick sidewalk on the odd side of Sparks Street. Councillor Duehay Order # 31. scanOct 16
  450. 450450C Complaints regarding the cleanliness of the bus stop shelters in Porter Square and on Concord Avenue near Tobin School. Vice Mayor Russell Order # 36. scanOct 16
  451. 451451C Signage indicating "right lane for right turn" at the corner of Rindge Avenue and Alewife Brook Parkway. Vice Mayor Russell Order # 37. - report received and tabled 11/6/94 scanOct 16
  452. 452452C Status of any pending legislation prohibiting housing authorities from locating mentally ill persons or substance abusers in elderly housing buildings. Councillor Galluccio Order # 39. - rep. received 11/6/95. See Agenda # 23 of 11/6/95. scanOct 16
  453. 453453C Install pedestrian signals at Memorial Drive at Riverside or Western Avenue. Councillor Born Order # 40. scanOct 16
  454. 454454C City leaders [Boston] discuss plan to simplify zoning code. Councillor Sullivan Order # 42. — report received 11/6/95 - see agenda # 31 of 11/6/95. scanOct 16
  455. 455455C Develop a plan for the periodic cleaning of Cambridge Street. Councillor Sullivan Order # 43. scanOct 16
  456. 456456C Cambridge Police Department enforcement of the speed limit on Albany Street. Mayor Reeves Order # 46. scanOct 16
  457. 457457C Report to the Council on the current status of the "Tech 2000" plan. Councillor Sullivan Order # 50. — report received 11/6/95 - see agenda # 11 of 11/6/95[?]. scanOct 16
  458. 458458C Increase the police presence in the Miller River area due to the stabbing of an elderly woman this morning. Councillors Toomey and Triantafillou Order # 58. scanOct 16
  459. 459459C Individuals still collecting pensions who retired on disability prior to August of 1970 at less than 72%. Vice Mayor Russell Order # 59. — report received 10/30/95 — See Agenda # 2 of 10/30/95 scanOct 16
  460. 460460C Loss and theft of patient clothing and belongings at the Cambridge Hospital. Councillors Triantafillou and Toomey Order # 61. – rep rec 11/6/95 - See Agenda # 21 of 11/6/95 scanOct 16
  461. 461461C Actions taken to ensure the safety of the residents of the Cambridgeport area. Councillor Triantafillou Order # 65. scanOct 16
  462. 462462C Educational standards for massage therapists as a condition for Inspectional Service Department sign-off. Councillor Sullivan Order # 66. – report received 10/30/95 See Agenda # 3 of 10/30/95. scanOct 16
  463. 463463C Request from MIT and FOREST CITY RENTAL PROPERTIES CORPORATION for the discontinuance and conveyance of a portion of Blanche Street between Franklin and Green Street. Calendar Item Number One. scanOct 16
  464. 464464C Install a "blind driveway" sign in the vicinity of 98-100 Sherman Street. Councillor Sullivan Order # 3. scanOct 23
  465. 465465C Add "Cottage Court" to the list of streets to be plowed. Vice Mayor Russell Order # 4. scanOct 23
  466. 466466C Replace the "Glacken Field" sign at said field. Vice Mayor Russell Order # 9. scanOct 23
  467. 467467C Add Sidney Street to the sidewalk replacement list. Councillor Sullivan Order # 10. scanOct 23
  468. 468468C Improve the lights at the park on Lopez Street. Councillor Galluccio Order # 18. scanOct 23
  469. 469469C Report on whether Ericsson Street is a public or private way. Councillor Galluccio Order # 19. scanOct 23
  470. 470470C Trim the trees at the corner of Sixth Street and Gore Street which are obstructing visibility near the park. Councillor Galluccio Order # 21. scanOct 23
  471. 471471C Ensure that we submit a grant proposal for the "New Domestic Violence and Law Enforcement Grant". Councillor Sullivan Order # 22. scanOct 23
  472. 472472C Support of "An Act Providing for the Construction and Rehabilitation of Police and Fire Stations in the Commonwealth." Councillor Sullivan Order # 25. scanOct 23
  473. 473473C Increase the lighting on Elm Street and Hampshire Street. Councillor Toomey Order # 27. scanOct 23
  474. 474474C Confer with the Postmaster regarding late mail delivery on Locust Street. Councillor Galluccio Order # 28. scanOct 23
  475. 475475C Report with a list of regulations, ordinances, policies and other steps the City can lawfully adopt to address the problem of truck traffic on Cambridge Street. Councillor Sullivan Order # 30. scanOct 23
  476. 476476C Work with city officials to achieve solutions to the problem of truck traffic on Cambridge Street. Councillors Duehay and Born Order # 31. scanOct 23
  477. 477477C Take steps to increase pedestrian safety at the corner of Dudley and Cedar Streets and on Sherman Street at Danehy Park. Councillor Triantafillou Order # 1. scanOct 30
  478. 478478C Update on the plans for a new West Cambridge Youth Center. Councillor Galluccio Order # 3. - report received 2/5/96. See Agenda #13 dated 2/5/96 scanOct 30
  479. 479479C Status of any plans for an off-site alternative high school for disruptive students. Councillor Galluccio Order # 4. - Report received 3/25/96 (recessed mtg.) Agenda #8 of 3/18/96 " " scanOct 30
  480. 480480C Add May Street and Lawn Court to the resurfacing project. Councillor Galluccio Order # 5. scanOct 30
  481. 481481C Status report on the arrangements for outdoor ice skating for the upcoming year. Councillor Galluccio Order # 6. - report received 12/11/95 - See Agenda # 3 of 12/11/95 - scanOct 30
  482. 482482C Confer with the Commissioner of Public Works and the Traffic, Parking and Transportation Department to set up a meeting with the residents of Norfolk Street to listen to their concerns. Vice Mayor Russell Order # 7. scanOct 30
  483. 483483C Replace "No Turn on Red" sign on Cameron Avenue. Councillor Sullivan Order # 9. scanOct 30
  484. 484484C Review and determine the status of environmental issues pertaining to the W.R. Grace site. Councillor Triantafillou Order # 11. scanOct 30
  485. 485485C Investigate and repair intercom system at the Millers River Apartments. Councillor Toomey Order # 16. scanOct 30
  486. 486486C Look into the number of serious accidents that are occurring at the intersection of Third Street and Binney Street. Councillor Galluccio Order # 18. scanOct 30
  487. 487487C Install a handicapped accessible sidewalk ramp at the Haggerty School, on the Lawn Street side. Councillor Sullivan Order # 19. scanOct 30
  488. 488488C Increase fines for trucks violating the weight bearing restrictions on City Roads. Councillor Triantafillou Order # 21. scanOct 30
  489. 489489C Contact the M.B.T.A. regarding bus signs in Central Square. Mayor Reeves Order # 22. scanOct 30
  490. 490490C Arrange a meeting with M.B.T.A. and residents of Lyndon B. Johnson Apartments to remedy the problem of handicap accessibility and snow shoveling at bus stops. Mayor Reeves Order # 23. scanOct 30
  491. 491491C Repaint the crosswalks on Corporal McTerna Street for the crossing from Blessed Sacrament over to Dana Park. Councillor Galluccio Order # 34. scanOct 30
  492. 492492C Relief to tax payers who have received drastic assessment increases. Councillor Galluccio Order # 1. [handwritten: Report received 1/8/96 See Agenda Item #12 of 1/8/96] scanNov 6
  493. 493493C Get tax bills out in a more timely fashion and clearly designate the due date. Councillor Galluccio Order # 2. scanNov 6
  494. 494494C Confer with the MBTA relative to the opening of the turnstiles in Central Square. Councillor Sullivan Order # 4. scanNov 6
  495. 495495C Correct the problem of the sinking sewer on Cambridge Street at the corner of Marion Street. Councillor Toomey Order # 6. scanNov 6
  496. 496496C Increase the frequency of bus route #47, Pearl Street bus, as the seniors are waiting long periods of time for this bus. Councillor Sullivan Order # 7. scanNov 6
  497. 497497C Examine the soil content at Danehy Park. Mayor Reeves Order # 9. scanNov 6
  498. 498498C The synchronization and calibration of traffic lights on Walden Street from Huron Avenue to Massachusetts Avenue. Councillors Galluccio and Toomey Order # 13. scanNov 6
  499. 499499C Take the required steps to ban heavy trucks from Tremont Street. Councillor Duehay Order # 14. scanNov 6
  500. 500500C Request the City Manager to prepare a Home Rule Petition allowing the present fifteen individuals who are presently collecting a 66% pension to collect the maximum 72%. Vice Mayor Russell Order # 15. scanNov 6
  501. 501501C Allow the Drama Club at Matignon High School to place a small sign at the corner of Massachusetts Avenue and Churchill Avenue, indicating performances of the musical production "Oliver" on November 10th and 11th. Vice Mayor Russell Order # 16. scanNov 6
  502. 502502C Check the street lights and the pedestrian crossing light at the corner of Concord Avenue and Huron Avenue. Councillor Toomey Order # 18. scanNov 6
  503. 503503C Determine whether all buses, especially the Number 77 bus and the Lechmere bus, are equipped with workable chair lifts. Vice Mayor Russell Order # 30. scanNov 6
  504. 504504C Progress regarding plans for Russell Field improvements and reasons why changing facilities, which were initially included in the previous renovation plans, were not built. Councillor Triantafillou Order # 31. scanNov 6
  505. 505505C Improve storm drainage on Bishop Allen Drive, Columbia, School, Washington, Pine and Windsor Streets. Mayor Reeves Order # 1. scanNov 13
  506. 506506C Promulgate rules and regulations that would reinstitute the parking restrictions in municipal parking lot #14. Councillors Toomey and Sullivan Order # 11. scanNov 13
  507. 507507C Replace the Amatilde DeMello sign at Cambridge and Windor Street. Councillors Toomey and Sullivan Order # 12. scanNov 13
  508. 508508C Possibility of a two week "blitz campaign" on main thoroughfare to inform cyclist of their responsibilities through the use of signage. Vice Mayor Russell Order # 13. scanNov 13
  509. 509509C Royal Institutional Services reduction of benefits to their employees. Councillor Triantafillou and entire membership. Calendar Item # 2. scanNov 13
  510. 510510C Confer with the MBTA officials with a view in mind to restoring bus route #63 from Central Square to Cleveland Circle. Councillor Sullivan Order # 2. scanNov 20
  511. 511511C Transportation issues involving city departments use of vans and utilizing them to their highest and best use. Vice Mayor Russell Order # 4. scanNov 20
  512. 512512C Provide a detailed report and explanation of all linkage/ incentive ordinances. Councillor Galluccio Order # 6. scanNov 20
  513. 513513C Resolve the safety issues of access for large tractor trailers entering and exiting the Millbrook Storage Company on Gore Street. Councillor Toomey Order # 15. scanNov 20
  514. 514514C Develop systems to calculate the increase in residential tax revenue specifically and uniquely attributable to the loss of rent control protections. Mayor Reeves Order # 16. scanNov 20
  515. 515515C Order adopted - response to Awaiting Report Item Number Twenty-One of November 6, l995 regarding the regulation of newspaper dispenser boxes on public sidewalks. Calendar Item # 20. scanNov 20
  516. 516516C Specific law requiring the publication of legal notices in the newspaper. Councillor Toomey Order # 9. scanDec 11
  517. 517517C Investigate the conditions around the Alewife "T" Station and to determine whether all the pedestrian crosswalks are marked properly. Vice Mayor Russell Order # 10. scanDec 11
  518. 518518C Preparation and submission of Community Oriented Policing Service federal grants for COPS FAST and COPS MORE funds. Councillor Sullivan Order # 25. - Report received 3/25/96. Agenda # 4 of 3/25/96. scanDec 11
  519. 519519C Improvements which need to be made to the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Neighborhood Park. Mayor Reeves and Councillor Sullivan Order # 31. scanDec 11
  520. 520520C A system which includes the establishments of a "Graffiti Hot Line." Vice Mayor Russell, Councillors Toomey and Born. Order # 40. - Report received 3/4/96. Agenda #17 of 3/4/96. scanDec 11
  521. 521521C Parking restrictions and free parking on Saturdays during the holiday season. Councillor Toomey Order # 41. scanDec 11
  522. 522522C Mailing by the Rent Control Board to nonprotected tenants and related costs. Councillor Galluccio. Order # 45. Report received 2/5/96. See Agenda #6 of 2/5/96. scanDec 11
  523. 523523C Update on the phase out of the Rent Control Board. Councillor Galluccio. Order # 46. Report received 2/5/96. See Agenda #7 of 2/5/96. scanDec 11
  524. 524524C Removal of the "Yield" sign at the Fresh Pond Parkway and Concord Avenue rotary. Councillor Galluccio. Order # 47. scanDec 11
  525. 525525C Sports hotline to be set up to advertise high school sporting events. Councillor Galluccio. Order # 49. scanDec 11
  526. 526526C Kennedy, Rindge and Rafferty Parks added to this year's winter outdoor skating program. Councillor Galluccio Order # 50. scanDec 11
  527. 527527C Assessment of the practice of posting at polling places the names of all registered voters. Councillor Born. Order # 51. scanDec 11
  528. 528528C Negotiations between tenants nd owners of rental units losing protection to extend agreement for one year at an affordable rent. Councillors Triantafillou, Born and Mayor Reeves. Order # 54. scanDec 11
  529. 529529C Improve the visibility of the Pedestrian Cross Walk at 238 Prospect Street. Mayor Reeves Order # 56. scanDec 11
  530. 530530C Traffic congestion at the corner of Garden and Mason Streets. Councillor Duehay. Order # 59. scanDec 11
  531. 531531C Improve the street lighting at 86 Otis Street, at the corner of Otis and Sciarappa Streets. Councillor Sullivan Order # 62. scanDec 11
  532. 532532C Review advertising policy and consider putting advertisements in the paper that is the lowest responsible bidder meeting appropriate requirements. Councillor Sullivan Order # 67. scanDec 11
  533. 533533C Increase police visibility as well as police patrols in the Inman Square area to prevent armed robberies in the area. Councillor Toomey Order # 3. scanDec 18
  534. 534534C Report on excessively high increase in property value for District 15. Vice Mayor Russell Order # 11. Report received 1/29/96 See Agenda Item #9 of 1/29/96 scanDec 18
  535. 535535C Install "reduce speed" signs at the intersections of Huron Avenue and Standish Street and at Huron Avenue and Lakeview Avenue. Councillor Galluccio Order # 13. scanDec 18
  536. 536536C Opening a Community Policing Center in East Cambridge, and throughout all areas of the City. Councillor Sullivan Order # 21. scanDec 18
  537. 537537C Take whatever steps are necessary to initiate the process for filling the vacant position of City Arborist. Councillor Triantafillou Order # 29. Report received 2/5/96. See Agenda #20 dated 2/5/96 scanDec 18
  538. 538538C Investigate and repair the light timing mechanism on the holiday tree at Vellucci Park. Mayor Reeves Order # 35. scanDec 18
  539. 539539C Communication was received from Robert B. Boulrice, President, Central Square Neighborhood Coalition transmitting a letter regarding several items relating to the purchase of Purity Supreme by Stop & Shop which were discussed at a recent meeting. scanDec 18
  540. 540540C ORDER ADOPTED - Reconsideration filed by Councillor Toomey on the vote taken on December 11, 1995 adopting an order regarding the enforcement of the calendar/date aspects of Residential Parking Permits. scanDec 18
  541. 541541C The Ordinance Committee Report - for the purpose of considering a proposed Arsenal Square Extension of the Old Cambridge Historical District and/or a proposed landmark designation of 22, 24 and 26-28 Garden Street. Report received 10-7-96 Consent Agenda # 20 of 10-7-96 scanDec 18

Sundries

426 actions · № 1–428
  1. 11S Call of Special Meeting. scanJan 3
  2. 22S Call of Special Meeting. scanJan 4
  3. 33S Communication from Richard Clarey regarding the termination of rent control in Cambridge. scanJan 9
  4. 44S A communication was received from the family of Roger Reddick, Sr. thanking the City Council for their resolution. scanJan 9
  5. 55S A communication was received from the family of Mary G. Murphy thanking the City Council for their resolution. scanJan 9
  6. 66S Several communications were received from residents supporting the implementation of the Cambridge Vehicle Trip Reduction Ordinance. scanJan 9
  7. 77S 1993-1994 Annual Report. scanJan 9
  8. 88S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Nineteen regarding conducting an "equity audit" within each City Department. scanJan 9
  9. 99S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Seventeen regaridng safety concerns with the intersection of Mass. Avenue and Linnaean Street. (For original order see 1994 City Manager Requests # 426.) scanJan 9
  10. 1010S Resolution on enforcement of the Freedom of Access to Clinic Entrances Act. Mayor Reeves. Order # 9. scanJan 9
  11. 1111S Goals and Objectives of the Council be sent to the Government Operations Committee. Vice Mayor Russell. Order # 61. scanJan 9
  12. 1212S Order to amend discontinuing Pilgrim Street by extending the deadline. (Also see Sundries 1994 #328 and #498.) scanJan 9
  13. 1313S Communication from City Clerk transmitting communication from Governor Weld forwarding the new state law regarding rent control. scanJan 9
  14. 1414S Communication from Councillor Toomey regarding two home rule petitions that have been signed into law. scanJan 9
  15. 1515S PLACED ON FILE UNDER RULE NINETEEN OF THE CITY COUNCIL RULES - Order re: specific plans of the city to deal with tenant problems as a result of the passage of Question Nine. Councillors Triantafillou, Born, Duehay and Mayor Reeves. scanJan 9
  16. 1616S Arrange an informal meeting between the City Council and the School Committee. Councillors Sullivan, Born, Duehay, Myers, Galluccio, Triantafillou and Vice Mayor Russell. Order # 19. scanJan 23
  17. 1717S A communication was received from Bernard Meltzer thanking the Council for their resolution on the occasion of his eightieth birthday. scanJan 23
  18. 1818S A communication was received from Julie Saia regarding the curfew hours for street performers in Harvard Square. scanJan 23
  19. 1919S A communication was received from Robert LaTremouille, 348 Franklin Street, regarding the proposal of Councillor Duehay for condo conversion protection. scanJan 23
  20. 2020S A communication was received from Grace Thompson and family thanking the Council for their resolution. scanJan 23
  21. 2121S A communication was received from Arnold Schutzberg regarding affordable housing options. scanJan 23
  22. 2222S A communication was received from Alexia Hayes requesting permission to speak on the subject of grocery markets for the Cambridgeport/Riverside communities at the January 23, 1995 City Council Meeting. scanJan 23
  23. 2323S A communication was received from the Bennett family thanking the Council for the resolution on the death of their father. scanJan 23
  24. 2424S A communication was received from Cambridge Economic Opportunity Committee regarding the hearing on supermarket access in Cambridge. scanJan 23
  25. 2525S Several communications were received from various citizens regarding the Cambridge Vehicle Trip Reduction Ordinance. (Safe bicycle riding conditions) scanJan 23
  26. 2626S A communication was received from Shanti Renfrew regarding ticketing and he would like to speak during the public comment session. Report received 2/13/95. See Agenda # 8 of 2/13/95. scanJan 23
  27. 27A communication from Representative Timothy J. Toomey, Jr. regarding Chapter 215, "AN ACT PROVIDING THAT A CERTAIN LABORER IN THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS OF THE CITY OF CAMBRIDGE BE SUBJECT TO THE PROVISIONS OF THE CIVIL SERVICE LAW." scan—
  28. 28A communication was received regarding the corrected list of Cambridge City Council Committee assignments. scan—
  29. 29Report of the Housing and Community Development Committee, for a public meeting held January 5, 1995 for the purpose of discussing why there is no loan closing or construction start scheduled for Phase One of the Brookline Street housing, which is a requirement of the zoning for University Park. scan—
  30. 30Report of the Housing and Community Development Committee, for a public meeting held January 12, 1995 for the purpose of discussing opportunities for affordable housing in light of the recent change in rent control. scan—
  31. 31Report of the Food Policy Committee, for a public hearing held on January 11, 1995 for the purpose of discussing a report entitled "Supermarket Access in Cambridge." scan—
  32. 32Order - re: appreciation to the Small Property Owners for their responsible leadership. Councillor Galluccio. scan—
  33. 33ORDER ADOPTED - Acceptance of Chapter 209 of the Acts of l994 entitled "AN ACT AUTHORIZING THE CITY OF CAMBRIDGE TO USE CERTAIN PARK LAND TO CONSTRUCT AN EASTERN CAMBRIDGE YOUTH CENTER." scan—
  34. 3434S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Sixteen regarding safety issues at the Alewife MBTA station. scanJan 23
  35. 3535S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Eleven regarding the process and laws followed when admitting person who have criminal records to buildings which house elderly and handicapped persons. scanJan 23
  36. 3636S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Four regarding the installation of a bus shelter opposite the Mt. Auburn Hospital. For original see Highways 1994 # 31 - For first report see Sundries 1994 # 194. scanJan 23
  37. 3737S An amendment before the United States Congress requiring a balanced budget. Councillor Duehay, Mayor Reeves and Vice Mayor Russell. Order # 11. scanJan 30
  38. 3838S Request to cancel City Council meeting of March 13, 1995 so that City Council members can attend the National League of Cities in Washington. Councillor Duehay, Born, Myers, Mayor Reeves and Vice Mayor Russsell. Order # 13. scanJan 30
  39. 3939S Outreach to our elderly community in reference to domestic violence. Vice Mayor Russell, Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Sullivan, Toomey and Triantafillou. Order # 15. scanJan 30
  40. 4040S Explanation by Continental Cable why programs are not always on the channel number that is advertised. Vice Mayor Russell, Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Mayor Reeves, Sullivan and Triantafillou. Order # 29. scanJan 30
  41. 4141S A communication was received from Joseph Manley, 15 Cooney Street, Somerville regarding an open letter addressed to Councillors Duehay and Born as published in the Boston Globe and the Cambridge Tab. scanJan 30
  42. 4242S A communication was received from the family of Margaret Lobao thanking the Council for their resolution. scanJan 30
  43. 4343S A communication was received from William O'Hearn co-chair of the North Cambridge Stabilization Committee regarding development at the Fitzgerald School. scanJan 30
  44. 4444S Executive Session for discussion of the City's position in the existing litigation for the Central Artery/Tunnel Project. scanJan 30
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  46. 46not yet captured from this volume—
  47. 4747S Communication received from LaVonne Davidson, 287 Harvard Street, regarding a meeting held on January 26 concerning improvements to Central Square. scanFeb 6
  48. 4848S Communication received from Margaret Farren thanking the Council for their resolution. scanFeb 6
  49. 4949S Communication received from John Moot regarding the School Budget. scanFeb 6
  50. 5050S Several communications received from various residents regarding safe bicycle riding conditions. scanFeb 6
  51. 5151S Communication received from Arthur Santoro, the Taxi Advisory Committee, requesting a hearing on the taxi shuttle boats on the Charles River. scanFeb 6
  52. 5252S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Seventeen of February 6, 1995 regarding a communication from SEA Consultants concerning an incident that took place in the Bishop Allen Drive lot. scanFeb 6
  53. 5353S Order - re: City Council hold a public hearing on February 6, 1995 at 7:00 p. m. to discuss the ramifications on the national policy on our local programs regarding hunger and nutrition. Councillors Born and Sullivan. scanFeb 6
  54. 5454S Report from the Rules Committee for a hearing held on Janaury 25, 1995 for the purpose of evaualting the temporary change to Rule 23 of the Rules of the City Council which has been in effect since September 26, 1994 and which provides that all public comment shall occur during that portion of the meeting entitled "Public Comment." scanFeb 6
  55. 5555S Communication from Councillors Born and Duehay responding to Mr. Manley's letter to the Boston Globe and the Cambridge Tab. scanFeb 6
  56. 5656S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Twenty-Two, regarding the response to a 911 call and the status of the installation of Enhanced 911. For original See Order # 23 of l/23/95. scanFeb 13
  57. 5757S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Twenty-One, regarding planting additional trees on Pearl and River Streets, particularly where these Streets intersection Central Square. For original see Order # 2 of l/23/95. scanFeb 13
  58. 5858S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Thirty-One, regarding how the Police Department provides the public with information on sexual attacks. For original see Order # 26 of l/30/95. scanFeb 13
  59. 5959S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Twenty-Nine, regarding an update on the renovations/replacement plans at Silva Park. For original order - see Order # 7 of l/30/95. scanFeb 13
  60. 6060S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Ten, regarding ways for the Water Department to improve the meter-reading and billing systems. For original see 1994 City Manager Reguests #388. scanFeb 13
  61. 6161S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Twenty, regarding a communication from a resident concerning parking tickets. For original see Communication #15 of l/23/95. scanFeb 13
  62. 6262S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Eleven, regarding chemical applications at Raymond Park playlot and areas near the soccer fields on the Common. For original see 1994 City Manager Requests #389. scanFeb 13
  63. 6363S Several communications were received from various citizens regarding safe bicycle riding conditions in relation to the Vehicle Trip Reduction Ordinance. scanFeb 13
  64. 6464S JOINT REPORT OF THE RULES AND GOVERNMENT OPERATIONS COMMITTEES for the purpose of discussing proposed legislation to prohibit persons convicted of felonies from holding elective municipal office. scanFeb 13
  65. 6565S Report from Michael Nicoloro, Assistant Commissioner of Inspectional Services regarding recent power outages in West Cambridge. scanFeb 13
  66. 6666S SPECIAL MEETING CALL for Monday, February 27, 1995 at 5:00 P. M. scanFeb 27
  67. 6767S Housing and Community Development Committee report on options for increasing and maintaining affordable housing, including a cost analysis of these options. Councillors Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Russell, Toomey and Triantafillou. ORDER # 13 scanFeb 27
  68. 6868S Invite President Clinton to see first hand the CHA. Vice Mayor Russell. ORDER # 57 scanFeb 27
  69. 6969S Letters sent to Senators Kerry and Kennedy concerning proposed Telecommunications legislation. scanFeb 27
  70. 7070S ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE REPORT - relative to the Water Department's Cross Connection Control Program pursuant to Massachusetts DEP Regulation 310 CMR 22.22 and a sidewalk usage issue regarding newspaper distribution boxes. scanFeb 27
  71. 7171S HOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE REPORT - regarding the affordable housing policy in Cambridge. scanFeb 27
  72. 7272S ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE REPORT - regarding pedestrian safety in the City. scanFeb 27
  73. 7373S A communication was received from D. Margaret Drury, City Clerk, regarding the need for new vote of local approval on previously filed Home Rule Petition entitled "An Act Authorizing the City of Cambridge to Establish Speed Limits and Install Speed Bumps on Residential Public Ways" and "An Act Authorizing the License Commission in the City of Cambridge to Regulate the Time of Opening of Package Stores, So Called in Said City." scanFeb 27
  74. 7474S Reconsideration filed by Councillor Triantafillou on filing a Home Rule petition entitled: "AN ACT REGULATING THE HOLDING OF ELECTIVE MUNICIPAL OFFICE IN THE CITY OF CAMBRIDGE BY INDIVIDUALS INDICTED FOR OR CONVICTED OF CRIMINAL OFFENSES." ORDER ADOPTED. CALENDAR ITEM # 1. scanFeb 27
  75. 7575S Acceptance of the provisions of the General Laws Chapter 31, Section 57, Paragraph 1. ORDER ADOPTED. CALENDAR ITEM # 2 scanFeb 27
  76. 7676S Order submitted by Councillor Toomey to eliminate the current and expanding practice of discussion "while the City Manager is still present". ORDER ADOPTED. CALENDAR ITEM # 4. scanFeb 27
  77. 7777S A communication was received from Thomas McNulty, 24 Dale Street, Peabody, regarding a City of Cambridge traffic violation. scanFeb 27
  78. 7878S A communication was received from Jason Webb regarding the support of a bicycle lane on Massachusetts Avenue. scanFeb 27
  79. 7979S A communication was received from Arthur Santoro requesting permission to address the City Council on the recent insurance hike on City licensed cabs. REFERRED TO THE CITY MANAGER AND THE TRAFFIC AND TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE. scanFeb 27
  80. 8080S A communication was received from the family of Iris Piltch thanking the Council for their resolution. scanFeb 27
  81. 8181S Several communications were received from various citizens regarding safe bicycle riding conditions in relation to the Vehicle Trip Reduction Ordinance. scanFeb 27
  82. 8282S DRAFT of the Amendment to the Memorandum of Understanding of the City, the Cambridge Hospital and the Mid-Cambridge Neighborhood Association. scanFeb 27
  83. 8383S Order - re: public hearing held on Monday, February 27, l995 for preparation for the meeting of the National League of Cities in Washington. Councillor Duehay, Born, Galluccio, Myers, Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Russell, Sullivan and Triantafillou. scanFeb 27
  84. 8484S Provide a regular telephone number The Cambridge Business Development Center. Councillor Born. ORDER # 33 scanMar 6
  85. 8585S Urge the Commissioner of Baseball to immediately stop negotiations regarding major league baseball. Councillor Born. ORDER # 36 scanMar 6
  86. 8686S Communication from Councillor Timothy J. Toomey regarding a Citizen's Housing and Planning Seminar to be held on Monday, March 13, l995. scanMar 6
  87. 8787S Communication received from Peter J. Berry, et al in opposition to the Cambridge Housing Authority's proposed project to build housing on Worcester Street. scanMar 6
  88. 8888S REPORT ON ARTS FOR THE 21ST CENTURY. scanMar 6
  89. 8989S Prepare resolution on the occasion of the approval of the establishment of the Benjamin Banneker Charter School. Mayor Reeves, Born, Galluccio, Myers, Sullivan, Triantafillou. Order # 46. scanMar 20
  90. 9090S That a special committee be appointed by the Mayor regarding the matter of the closing of the Lowell Institute. Councillor Duehay. Order # 63. scanMar 20
  91. 9191S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Forty, regarding a depression in the road at 66 Sparks Street. (For original order see Order # 26 of 2/27/95). scanMar 20
  92. 9292S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Twenty-six, regarding truck traffic on Cpl. Burns Road. (For original order see 1995 City Manager's Requests # 40). scanMar 20
  93. 9393S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Forty-one, regarding the policy on college work-study assignment at the Police Department. (For original order see Order # 52 of 2/27/95). scanMar 20
  94. 9494S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Eleven, regarding notifying residents of residential tax exemptions. (For original order see 1994 City Manager's Requests #397). scanMar 20
  95. 9595S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Twenty-four, regarding a report on how public funds are invested. (Report received 3/20/95. See 1995 City Manager's Requests # 28). - Second Report Received 9/11/95. See Agenda # 18 of 9/11/95. scanMar 20
  96. 9696S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Twenty-nine, regarding an update on the proposed locations of the East Cambridge Community Health Center. (For original order see Order # 1 of 2/13/95). scanMar 20
  97. 9797S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Thirty-one, regarding the feasibility of issuing municipal bonds to residents. (For Original Order see Order # 22 of 2/13/95). scanMar 20
  98. 9898S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Forty-nine, regarding sundry questions which include recommendations on efficiency and cost savings to the City; the status of vacant positions on boards and commissions; the status of filling the Fiscal/MIS Director for the Department of Human Services; the status of the academic committee to address the housing crisis; and the potential closing of the Lowell Institute. This response also answers Awaiting Report Item Numbers One and Thirty-five. (Report Number Forty-Nine - For original see Order # 27 of 3/6/95). (Report Number One - For original see 1994 City Manager Requests # 78) (Report Number Thirty-Five - For original see Order # 17 of 2/13/95). scanMar 20
  99. 9999S Order of Notice was received from the Department of Public Utilities for a petition of Berkshire Gas Company for a one-year extension of currently existing conservation programs. scanMar 20
  100. 100100S Order of Notice was received from the Department of Public Utilities for a petition of Boston Gas Company for cost recovery for conservation programs. scanMar 20
  101. 101101S Communication was received from William H. Walsh thanking the Council for the bouquet of flowers sent to his mother Catherine. scanMar 20
  102. 102102S Communication received from Joseph Manley, 15 Cooney Street, Somerville, regarding letters addressed to Councillor Born and Duehay as published in the Boston Globe and the Cambridge Tab. scanMar 20
  103. 103103S Communication was received from ComEnergy regarding a press release relating to our recent rate tariff filing with the Massachusetts Department of Public Utilities. scanMar 20
  104. 104104S Communication received from D. Margaret Drury, City Clerk, transmitting communication received from the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Middlesex District Attorney's Office regarding E-mail, Open Meeting and Public Record Laws. scanMar 20
  105. 105131 S [handwritten] 105S [struck through] Communication received from D. Margaret Drury, City Clerk, transmitting a communication from the Cambridge Housing Authority regarding the proposal to develop low-income housing on 26-32 Worcester Street. scanMar 20
  106. 106106S Final draft of the amendment to the Memorandum of Understanding of the City, the Cambridge Hospital and the Mid-Cambridge Neighborhood Association. scanMar 20
  107. 107107S Memorandum of Agreement of the Cambridge Hospital and the Mid Cambridge Neighborhood Association. Councillor Duehay, Born and Triantafillou. Order # 12. scanMar 27
  108. 108108S That the City Council urge landlords to negotiate in good faith with tenant groups in regard to future rents and terms of leases. Councillor Born, Duehay and Triantafillou. Order # 18. scanMar 27
  109. 109109S Morse School Beautification Day, Wednesday, April 12, 1995 8:00 a.m.- 1:00 p.m. Councillor Toomey, Vice Mayor Russell. Order # 30. scanMar 27
  110. 110110S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Thirty-Five, regarding whether ticketing for "storage" runs contrary to the goals of the Trip Reduction Policy. (For original Order see Order # 37 of 3/6/95). scanMar 27
  111. 111111S Communication received from Julie Geanakakis on behalf of the Vail Court Tenants Association, regarding rent and parking increases, long-term leases with stabilized rents and repairing code violations to be negotiated with their landlord, Mohammad Said Abu-Zahra. scanMar 27
  112. 112112S Communication received from JUST A START regarding the new 16-unit housing development on the corner of Hampshire and Columbia Streets. scanMar 27
  113. 113113S Notice received from the Department of Public Utilities regarding a petition of MASS-SAVE, Inc. to provide residential and commercial energy conservation program announcements on a year-round basis. scanMar 27
  114. 114114S Communication received from Everett City Clerk regarding a communication sent to Senators Kerry and Kennedy and Congressmen Markey and Blute regarding amending Housing Act of 1937. scanMar 27
  115. 115115S Communication received from The Stu-Lin Tenants Association regarding eviction notices to be sent in April. scanMar 27
  116. 116116S Health and Hospital Committee Report regarding a public hearing held on March 8, 1995 for the purpose of discussing staff reorganization at the Cambridge Hospital. scanMar 27
  117. 117117S Cable T.V. and Communications Committee Report regarding a public hearing held on March 14, 1995 for the purpose of discussing recent developments in federal telecommunications law and their effect on Cambridge and to receive an update on Somerville's effort to increase competition among cable and telecommunication providers while retaining municipal franchise fees. scanMar 27
  118. 118118S Communication was received from Mayor Kenneth E. Reeves transmitting a communication from the White House regarding the invitation to President Clinton to visit Cambridge. scanMar 27
  119. 119119S Communication from Mayor Kenneth E. Reeves regarding City Council Special Sub-Committee on the Lowell Institute. scanMar 27
  120. 120120S Communication from Representative Timothy J. Toomey, Jr. transmitting notification of hearings to be held on home rule petitions filed by Cambridge on Wednesday, March 29, 1995 at 1:30 P. M. in Room A-l of the State House. scanMar 27
  121. 121121S Resolution to inform State House delegation that it favors legislation banning smoking in restaurants statewide. Councillor Duehay, Born, Galluccio, Myers, Vice Mayor Russell, Sullivan and Triantafillou. Order # 50. scanApr 3
  122. 122122S Resolution on the importance of the Longfellow House. Councillor Duehay, Born, Galluccio, Vice Mayor Russell, Sullivan, Toomey and Triantafillou. Order # 52. scanApr 3
  123. 123123S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Forty-three, regarding a communication from the Taxi Advisory Committee concerning the Marriott Hotel cab stands. scanApr 3
  124. 124124S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Thirty-Seven, regarding issues surrounding the incident in Harvard Square. scanApr 3
  125. 125125S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Seventeen, regarding civil service examinations. scanApr 3
  126. 126126S Communications between the City Manager and state and federal officials. scanApr 3
  127. 127127S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Thirty-Two, regarding sidewalks at 10-14 Remington Street. (See 1995 Highways # 15 for petition.) scanApr 3
  128. 128Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Forty, regarding the schedule for street and sidewalk construction in North Cambridge. scanApr 3
  129. 129Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Thirty, regarding personal services/employment contracts. scanApr 3
  130. 130PLACED ON FILE - Communication from Eric Chester regarding the religious sayings carved into the wall at the Cambridge Public Library. scanApr 3
  131. 131PLACED ON FILE - Communication received from the Cambridge Housing Authority regarding the proposal to develop a low income housing on 26-32 Worcester Street. scanApr 3
  132. 132Schedule an Affirmative Action hearing. Mayor Reeves Order # 54. scanApr 10
  133. 133Support of the passage of the bill filed that would stop the spread of the state lottery's Keno. Councillor Duehay Order # 55. scanApr 10
  134. 134Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Twenty, regarding a report on the workers' compensation program. (For original order see 1995 City Manager Requests #27). scanApr 10
  135. 135Notice was received from the Department of Public Utilities on its motion as to the propriety of the rates and charges set forth in the following tariffs: M.D.P.U. Nos. 551-554 filed with the Department on March 15, 1995, to become effective April 1, 1995 by Cambridge Electric Light Company. scanApr 10
  136. 136136S Report from the Housing and Community Development Committee - to discuss strategies for affordable housing in Cambridge in the light of the ending of rent control and proposed reductions in federal housing assistance. scanApr 10
  137. 137137S Report from the Housing and Community Development Committee - for the purpose of discussing the Cambridge Housing Authority's proposed new affordable housing on Worcester Street. scanApr 10
  138. 138138S Communication from Timothy J. Toomey, Jr. for legislation to permit the City of Cambridge to exempt certain income producing assets from eligibility requirements for tax abatements for elderly persons. Hearing to be held on April 11, 1995 at 11:00 a.m. in Room 222. scanApr 10
  139. 139139S PLACED ON FILE UNDER RULE NINETEEN - Order submitted by Vice Mayor Russell regarding preventing persons having alcohol and drug abuse problems from occupying units in public housing projects designated for the elderly. Calendar Item # 3. scanApr 10
  140. 140140S Finance Committee Report - relative to the City Council Office Fiscal Year 1996 operating budget submission to the City Manager. scanApr 10
  141. 141141S Commend the Cambridge Housing Authority for posting "No Smoking" signs in elevators at Miller's River Apartments and to them to further post such signs within all public spaces. Councillors Duehay, Born, Galluccio, Myers, Russell, Triantafillou. Order # 36. scanApr 24
  142. 142142S REFERRED TO THE GOVERNMENT OPERATIONS COMMITTEE - That the contract of City Clerk, D. Margaret Drury, be extended until May 31, 1998. Mayor Reeves, Councillors Born, Duehay, Myers, Triantafillou. Order # 40. scanApr 24
  143. 143143S REFERRED TO THE GOVERNMENT OPERATIONS COMMITTEE - That the contract of City Auditor, James Lindstrom, be extended until May 31, 1998. Mayor Reeves, Councillors Born, Duehay, Myers, Triantafillou. Order # 41. scanApr 24
  144. 144144S Relative to the hiring of twenty-two police recruits who will commence training on April 26, 1995. scanApr 24
  145. 145145S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Thirty-one, regarding the current wait time for inpatient and outpatient treatment at the Cambridge Hospital and other City sponsored facilities. scanApr 24
  146. 146146S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Thirty-six, regarding the contractor working on the Agassiz project and other projects in the City. scanApr 24
  147. 147147S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Thirty-seven, regarding an update of the construction and opening of the Haggerty School. scanApr 24
  148. 148148S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Fifty, regarding street sweeping the Agassiz neighborhood during the month of April. scanApr 24
  149. 149149S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Forty-one, regarding the number of citations or warnings issued for enforcement of the sidewalk shovelling ordinance. scanApr 24
  150. 150150S Communication was received from Boston Edison regarding the Condensed Financial Return of Boston Edison Company for the year ending December 31, 1994. scanApr 24
  151. 151151S Notice of a public hearing was received from the Department of Public Utilities on its motion into IntraLATA and Local Exchange Competition in Massachusetts. scanApr 24
  152. 152152S Communication was received from William J. O'Hearn, North Cambridge Stabilization Committee, opposing the variance and special permit sought by the Cambridge School Department Case No. 7048, April 20, 1995. scanApr 24
  153. 153153S Communication received from John E. Flynn, Deputy City Clerk, transmitting a communication from the School Committee regarding the graduation dates and times of the Cambridge Public Schools. scanApr 24
  154. 154154S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Forty-three, regarding a report on the activities of the Office for Tourism since its inception. scanMay 1
  155. 155155S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Thirty-eight, relative to installing lighting on the pathway which leads from Grozier Road to Larch Road Playground. scanMay 1
  156. 156156S Relative to the hiring statistics for the City regarding the Affirmative Action Plan. scanMay 1
  157. 157157S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Forty-Five, regarding a communication from Mary Daly concerning payments of life insurance premiums by retirees. scanMay 1
  158. 158158S Communication received from Arnold Goldstein, Vice President of the Central Square Business Association regarding the Central Square Project. scanMay 1
  159. 159159S Communication regarding general policy directions for the City's overall economic development strategy. scanMay 1
  160. 160160S REPORT FROM THE CIVIL AND HUMAN RIGHTS COMMITTEE - the City's compliance with the Cambridge Employment Plan and an explanation of Civil Service. scanMay 1
  161. 161161S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Forty, regarding an update on the construction and completion schedule for new sewers in the Agassiz neighborhood. scanMay 8
  162. 162162S Central Square Committee's recommendations for a Central Square Urban Design plan. scanMay 8
  163. 163163S Petition was received regarding the restrictions on self-service displays. scanMay 8
  164. 164164S Communication was received from Peter Valentine regarding greater worldwide stability through worldwide city government coordination and priorities. scanMay 8
  165. 165165S NO ACTION TAKEN - PLACED ON FILE UNDER RULE NINETEEN - response to Awaiting Report Item Number Fifty-Three of May 1, l995 regarding a report on the North Cambridge Center for Families. Calendar Item # 3 scanMay 8
  166. 166166S Communication received from D. Margaret Drury, City Clerk, for a communication received from the School Committee regarding the School Committee Order #C95-176 relative to the Harvard Community Health Plan. scanMay 8
  167. 167167S Uphold the home-rule principle of communities to enact legislation to protect the health of the public within its borders. Councillors Duehay, Born, Myers, Mayor Reeves, Russell, Triantafillou Order # 17. scanMay 15
  168. 168168S Information requested at the Finance Committee hearings on the FY96 budget. Also is enclosed is a response to Awaiting Report Item Number Sixteen of 5/15/95 regarding establishment of a regional truck study. (For original order see City Manager Requests 1995 # 18.) scanMay 15
  169. 169169S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Fifty-two, regarding installing a gate at the Rev. Thomas Williams Playground. (For original order see Order # 22 of 5/1/95.) scanMay 15
  170. 170170S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Thirty-nine, regarding plans for the resurfacing and marking of Huron Avenue. (For original order see 1995 City Manager Requests #143.) scanMay 15
  171. 171171S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Fifty-seven, regarding eradicating the spray painting at Longfellow Park. (For original order see Order # 56 of 5/1/95.) scanMay 15
  172. 172172S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Forty-two, regarding a report on sewer work on Cedar Street. (For original order see Order # 4 of 4/24/95.) scanMay 15
  173. 173173S Communication was received from Arnold Schultzberg regarding his letter to the editor of the Cambridge Chronicle regarding City Manager Healy as Cambridge's #1 politician. scanMay 15
  174. 174174S Communication was received from Carole Lee, 15 Yerxa Road, regarding the complete statement that would have been made during the public comment period at the Council meeting of May 8, 1995 if the remark period had not been shortened regarding the Board of Zoning at the M.E. Fitzgerald School. scanMay 15
  175. 175175S Communication received from Richard Brown regarding the first anniversary of the closing of Stop & Shop. scanMay 15
  176. 176176S Communication was received from Coalition for Basic Human Needs requesting a meeting with this City Council to discuss concerns about workfare placements in our community. scanMay 15
  177. 177177S Reconsideration filed by Councillor Duehay on an order submitted by Vice Mayor Russell, Councillors Sullivan, Galluccio, Toomey and Triantafillou which was adopted at the City Council meeting held on May 8, 1995 regarding any future establishment of Centers for Families. ORDER FAILED OF ADOPTION. scanMay 15
  178. 178178S Schedule a hearing concerning traffic improvements in Quincy Square. Councillor Duehay. Order # 37. scanMay 22
  179. 179179S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Thirty-six, regarding traffic concerns on Huron Avenue. (For original order see 1995 City Manager Requests #136.) scanMay 22
  180. 180180S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Forty-seven, regarding shortening the green light at the intersection of Huron Avenue. (For original see Order # 21 of 5/1/95.) scanMay 22
  181. 181181S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Fifty-five, regarding the feasibility of informing residents in advance that fire hydrants will be "bled". (For original order see Order # 29 of 5/8/95.) scanMay 22
  182. 182182S Communication was received from Robert LaTremouille regarding bicycle law enforcement. scanMay 22
  183. 183183S Communication was received from Robert LaTremouille regarding Quincy Park reconstruction. scanMay 22
  184. 184184S Communication was received from Tony Knopp, co-chair of Tobin School Council, regarding support for TECH 2000. scanMay 22
  185. 185185S Communication was received from Hatch Sterrett regarding evictions at 333-333a Harvard Street. scanMay 22
  186. 186186S Government Operations Committee Report for a public hearing held on May 15, 1995 for the purpose of discussing a format and process to be employed in the evaluation of the City Clerk and the City Auditor. scanMay 22
  187. 187187S Housing and Community Development Committee Report for a public meeting held on May 10, 1995 for the purpose of receiving public comment on the report entitled "CITY HOME...A New Program for the City of Cambridge." scanMay 22
  188. 188188S CALL OF SPECIAL MEETING OF MAY 23, 1995. (Meeting Cancelled) scanMay 23
  189. 189189S What criteria are being established for investments and who is advising the City on these investments. Councillors Born, Galluccio, Myers, Mayor Reeves, Triantafillou. Order # 56. scanJun 5
  190. 190190S Special City Council meeting in July 31, 1995 at 4:00 p.m. Mayor Reeves Order # 62. scanJun 5
  191. 191191S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Fifteen, regarding why community programming is not always on the channels that are advertized. scanJun 5
  192. 192192S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Forty-Five, regarding determining whose responsibility it is to respond to incidents at the McCrehan Pool. scanJun 5
  193. 193193S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Forty-Six, regarding replacing the traffic officer at Brattle and JFK Streets to prevent jaywalking. scanJun 5
  194. 194194S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Thirty-Three, regarding Concord Avenue and long term plans for Brodette Rotary. scanJun 5
  195. 195195S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Eleven, regarding various issues with bicycle riding on the sidewalk. scanJun 5
  196. 196196S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Forty-Seven, regarding what regulations govern the exclusion of mechanical spaces from the allowable floor to area ratio criteria for new building developments in residential areas. scanJun 5
  197. 197197S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Thirty-Eight, regarding a report on Community Policing. scanJun 5
  198. 198198S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Fifty, regarding a report on potential hazards involved in using pesticides in playgrounds. scanJun 5
  199. 199199S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Nine, regarding minority and women owned business expenditure report by department. scanJun 5
  200. 200200S Communication was received from Massachusetts Industrial Finance Agency regarding a revenue bond project in Cambridge. scanJun 5
  201. 201201S Communication was received form Alliance For Change regarding the proposed Cambridge Employee Residency Requirement. scanJun 5
  202. 202202S Communication was received from residents of Cambridgeport/Riverside neighborhoods regarding Mahoney's Nursery on Memorial Drive. scanJun 5
  203. 203203S Communication was received from Arthur Santoro, Campus Cab, Inc. requesting a hearing on the rules and regulations that govern leasing of Taxi Medallion. (Report received 6/26/95 - See Agenda # 1 of 6/26/95.) scanJun 5
  204. 204204S Communication was received from Daryl Janes requesting permission to speak at the City Council meeting regarding restrictions of alcohol in Harvard Square. scanJun 5
  205. 205205S Communication was received from Michael Brandon regarding the goals and objectives of the City Auditor and City Clerk. scanJun 5
  206. 206206S Claims Committee Report for a public hearing held on May 31, 1995 for the purpose of reviewing and making recommendation on claims against the city filed by members of the general public. scanJun 5
  207. 207207S Ordinance Committee Report for a public hearing held on May 18, 1995 for the purpose of discussing a proposed amendment to the Municipal Code in Title 2, Chapter 2.120 entitled "Residency Requirement." scanJun 5
  208. 208208S Quincy Square notification be a direct mailing to residents. Councillor Sullivan. Order # 49. scanJun 12
  209. 209209S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Thirty-Seven, regarding public information on sidewalk snow and ice clearance. scanJun 12
  210. 210210S Recommendation that the City Council vote to convene in executive session for the purpose of discussing litigation strategy involving the Charles River Crossing. scanJun 12
  211. 211211S Communication was received from Dr. Melvin Chalfen thanking the Council for their resolution. scanJun 12
  212. 212212S Communication was received from the Department of Public Utilities proposing to revise its regulations. scanJun 12
  213. 213213S Communication was received from George Welch regarding HUD. scanJun 12
  214. 214214S Health and Hospital Committee Report for a public meeting held on June 6, 1995 for the purpose of reviewing hospital building plans and reimbursement changes. scanJun 12
  215. 215215S Memorandum from Representative Timothy J. Toomey, Jr., regarding the status of several home-rule petitions. scanJun 12
  216. 216216S Schedule a meeting with the Lowell Institute, Superintendent of Schools and special City Council Committee. Councillor Galluccio. Order # 33. scanJun 19
  217. 217217S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Three, regarding seeking commitments and funding from the MBTA and/or other State or Federal agencies for implementing proposals from the North Cambridge Railroad Safety Study. scanJun 19
  218. 218218S Communication received from Wilson F. Pollock FAIA, President, Architecture Design Development, 80 Prospect Street, expressing gratitude for the resolution adopted by the City Council regarding the Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce 1995 Small Business of the Year Award. scanJun 19
  219. 219219S PLACED ON FILED UNDER RULE NINETEEN - report from the Special Committee on the Lowell Institute School regarding the future of the School. Calendar # 1. scanJun 19
  220. 220220S Feasibility of repairing the rugs in the Community School Room at the Kennedy School where Senior Citizens meet to remedy the problems of tripping on rugs. Vice Mayor Russell. Order # 4. scanJun 26
  221. 221221S Enforcement of Sections 4 and 42 of Roberts Rules of Order. Councillor Toomey. Order # 29. scanJun 26
  222. 222222S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Forty-nine, regarding the rules and regulations on leasing of Taxi Medallions. scanJun 26
  223. 223223S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Fifty, regarding the hydrant on Edward T. Sullivan Road. scanJun 26
  224. 224224S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Thirty-seven, regarding a detailed report on the City's Deferred Compensation Program. scanJun 26
  225. 225225S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Thirty, regarding what guidelines exist to govern reservations of public parking spaces. scanJun 26
  226. 226226S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Thirty-nine, regarding the status and progress of Tech 2000. scanJun 26
  227. 227227S Response to Awaiting Report Item Numbers Forty-two, Fifty-seven and Sixty, regarding budget issues. scanJun 26
  228. 228228S Health and Hospital Committee Report for the purpose of continuing the discussions of changes in the health care environment and the impact of these changes on the Cambridge Hospital and its building plans. scanJun 26
  229. 229229S Memorandum from Representative Timothy J. Toomey, Jr. regarding House 4686 entitled "AN ACT AUTHORIZING THE CITY OF CAMBRIDGE TO EXEMPT CERTAIN INCOME PRODUCING ASSETS FROM THE ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS FOR TAX ABATEMENTS FOR ELDERLY PERSONS" will hold a hearing before the Joint Committee on Taxation on Tuesday, June 27, l995 at l0:00 A. M. in Room B-l, State House. scanJun 26
  230. 230230S Memorandum from Councillor Jonathan S. Myers regarding A Blueprint for the Development of A Comprehensive School to Work System. scanJun 26
  231. 231231S Memorandum from Councillor Timothy J. Toomey, Jr. regarding Developing and Managing Affordable Housing in the Next Decade Workshop. scanJun 26
  232. 232232S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Twenty-Eight of March 20, l995 regarding a report on the sexual assault policy. Calendar Item # 10. scanJun 26
  233. 233233S Communication was received from George Welch, Jr. regarding the continuing non-payment by the City of Cambridge of Uniform Relocation Act Claim and Non-Compliance with URA requirements. scanJun 26
  234. 234234S Communication was received from Robert Winters regarding home composting as it relates to rodent problems. scanJun 26
  235. 235235S CALL OF SPECIAL MEETING FOR JULY 31, 1995. scanJul 31
  236. 236236S Support bill for longer maternity stays. Vice Mayor Russell. Order # 16. scanJul 31
  237. 237237S Review the plans of the non-profit institutions and their disposal of formerly rent controlled housing. Councillor Duehay. Order # 100. scanJul 31
  238. 238238S Awaiting Report Item Number Twenty-Eight, regarding utility overcharges to Cambridge consumers. scanJul 31
  239. 239239S Awaiting Report Item Number Thirty-Nine, regarding the feasibility of installing a cement sidewalk on the Rindgefield Street side of 12 Hollis Street. scanJul 31
  240. 240240S Awaiting Report Item Number Forty-One, relative to obstruction of traffic on Craigie Street by street sweepers. scanJul 31
  241. 241241S Awaiting Report Item Number Forty-Four, regarding complaints from residents concerning vermin in the area of Standish and Chilton Streets. scanJul 31
  242. 242242S Awaiting Report Item Number Fifty-Nine, regarding revisiting the new regulations as it relates to 9-year taxis. scanJul 31
  243. 243243S Awaiting Report Item Number Fifty-seven, regarding the condition of the Cambridge Common Tot Lot. scanJul 31
  244. 244244S Awaiting Report Item Number Ten, regarding evaluating the Aspen System and others like it as they relate to Rent Control and housing issues. scanJul 31
  245. 245245S Awaiting Report Item Numbers Nine and Thirty-Three as well as Calendar Item Number Five of January, 9, 1995, regarding the feasibility of instituting tax incentives to property owners who maintain affordable housing. scanJul 31
  246. 246246S Relative to a request from Polaroid Corporation by buy from the City of Cambridge, two small slivers of land abutting its property on Winter Street in Waltham. scanJul 31
  247. 247247S Communication from the School Committee regarding the use of school buildings and facility useage fees. scanJul 31
  248. 248248S ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE REPORT - to discuss the decision by the City to undertake the construction of a new water filtration plant and system and to discuss the City's efforts regarding graffiti removal. - report received 11/6/95 - See Agenda # 26 of 11/6/95 scanJul 31
  249. 249249S Communication was received from JoAnn McGrath thanking the City Council for their resolution on the death of David McGrath. scanJul 31
  250. 250250S Communication was received from Just A Start Board of Directors regarding the announcement concerning Youthbuild II. scanJul 31
  251. 251251S Communication was received from Arthur MacDonnell requesting that the City study their traffic lights because many are not needed in these energy conscious times. scanJul 31
  252. 252252S Communication was received from Representative Paul Demakis regarding City Council resolution of June 12, 1995 regarding House bill 4825. scanJul 31
  253. 253253S Communication was received from Susan Flannery, Director of Libraries, thanking the City Clerks Office, with a special thanks to Deputy City Clerk John Flynn for all their assistance in making the O'Neill Library a success. scanJul 31
  254. 254254S Petition was received from members of the greater Cambridgeport community supporting the establishment of a supermarket in the Cambridgeport neighborhood. scanJul 31
  255. 255255S Communication was received from Representative Thomas Birmingham supporting House bill 4825, amending rent control transition provisions. scanJul 31
  256. 256256S Communication was received from Daryl Janes requesting permission to address the City Council at the meeting of July 31, 1995 regarding proposed razing of historical building in Harvard Square. scanJul 31
  257. 257257S Communication was received from Denise Sontaly, 56 Churchill Avenue, requesting permission to speak at this City Council meeting regarding roach infestation at said premises. - report received 9/11/95. See agenda # 7 of 9/11/95. scanJul 31
  258. 258258S Communication was received from Jack a/k/a George J. Welch , Jr. regarding a letter from the Boston Field Office of the Department of Housing and Urban Development. scanJul 31
  259. 259259S Cancellation of the City Council meeting of Monday, November 27, 1995 on account of the Thanksgiving holiday. Councillor Toomey and Vice Mayor Russell Order # 52. scanSep 11
  260. 260260S Oppose House Bill #5348, "An Act to Eliminate Unnecessary Government Regulation of Professionals". Councillor Toomey Order # 76. scanSep 11
  261. 261261S Cancellation of City Council meeting for Monday, December 4, 1995 so that the City Council can attend the NLC conference. Vice Mayor Russell, Mayor Reeves, Councillors Duehay, Toomey, Sullivan and Born Order # 114. scanSep 11
  262. 262262S Communication received from Mrs. Helen Trelegan and Family thanking the City Council, City Clerk's Office and all for thoughtful expressions in memory of her husband "Vincent". scanSep 11
  263. 263263S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Fifty, regarding the policy for residents who wish to reserve parking spaces for functions held at their homes. scanSep 11
  264. 264264S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Thirty-six, regarding access to the Alma Boudreau Library. scanSep 11
  265. 265265S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Forty-eight, regarding the possibility of allowing a right-on-red turn at the corner of Massachusetts Avenue and Cedar Street. scanSep 11
  266. 266266S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Fifty-three, regarding air conditioner usage as it relates to the Noise Ordinance. scanSep 11
  267. 267267S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Sixteen, regarding a study of "walk" signals. scanSep 11
  268. 268268S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Fifty-seven, regarding roach infestation at the Burns Apartments on Churchill Avenue. scanSep 11
  269. 269269S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Sixty-one, regarding a report on the recent personnel changes made at the East Cambridge Branch Library as well as the status of the installation of air conditioning at this location. scanSep 11
  270. 270270S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Fifty-eight, regarding a report on the condition of fire apparatus. scanSep 11
  271. 271271S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Fifty-nine, regarding a report on the emergency plan to deal with the prolonged heat wave. scanSep 11
  272. 272272S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Sixty-five, regarding fire promotional exams. scanSep 11
  273. 273273S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Forty-nine, regarding an update on the efforts to relocate personnel and to provide assistance to employees who are being laid-off. scanSep 11
  274. 274274S Response to Awaiting Report Item Numbers Forty-two and Sixty-three, regarding repairs to the bridge and railroad underpass at Richdale Avenue and Yerxa Road. scanSep 11
  275. 275275S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Nineteen, regarding information on how much money is invested in Retirement and Mutual Funds and a list of those retirement systems throughout the Commonwealth that have been ranked 1-26. scanSep 11
  276. 276276S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Forty-six, regarding the policy on employees being assaulted by the public while on duty. scanSep 11
  277. 277277S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Ten, regarding an elderly citizen tax rebate program. scanSep 11
  278. 278278S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Thirteen, regarding the feasibility of creating a fund for each of the City's thirteen neighborhoods to assist community and neighborhood groups in their civic endeavors. scanSep 11
  279. 279279S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Twenty-two, regarding a discount program on energy saving light bulbs for seniors. scanSep 11
  280. 280280S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Seventeen, regarding the policy of school closings. scanSep 11
  281. 281281S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Eighteen, regarding reviewing the findings of BZA Appeal in Case No. 6989. scanSep 11
  282. 282282S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Forty-three, regarding maintaining public telephones and utility poles. scanSep 11
  283. 283283S Support for the Commercial Revitalization Tax Credit Act, which encourages business investment in distressed neighborhoods and communities. Councillor Born Order # 27. scanSep 18
  284. 284284S Cancellation of the City Council Meeting on Monday, September 25, 1995 in honor of Rosh Hashanah. Councillor Triantafillou Order # 39. scanSep 18
  285. 285285S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Forty-four, regarding implementing suggested ways of trying to prevent violence against women. scanSep 18
  286. 286286S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Twenty-seven, regarding developing and implementing an African-American Mental Health Program and providing a breakdown of minority mental health workers in the Network. scanSep 18
  287. 287287S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Sixteen, regarding the City's litigation on the provisions of the Sign Ordinance which bans billboards. scanSep 18
  288. 288288S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Forty-eight, regarding status of design plans for Quincy Square. scanSep 18
  289. 289289S Communication was received from Jane G. Wainwright transmitting her support for the best possible facilities and amenities for pedestrians in the new Quincy Square. scanSep 18
  290. 290290S Communication received from City Councillor Jonathan S. Myers transmitting his thoughts as he begins closure of his term of office. scanSep 18
  291. 291291S REFERRED TO THE SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS - Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Twenty-Six of September 11, 1995 regarding residency requirements. scanSep 18
  292. 292292S REFERRED TO THE ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE - Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Eight of September 11, 1995 regarding an update on the Clean Air Act and Awaiting Report Item Number Twelve of September 11, 1995 regarding providing relief from the parking freeze for business in Cambridge. scanSep 18
  293. 293293S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Forty-Seven of September 11, 1995 regarding the planning process of the proposed developments at 2 Canal Park. scanSep 18
  294. 294294S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Sixty-one, regarding the clean-up and enforcement of the vacant lot at Hollis Street and Massachusetts Avenue. scanOct 2
  295. 295295S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Forty-one, regarding an update on the clean-up of Jerry's Pond. scanOct 2
  296. 296296S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Forty-nine, regarding determining whose responsibility the sidewalk on Somerville Avenue near Porter Square is for snow removal. scanOct 2
  297. 297297S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Forty-seven, regarding an update on recycling for small businesses. scanOct 2
  298. 298298S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Fifty-seven, regarding the cause of the depression in the road in the vicinity of 36 Magoun Street. scanOct 2
  299. 299299S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Forty-five, regarding various safety concerns of the North Cambridge Crime Task Force. scanOct 2
  300. 300300S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Fifty-six, regarding the feasibility of shining more light on the Mayor Leonard Russell bridge. scanOct 2
  301. 301301S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Fifty-five, regarding the feasibility of installing lights at the Tobin Tot Lot. scanOct 2
  302. 302302S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Eight, regarding a synopsis of the current laws governing the use of firearms in the Commonwealth. scanOct 2
  303. 303303S REFERRED TO THE FINANCE COMMITTEE - Response to Awaiting Report Item Numbers Ten and Thirty-two regarding the City's ten year plan and information on various financial issues. scanOct 2
  304. 304304S Communication was received from Nancy E. Tavernier, Board of Selectmen, Town of Acton, enclosing the attached report "Nationwide Study of Train Whistle Bans". scanOct 2
  305. 305305S Communication was received from Robert J. LaTremouille, 348 Franklin Street, objecting to the Tourist Entertainment Area proposed by the Development Department for Quincy Square. scanOct 2
  306. 306306S Health and Hospital Committee Report - for a public meeting on Friday, September 15, 1995 for the purpose of receiving an update on several issues pertaining to the future of the Cambridge Hospital. scanOct 2
  307. 307307S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Twenty-four, regarding the establishment of a Police Cadet Program for Cambridge resident. scanOct 16
  308. 308308S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Fifty-six, regarding a report on the schedule of repairs to the roadway in the area of Putnam and Western Avenues and River Street. scanOct 16
  309. 309309S Communication was received from John C. Hall transmitting thanks from the Hall family for the resolution made on behalf of his father, Robert Goodell Hall. scanOct 16
  310. 310310S Communication was received from Arthur Santoro, Cambridge Taxi, requesting a hearing regarding what the Cambridge Taxi School has done for the past two years. scanOct 16
  311. 311Communication was received from John Buster, CEO, Bedworks, Inc. thanking the City for installing a pedestrian crosswalk across Mass Avenue and Ellery Street. scanOct 16
  312. 312Communication was received from Kenneth Bailey, Field Director, Boston Freedom Summer thanking the Cambridge City Council for their dedication to youth and neighborhood development and requesting permission to use Harvard Square and Central Square as sites for their campaign. scanOct 16
  313. 313Communication was received from Robert J. LaTremouille, 348 Franklin Street, transmitting letter of protest to the creation of a tourist entertainment area in Quincy Square and complaints about the Inn at Harvard personnel on October 7, 1995. scanOct 16
  314. 314Communication was received from Priscilla Gaul, Co-Chair and Laurie Taymor-Berry, Co-Chair, Cambridge Democratic Ward 5 Committee, thanking the Cambridge City Council for supporting efforts made by the Women's Safety Council. scanOct 16
  315. 315Communication was received from Priscilla Gaul, Co-Chair and Laurie Taymor-Berry, Co-Chair, Cambridge Democratic Ward 5 Democratic Committee, suggesting that there be free parking in the new development to avoid traffic spill over into the neighborhood. scanOct 16
  316. 316Communication was received from Charles Christenson requesting permission to speak to the City Council regarding alleged statements made about him by City employees. scanOct 16
  317. 317317S CLAIMS COMMITTEE REPORT - for hearing held on Wednesday, October 11, 1995 to review and make recommendations on claims against the city filed by members of the general public. scanOct 16
  318. 318318S REFERRED TO THE TRAFFIC AND TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE - Communication from Arthur Santoro, Campus Cab, requesting a hearing on the transportation of the elderly. Calendar Item Number 2. scanOct 16
  319. 319319S PLACED ON FILE - Communicatin regarding the petition from homeowners and residents of the Thomas Graves Landing. Calendar Item Number 3. scanOct 16
  320. 320320S GOVERNMENT OPERATIONS COMMITTEE REPORT - for a hearing held on February 2, 1995 regarding ceremonial and business related expenses in the Mayor's Office and to review the draft City Council Travel Policy. Calendar Item Number 7. scanOct 16
  321. 321321S Communication was received from Peggy Lynch and Kate Byrne transmitting their disapproval of a request that the police be present at a neighborhood meeting that the neighbors did not invite them to. scanOct 23
  322. 322322S Communication was received from Maurice Lazarus transmitting concern regarding truck traffic problems in Cambridge. scanOct 23
  323. 323323S Communication was received from Solon Beinfeld and Margery C. Beinfeld, 70-8 Kirkland Street, transmitting their concern regarding truck traffic problems on Cambridge streets. scanOct 23
  324. 324324S Communication was received from Wyllys Terry, 205 Hamilton Street, transmitting concern regarding the dog leash law in the City of Cambridge. scanOct 23
  325. 325325S Communication was received from Thomas B. Bracken, 88 Irving Street, transmitting written testimony in connection with the public hearing regarding truck traffic. scanOct 23
  326. 326326S Communication was received from Karen Forslund Falb, 245 Brattle Street, transmitting her family's concern about the truck and general traffic on Brattle Street in front of her house. scanOct 23
  327. 327327S Communication was received from Perrin Ireland and Tom Ramey, 140 Brattle Street, transmitting their concern regarding truck traffic in their neighborhood. scanOct 23
  328. 328328S Communication was received from Annette LaMond, 7 Riedesel Avenue, Susan Miller-Havens, 151 Brattle Street, enclosing a packet informing neighbors on the issue of increasing truck traffic on the residential streets of Cambridge. scanOct 23
  329. 329329S Communication was received from Harland A. Riker, Jr., 114 Brattle Street, regarding the problem of unrestricted heavy truck traffic on Brattle Street. scanOct 23
  330. 330330S Communication was received from B. R. Pfeiffer, 147 Brattle Street, regarding the problem of unrestricted heavy truck traffic on Brattle, River, Kirkland Streets and Western Avenue. scanOct 23
  331. 331331S Communication was received at Truck Traffic hearing enclosing a CSNC Petition. scanOct 23
  332. 332332S Communication was received from City Manager regarding City of Cambridge Truck Traffic hearing held on Monday, October 23, 1995 at 7:00 p.m.. scanOct 23
  333. 333333S Communication from Vici Casana, Chair, Traffic and Parking Subcommittee of the Central Square Neighborhood Coalition, regarding truck traffic problems in Central Square area. scanOct 23
  334. 334334S Communication from Harland A. Riker, Jr. and Ann M. Riker transmitting their views on the serious and growing problem of truck traffic on Brattle Street. scanOct 23
  335. 335335S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Fifty-one, regarding the Traffic, Parking & Transportation Department's role or lack of role in public celebrations - privately or publicly organized. scanOct 23
  336. 336336S Response to Awaiting Report Item Numbers Forty-six and Fifty-five, regarding a traffic study with recommendations on safety surrounding St. Peter's School. scanOct 23
  337. 337337S Communication from Councillor Francis H. Duehay enclosing a joint press release from Senator Thomas Birmingham and Councillor Duehay announcing that the State's Executive Office of Transportation and Construction (EOTC) will conduct the regional truck study. scanOct 23
  338. 338338S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Fifty-eight, regarding a report on the number of individuals still collecting pensions who retired on disability prior to August, 1970 at less than 72%. scanOct 30
  339. 339339S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Sixty, regarding whether it is required that certain education standards be met by massage therapists. scanOct 30
  340. 340340S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Forty-five, regarding a report on proposed changes in environmental regulations. scanOct 30
  341. 341341S Communication was received from Robert J. LaTremouille, 348 Franklin Street, transmitting is objection to the City Council's vote on May 15 regarding Quincy Square. scanOct 30
  342. 342342S Communication was received from Michael Brandon, Co-Chair, North Cambridge Stabilization Committee, transmitting thanks to the Council for its recent order authorizing the renaming of the Parkway Playground in memory of John Gibbons. scanOct 30
  343. 343343S Communication was received from Margie Grace and family transmitting thanks to the Council and Clerk's office for resolution sent on behalf of J. Peter Grace, Jr. scanOct 30
  344. 344Communication was received from Lynda N. Hoffman, 657 Main Street, transmitting concern regarding truck traffic in the City, as a new resident and as a person with a mobility disability. scanOct 30
  345. 345REPORT FROM THE HOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE - regarding the disposition of Harvard's stock of Rent Controlled Housing and including a report of the public hearing held on October 5, 1995 on this issue. scanOct 30
  346. 346Communication from City Manager transmitting a communication from Donald A. Drisdell, Deputy City Solicitor, relative to Ackerley Communications scanNov 3
  347. 347Information from the City Manager concerning the Medicar Reform Bill. scanNov 3
  348. 348ORDER WITHDRAWN - City Council meeting of November 13, l995 be cancelled. Councillor Triantafillou Order # 21. scanNov 6
  349. 349Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Ten, regarding automobiles parking at the MDC pool at Russell Field playing loud music. scanNov 6
  350. 350Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Forty-six, regarding a report on the various spills that have occurred at Deran Confectionery. scanNov 6
  351. 351Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Twenty-seven, regarding the Cambridge Hospital's efforts to evaluate different corporate structures. scanNov 6
  352. 352352S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Fifty-five, regarding a report on the status of the Tech 2000 plan. scanNov 6
  353. 353353S Response to Awaiting Report Item Numbers Sixteen and Twenty-four, regarding the acceptance of Camp and May Streets. [handwritten: see June 24, 1996 for acceptance of both.] scanNov 6
  354. 354354S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Forty-one, regarding the feasibility of moving the bus stop closer to the MBTA Station in Porter Square. scanNov 6
  355. 355355S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Fifty-eight, regarding whether Ericsson Street is a public or private way. scanNov 6
  356. 356356S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Fifteen, regarding an update on the closing of the Lowell Institute. scanNov 6
  357. 357357S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Eleven, regarding the intersection of Garden, Field and Alpine Streets. scanNov 6
  358. 358358S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Thirty, regarding a report on offering a daily resident discount on green fees. scanNov 6
  359. 359359S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Forty-five, regarding a report on the repair schedule for Max Avenue and Awaiting Report Item Number Forty-eight, regarding repairing the road surface on Gold Star Court. scanNov 6
  360. 360360S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Fifty-six, regarding a report on the losses and thefts of patient clothing and belongings at the Hospital. scanNov 6
  361. 361361S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Nine, regarding the hospital expansion project. scanNov 6
  362. 362362S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Fifty-four, regarding pending elderly housing legislation. scanNov 6
  363. 363363S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Four and Twenty-nine, regarding graffiti programs. scanNov 6
  364. 364364S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Forty-four, regarding a report on the condition of tennis courts throughout the City and deteriorating playing surfaces at Corporal Burns Playground Court. scanNov 6
  365. 365365S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Thirty-two, regarding the feasibility of setting up a Special Events hotline. scanNov 6
  366. 366366S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Thirty-nine, regarding safety issues/concerns in the Glacken Field area. scanNov 6
  367. 367367S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Fourteen, regarding the status of changes to the Porter Square area. scanNov 6
  368. 368368S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Fifty-seven, regarding the new zoning article being introduced by the Boston Redevelopment Authority. scanNov 6
  369. 369369S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Twenty-six, regarding the fiscal impact of local acceptance of Chapter 32, Section 90, Subsections A, C and D. scanNov 6
  370. 370370S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Forty-nine, regarding safety concerns of the North Cambridge Crime Task Force. scanNov 6
  371. 371371S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Thirty-eight, regarding a report on the siting of any new facilities of the Cambridge Hospital. scanNov 6
  372. 372372S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Three, regarding cable issues. scanNov 6
  373. 373373S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Fifty-nine, regarding truck traffic. scanNov 6
  374. 374374S Communication was received from Edward F. McLaughlin, Jr. transmitting deep appreciation for the death resolution for his son, Paul R. McLaughlin, Assistant Attorney General. scanNov 6
  375. 375375S Communication was received from Mrs. Milton Katz, 6 Berkeley Street, expressing gratitude for the death resolution of her husband, Milton Katz. scanNov 6
  376. 376376S PLACED ON FILE - Communication received from Wyllys Terry, 205 Hamilton Street transmitting concern regarding the dog leash law in the City of Cambridge. scanNov 6
  377. 377377S Communication was received from Senator Thomas F. Birmingham, responding to resolution of July 31 related to a regional truck study. scanNov 13
  378. 378378S Communication was received from Vicky Boulrice, Neighborhood Coordinator, Cambridge Police Department, enclosing a statement of purpose for the Community Oriented Policing Leadership Council. scanNov 13
  379. 379379S Communication from Stephen B. Sigel, Vice President, General Manager Cambridgeside Galleria, and Peter DeVito, Operations Manager expressing strong support for the Community Oriented Policing Initiative Dedicated Team Program. scanNov 13
  380. 380380S Order-re: Encourage Cambridge resident and businesses to participate in Community Oriented Policing (COP) as the Leadership Council begins its membership drive. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership. (Order # 19 of 10/02/95.) REFERRED TO HEARING HELD NOVEMBER 13, 1995. scanNov 13
  381. 381381S Disapproval of the Republican Members of Congress' failure to return Budget Act, No. S1357. Mayor Reeves Order # 9. scanNov 20
  382. 382382S Communication was received from Carl F. Barron, Putnam Furniture Leasing Company, Inc. transmitting his support for the implementation of a written agreement originally made and approved by the Council in 1988 and the Land Transfer Agreement approved by the Council in 1989. scanNov 20
  383. 383383S Communication was received from the family of Margaret Cecelia Cotter MacMahon transmitting appreciation for the resolution submitted on her behalf. scanNov 20
  384. 384384S Communication was received from Paul C. Demakis, State Representative, 8th Suffolk District, transmitting his strong support of the Massachusetts Highway Department conducting a study on the impact of truck traffic on communities near Route 128. scanNov 20
  385. 385385S Communication from Teresa Neighbor, Election Commission, transmitting results of the November 7, 1995 City Council and School Committee Elections. scanNov 20
  386. 386386S PLACED ON FILE - Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Seventeen regarding the development of a policy for granting permission for tables and sidewalk obstructions. Calendar Item # 12. scanNov 20
  387. 387387S PLACED ON FILE - Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Five of November 6, 1995 regarding recommendations to implement the Monuments Committee. Calendar Item # 14. scanNov 20
  388. 388388S PLACED ON FILE - Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Twenty-Three of November 6, 1995 regarding an update on the lawsuit with Portland Stoneware. Calendar Item # 19. scanNov 20
  389. 389389S Order - re: discuss MBTA security in transit stations with MBTA Chief of Security John O'Donovan. Hearing held November 20, 1995. Councillors Duehay, Born, Galluccio, Myers, Mayor Reeves, Vice Mayor Russell, Sullivan, Toomey and Triantafillou). scanNov 20
  390. 390390S Information received from the Affirmative Action Director regarding recruitment efforts for the upcoming firefighters examination to be held on April 27, 1996. scanDec 8
  391. 391391S Information from Traffic, Parking and Transportation Director relative to resident permit parking reissuance. scanDec 8
  392. 392392S Support for the "Quinn Bill", which provides educational incentives to police officers. Councillor Sullivan Order # 35. scanDec 11
  393. 393393S Display of "Adult Entertainment" not to be displayed in parts of the Strawberries on Memorial Drive where children have access. Councillor Born. Order # 52. scanDec 11
  394. 394394S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Eighteen, regarding expenses incurred by outside consultants in preparation of the Haggerty School and Agassiz School dedications. scanDec 11
  395. 395395S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Nineteen, regarding an update on arrangements for outside ice skating. scanDec 11
  396. 396396S Communication from Louis Massa, Carmelia Higgins, Ann Conway and Gloria Moore transmitting their appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council. scanDec 11
  397. 397397S Communication from Mynue Korb transmitting appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council. scanDec 11
  398. 398398S Communication from Laurie Taymore Berry and Priscilla Gaul, Ward Five Democratic Committee, transmitting their concern regarding the conduct of Royal White Laundry and its mistreatment of its employees. scanDec 11
  399. 399399S Communication from Mrs. Camella D'Agostino and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Alicandra and Family tranmsitting appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council. scanDec 11
  400. 400400S Communication from Attorney General Scott Harshbarger transmitting appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council. scanDec 11
  401. 401401S Communication received from Algonquin Gas Transmission Company, 1284 Soldiers Field Road, enclosing the General Office Location, telephone number and the Gas Control Office in Boston, in case of emergency. scanDec 11
  402. 402402S Information regarding public participation of the water supply facilities project. scanDec 11
  403. 403403S All matters not acted on in this legislative session be placed on file with exception of "Unfinished Business", which shall remain on the Calendar as "Unfinished Business". Mayor Reeves Order # 1. scanDec 18
  404. 404404S Support Representative Barbara Gray's bill to place a warning on marriage applications regarding the penalties for domestic violence. Councillor Triantafillou Order # 30. scanDec 18
  405. 405405S Encourage all residents to shovel their sidewalks and create pedestrian paths during this snow season. Mayor Reeves Order # 36. scanDec 18
  406. 406406S Communication was received from George Copitas, 237 Franklin Street, transmitting complaint on dangerous elevator condition that exists in the Manning Building on Franklin Street. scanDec 18
  407. 407407S Communication was received from Robert L. Hall transmitting concerns regarding non-payment of wages from an industrial accident incurred while working at Neville Manor. scanDec 18
  408. 408408S Communication received from Steve Meacham, Cambridge Eviction Free Zone, relative to staff being assigned to assist in negotiating year lease extensions for tenants losing protected status at the end of the year. scanDec 18
  409. 409409S Communication received from Michael Gervais, Director of the Cambridge Taxi School, requesting the development of a transportation commission to deal with the needs of the public with regard to present and future forms of transportation. scanDec 18
  410. 410410S Communication received from John R. O'Donovan, Chief of Police, MBTA Police transmitting a response to concerns expressed in a meeting regarding police issues in the City of Cambridge. scanDec 18
  411. 411411S The Finance Committee Report - for the purpose of receiving information regarding mission-based and performance-based budgeting and to consider a report from the City Manager updating the City's five year projection of reviews and expenditures and possibilities for budget cuts. scanDec 18
  412. 412412S PLACED ON FILE PURSUANT TO ORDER # 1 - Communication from City Manager relative to the disposition of Deacon, Dock and 350 Main Street. scanDec 18
  413. 413413S PLACED ON FILE PURSUANT TO ORDER # 1 - Communication from the Historical Commission regarding the former Kendall Square Fire Station. scanDec 18
  414. 414414S PLACED ON FILE PURSUANT TO ORDER # 1 - Communication from the City Manager relative to possible shift of certain sewer and water services from the water/sewer utility bill to the property tax bill. scanDec 18
  415. 415415S PLACED ON FILE PURSUANT TO ORDER # 1 - Awaiting Report Item Number Twenty-eight of November 7, 1994 regarding the feasibility of the City's designated neighborhoods starting their own community newspaper. scanDec 18
  416. 416416S PLACED ON FILE PURSUANT TO ORDER # 1 - Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Twenty-Five of February 27, 1995 regarding a report on firearms in Cambridge. scanDec 18
  417. 417417S PLACED ON FILE PURSUANT TO ORDER # 1 - Order submitted by Councillor Galluccio to amend Rule Number 23 and 31B of the City Council Rules. scanDec 18
  418. 418418S PLACED ON FILE PURSUANT TO ORDER # 1 - Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Twelve of March 20, l995 regarding a report on the number of minorities interviewed for the Traffic, Community Development, Water and Public Works Departments. scanDec 18
  419. 419419S PLACED ON FILE PURSUANT TO ORDER # l - Order regarding the establishment of a Pride in Business Subcommittee for the pupose of providing for the specific needs of Gay and Lesbian business people. scanDec 18
  420. 420420S PLACED ON FILE PURSUANT TO ORDER # l - Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Fifty-three of November 6, 1995, regarding installing appropriate signage at the intersection of Rindge Avenue and Alewife Brook Parkway. scanDec 18
  421. 421421S PLACED ON FILE PURSUANT TO ORDER # l - Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Thirty-seven of November 6, 1995, regarding installing an Emergency Police Call Box at Linear Park. scanDec 18
  422. 422422S PLACED ON FILE PURSUANT TO ORDER # l - Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Nineteen of November 6, 1995, regarding the feasibility of reinstating the requirement that residents license bicycles kept in Cambridge. scanDec 18
  423. 423423S PLACED ON FILE PURSUANT TO ORDER # l - Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Seven of November 6, 1995, regarding a report on programs which serve children from ages three through high school. scanDec 18
  424. 424424S PLACED ON FILE PURSUANT TO ORDER # l - Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Thirty-six of November 6, 1995, regarding the feasibility of installing a pedestrian stop light on Concord Avenue in the vicinity of the Tobin School. scanDec 18
  425. 425425S PLACED ON FILE PURSUANT TO ORDER # 1 - Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Fifty-one of November 6, 1995, regarding a report on the high interest rate for late payment of water bills. scanDec 18
  426. 426426S PLACED ON FILE PURSUANT TO ORDER # 1 - Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Two of November 6, 1995, regarding a report on the status of Stride-Rite and Polaroid leaving Cambridge. scanDec 18
  427. 427427S PLACED ON FILE PURSUANT TO ORDER # 1 - Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Thirty-five of November 6, 1995, regarding extending the green light time at the intersection of Huron Avenue and Fresh Pond Parkway and an outline of the progress of the siting of walkways on Alewife Brook Parkway. scanDec 18
  428. 428428S PLACED ON FILE PURSUANT TO ORDER # 1 - Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Forty of November 6, 1995, regarding muzzling and owner age restrictions on certain breeds of dogs. scanDec 18

Finance

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  1. 11F Appropriation of a grant in the sum of $142,000 to the Community Development Dept. scanJan 9
  2. 22F 1993-1994 Cambridge Comprehensive Annual Financial Report (CAFR). scanJan 23
  3. 33F Appropriation of $2,814 to the Public Celebration Account. scanJan 23
  4. 44F Transfer of $64,320 in the Fire Department. scanJan 23
  5. 55F Appropriation of $775 to the Public Celebration Account. scanJan 23
  6. 66F Transfer of $80,000 in the Public Works Dept. scanJan 23
  7. 77F Appropriation of $3,475 in the Health and Hospital Account. scanJan 23
  8. 88F Appropriation of $30,000 to the Health and Hospital Account. scanJan 23
  9. 99F Appropriation of $130,358 to the Health and Hospital Account. scanJan 23
  10. 1010F Transfer of $3,550 in the Election Commission. scanJan 23
  11. 1111F Transfer of $53,873 in the Water Dept. scanJan 30
  12. 1212F Appropriation of $5,499 for Head Start parents at the Community Learning Center. scanJan 30
  13. 1313F Appropriation of $4,800 to Elder Affairs. scanJan 30
  14. 1414F Appropriation of $6,000 for the Community Learning Center. scanJan 30
  15. 1515F Appropriation of $191,802 for shelter for homeless at YWCA and YMCA. scanJan 30
  16. 1616F Appropriation of $l,500,000 for a citywide Georgraphic Information System and network infrastructure. 2 orders adopted on 2/27/95. See Committee Reports #6 2/27/95. scanJan 30
  17. 1717F Appropriation of $48,000 to the Community Development Dept. scanFeb 6
  18. 1818F Appropriation of $23,657 to the Health and Hospital Account. scanFeb 6
  19. 1919F Transfer of $2,000 to the Public Investment Fund - Public Celebrations. scanFeb 6
  20. 2020F Appropriation of $5,202 in the Grant Fund of the Human Services Salary & Wages Account from the Friends of the Community Learning Center to provide funds for ESL instruction and peer tutoring. scanFeb 27
  21. 2121F Transfer of $12,681 in the General Fund of the Human Services Other Ordinary Maintenance Account to the Salary & Wages Account to provide funds for part-time staff and instructors at various community schools. scanFeb 27
  22. 2222F Appropriation of $5,115 in the Grant Fund of the Human Services Salary & Wages Account from the Mass Department of Education to provide funds for immigrants who quality under the amnesty program. scanFeb 27
  23. 2323F Appropriation of $10,000 in the Grant Fund of the Human Services Salary & Wages Account from the CHA to provide funds for the North Cambridge Crime Task Force Coordinator. scanFeb 27
  24. 2424F Appropriation of $20,000 in the Grant Fund of the Human Services Salary & Wages Account from the CHA to provide funds for the full-time Area IV Crime Task Force Coordinator. scanFeb 27
  25. 2525F Appropriation of $10,172 in the Grant Fund of the Human Services Salary & Wages Account ($9,630) and the Other Ordinary Maintenance Account ($542) from ERI to provide funds for 14 low-income people to be trained for nurse assistants or health aides. scanFeb 27
  26. 2626F Appropriation of $45,760 in the Grant Fund of the Human Services Salary & Wages Account (41,424), Other Ordinary Maintenance Account ($3,337) and the Travel & Training Account ($999) from the Mass Dept. of Education to provide outreach assessment and educational counseling to homeless adults. scanFeb 27
  27. 2727F Appropriation of $46,512 in the Grant Fund of the Human Services Salary & Wages Account ($44,240) and Other Ordinary Maintenance Account ($2,272) from the CHA to provide funds for ESL classes to public housing residents at Jefferson Park and Newtowne Court. scanFeb 27
  28. 2828F Appropriation of $40,200 in the Grant Fund of the Human Services Salary & Wages Account ($31,400) , Other Ordinary Maintenance Account ($7,800) and the Travel & Training Account ($1,000) from the Mass Dept. of Education to provide funds for teachers from the CLC and the SCALE program to receive training on how to work with learning disabled students. scanFeb 27
  29. 2929F Transfer of $17,000 in the Grant Fund from the Human Services Salary & Wages Account to the Other Ordinary Maintenance Account to provide funds to hiring a media consultant for the Substance Abuse Prevention program. scanFeb 27
  30. 3030F Transfer of $475 in the Grant Fund of the Human Services Other Ordinary Maintenance Account to the Travel & Training Account to provide funds to cover the costs associated with attending the Youth Crime Watch of America Conference in Florida. scanFeb 27
  31. 3131F Transfer of $22,400 in the Block Grant Fund of the Human Services Department from the Other Ordinary Maintenance Account to the Salary & Wages Account to provide funds for a part-time intern to assess the community's Asian population needs; expand Haitian services; and additional support for Block Grant management. scanFeb 27
  32. 3232F Appropriation of a grant for $38,385 from the Mass Executive Office of Public Safety to the Police Department Salary & Wages Account ($27,485) and Other Ordinary Maintenance Account ($10,900) to provide funds for the Drug Abuse Resistance Education program. scanFeb 27
  33. 3333F Appropriation of a grant for $36,900 from the Mass Committee on Criminal Justice to the Police Department Other Ordinary Maintenance Account for the purchase of CRIMCON Latent Fingerprint Processing equipment. scanFeb 27
  34. 3434F FINANCE COMMITTEE REPORT - to receive a report on the Citywide Geographic Information System together with an appropriation order of $350,000.00 and a transfer order of $1,150,000. scanFeb 27
  35. 3535F Appropriation of a grant from the Mass Highway Dept. for $100,000 to the Public Investment Fund Public Works Extraordinary Expenditures Account to provide funds for the design and construction of a chemical storage facility at 147 Hampshire Street. scanMar 6
  36. 3636F Transfer of $202,000 from the Community Development Salary & Wages Account to the Community Development Other Ordinary Maintenance Account ($185,000) and Extraordinary Expenditures Account ($17,000) to provide funds for traffic studies, urban design and economic development materials. scanMar 6
  37. 3737F Transfer of $12,820 in the General Fund of the Cable TV Salary & Wages Account ($11,835) and Travel & Training Account ($985) to the Other Ordinary Maintenance Account to provide funds for repairing & servicing equipment, purchasing office furniture and other smaller purchases. scanMar 20
  38. 3838F Appropriation of a grant totalling $65,000 from the Attorney General's Office. During the FY95 budget process, the City Council appropriated $25,000 leaving a $40,000 balance which is now being requested to be appropriated in the License Commission (Consumer Council) Salary & Wages $37,000 and Other Ordinary Maintenance $3,000 to provide funds for 1 1/2 positions which functions are to mediate individual consumer disputes. scanMar 20
  39. 3939F Approval of block rates for water consumption and sewer use for the period beginning April 1, 1995 and ending March 31, 1996. scanMar 20
  40. 4040F Communication was received from D. Margaret Drury, City Clerk, transmitting communication from Councillor Michael A. Sullivan regarding the Proposed FY 96 Budget Hearing Schedule. scanMar 20
  41. 4141F Transfer of $950 from the Reserve Other Ordinary Maintenance Account to the Conservation Commission Other Ordinary Maintenance Account to provide funds for consultant services to review a Request for Determination of Applicability filed by the Mass Highway Department for the Central Artery/Tunnel project. scanMar 27
  42. 4242F Transfer of $5,000 in the General Fund of the Police Department from the Other Ordinary Maintenance Account to the Travel & Training Account to provide funds to cover the costs associated with attending training seminars and conferences for Police Department personnel. scanMar 27
  43. 4343F Order - re: need for budget cuts to achieve goal of no tax increases. Councillor Born. Calendar Item # 6. scanMar 27
  44. 4444F Appropriation of a grant from HUD, through Walden Square Apartments, for $43,625 to the Grant Fund Health & Hospital Services Salary & Wages ($35,820) and Other Ordinary Maintenance ($7,805) to provide funds for the Program Coordinator and four Outreach Workers in the Drug Elimination Program at Walden Square. scanApr 3
  45. 4545F Appropriation of $5,000 in the Grant Fund of the Human Services Other Ordinary Maintenance Account from a private donation to provide funds for the Area IV Youth Center. scanApr 3
  46. 4646F Appropriation of $18,300 in the Grant fund of the Human Services Salary & Wages Account from HUD to provide funds to support the efforts of the No. Camb. Crime Task Force and partially fund the salary of the Coordinator. scanApr 3
  47. 4747F Appropriation of $19,900 in the Grant fund of the Human Services Other Ordinary Maintenance Account from FEMA to provide funds for the Multiservice Center for the Homeless, the Fuel Assistance Program and the Council on Aging. scanApr 3
  48. 4848F Appropriation of $8,500 in the Grant Fund of the Human Service Salary & Wages Account from the Boston Foundation ($7,500 and the Cambridge Community Foundation ($1,000) to provide funds to continue the operation of the ESL Network. scanApr 3
  49. 4949F Appropriation of $6,330 in the Grant fund of the Human Services Salary & Wages Account ($5,880) and Other Ordinary Maintenance Account ($450) from HUD to provide funds for ESL classes at Walden Square and Fresh Pond Apartments. scanApr 3
  50. 5050F Appropriation of $102,660 to the Grant fund of the Human Services Salary & Wages Account ($84,850), Other Ordinary Maintenance Account ($17,310) and Travel & Training Account ($500) from HUD to provide funds for a positive alternative to substance abuse for young people living in housing developments in North Cambridge. scanApr 3
  51. 5151F Appropriation of $8,166 to the Grant Fund of the Human Services Salary & Wages Account ($2,096.93), Other Ordinary Maintenance Account ($5,000) and Travel & Training Account ($1,069.07) from EOCD ($3,166) and the Governor's Alliance Against Drugs ($5,000) to provide fund for the Area IV Crime Task Force. scanApr 3
  52. 5252F Supplemental appropriation for Neville Manor in the amount of $1,204,000 and a transfer of $30,000 from the Travel and Training Account to the Other Ordinary Account. scanApr 3
  53. 5353F Appropriation of $11,300,000 in excess patient receipts. scanApr 3
  54. 5454F Appropriation of $12,000 to the Traffic and Parking Dept. scanApr 3
  55. 5555F Submission of the FY95-96 Budget for consideration fo the City Council. scanApr 10
  56. 5656F Order requesting the transfer of $402,600 in the General Fund of the Fire Department from the Salary & Wages Account to the Other Ordinary Maintenance Account to provide funds to purchase new protective clothing for 244 fire fighters. scanApr 24
  57. 5757F Order requesting the transfer of $60,000 in the General Fund of the Cambridge Fire Department from the Salary & Wages Account to the Travel and Training Account (Judgements & Damages) to provide funds to cover medical costs. scanApr 24
  58. 5858F REFERRED TO THE FINANCE COMMITTEE - Communication received from John E. Flynn, Deputy City Clerk transmitting a communication from the School Committee regarding a special meeting on April 13, 1995 adopting a general operating budget for the Cambridge Public Schools. scanApr 24
  59. 5959F Appropriation of $2,500 in street performer permit fees to the Public Celebrations Salaries & Wages ($1,750) and Other Ordinary Maintenance ($750) to provide funds needed to monitor street performers. scanMay 1
  60. 6060F Transfer of $2,000 from the Electrical Salaries & Wages to the Electrical Travel & Training to provide funds for workers' compensation medical payments. scanMay 1
  61. 6161F Appropriation of $6,110 in private donations to the Grant Fund Public Celebrations Other Ordinary Maintenance to provide funds for the 18th River Festival and expenses related to Gallery 57. scanMay 1
  62. 6262F Appropriation of $4,107.50 in the Grant Fund of the Human Services Other Ordinary Maintenance Account from private donations to provide funds to distribute to local youth employment agencies and the Summer Jobs Campaign luncheon. scanMay 1
  63. 6363F Appropriation of $1,500 in the Grant Fund of the Human Services Other Ordinary Maintenance Account from Draper Laboratory to provide funds for summer activities at the Area IV Youth Center. scanMay 1
  64. 6464F Transfer of $9,626.25 in the Grant Fund of the Human Services Other Ordinary Maintenance Account to the Salary & Wages Account to provide funds to cover the salaries of part time teachers for spring activity at Community Schools. scanMay 1
  65. 6565F Transfer of $1,100 in the Grant Fund of the Human Services Salary & Wages Account to the Travel & Training Account to provide funds to conduct a youth needs assessment project. scanMay 1
  66. 6666F Appropriation of $15,377.42 in the Grant Fund of the Human Services Other Ordinary Maintenance Account ($15,077.42) and the Travel & Training Account ($300) from the Greater Boston Adult Shelter Alliance to provide additional emergency transition housing and casework support for clients. scanMay 1
  67. 6767F Appropriation of $370,414 in the Grant Fund of the Human Services Salary & Wages Account ($153,592), Other Ordinary Maintenance Account ($205,762) and Travel & Training Account ($11,060) from the U.S. Dept. of Health & Human Service Center for Substance Abuse Prevention to provide funds for alcohol, tobacco and other drug abuse prevention on a community wide basis. scanMay 1
  68. 6868F Appropriation of $4,724 in the General Fund of the Human Services Salaries and Wages Account from funds collected at the Graham and Parks Summer Camp to cover costs associated with the fall 1994 part time staff for the Graham and Parks Community Schools. scanMay 1
  69. 6969F Appropriation of $28,040.95 in the General Fund of the Human Services Salary & Wages Account ($23,109) and Other Ordinary Maintenance Account ($4,931.95) from fees collected during the summer enrollment of community school programs to provide funds to cover salaries of part time instructors and supplies at the Longfellow, Fitzgerald and Tobin Community Schools. scanMay 1
  70. 7070F Transfer of $1,100 from the Election Travel & Training Account to the Election Other Ordinary Maintenance Account to cover anticipated increased costs of printing the 1995 Street List Book. scanMay 1
  71. 7171F Transfer of $7,200 from the Reserve Other Ordinary Maintenance Account to the Public Celebrations Other Ordinary maintenance Account to cover the costs related to the first annual St. Patrick's Day Parade. scanMay 1
  72. 7272F Transfer of $30,000 to the Police Travel & Training (Judgement & Damages) Account from the Police Other Ordinary Maintenance Account $30,000 to cover medical expenses for officers retired on disability and for active officers injured in the line of duty. scanMay 1
  73. 7373F Appropriation of $4,950 in the Grant Fund of the Human Services Salaries & Wages Account ($1,695) and Other Ordinary Maintenance Account ($3,255) to provide funds for the Community Learning Center and American Red Cross to train students to become nurses assistants or home health aides. scanMay 1
  74. 7474F Transfer of $400 from the Reserve Fund Other Ordinary Maintenance Account to the General Fund of the Public Celebrations Other Ordinary Maintenance Account to provide funds for the Children's Dance Festival which is part of Dance Month. scanMay 1
  75. 7575F Appropriation of a grant from the Comm. of Mass Executive Office of Public Safety in the amount of $101,544 to the Police Department Other Ordinary Maintenance for the purchase of 256 bullet proof vests. scanMay 8
  76. 7676F Appropriation of $1,260.97 in the Grant Fund of the Human Services Salary & Wages Account from donated funds and funds collected during various fund raising activities to be used to provide additional program supplies and activities at the Gately, Area IV, Willis D. Moore and Frisoli Youth Center. scanMay 8
  77. 7777F Appropriation of $575.00 in the Grant Fund of the Human Services Other Ordinary Maintenance Account from funds donated by private business for the Workforce Development Office to use for subcontracts with agencies to provide summer jobs for youth. scanMay 8
  78. 7878F Transfer of $10,000 from the General Fund of the Rent Control Salary & Wages Account to the General Fund Human Services Other Ordinary Maintenance Account to provide expanded mediation services for residents in response to the elimination of rent control. scanMay 8
  79. 7979F Transfer of $1,300 from the Reserve Fund Other Ordinary Maintenance Account to the Human Service Other Ordinary Maintenance Account to provide funds to purchase batting helmets and to hire umpires for the Cambridge Girls Softball League. scanMay 8
  80. 8080F Appropriation of $5,000 to the Human Services Department. scanMay 8
  81. 8181F Transfer of $69,467.98 in the Human Services Department. scanMay 8
  82. 8282F Communication received from D. Margaret Drury, City Clerk, transmitting a communication from James Conry, Executive Director of Management Services, regarding the FY95-96 adopted School Department budget. scanMay 8
  83. 8383F Appropriation of $618,009 in retroactive medicaid reimbursement revenues to the School Department General Fund Other Ordinary Maintenance $287,715 and School Department Public Investment Fund Extraordinary Expenditures $330,384 to provide funds for a variety of School Department needs. scanMay 15
  84. 8484F Appropriation of $615,663.27 ($114,000 from the Harvard Square Improvement Fund and $501,663.27 from Harvard University) to the Community Development Public Investment Extraordinary Expenditures Account to provide funds to construct a park at Quincy Square. scanMay 15
  85. 8585F Finance Committee Report to the City Council regarding the FY96 Water Fund in the sum of $8,430,825. scanMay 15
  86. 8686F Finance Committee Report to the City Council regarding the FY96 Cambridge Hospital Community Health Network Fund in the sum of $80,096,445. scanMay 15
  87. 8787F Finance Committee Report to the City Council regarding the FY96 Neville Manor Fund in the sum of $11,268,360. scanMay 15
  88. 8888F Finance Committee Report to the City Council regarding the FY96 Public Investment Fund in the sum of $12,220,790. scanMay 15
  89. 8989F Finance Committee Report to the City Council regarding the FY96 General Fund Budget in the sum of $218,004,705. scanMay 15
  90. 9090F LOAN ORDER - $6,161,000 for projects included in the FY 96 Capital budget. scanMay 15
  91. 9191F Transfer of $2,500 from the Reserve Budget Other Ordinary Maintenance Account into the General Fund of the Election Commission Other Ordinary Maintenance Account to provide funds to hire a consultant to work with the Election Commission and a Technical Working Subcommittee to explore the technical and practical aspects of computerizing Cambridge's elections. scanMay 22
  92. 9292F Transfer of $32,000 from the Water Fund Water Department Salary & Wages Account to the Water Department Travel & Training Account to provide funds for a lump sum settlement and medical bills. scanMay 22
  93. 9393F Request from the Cambridge Multicultural Arts Center for an advance of $20,000 from their FY96 allotment. scanMay 22
  94. 9494F Finance Committee Report for a public meeting held on May 17, 1995 for the purpose of considering a proposed loan order in the amount of $14,432,000.00 for renovations and an addition to the Fitzgerald School. scanMay 22
  95. 9595F Finance Committee Report for a public meeting held on May 16, 1995 for the purpose of considering a proposed loan order in the amount of $9,830,000.00 for renovations and an addition to the Morse School. scanMay 22
  96. 9696F LOAN ORDER - $9,830,000 for improvements to the Morse School. scanMay 22
  97. 9797F LOAN ORDER - $14,432,000 for extensive improvements to the Fitzgerald School. scanMay 22
  98. 9898F Appropriation of a grant from the Dept. of Public Health for $37,867 to the Health & Hospital Services Salary & Wages Account ($23,791) and Other Ordinary Maintenance Account ($14,076) to provide funds to continue the Tobacco Control Program. scanJun 5
  99. 9999F Appropriation of $88,732.32 in U.S. Trust Urban Development Action Grant (UDAG) repayments to the Public Investment Fund Community Development Extraordinary Expenditures Account to provide funds for neighborhood improvement activities to be determined by the Area Four Neighborhood Coalition and the Community Development Department. scanJun 5
  100. 100100F Communication was received from the Department of Public Utilities regarding the statement of income for the year ending December 31, 1994 for the Commonwealth Gas Company. scanJun 5
  101. 101101F Communication was received from the Department of Public Utilities regarding the statement of income for the year ending December 31, 1994 for the Cambridge Electric Light Company. scanJun 5
  102. 102102F Appropriation of $70,000 in the Grant Fund of the Department of Human Services Salary and Wages Account ($44,683), Other Ordinary Maintenance Account ($23,567) and Travel and Training Account ($1,750) from the Massachusetts Department of Public Health's Tobacco Control Program. The funds will be used for the Department's Cambridge United for Smoking Prevention Coalition. scanJun 12
  103. 103103F Appropriation of $80,326.00 in the Grant Fund of the Department of Human Services Salary and Wages Account ($62,631), Other Ordinary Maintenance Account (17,495) and Travel and Training Account ($200) from the Massachusetts Department of Public Health's Tobacco Control Program. These funds will be used to provide tobacco education services to population at risk. scanJun 12
  104. 104104F Appropriation of $136,000 in the Grant Fund of the Department of Human Services Other Ordinary Maintenance Account from the Department of Housing and Urban Development. These funds will be used to fund operating and rehabilitation costs of the area shelter facilities. scanJun 12
  105. 105105F Appropriation of $2,500.00 in the Grant Fund of the Department of Human Services Other Ordinary Maintenance Account. These funds will be used to pay for the supplies for five summer food services sites. scanJun 12
  106. 106106F Transfer of $1,800.00 in the Grant Fund of the Department of Human Services from the Salary and Wages Account into the Other Ordinary Maintenance Account. The North Cambridge Crime Task Force wishes to transfer $1,800. of their grant award from the Cambridge Housing Authority for general operations. scanJun 12
  107. 107107F Appropriation of $625.00 from the Department of Human Services Other Ordinary Maintenance Account from private donations. The Multi Service Center for the Homeless will use these funds to provide emergency/transitional housing for Cambridge homeless clients. scanJun 12
  108. 108108F Appropriation of $1,669.00 in the Grant Fund of the Department of Human Services Other Ordinary Maintenance Account from funds donated by private businesses. The funds will be used to provide additional summer jobs for youth. scanJun 12
  109. 109109F Order authorizing the City Manager to transfer appropriations from allotments prior to the close of the books for Fiscal Year 1994-1995. scanJun 12
  110. 110110F Appropriation of $20,000 in the Grant Fund of the Department of Human Services Salary and Wages Account ($16,800), Other Ordinary Maintenance Account ($3,200) from the Boston Foundation. The funds will be used to help fund the Department's full time Area IV Crime Task Force Coordinator. scanJun 12
  111. 111111F Appropriation of $23,176.00 in the Grant Fund to the Emergency Management Extraordinary Expenditure Account to provide funds for the purchase of a Chevrolet Blazer. scanJun 12
  112. 112112F Appropriation of a grant from the Department of Housing and Urban Development for $693,000 to the Public Investment Fund Community Development Extraordinary Expenditures account to continue to provide funds for the HOME Program. scanJun 12
  113. 113113F Appropriation of a grant from the Department of Housing and Urban Development for $77,100 to the Grant Fund Salaries and Wages account ($65,000), Other Ordinary Maintenance account (10,000), and Travel and Training account ($2,100) to continue to provide funds for administrative costs associated with the HOME Program. scanJun 12
  114. 114114F Transfer of $24,000 from the Electrical Department's Other Ordinary Maintenance account to the Electrical Department's Extraordinary Expenditures account, for the replacement of a truck used by the Assistant City Electrician. scanJun 19
  115. 115115F Appropriation of $15,000 in the Public Investment Fund of the Department of Human Services Extraordinary Expenditures account from excess golf course revenue. These funds will be used for the purchase of a replacement turf truckster for the Golf Course maintenance division. scanJun 19
  116. 116116F Appropriation of $13,127.00 in the General Fund of the Department of Human Services Salary and Wages account from fees collected. These funds will be used to cover the costs associated with the Graham and Parks School winter and spring 1995 payroll for part time instructors. scanJun 19
  117. 117117F Appropriation of a grant from the Department of Public Health for $76,050.00 to the Cambridge Hospital Community Health Network Salaries and Wages Account ($74,272) and Other Ordinary Maintenance Account ($1,778) to provide funds to continue the Enhanced School Health Service Program whose goal is to make children aware of the hazardous side effects of smoking. scanJun 19
  118. 118118F Appropriation of $6,400 in receipts from the sale of back yard composting bins to the Department of Public Works Other Ordinary Maintenance Account to provide funds for the purchase of additional bins. scanJun 19
  119. 119119F Appropriation of a grant of $9,000,000 in Safety Net Funds from the Department of Public Welfare to the Cambridge Hospital Community Health Network Other Ordinary Maintenance Account to provide funds for safety net services. scanJun 19
  120. 120120F Transfer of $5,290 in the Grant Fund of the DHSP from the Other Ordinary Maintenance Account to the Salaries and Wages Account ($3,490) and the Travel and Training Account ($1,800). This transfer will be used for costs associated with conference attendance, salaries and health insurance costs. scanJun 19
  121. 121121F Appropriation of a grant from the Victim and Witness Assistance Bureau for $96,693 to the Cambridge Hospital Community Health Network Other Ordinary Maintenance Account ($35,885) and Salaries and Wages Account ($60,808) for continued funding of the Victims of Violence Program. scanJun 19
  122. 122122F Appropriation of a grant from the Department of Public Health for $81,000 to the Cambridge Hospital Community Health Network Salaries and Wages Account to provide funds for the Teen Health Center. scanJun 19
  123. 123123F Appropriation of a grant from the Department of Mental Health for $71,667 to the Cambridge Hospital Community Health Network Salaries and Wages Account to provide funds for mental health services to the Haitian population scanJun 19
  124. 124124F Appropriation of a grant from the Department of Public Health for $30,000 to the Cambridge Hospital Community Health Network Other Ordinary Maintenance Account to provide additional funding for the Immunization Action Project. scanJun 19
  125. 125125F Appropriation of a grant from the Department of Public Health for $11,000 to the Cambridge Hospital Community Health Network Other Ordinary Maintenance Account to provide additional funding for the Breast Health Project. scanJun 19
  126. 126126F Appropriation of a grant from the Department of Public Health for $1,500 to the Cambridge Hospital Community Health Network Salaries and Wages account ($1,000) and Other Ordinary Maintenance Account ($500) to increase funding for HIV/AIDS program. scanJun 19
  127. 127127F Appropriation of a grant from the Department of Public Health for $3,500 to the Cambridge Hospital Community Health Network Salaries and Wages Account to increase funding for the Multi-Disciplinary AIDS Program. scanJun 19
  128. 128128F Appropriation of a grant from the Department of Public Health for $90,000 to the Cambridge Hospital Community Health Network Salaries and Wages Account ($62,000) and Other Ordinary Maintenance Account ($28,000) to continue funding for the Haitian Outreach Program. scanJun 19
  129. 129129F Appropriation of a grant from the Boston Department of Health and Hospitals for $233,009 to the Cambridge Hospital Community Health Network Salaries and Wages Account ($230,765) and Other Ordinary Maintenance Account ($1,044) and Travel and Training Account ($1,200) to continue funding for the Multi-Disciplinary AIDS Program. scanJun 19
  130. 130130F Appropriation of a grant from the Department of Public Health for $55,000 to the Cambridge Hospital Community Health Network Salaries and Wages Account ($49,500) and Other Ordinary Maintenance Account ($4,300) and Travel and Training Account ($1,200) to continue funding of the Multi-Disciplinary AIDS Program. scanJun 19
  131. 131131F Appropriation of a grant from the Department of Public Health for $120,802 to the Cambridge Hospital Health Network Salaries and Wages Account ($89,000), Other Ordinary Maintenance Account ($30,602) and Travel and Training Account ($1,200) to provide funds for alternative test sites. scanJun 19
  132. 132132F Appropriation of a grant from the Department of Public Health for $380,273 to the Cambridge Hospital Community Health Network Salaries and Wages Account ($337,262), Other Ordinary Maintenance account ($41,011) and Travel and Training Account ($2,000) to continue funding for the WIC Program. scanJun 19
  133. 133133F Appropriation of a grant from the Department of Public Health for $30,000 to the Cambridge Hospital Community Health Network Other Ordinary Maintenance Account, to continue funding of various programs at the Riverside Neighborhood Health Center. scanJun 19
  134. 134134F Appropriation of a grant from the Department of Mental Health for $643,246 to the Cambridge Hospital Community Health Network Salaries and Wages Account ($245,000), Other Ordinary Maintenance Account ($397,746) and Travel and Training Account ($500) to provide funds for treatment of persons in acute crisis, medical and psychiatric hospitalization and practical intervention in emergencies. scanJun 19
  135. 135135F Appropriation of a grant from the Department of Mental Health for $756,332 to the Cambridge Hospital Community Health Network Salaries and Wages account ($664,849) and Other Ordinary Maintenance account ($91,483) to provide funds for a four year psychiatric residency program. scanJun 19
  136. 136136F Appropriation of a grant for $77,476 from the Department of Public Health to the Cambridge Hospital Community Health Network Salaries and Wages Account ($66,000) and Other Ordinary Maintenance Account ($11,476) to provide funds for a neighborhood based outreach. scanJun 19
  137. 137137F Appropriation of a grant for $120,000 from the Department of Public Health to the Cambridge Hospital Community Health Network Salaries and Wages Account ($92,250) and Other Ordinary Maintenance Account ($27,750) to provide funds for the development of comprehensive education for women at risk for breast cancer. scanJun 19
  138. 138138F Appropriation of a grant from the Department of Public Health for $111,603 to the Cambridge Hospital Community Health Network Salaries and Wages Account ($18,000) and Other Ordinary Maintenance Account ($93,603) to provide funds for the Immunization Action Project. scanJun 19
  139. 139139F Appropriation of a grant from the Department of Public Health for $192,606 to the Cambridge Hospital Community Health Network Salaries and Wages Account ($172,374) and Other Ordinary Maintenance Account ($17,732) and Travel and Training Account ($2,500) to provide funds for a program of early screening of HIV infection. scanJun 19
  140. 140140F Two appropriations to the School Department. The first, for $367,116 to the School Department Debt Stabilization Fund, for the offset of school construction. The second, for $64,785 to the School Department General Fund Other Ordinary Maintenance Account which represents the contract fee of 15%. scanJun 19
  141. 141141F Two transfers to the School Department. The first, in the amount of $204,852 from the School Department pension account to the School Stabilization Fund to offset teacher early retirement. The second, in the amount of $1,277,752 from the school debt service account which represent the annual debt service on the Agassiz School Project. scanJun 19
  142. 142142F Appropriation of a grant from the Dept. of Public Health for $155,475 to the Cambridge Hospital Community Health Network Salary & Wages ($75,540) and Other Ordinary Maintenance ($79,935) to provide funding for Sexually Transmitted Disease Clinic. scanJun 26
  143. 143143F Appropriation of $128,108 to the Cambridge Hospital Community Health Network Salary & Wages ($128,025) and Other Ordinary Maintenance ($83) to provide funds for a coordinated perinatal and pediatric multi-disciplinary program. scanJun 26
  144. 144144F Appropriation of a grant from the Dept. of Public Health for $100,000 to the Cambridge Hospital Community Health Network Salary & Wages ($58,920) and Other Ordinary Maintenance ($41,080) for the Immunization Action Project. scanJun 26
  145. 145145F Appropriation of a grant from the Dept. of Mental Health for $71,667 to the Cambridge Hospital Community Health Network Salary & Wages to continue funding for mental health services to the immigrant Haitian population. - Duplicate - See June 19, 1995 # 123F.- scanJun 26
  146. 146146F Appropriation of $450 in the grant fund of the Human Services Other Ordinary Maintenance Account from donations by private businesses to provide summer jobs for youths. scanJun 26
  147. 147147F Appropriation of a grant in the Human Services Other Ordinary Maintenance Account from the Mass Dept. of Education Bureau of Nutrition to provide funds for the Summer Food Service Program for Children. scanJun 26
  148. 148148F Appropriation of $122,420.50 in the General Fund of the Human Services Salary & Wages Account to provide funds for summer camps. scanJun 26
  149. 149149F Appropriation of a grant from the Mass Cultural Council for $12,325 to the Public Celebrations Salary & Wages Account to provide funds for staff involved in various events and programs. scanJun 26
  150. 150150F Transfer of $350,000 from the Cambridge Hospital Community Health Network Salary & Wages Account to the Other Ordinary Maintenance Account to provide funds for additional costs in certain physician specialty areas. scanJun 26
  151. 151151F Transfer of $20,000 from the Reserve Other Ordinary Maintenance Account to the Human Services (Recreation Division) Other Ordinary Maintenance Account to provide funds for Summer Sizzle 95 concert series. scanJun 26
  152. 152152F Transfer of $4,080 from the Grant Fund Historical Commission Other Ordinary Maintenance Account to the Historical Commission Salary & Wages Account to provide funds for summer intern positions for various projects. scanJun 26
  153. 153153F Transfer from the School Department Salary & Wages ($85,000) and Travel & Training ($88,000) to the School Department Other Ordinary Maintenance Account ($95,000) and Extraordinary Expenditures Account ($78,000) to cover special education outside tuitions, transportation, legal expenses and computer equipment. scanJun 26
  154. 154154F PLACED ON FILE UNDER RULE NINETEEN OF THE CITY COUNCIL RULES - Appropriation of $3,750,000 to the Cambridge Hospital Community Health Network. Calendar # l. scanJun 26
  155. 155155F LOAN ORDER - $3,585,000 for the Central Square Improvement Project. Calendar Item # 17. scanJun 26
  156. 156156F Appropriation of $250 in the Grant Fund of the Human Services Other Ordinary Maintenance Account from money donated by private businesses to provide funds for the Workforce Development Office to subcontract with agencies to provide summer jobs for youth. scanJul 31
  157. 157157F Appropriation of $2,500 in the Grant Fund of the Human Services Other Ordinary Maintenance Account from the A.C. Ratchesky Foundation to provide funds for general operations and supplies for the Area IV Crime Task Force. scanJul 31
  158. 158158F Appropriation of $1,750 in the Grant Fund of the Human Services Other Ordinary Maintenance Account from private donations to provide funds for the caseworkers at the Multiservice Center for emergency/transitional housing for Cambridge homeless clients. scanJul 31
  159. 159159F Appropriation of $164,117 in the Grant Fund of the Human Service Salary & Wages ($23,416) and Other Ordinary Maintenance ($140,701) from the Mass Dept. of Education's Bureau of Nutrition to provide funds associated with the Summer Food Services Program for Children. scanJul 31
  160. 160160F Appropriation of $72,000 in the Grant Fund of the Human Services Salary & Wages ($38,145), Other Ordinary Maintenance ($33,455) and Travel & Training ($400) from the Mass Executive Office of Communities and Development to provide funds for the Homelessness Intercept Program. scanJul 31
  161. 161161F Board of Assessors seeking approval from the Commissioner of Revenue to issue preliminary (estimated) first half FY96 tax bills. scanJul 31
  162. 162Two appropriation requests from the Cambridge School Committee which are as follows: $317,000 from state aid for use in initial stages of the School Department Technology Program (TECH 2000); and $50,000 from state aid for improvements to the building that houses the Cambridgeport School. scanJul 31
  163. 163Appropriation of $20,000 to the Public Celebrations (Arts Council) Other Ordinary Maintenance Account to help support the cost of the 18th Cambridge River Festival. scanJul 31
  164. 164Relative to the City receiving a $1.15 million award of EOCD housing stabilization funds. scanSep 11
  165. 165Appropriation of $600 in the Grant Fund of the Human Services Other Ordinary Maint. from money donated by private businesses to be used by the Workforce Dev. Office to provide additional jobs for youth. scanSep 11
  166. 166Appropriation of $675 in the Grant Fund of the Human Services Other Ordinary Maintenance from private donations to provide funds for trophies and awards for participants of the annual City-wide youth track and field event. scanSep 11
  167. 167Appropriation of $10,000 in the Grant Fund of the Public Works Department from DEP to provide payment to a consulting firm for work done to increase participation in curbside recycling programs. scanSep 11
  168. 168168F Transfer of $2,000 from the Electrical Salary & Wages to the Electrical Travel & Training Account to provide funds for workers' compensation medical payments. scanSep 11
  169. 169169F Appropriation of $3,830 in the Grant Fund of the Human Services Other Ordinary Maintenance from revenue collected from the annual charity golf tournament to provide funds for emergency/transitional housing for Cambridge homeless clients. scanSep 11
  170. 170170F Appropriation of $207,136 in the Grant Fund of the Human Services Salary & Wages ($64,500) and Other Ordinary Maintenance ($142,636) from the Greater Boston Adult Shelter Alliance to provide emergency/transitional housing and casework/support services for clients. scanSep 11
  171. 171171F Appropriation of $14,373 in the Grant Fund of the Human Services Other Ordinary Maintenance ($10,000) and Travel & Training ($4,373) from Interest Earned to provide funds to support the operations of the Fuel Assistance Program. scanSep 11
  172. 172172F Appropriation of $179,710.85 in Community Development Block Grant Program Income to the Public Investment Fund Community Development Extraordinary Expenditures account to provide additional funds for new affordable housing developments for low and moderate income residents. scanSep 11
  173. 173173F Appropriation of $48,810 in Community Development Block Grant Funds to the Public Investment Fund Community Development Extraordinary Expenditures Account to provide funds for new affordable housing developments for low and moderate income residents. scanSep 11
  174. 174174F Appropriation of $236,994 in Community Development Block Grant Funds to the Community Extraordinary Expenditures account to provide funds to increase the contingency from 3.4% of the total entitlement to a more reasonable 8.8%. scanSep 11
  175. 175175F Transfer of $7,000 in the General Fund of Veterans' Services from the Salary & Wages to the Other Ordinary Maintenance to provide funds to purchase computer equipment and supplies. scanSep 11
  176. 176176F Reschedule hearing on the setting of the tax rate to October 2, 1995 at 7:00 p.m. Councillor Sullivan Order # 49. scanSep 18
  177. 177177F Appropriation of $750 in the Grant Fund of the Human Services Other Ordinary Maintenance Account from money donated by private businesses to be used by the Workforce Development Office to provide additional jobs for youth. scanSep 18
  178. 178178F Appropriation of $1,386 in fees from area businesses to the Executive (Environmental Program) Other Ordinary Maintenance Account to provide funds for the installation of bicycle parking facilities. scanSep 18
  179. 179179F Appropriation of $103,221 in interest earnings to the Public Investment Fund Community Development Extraordinary Expenditures Account to provide funds for infrastructure improvements on Brookline and Pacific Streets. scanSep 18
  180. 180180F Appropriation of $450,000 to the Public Investment Fund Electrical Extraordinary Expenditure Account to provide the Schedule A payment to NYNEX for the City's new Centrex telephone contract; the funds to support this appropriation will come from available Free Cash. scanOct 2
  181. 181181F Approval of the tax rate for FY96: A. Authorize the use of $5,778,000 in the Unreserved Fund Balance (Free Cash) to offset the following FY1996 expenditures: Operating Budget $1,500,000 (as adopted in FY 1996 Budget); Capital Budget $1,820,000 (as adopted in FY1996 Budget); Overlay Reserve $1,188,000; Salary Adjustment $1,270,000; B. Appropriate $3,215,000 to the Salary Adjustment account to cover the cost of employee contract settlement; C. Classify property into the five classes; D. Adopt a minimum residential factor of 56.32730% E. Vote to approve the maximum residential exemption of 20% for owner occupied homes; F. Vote to double the normal value of statutory exemptions for FY1996; and G. Vote to double the income limit for deferral of property taxes by elderly homeowners. scanOct 2
  182. 182182F Transfer of $12,000 in the Grant Fund of the Human Services Salary & Wages Account to the Other Ordinary Maintenance Account to provide funds for the Youth Assessment Program to make payments for college scholarships as well as to cover operational costs. scanOct 16
  183. 183183F Transfer of $1,656 in the Grant Fund of the Human Services Other Ordinary Maintenance Account to the Salary & Wages Account to provide funds to pay salary and wages for Fuel Assistance start up costs. scanOct 16
  184. 184184F Appropriation of $200 in the Grant Fund of the Human Services Other Ordinary Maintenance Account from local businesses to provide funds to cover the costs of trophies and awards for participants in the City-wide Youth Track and Field events. scanOct 16
  185. 185185F Appropriation of $50,436 in the General Fund of the Human Services Other Ordinary Maintenance Account ($47,436) and the Travel & Training Account ($3,000) from Community Development Block Grant funds. scanOct 16
  186. 186186F Appropriation of $40,000 in the Grant Fund of the Human Services Salary & Wages Account ($38,352), Other Ordinary Maintenance Account ($1,600) and Travel & Training Account ($48) from the Mass Dept. of Education to provide three English as a Second Language classes for adults. scanOct 16
  187. 187187F Appropriation of $268,585 in the Grant Fund of the Human Services Salary & Wages Account ($227,495), Other Ordinary Maintenance Account ($40,574) and Travel & Training Account ($516) from the Mass Dept. of Education to provide funds for the provision of Adult Secondary Education classes and volunteer coordination. scanOct 16
  188. 188188F Appropriation of $2,250 in the General Fund of the Peace Commission Other Ordinary Maintenance Account from ticket sales from the 1st Annual Peace and Justice Awards Dinner. scanOct 16
  189. 189189F Appropriation of $149,980 in the Grant Fund of the Human Services Salary & Wages Account ($81,796), Other Ordinary Maintenance Account ($64,034) and Travel & Training Account ($4,150) from the Mass Dept. of Education to provide funds to pay staff, purchase necessary equipment and services and provide for occupancy expenses for the Centers for Families project. scanOct 16
  190. 190190F Appropriation of $1,000 in the Grant Fund of the License Commission (Consumers' Council) Other Ordinary Maintenance Account from the Executive Office of Elder Affairs to provide funds to support work study payments for college interns utilizing the office. scanOct 16
  191. 191191F Appropriation of $787.50 in the Grant Fund of the Human Services Salaries and Wages Account from the Cambridge Housing Authority to fund a staff member of the Community Learning Center to conduct a study group. scanOct 16
  192. 192192F Appropriation of $19,507 in the Grant Fund of the Human Services Salaries & Wages Account ($16,903), Other Ordinary Maintenance Account ($2,485) and Travel & Training Account ($119) from the Mass Dept. of Education to provide funds for the Community Learning Center to conduct a class that focuses on stress, nutrition and exercise. scanOct 16
  193. 193193F Appropriation of $625 in the Grant Fund of the Public Celebration Other Ordinary Maintenance Account from the New England Foundation for the Arts to pay "Los Pleneros del Coco" and "Quetal" who performed at the River Festival. scanOct 16
  194. 194194F Appropriation of $3,085 in the Grant Fund of the Public Celebrations Salaries & Wages Account from the Mass Cultural Council to fund two part-time positions necessary for the implementation of various arts programs. scanOct 16
  195. 195195F Appropriation of $9,940 in the Grant Fund of the Public Celebrations Other Ordinary Maintenance Account from the Mass Cultural Council to help fund a community arts outreach program. scanOct 16
  196. 196196F Appropriation of $38,785 in the Grant Fund of the Public Celebration Salaries & Wages Account ($1,940) and Other Ordinary Maintenance Account ($36,845) from the Mass Cultural Council to provide funds to pay artists and organizations to conduct arts and science program in Cambridge and for administrative support. scanOct 16
  197. 197197F Transfer of $17,500 from the Traffic Department Salary & Wages Account to the Traffic Department Travel & Training Account (Judgement & Damages) to provide funds for a worker's compensation lump sum settlement. scanNov 6
  198. 198198F Appropriation of $3,000 in the Grant Fund of the Department of Human Services Salaries & Wages Account from Christ Church to provide funds for a teacher at the Community Learning Center to conduct English as a Second Language class. scanNov 6
  199. 199199F Appropriation of $4,000 in the Grant Fund of the Human Services Other Ordinary Maintenance Account from the Somerville/Cambridge Elder Services Title IIIC Program to provide funds for the Elder Haitian Meals Program. scanNov 6
  200. 200200F Appropriation of $5,499 in the Grant Fund of the Human Services Salary & Wages Account ($5,250) and the Other Ordinary Maintenance Account ($249) from Cambridge Headstart to provide funds for basic education classes for Headstart parents. scanNov 6
  201. 201201F Appropriation of $8,302.50 in the Grant Fund of the Human Services Salary & Wages Account ($7,870.50) Other Ordinary Maintenance Account ($360) and Travel & Training Account ($72) from ERI to provide funds for classes in English as a Second Language, math and basic computer skills. scanNov 6
  202. 202202F Appropriation of $41,988 in the Grant Fund of the Human Services Salary & Wages Account ($3,622), Other Ordinary Maintenance Account ($36,896) and Travel & Training Account ($1,470) from the Mass Executive Office of Elder Affairs to provide funds to support the Geriatric Outreach Substance Abuse Program. scanNov 6
  203. 203203F Appropriation of $57,299 in the Grant Fund of the Human Services Salary & Wages Account ($30,022), Other Ordinary Maintenance Account ($24,501) and Travel & Training Account ($2,776) from the Mass Dept. of Education to provide funding for the Youth Adults with Learning Disabilities Project. scanNov 6
  204. 204204F Transfer of $18,500 in the General Fund of the Fire Department from the Salary & Wages Account to the Other Ordinary Maintenance Account to provide funds to be used to purchase equipment for the eleven recruits being sent to the State Fire Academy. scanNov 6
  205. 205205F City of Cambridge receiving the Distinguished Budget Presentation Award from the Government Finance Officers Association of the United States and Canada. scanNov 6
  206. 206206F Appropriation of a Grant from the Mass. Cultural Council for $5,140 to the Historical Commission. scanNov 6
  207. 207207F Appropriation of $30,000 in the Grant Fund of the Police Department Salary & Wages ($24,520), Other Ordinary Maintenance ($4,280) and Travel & Training ($1,200 from the Mass Executive Office of Public Safety to be used for the Drug Abuse Resistance Education Program. scanNov 13
  208. 208208F Appropriation of $14,500 in the Grant Fund of the Police Department Salary & Wages ($9,715), Other Ordinary Maintenance ($990) and Travel & Training ($3,795) from the Mass Executive Office of Public Safety to be used to fund the continuation of Operation "Safe Home". scanNov 13
  209. 209209F Appropriation of a grant from the Mass Executive Office of Communities & Development for $700,000 to the Public Investment Fund Community Development Extraordinary Expenditures Account to provide funds for the City's East Side Neighborhood Restoration Initiative Project to be used for the development of affordable housing units. scanNov 13
  210. 210210F Appropriation of $380,843 in the Grant Fund of the Cambridge Police Department's Salary and Wages account ($225,313), Other Ordinary Maintenance account ($114,500) and Travel and Training account ($41,030) from the Massachusetts Executive Office of Public Safety, to assist in implementing Community Policing. scanNov 20
  211. 211211F Appropriation of $32,803 in the Grant Fund of the Department of Human Services Salary and Wages account ($32,128) and Other Ordinary Maintenance account ($675) from the Massachusetts Department of Education through ERI, to provide funds for school-to-work programs. scanNov 20
  212. 212212F Appropriation of $835 in the Grant Fund of the Department of Human Services Other Ordinary Maintenance account to provide funds for the general operating expenses of theater and dance classes. scanNov 20
  213. 213213F Appropriation of $50,000 in the Grant Fund of the Department of Human Services Salary and Wages account ($47,308) and Other Ordinary Maintenance account ($2,692) from the Cambridge Housing Authority to provide funds for educational services. scanNov 20
  214. 214214F Appropriation of $1,303.51 in the Grant Fund of the Department of Human Services Other Ordinary Maintenance account from private and corporate donations to provide funds for the purchase of supplies and equipment for special projects. scanNov 20
  215. 215215F Appropriation of $10,214 in the Grant Fund of the Department of Human Services Salary and Wages account from the Friends of the Community Learning Center to provide funds for one part-time teacher and staffing. scanNov 20
  216. 216216F Transfer of $6,800 from the Electrical Salaries & Wages Account to the Electrical Travel & Training Account to provide funds for workers' compensation medical payments. scanDec 11
  217. 217217F Appropriation of a grant from the Massachusetts Highway Department of $234,800 to the Grant Fund Community Development Other Ordinary Maintenance Account to provide funds for the design costs related to the Lafayette Square Roadway Improvement Project. scanDec 11
  218. 218218F Appropriation $7,908 in the Grant Fund of the Cambridge Police Department Other Ordinary Maintenance Account from the Massachusetts Governor's Highway Safety Bureau to provide funds for the purchase of two mobile video recording units. scanDec 11
  219. 219219F Appropriation of $12,800 in the Grant Fund of the Cambridge Human Rights Commission Salary & Wages Account ($7,800) and Travel & Training Account ($5,000) from HUD to provide funds to support the full-time investigator position and for training the Commissioner and staff on fair housing law and policies. scanDec 11
  220. 220220F Appropriation of $13,500 in the Grant Fund of the Human Services Salaries & Wages Account ($12,619), and Other Ordinary Maintenance Account ($881) from Cambridge Community Services to provide funds to provide funds for the Learning Together Program. scanDec 11
  221. 221221F Appropriation of a grant from the Mass Department of Public Health for $35,214 to the Grant Fund Community Development Other Ordinary Maintenance Account ($31,214) and Travel & Training Account ($4,000) to provide funds for lead poisoning prevention initiatives. scanDec 11
  222. 222222F Appropriation of $65,000 in the Grant Fund of the Human Services Salary & Wages Account ($20,000) and the Other Ordinary Maintenance Account ($45,000) from the Mass Executive Office of Education to provide funds for the Workforce Development Office to enhance emerging school-to-work initiatives in Cambridge. scanDec 11
  223. 223223F Appropriation of $41,089 in the Grant Fund of the Human Services Salaries & Wages Account ($10,000), Other Ordinary Maintenance Account ($29,889) and Travel and Training Account ($1,200) from ERI to provide funds to support the continuation of the Cambridge Career Pathways program. scanDec 11
  224. 224224F Appropriation of $1,063,335 in the Grant Fund of the Human Services Salaries & Wages Account ($94,012) and Other Ordinary Maintenance Account ($969,323) from the Federal Dept. of Health & Human Services through the Mass Exec. Office of Communities & Development to provide funds for the Cambridge/Somerville Low Income Heating Assistance Program to fund staffing and supplies for the program as well as benefits paid to eligible clients. scanDec 11
  225. 225225F Appropriation of $10,000 in the Grant of the Human Services Salary & Wages Account ($9,000) and Other Ordinary Maintenance Account ($1,000) from the Mass National & Community Service Commission through the Mass Dept. of Education to provide funds to organize a program to introduce young children to "computer basics." scanDec 18
  226. 226226F Appropriation of $1,189,354 in the Grant Fund of the Human Services Salary & Wages Account ($59,468) and Other Ordinary Maintenance Account ($1,129,886) from HUD to provide funds for a three year Supportive Housing Program. scanDec 18
  227. 227227F Transfer of $10,082 in the General Fund of the Election Commission from the Salary & Wages Account to the Other Ordinary Maintenance Account to provide funds to be used to increase the census mailings from two to three thereby eliminating the need for personnel to conduct door-to-door canvassing. scanDec 18

Highways

174 actions · № 1–174
  1. 11H Awning - Beantown Bagels - 83-85 Mt. Auburn Street. scanJan 9
  2. 22H Prepare resolution as well as dedication naming the entrance to Department of Public Works yard as Edward "Eddie" Baldasaro Square. Councillor Sullivan. Order # 46. scanJan 9
  3. 33H Designate the intersection of Chilton Street and Concord Avenue as "John J. Hutchinson Sr. Square. Councillor Galluccio, Born, Myers, Vice Mayor Russell, Councillors Sullivan, Toomey and Triantafillou. Order # 15. scanJan 23
  4. 44H A petition was received from Briggs & Briggs, Inc, 1270 Massachusetts Avenue, requesting a permit to display an A-framed sign. scanJan 23
  5. 55H A petition was received from Margaret Kimball requesting a curb cut at 25 Surrey Street. scanJan 23
  6. 66H A communication was received from D. Margaret Drury, City Clerk transmitting a communication from Vice Mayor Sheila T. Russell regarding the amendment of Council Order No. 67 from the City Council meeting of August 1, 1994 naming the library in North Cambridge as "Mildred Anne O'Neill Branch Library." scanJan 23
  7. 77H A communication was received regarding a review of the curb cut policy. scanJan 23
  8. 88H Resolution dedicating the corner of Massachusetts Avenue and Porter Road to "Sergeant Daniel J. Cronin". Vice Mayor Russell, Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Mayor Reeves, Sullivan, Toomey and Triantafillou. Order # 17. scanJan 30
  9. 99H Revocation of permit to erect three banners at the China Cafe', 1245 Cambridge Street. scanJan 30
  10. 1010H Petition from Swiss Watchmaker and Jeweler for an A framed sign at 58 Church Street. scanFeb 6
  11. 1111H Prepare 90th birthday resolution on Judge Jeremiah J. Sullivan and to rename corner of Chester Street and Mass. Ave. as Judge Jeremiah J. Sullivan Square. Councillor Sullivan, Born, Galluccio, Myers, Reeves, Russell, Toomey, Triantafillou. ORDER # 11 scanFeb 13
  12. 1212H Petition received from Shalimar Food Spice Store requesting a sandwich board sign at the premises numbered 571 Massachusetts Avenue. scanFeb 13
  13. 1313H Petition received from Richard A. Maxwell requesting a permit to use sound equipment to preach GOD'S LOVE FOR ALL PEOPLE OF EVERY NATIONALITY. scanFeb 13
  14. 1414H Communication from Ralph Dunphy, Commissioner of Public Works, regarding new street addresses. scanFeb 13
  15. 1515H Petition of Pamela Edwards, Trustee for 10-14 Remington Street Condo requesting a brick sidewalk at the premises numbered 10-14 Remington Street. - REFERRED TO THE CITY MANAGER FOR A REPORT ON THE PROCESS ON MOTION OF COUNCILLOR BORN. (For report see - 1995 Sundries # 127) scanFeb 27
  16. 1616H Revocation of sign permit for Local #195, 1361 Cambridge Street. scanFeb 27
  17. 1717H A petition was received from James J. Gray and Patricia Martin requesting a permit for a curb cut at the premises numbered 84 Kirkland Street. scanFeb 27
  18. 1818H Petition was received from Chicarelli Realty requesting a permit to erect an awning at the corner of 272-280 Broadway and 183 Columbia Street. scanFeb 27
  19. 1919H Petition received from Manuel Carreiro requesting an awning at the premises numbered 1426 Cambridge Street. scanMar 6
  20. 2020H Petition by Deacon Transportation, Inc., d/b/a Old Town Trolley Tours to amend the route on their jitney license. scanMar 20
  21. 2121H Petition was received from Deborah Colburn Nomad, 1736 Massachusetts Avenue, requesting a permit to display 1 bench, 2 tables and 1 rug at said premises. scanMar 20
  22. 2222H Petition was received from Pentimento, 344-346 Huron Avenue, requesting a permit to display tables and chairs to serve food. scanMar 20
  23. 2323H Communication was received from Ralph Dunphy, Commissioner of Public Works, regarding new street addresses. scanMar 20
  24. 2424H Petition was received from Immunization Action Project, The Cambridge Hospital, 1493 Cambridge Street, requesting a permit to set up a table on Massachusetts scanMar 20
  25. 25Communication received from Arthur Santoro, Taxi Advisory Committee, regarding the abolishment of four taxi stands at the Marriott Hotel. scanMar 20
  26. 26Petition received from The Garment District, Inc., 200 Broadway, requesting a permit to set up a table, a sandwich and display merchandise in front of said premises on Saturdays, April through December, 1995. scanMar 27
  27. 27Petition received from National Organization for Women requesting a permit to set up a table in the area of the Harvard Square "T" Station, March 25, April 1 and 8, 1995. scanMar 27
  28. 28Petition received from Evergood Market, 1674 Massachusetts Avenue requesting a permit to display merchandise on the sidewalk of said premises. scanMar 27
  29. 29Petition was received from Santa Barbara Cafe, 1 Arrow Street, requesting a permit to display three tables on the sidewalk of said premises for the purpose of serving food. scanMar 27
  30. 30Petition was received from Pomme Frite, 18 Eliot Street, requesting a permit to display an "A" framed sign at said premises. scanMar 27
  31. 31That the corner of Reed Street Court be dedicated in the memory of Alan D. Hughes. Vice Mayor Russell, Born, Galluccio, Myers, Sullivan, Toomey and Triantafillou. Order # 1. scanApr 3
  32. 32Designate the intersection of Cushing/Lawn Street as "Joe, the Cobbler Crocetta Square." Councillor Galluccio, Born, Myers, Vice Mayor Russell, Sullivan, Toomey and Triantafillou. Order # 14. scanApr 3
  33. 3333H Designate the apex of Alpine/Field/Garden Street as "John Thomas Square - 1960 United States Olympian." Councillor Galluccio, Born, Myers, Vice Mayor Russell, Sullivan, Toomey and Triantafillou. Order # 15. scanApr 3
  34. 3434H Communication was received from Ralph E. Dunphy, Commissioner of Public Works, regarding new addresses and changes. scanApr 3
  35. 3535H Petition was received from E & G Market, 215 Western Avenue, requesting a permit to display a sandwich board sign. scanApr 3
  36. 3636H Petition was received from Jimmaize, 204 Hampshire Street, requesting a permit to set up twenty seats (12 in back, 8 in front of building). scanApr 3
  37. 3737H Communication was received from the United States Postal Service regarding the third annual Letter Carrier's Food Drive on Saturday May 13, 1995. scanApr 3
  38. 3838H REFERRED TO THE CITY MANAGER FOR REPORT - Communication was received from Bob LaTremouille regarding the petition of Santa Barbara Cafe, One Arrow Street, to display tables on the sidewalk. (Report received 4/24/95 - See Agenda # 9 of 4/24/95) scanApr 3
  39. 3939H Several communications were received from various residents regarding the safe bicycle riding conditions. scanApr 3
  40. 4040H REFERRED TO THE CITY MANAGER - Petition received from Russell Field abuttors and North Cambridge residents regarding the proposed changes to Russell Field. scanApr 3
  41. 41Amendment to a Jitney application from Discover Boston which was approved by the License Commission. (See December 12, 1994 - Agenda # 22 for original order). scanApr 10
  42. 42Communication was received from Valhalla High School, San Diego, California, requesting a permit for their choral groups to perform on April 20. 1995 in Harvard Square. scanApr 10
  43. 43Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Forty-two, regarding a communication from Robert LaTremouille concerning a petition from Santa Barbara Cafe on Arrow Street to place tables on the sidewalk. scanApr 24
  44. 44Petition was received from Legends By Sunishe, 52B Brattle Street, requesting a permit to display merchandise at said premises. scanApr 24
  45. 45Curb Cut Application was received from Wadsworth House Limited Partnership, Richard Williams for a curb cut at 4 Centre Street. scanApr 24
  46. 46Petition received from 1369 Coffee House, 1369 Cambridge Street requesting renewal of a permit to display a bench at said premises. scanApr 24
  47. 47Petition received from 1369 Coffee House, 757 Massachusetts Avenue, requesting renewal of a permit to display a three tables and six chairs at said premises. scanApr 24
  48. 48Communication was received from Carol Springer requesting a permit to draw caricatures outdoors in Central Square. scanApr 24
  49. 4949H Petition was received from Last Resort Inc. d/b/a Jake & Earl's and East Coast Grill, requesting a permit to display a bench on the sidewalk of 1271 Cambridge Street. scanMay 1
  50. 5050H Petition was received from Meredith & Grew requesting a permit to erect 2 awnings; 1 at 24 Emily Street and 1 at 149 Sidney Street. scanMay 1
  51. 5151H REFERRED TO THE CITY SOLICITOR FOR A REPORT - petition of James Rafferty, Attorney for Stanley Litchman for a curb cut at the premises numbered 10 Clarendon Ave. scanMay 1
  52. 5252H That the intersection of Harvard/Prospect Street be dedicated as the "Elmer J. "Mac" McLeod Corner." Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order # 27 scanMay 8
  53. 5353H Petition was received from Frank Field and Karen uguston[?], 508 Green Street, requesting a permit for a curb cut at said premises. scanMay 8
  54. 5454H Petition was received from Arturo Vargas requesting a permit to display merchandise at the Kendall Square "T" Station. scanMay 8
  55. 5555H Petition was received from The Tannery requesting a permit to display an "A" framed sign at 11A Brattle Street. scanMay 8
  56. 5656H Petition was received from The Tannery requesting a permit to display merchandise at 11A Brattle Street. scanMay 8
  57. 5757H Petition was received from Cafe Liberty requesting a permit to display a sandwich board sign at 497B Massachusetts Avenue. scanMay 8
  58. 5858H Petition was received from the North Cambridge Stabilization Committee, urging the City Council to deny the curb cut application for Midas Muffler at 10 Clarendon Avenue. scanMay 8
  59. 5959H Petition was received from About Hair, 33 Church Street, requesting a permit to display an "A" framed sign as said premises. scanMay 8
  60. 6060H Communication received from D. Margaret Drury, City Clerk regarding the process for neighborhood association approval for curb cut applications. scanMay 8
  61. 6161H Designate the soon to be Teen Center in the Wellington Harrington/Eastern area as the "Frisoli Youth Center." Councillors Sullivan, Toomey and entire membership Order # 28. scanMay 15
  62. 6262H Designate the intersection of Hampshire and Tremont Streets as "Humberto and Maria Bento Square". Councillors Toomey, Duehay and entire membership. Order # 38. scanMay 15
  63. 6363H Petition was received from Koreana Restaurant requesting a permit to erect an awning at 154 Prospect Street. scanMay 15
  64. 6464H Petition was received from Dick Levine, 109 Smith Place, requesting a permit to install a curb cut at said premises. scanMay 15
  65. 6565H Petition was received from L.B. Wheeler and M. Katherine Metcalfe, 48 Lakeview Avenue, requesting a permit to install a curb cut at said premises. scanMay 15
  66. 6666H Petition was received from Dimitrios Cuisine, 272 Brookline Street, requesting a permit to display tables and chairs at said premises. scanMay 15
  67. 6767H Petition was received from Central Square World's Fair requesting a permit to erect four banners across Massachusetts Avenue at the following locations: City Hall, Hi-Fi Pizza, Prospect Street and across Prospect Street from U.S. Travel to the Insurance Company on June 4 and September 17, 1995. scanMay 15
  68. 6868H Petition was received from Bag Press, 580 Massachusetts Avenue, requesting a permit to display merchandise at said premises. scanMay 15
  69. 6969H Petition received from 15-19 Mt. Vernon Street Development Trust requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 15-19 Mt. Vernon Street. scanMay 15
  70. 7070H Petition was received from Concilio Hispano, Inc. requesting a permit to set up a table to ditribute literature at Carl Barron Plaza in Central Square on June 5, 1995 from 10 a.m. 1 p.m. scanMay 22
  71. 7171H Petition was received from Montrose Spa, 1646 Massachusetts Avenue, requesting a permit for four tables and sixteen chairs. Report received and tabled 11/6/95 - 11/20/95 Report placed on file - See Calendar Item # 12 of 11/20/95 scanMay 22
  72. 7272H Petition was received from Sport Kids, 141 Huron Avenue, requesting a permit to display an "A" framed sign. scanMay 22
  73. 7373H Petition received from Cezzane Cafe & Bakery, 424 Massachusetts Avenue, requesting a permit to display 5 tables with chairs in front of premises. scanMay 22
  74. 7474H Designate the corner of Huron Avenue and Cushing Street as "Patsy S. Pizzuto Corner." Councillors Galluccio, Sullivan, Russell, Toomey, Triantafillou, Born, Duehay, Mayor Reeves Order # 53. scanJun 5
  75. 7575H Petition was received from Camie's Bakery, Restaurant, 152A Columbia Street requesting a permit to erect a projecting sign. scanJun 5
  76. 7676H Petition was received from Cambridge Public Library requesting a permit to erect a banner "Be A Book Fiend - Summer Reading Club" across Massachusetts Avenue at City Hall to the YMCA from mid-June to Labor Day. scanJun 5
  77. 7777H Petition was received from Harvard Book Store, 1256 Massachusetts Avenue, requesting a permit to set up a table and display merchandise at said premises. scanJun 5
  78. 7878H Petition was received from Casal Bakery, 1075 Cambridge Street, requesting a permit to display tables and chairs at said premises. scanJun 5
  79. 7979H The intersection of Massachusetts Avenue and Chester Street be known as Judge Jeremiah Sullivan Blvd, for the day, June 18, 1995. Councillors Sullivan, Triantafillou, Vice Mayor Russell, Mayor Reeves and entire membership. Order # 46. scanJun 12
  80. 8080H Communication was received from Cornell Trading Inc., 43 Brattle Street requesting a permit to have periodical sidewalk sales throughout the year. scanJun 12
  81. 8181H Petition was received from Eye For You, 2329 Massachusetts Avenue, requesting a permit to display a table at said premises. scanJun 12
  82. 8282H Petition was received from Picante Mexican Cuisine, 735 Massachusetts Avenue, requesting a permit to display 5 tables and chairs as said premises. scanJun 12
  83. 8383H Communication was received from Ralph Dunphy, Commissioner of Public Works, regarding new street addresses and changes. scanJun 12
  84. 8484H Communication was received from New England Anti-Vivisection Society requesting a permit to display a table and distribute literature at 1 Brattle Square on October 14 and 15, 1995. scanJun 12
  85. 8585H Petition was received from Little Tree Hair and Skin Studio, 114 Mt. Auburn Street, requesting a permit to display a sandwich board sign at said premises. scanJun 12
  86. 86Curb cut application was received from Arthur Horiatis, requesting a driveway at 30 Upland Road. scanJun 12
  87. 87Curb cut application was received from Marietta Thomas-Moore, requesting a driveway at 18 Perry Street. scanJun 12
  88. 88Petition was received from Maharaja Restaurant requesting a permit to erect an awning at 2088 Massachusetts Avenue. scanJun 12
  89. 89Petition was received from El Greco Restaurant requesting a permit to erect an awning at 251 Cambridge Street. scanJun 12
  90. 90Designate the intersection of Cambridge Street and Dana Street as "Piltch Square". Councillor Sullivan. Order # 12. scanJun 19
  91. 91Petition received from Eyes For You requesting a table for a display of merchandise at the premises numbered 2329 Massachusetts Avenue. (Said petition is a request for a change in the dates for the display as originally requested on June 12, l995.) scanJun 19
  92. 92Designate the sidewalk at 8 Fainwood Circle as the "Robert O. McElearney Path. Councillor Toomey. Order # 15. scanJun 26
  93. 93Communication was received from Marlene Beggelman and Ronnie Sanders, 38 Lakeview Avenue, requesting a withdrawal of their abutter consent for a curb cut at 48 Lakeview Avenue which was approved and adopted on May 12, 1995 by the City Council. scanJun 26
  94. 94Petition was received from Elizabeth Toupen requesting a Portland Cement sidewalk at 8-10 Dinsmore Court. scanJun 26
  95. 9595H Curb cut application was received from Jean Brooks and David Doucette requesting a driveway at 10 Kinnaird Street. scanJun 26
  96. 9696H Curb cut application was received from James J. Rafferty requesting a driveway at 1734 Massachusetts Avenue. scanJun 26
  97. 9797H Designate the corner of JFK Blvd. and Mass Ave. as "Frank Cardullo Corner." Councillor Sullivan. Order # 34. scanJul 31
  98. 9898H Designate the baseball/softball diamond at Glacken Field as the "Gary M. Fratto Diamond." Councillor Galluccio. Order # 55. scanJul 31
  99. 9999H Petition was received from Picante, 735 Massachusetts Avenue, requesting a permit to display an "A" framed sign at said premises. scanJul 31
  100. 100100H Curb cut application was received from Duncan MacArthur, 221 Charles Street, requesting a driveway at said premises. scanJul 31
  101. 101101H Curb cut application was received from Margaret Lynch and Janis Puibello, 69 Brookline Street, requesting a driveway at said premises. scanJul 31
  102. 102102H Curb cut application was received from Thomas Anninger, 26 Healey Street, requesting a driveway at said premises. scanJul 31
  103. 103103H Petition was received from Evelia Hernandez requesting a permit to sell merchandise at the Kendall Square "T" station, Monday through Friday from 6 P.M. to 9 P.M. scanJul 31
  104. 104104H Communication was received from Katie Logue requesting a permit to erect a banner over Mass Ave. at City Hall and if possible an additional banner across Quincy Street in front of the Swedenborg Church to welcome Dalai Lama of Tibet who will be speaking at The JFK School of Government during the week of September 2 - 10, 1995. scanJul 31
  105. 105105H Petition was received from Ivan Atanassov requesting a table in Central Square. scanJul 31
  106. 106106H Petition was received from Maria Laranjeira requesting a permit for a table at 1075 Massachusetts Avenue. scanJul 31
  107. 107107H Petition was received from Cambridge Pizza Pad requesting a permit for tables and chairs at 239 Massachusetts Avenue. scanJul 31
  108. 108108H Petition was received from One Potato, Two Potato requesting a permit to display an "A" framed sign at 1280 Massachusetts Avenue. scanJul 31
  109. 109109H Petition was received from Billings and Stover requesting a permit to display an "A" framed sign at 41A Brattle Street. scanJul 31
  110. 110110H Petition received from Campus Pizza Pad, 239 Mass Ave. requesting a permit to set up tables on sidewalk outside said premises. scanJul 31
  111. 111111H Petition was received from National Organization for Women requesting a permit to distribute literature in Central Square and Brattle Square on Saturdays and Sundays from August to November. scanJul 31
  112. 112112H Curb cut application was received from M. Lou Zahan, 420-422 Huron Avenue requesting a permit to have a driveway installed. scanJul 31
  113. 113113H Petition was received from Subs Express, 1923 Massachusetts Avenue requesting a permit to erect a sign at said premises. scanJul 31
  114. 114114H Curb cut application was received from Marianna Tschaicofsky, 115 Upland Road, requesting a permit to have a driveway installed. NOTE: For dedication of corner of Prospect Street and Broadway in honor of Violet Moore - See 1995 Resolutions # 679. scanJul 31
  115. 115115H Designate the intersection of Antrim Street and Cambridge Street as William "Bill" Burke Corner. Councillor Sullivan Order # 29. scanSep 11
  116. 116116H Welcome The Honorable Silvio D'Amante, Mayor of the City of Gaeta, Italy to the City of Cambridge and designate the intersection of Warren Street and Porter Street as "Gaeta Square. Mayor Reeves. Order # 53. scanSep 11
  117. 117117H Place a sign on the corner of Porter Street and Warren Street marking Gaeta Square. Mayor Reeves. Order # 57. scanSep 11
  118. 118118H Curb cut application was received from Robert Murphy, 38-40 Banks Street, requesting a driveway at said premises. scanSep 11
  119. 119119H Petition was received from Baak Gallery, 35A Brattle Street, requesting a permit to display an "A" framed sign at said premises. scanSep 11
  120. 120120H Curb cut application was received from Michael K. Owl, 70 Memorial Drive, Cambridge, requesting a curb cut on Wadsworth Street. scanSep 11
  121. 121121H Petition of Taang! Records for the revocation of a permit to erect a banner at the premises numbered 12 Eliot Street. scanSep 11
  122. 122122H Communication received from Dean Whitney, 25 Pine Street, in regards to obtaining a street performers permit. scanSep 11
  123. 123123H Petition was received from A. Cahaly, Inc., 35 Brattle Street, requesting a permit to display merchandise at said premises. scanSep 11
  124. 124124H Curb cut application was received from Florence W. Beesley, 11 Cleveland Street, requesting a curb cut at said premises. scanSep 11
  125. 125125H Curb cut application was received from Mark D. Coppola, 1 and 3 Hollis Street, requesting a curb cut at said premises. scanSep 11
  126. 126126H Curb cut application was received from Michael A. Volpe, 58 Clay Street, requesting a curb cut at said premises. scanSep 11
  127. 127127H Petition was received from Frameworks, 2067 Massachusetts Avenue, Cambridge, requesting a permit to have a sidewalk sale on various dates. scanSep 11
  128. 128128H Petition was received from The Real Estate Cafe, 221 Concord Avenue, requesting a permit to display an "A" framed sign at said premises. scanSep 11
  129. 129129H Curb cut application was received from Lawrence T. May, Jr., 203 Clark Street, requesting a curb cut at said premises. scanSep 11
  130. 130130H Communication was received from Commissioner of Public Works, Ralph E. Dunphy, tranmitting new street addresses or changes for Cushing Street. scanSep 11
  131. 131131H Petition was received from Frederick A. Birkett, 69 Norfolk Street, requesting a permit to display a table at Brattle Square. scanSep 11
  132. 132132H Curb cut on the petition of Madlyn Shanel for the premises numbered 20 Shepard Street. scanSep 11
  133. 133133H Designate the corner of Amory Street and Hampshire Street as Roger "Ram" Reddick Square. Mayor Reeves Order # 21. scanSep 18
  134. 134134H Designate the corner of Magee Street and Calendar Street as [struck through: Louis Layne Square] Louise E. Layne Square Mayor Reeves Order # 22. See 1994 Resolution # 84. scanSep 18
  135. 135135H Petition was received from Richard's Zipper, 47 Mt. Auburn Street, Harvard Square, requesting a permit to display an "A" framed sign at said premises. scanSep 18
  136. 136136H Petition was received from Subs Express, 1923 Massachusetts Avenue, requesting a permit to display an "A" framed sign at said premises. scanSep 18
  137. 137137H Petition of the Saint James Episcopal Church for a curb cut at the premises numbered 1991 Massachusetts Avenue. scanSep 18
  138. 138138H Designate the intersection of Harris Street and Eustis Street as "Joseph D. Turner Square". Councillor Sullivan Order # 11. scanOct 2
  139. 139139H Petition was received from The Boston Vegetarian Society, P.O. Box 1071, Cambridge, requesting a permit to display an "A" framed sign at One Brattle Street. scanOct 2
  140. 140140H Petition was received from Lead-Safe Cambridge, 57 Inman Street, requesting a permit to display two tables for distribution of merchandise and hot coffee. scanOct 2
  141. 141141H Curb cut application was received from Meredith Friedman, 59 Fayerweather Street, requesting a driveway at said premises. scanOct 2
  142. 142142H Petition was received from Pix Poster Cellar, 1105 Massachusetts Avenue, requesting a permit to display an "A" framed sign at said premises. scanOct 2
  143. 143143H Petition was received from American Sign, 65 Mount Auburn Street, requesting a permit to display a non-luminated awning at said premises. scanOct 2
  144. 144144H Communication was received from Greg Gibson, Brad Hoylman and Dorothy Fernandez, requesting permission to hold a peaceful public assembly on city property regarding Amendment 2. scanOct 2
  145. 145145H Designate corner of Holworthy Street and Fountain Terrace as "James Inferrera Square". Vice Mayor Russell Order # 12. scanOct 16
  146. 146146H Name the new playground at Seagrave Road in honor of the late John Gibbons. Vice Mayor Russell Order # 23. scanOct 16
  147. 147147H Designate appropriate location for the dedication of Abraham "Abe" Spinetto Square. Councillors Toomey and Triantafillou Order # 54. scanOct 16
  148. 148148H Curb cut application was received from Javaid Azid, Trustee, 52 Harvey Street, requesting a driveway at 133 Reed Street. scanOct 16
  149. 149149H Curb cut application was received from David I. Crock, for owner H.U.D., requesting a driveway at 66 Sherman Street. scanOct 16
  150. 150150H Petition was received from Cybersmith, 36 Church Street, requesting a permit to display an "A" framed sign at said premises. scanOct 16
  151. 151151H Petition was received from Ziane Mihamedi, 561 Cambridge Street, requesting a permit to display a sign at said premises in zoning district Business A. scanOct 16
  152. 152152H Petition was received from The Purple Cactus, Inc., 2263 Massachusetts Avenue, requesting a permit to erect an awning in front of said premises. scanOct 16
  153. 153153H Communication was received from Ralph E. Dunphy, Commissioner of Public Works regarding update of records to reflect new street addresses or changes. scanOct 23
  154. 154154H Petition was received from the Cambridgeport School, 12 Corp. McTernan Street, Cambridge, requesting a permit to erect a table to display merchandise at 8 Central Square (Surman's). scanOct 23
  155. 155155H Petition was received from TAD, Inc., requesting permission to erect three exterior awnings in front of 639 Massachusetts Avenue. scanOct 30
  156. 156156H Communication was received from Ralph E. Dunphy, Commissioner, Public Works Department, updating records to reflect the new street addresses or changes. scanNov 6
  157. 157157H Curb cut application was received from Arnold N. Lessard, 179 Lexington Avenue, Cambridge requesting a driveway at said premises. scanNov 6
  158. 158158H Petition was received from Cambridge Cares About Aids, Inc, requesting a permit to hang a banner on Massachusetts Avenue in Central Square for World Aids Day. scanNov 6
  159. 159159H Curb cut application was received from Deborah Lee Gould, 29 Crescent Street, Cambridge, requesting a driveway at said premises. scanNov 13
  160. 160160H Communication was received from Michael G. Jone, Esq. requesting a permit to use electronic amplification between the hours of 8:00 - 10:00 a.m. and 2:00 - 5:00 p.m. Sunday through Saturday, January through December. PETITION DENIED. scanNov 13
  161. 161161H Petition received from Economy Hardware, Cezanne Cafe and Bakery and Cheeks Salon for a marquee and three signs at the premises numbered 424, 428, 434-440 Massachusetts Avenue. scanNov 20
  162. 162162H Petition for a Jitney Application by U.S. Shuttle, Inc. [handwritten: See also June 3, 1996 for denial of reapplied petition] scanDec 11
  163. 163163H Communication from Reverend Paul Kim, Principal Pastor, Berkland Baptist Church, requesting a permit for l40 youth choir members from the First Baptist Church in Dallas Texas to perform outdoor concerts in Cambridge. scanDec 11
  164. 164164H Communication from Ann Daughaday, Department of Public Works, transmitting a correction to an address change. scanDec 11
  165. 165165H Petition from Finnegans Wake, 2067 Mass. Ave. requesting a permit for an "A" framed sign in front of said premises. scanDec 11
  166. 166166H Petition from European Country Antiques, 146 Huron Avenue requesting a permit for a hand painted wood sign in front of said premises. scanDec 11
  167. 167167H Communication from Arthur Santoro requesting a hearing on the petition of U. S. Shuttle for a jitney license. scanDec 11
  168. 168168H Petition received from MCET requesting an awning at the premises numbered One Kendall Square. scanDec 11
  169. 169169H Petition received from John Phillip, Assistant Director, Arch Project requesting to set up a table in Harvard and Central Squares to raise funds for residents of the Arch Project. scanDec 11
  170. 170170H Petition received from Hallie's Flower Garden, 248-250 Huron Avenue requesting a permit to display merchandise at said premises. scanDec 11
  171. 171171H Petition from Formaggio Kitchen requesting a permit to display a sandwich board sign and merchandise at the premises numbered 242-250 Huron Avenue. scanDec 11
  172. 172172H Petition was received from Eileen Ginnetty, 17 Hardwick Street, Cambridge requesting a curb cut at said premises. scanDec 18
  173. 173173H Petition was received from Kenneth Taylor requesting a permit to sell incense, perfume oils, t'shirts, educational books, educational cassette tapes and incense holders at the Kendall "T" Stop. scanDec 18
  174. 174174H PLACED ON FILE PURSUANT TO ORDER # 1 - Petition of Katherine Dunne for a curb cut at the premises numbered 18 Hollis Street. scanDec 18

Appointments

57 actions · № 1–97
  1. 11A Appointment of four constables. scanJan 9
  2. 22A Appointments to the Commission on the Status of Women. scanJan 9
  3. 33A Appointment to the Commission for Persons with Disabilities. scanJan 9
  4. 44A Appointment of Public Weighers. scanJan 9
  5. 55A Appointment of Public Weighers for C. J. Mabardy, Inc. scanJan 9
  6. 66A Appointment of Public Weighers for Browning Ferris Industries. scanJan 9
  7. 77A Constable bond was received from David H. Sullivan requesting approval of surety. scanJan 9
  8. 88A A Constable bond was received from Richard M. Percoco requesting approval of surety. scanJan 9
  9. 99A A Constable bond was received from Leanders H. Smith requesting approval of surety. scanJan 9
  10. 1010A A Constable bond was received from Dominic Scalese requesting approval of surety. scanJan 9
  11. 1111A A Constable bond was received from Rona B. Turano requesting approval of surety. scanJan 9
  12. 1212A A constable bond was received from James Mack Smith requesting approval of surety. scanJan 23
  13. 1313A A constable bond was received from Hameed Akhtar requesting approval of surety. scanJan 23
  14. 1414A A constable bond was received from Mark L. Edwards requesting approval of surety. scanJan 23
  15. 1515A Appointment of two constables with power. scanJan 23
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  29. 2929A Appointment of Wayne Drugan as a member to the Election Commission. scanApr 10
  30. 3030A Oath of office of Junior Ruiz as a Parking Control Officer. scanApr 10
  31. 3131A Appointment of two persons as Constables. scanApr 24
  32. 3232A Appointments of members of the Interim Parking Control Committee (IPCC) scanApr 24
  33. 3333A Appointment of members to the Cambridge Council on Aging Board to fill the elder service provider slots for a term of two years. scanApr 24
  34. 3434A Appointment of two persons as members of the Cambridge Housing Authority. scanApr 24
  35. 3535A Constable bond was received from Louis Micciche requesting approval of surety. scanApr 24
  36. 3636A Appointment of a Constable for a term of three years, effective the first day of January, 1995. scanMay 1
  37. 3737A Appointment of two persons as Constables for a term of three years, effective the first day of January, 1995. scanMay 22
  38. 3838A Appointment of members to the Conservation Commission. scanJun 5
  39. 3939A Appointment and reappointment of members to The Kid's Council. scanJun 5
  40. 4040A Oath of Office of D. Margaret Drury as City Clerk. scanJun 5
  41. 4141A Oath of Office of James A. Lindstrom as City Auditor. scanJun 5
  42. 4242A Appointment of five persons as Constables for a three year term effective the first day of January, 1995. scanJun 12
  43. 4343A Appointment of a member to the Cambridge Planning Board. scanJun 12
  44. 4444A Appointment of two persons as Constable without power for a three year term effective the first day of January, 1995. scanJun 19
  45. 4545A Appointment of one person to the Conservation Commission. scanJun 19
  46. 4646A Oath of office of Kevin Branley as a Parking Control Officer. scanJun 19
  47. 4747A Appointment of two persons as Constables without power for a term of three years, effective the first day of January, 1995. scanJul 31
  48. 4848A Appointment of three persons as members of the Arts Council for a term of three years, effective July 1, 1995. scanJul 31
  49. 4949A Appointment of two persons as members of the Commission for Persons with Disabilities for a term of three years, effective July 1, 1995. scanJul 31
  50. 5050A Appointment of two persons as members of the Human Services Commission for a term of three years, effective July 1, 1995. scanJul 31
  51. 5151A Appointment of three persons as members of the Kids' Council. scanJul 31
  52. 5252A Appointment of two persons as member of the Central Square Advisory Committee for a three year term, effective July 1, 1995. scanJul 31
  53. 5353A Appointment of Mr. Robert Stevens as Director of Veterans' Services. scanJul 31
  54. 5454A Appointment of Mr. Benjamin Charles Barnes as Chair of the License Commission. scanJul 31
  55. 5555A Appointment of four persons as Constables for a term of three years, effective the first day of January, 1995. scanSep 11
  56. 5656A Appointment of one person as a Member of the Recycling Advisory Committee effective September 15, 1995 for a term of three year. scanSep 11
  57. 5757A Appointment of members to the North Massachusetts Avenue Conservation District Study Committee. scanSep 11
  58. 5858A Referral of the appointment of Interim Deputy City Clerk to the Government Operations Committee. Vice Mayor Russell Order # 48. scanSep 18
  59. 5959A Appointment of the four persons as Constables for a term of three years, effective the first day of January, 1995. scanOct 2
  60. 6060A Appointment of Rick Gosselin, 342 Allston Street, as a member of the Kids' Council for a term of three years, effective October 12, 1995. scanOct 2
  61. 6161A Report from the Government Operations Committee held a public meeting on Friday, September 22, 1995 for the purpose of discussing the appointment of an Interim Deputy City Clerk. scanOct 2
  62. 6262A Oath of Office of Donna P. Lopez as Interim Deputy City Clerk. scanOct 2
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  91. 9191A Appointment of members to the Recycling Advisory Committee, effective November 1, 1995. scanOct 23
  92. 9292A Appointment of a full member and an alternate member to the Cambridge Historical Commission for a term of three years, effective November 1, 1995. scanOct 23
  93. 9393A Relative to the appointment of two persons as Constables for a term of three years, effective the first day of January, 1995. scanOct 30
  94. 9494A Oath of office of Robert M. Stevens as Director of Veterans' Services. scanOct 30
  95. 9595A Appointment of a person as a Constable for a term of three years, effective the first day of January, 1995. scanDec 11
  96. 9696A Appointment of four persons as Constables for a term of three years, effective the first day of January, 1996. scanDec 18
  97. 9797A Constable bond was received from Kevin Montgomery for approval of the surety. scanDec 18

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  10. 10A communication was received from John A. Coppola, President of Rental Housing Association (RHA), a division of the Greater Boston Real Estate Board, regarding the proposed ordinance entitled "An Ordinance Relating the the Conversion of Rental Housing to Condominiums And Cooperatives." scanJan 30
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  20. 20NO ACTION TAKEN - PLACED ON FILE UNDER RULE NINETEEN - Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Eighteen regarding unlawful provisions of Financial Disclosure Ordinance. scanJan 30
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  40. 40Law Department prepare an amendment to the City Ordinance prohibiting bicycle riding in the Cambridge Common. Vice Mayor Russell, Born, Duehay, Galluccio, Myers, Sullivan. ORDER # 21 scanFeb 13
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  50. 50PASSED TO BE ORDAINED AS AMENDED - Proposed amendment to the Municipal Code regarding the "Cambridge Employment Plan".Feb 13
  51. 66O PASSED TO BE ORDAINED - Proposed amendment to the Municipal Code of the City of Cambridge to prohibit the sale of machetes. scanFeb 27
  52. 77O A petition with approximately 5,000 signatures was received regarding the restaurant smoking policy. scanFeb 27
  53. 88O Sundry communications were received from approximately 1,000 restaurant patrons regarding the smoking policy. scanFeb 27
  54. 99O PASSED TO BE ORDAINED AS AMENDED - Proposed amendment to the Zoning Ordinances of the City of Cambridge from Residence C-2 to Residence C-1 an area of land abutting the residential district adjacent to the Cambridge and Youville Hospitals. scanMar 6
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  57. 1212O PETITION WITHDRAWN AND PLACED ON FILE - Communication received from residents of Appleton Street and Royal Avenue, requesting withdrawal of a zoning petition filed March 13, 1995. scanApr 24
  58. 1313O Institute a neighborhood-based planning process to determine zoning changes in areas formerly governed by the rent control law. Councillor Duehay, Born, Myers, Triantafillou Order # 14 scanMay 1
  59. 1414O Communication was received from David Stern requesting that the "Noise Control Ordinance" be rewritten. scanMay 15
  60. 1515O Ordinance Committee Report for a public hearing held on April 5, 1995 for the purpose of considering an amendment to Chapter 12.20 of the Cambridge Municipal Code to prohibit the riding of bicycles on the Cambridge Common. scanMay 15
  61. 1616O Response to the Ordinance Committee's request for suggestions to reduce bicycle and pedestrian conflicts at the Cambridge Common (Awaiting Report Item Number Seventeen). scanJun 5
  62. 1717aO PASSED TO BE ORDAINED AS AMENDED - Smoking Ordinance. scanJun 5
  63. 1818O Communication from Cambridge Redevelopment Authority regarding the ordinance governing billboards. scanJun 12
  64. 1919O PLACED ON FILE - proposed amendment to Chapter 2.58 regarding a residency requirements for city employees. scanJun 12
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  68. 220Drafting an amendment to the Municipal Code of Cambridge in Chapter 8.16 regarding Prohibition Against Loud Amplification Devices in Motor Vehicles. Councillor Toomey. Order # 43.Sep 11
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  78. 230PASSED TO BE ORDAINED - Proposed amendment to the Municipal Code in Chapter 8.16 regarding Radios and Phonographs.Sep 11
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  88. 240ORDINANCE COMMITTEE REPORT - re: proposed amendment to prohibit bicycles on the Common and a report from the City Manager with an alternative proposal for bicycle and pedestrian path.Sep 11
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  123. 3232O REFERRED TO THE ORDINANCE COMMITTEE - Petition was received from Mikel Pierce, transmitting proposal for a referendum petition option regarding an ordinance to advance the installation of a private central City Receiver, Administrator, in the next election. scanNov 20
  124. 3333O NO ACTION HAVING BEEN TAKEN ON THIS MATTER - THE ITEM WAS PLACED ON FILE PURSUANT TO RULE 19. THE ACTION TAKEN ON DECEMBER 11, 1995 PASSING TO BE ORDAINED - STANDS. - Reconsideration filed by Mayor Reeves on the vote taken on December 11, 1995 passing to be ordained as amended the proposed amendment to the Municipal Code by adding a new Chapter 2.120 entitled "Cambridge First - Hiring and Residency". scanDec 18
  125. 3434O FAILED TO PASS TO BE ORDAINED - Proposed amendment to the Municipal Code regarding "Privatization of City Services." - Privitization[?] order produced[?]. (Order adopted 9-0-0. scanDec 18
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  127. 350PLACED ON FILE PURSUANT TO ORDER # 1 - Proposed amendment to the Municipal Code entitled "An Ordinance Relating to the Conversion of Rental Housing to Condominiums and Cooperative.Dec 18
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