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The Docket ▸ 1996

1996

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The clerk's sections and numbering, as written in the 1996 index volume. [?] marks an uncertain reading; ⤳ marks a numbering jump. scan opens the city's PDF.

Resolutions

1,227 actions · № 173–1316
  1. ⤳numbering jumps 0 → 173 — the clerk's own discontinuity, confirmed against scans—
  2. 173173F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $35,000 to fund additional environmental and public health consulting services to further address environmental concerns associated with the W.R. Grace site. scanDec 16
  3. 174174F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $28,000. scanDec 16
  4. 175175F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $3,235. scanDec 16
  5. 176176F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $6,350. scanDec 16
  6. 177177F Relative to an order requesting the transfer of $27,771. scanDec 16
  7. 11R Resolution on the death of Dorothy C. Britt. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #1 scanJan 8
  8. 22R Resolution on the death of Peter B. Clough, son of Cambridge teacher Virginia Clough. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Order #3 scanJan 8
  9. 33R Resolution on the death of Roland J. Morin. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #4 scanJan 8
  10. 44R Wishing a speedy recovery to William Maher, father of School Committee Member David P. Maher. Councillors Sullivan and Toomey Order #5 scanJan 8
  11. 55R Best wishes to Rita Corkery on her retirement from Harvard University. Councillors Sullivan and Toomey Order #6 scanJan 8
  12. 66R Resolution on the death of Alice G. (West) Carroll. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #7 scanJan 8
  13. 77R Resolution on the death of Adele (Kaminski) Ladetto. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Order #8 scanJan 8
  14. 88R Resolution on the death of Reverend Edmund F. Kelly, S.J. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #9 scanJan 8
  15. 99R Resolution on the death of Virginia C. (Taurasi) Hillis. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #10 scanJan 8
  16. 1010R Resolution on the death of Robert J. "Jughead" McClellan. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan, Galluccio and entire membership Order #11 scanJan 8
  17. 1111R Wishing health and happiness to Edward Mitchell, Head of Cambridge Housing Authority Security, on his leaving the CHA. Councillors Sullivan and Russell Order #13 scanJan 8
  18. 1212R Resolution on the death of Chun Loy Ng. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #15 scanJan 8
  19. 1313R Resolution on the death of William F. Davidson. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #16 scanJan 8
  20. 1414R Resolution on the death of Sister Sheila Walsh, S.S.N.D. Councillors Sullivan, Russell and Toomey and entire membership Order #17 scanJan 8
  21. 1515R Resolution on the death of Paula Virginia Monahan. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #18 scanJan 8
  22. 1616R Resolution on the death of Dominic R. Scalese. Councillors Sullivan, Russell, Toomey, Galluccio and entire membership Order #19 scanJan 8
  23. 1717R Resolution on the death of Vensen Volpe, wife of Amadeo Volpe. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Order #20 scanJan 8
  24. 1818R Special thanks to all those who made the Inaugural Celebration a success. Councillors Russell and Reeves Order #22 scanJan 8
  25. 1919R Prepare resolution on the death of Thomas P. Watson, brother of Charles Watson, former City Councillor. Councillors Sullivan, Reeves and entire membership Order #23 scanJan 8
  26. 2020R Congratulations and best wishes to U.S. Chief Magistrate Judge Joyce London Alexander on being sworn in as the first African-American woman Chief Magistrate Judge in the United States. Councillors Reeves, Galluccio and Triantafillou Order #24 scanJan 8
  27. 2121R Resolution on the death of John J. O'Rourke. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #25 scanJan 8
  28. 2222R Encourage all to attend the 22nd Annual Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Commemoration on Sunday, January 7, 1996 at 3:00 p.m. at the Central Square Library. Councillor Reeves Order #26 scanJan 8
  29. 2323R Boston Mobilization for Survival will hold its Ninth Annual Awards Dinner on Sunday, January 21, 1996, the Peace Leadership Award will be presented to Kathy Hoffman, Executive Director of the Cambridge Peace Commission. Councillor Reeves Order #27 scanJan 8
  30. 2424R Best wishes to all Cantabrigians for a happy, healthy and prosperous New Year. Councillor Reeves Order #28 scanJan 8
  31. 2525R Sincere thanks and appreciation to the entire staff of the 1994-1995 Mayor's Office for their good and caring service to the people of Cambridge. Councillor Reeves Order #29 scanJan 8
  32. 2626R Happy "sweet sixteen" birthday to Charmela Matthews who celebrated the occasion on January 6, 1996. Councillor Reeves Order #30 scanJan 8
  33. 2727R Congratulations to Just-A-Start/Youth Build Program on the occasion of the first graduating class on Tuesday, January 9, 1996. Councillor Reeves Order #31 scanJan 8
  34. 2828R Encourage residents of this City to attend the ninth annual "A Joyful Noise" Concert on Saturday, January 13, 1996 at Sanders Theater, and to carry the spirit of this night, and of Dr. King's life and work, beyond these halls, into the lives of others. Councillor Reeves Order #32 scanJan 8
  35. 2929R Encourage all Cambridge residents to support the Eleventh Annual Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Breakfast on Saturday, January 13, 1996, from 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon, at the Marriott Hotel and reflect on the progress made and work to be done in the American struggle for equality. Councillor Reeves Order #33 scanJan 8
  36. 3030R Welcome the new general manager of the Sonesta Hotel, Al Groos, formerly the general manager of the Chateau Sonesta in New Orleans. Councillor Reeves Order #34 scanJan 8
  37. 3131R Resolution on the death of Jerry Martel. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #38 scanJan 8
  38. 3232R Congratulations to Richard "Richie" Medeiros of the Public Works Department on being named "Snow Czar" for the City of Cambridge. Councillor Sullivan Order #39 scanJan 8
  39. 3333R Resolution on the death of Mary L. (Dilworth) McMenimen. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #40 scanJan 8
  40. 3434R Resolution on the death of Mary Grace (Taranti) Pratti. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #41 scanJan 8
  41. 3535R Resolution on the death of Leo Galligan. Councillor Russell and entire membership Order #43 scanJan 8
  42. 3636R Congratulatory reception for Thomas Birmingham, newly appointed Senate President. Councillors Davis and Galluccio Order #45 scanJan 8
  43. 3737R Wish speedy recovery to Henry Maggio. Councillor Sullivan Order #46 scanJan 8
  44. 3838R Resolution on the death of Fred Paine. Councillor Russell and entire membership Order #47 scanJan 8
  45. 3939R Oppose the closing of the Salvation Army Store on Memorial Drive. Councillor Russell Order #50 scanJan 8
  46. 4040R Resolution on the death of Philip Areeda. Councillor Duehay Order #52 scanJan 8
  47. 4141R Warmest congratulations to newly elected Senate President Thomas Birmingham. Councillors Davis, Galluccio, Reeves and Duehay Order #55 scanJan 8
  48. 4242R Wish a speedy recovery to Police Officers Leonilde "Lee" Vieira and Gary Edwards who were involved in a car accident. Councillor Sullivan Order #56 scanJan 8
  49. 4343R Resolution on the death of Dr. Garrett Sullivan. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #57 scanJan 8
  50. 4444R Resolution on the death of Brian J. Murphy. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #58 scanJan 8
  51. 4545R Resolution on the death of Edward T. Sullivan. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #59 scanJan 8
  52. 4646R Resolution on the death of Edward J. Sarasin. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #60 scanJan 8
  53. 4747R Special recognition to Bob "Smitty" Smith, David Kemmet, Chris Augusta, their community spirit and positive contribution to the quality of life of their neighborhood. Councillors Davis, Duehay and Triantafillou Order #64 scanJan 8
  54. 4848R Special recognition to Carol Fredericks for her community spirit and initiative. Councillors Davis, Duehay and Triantafillou Order #65 scanJan 8
  55. 4949R Wish a Happy 21st Birthday to Michele Scott, daughter of Renee Scott. Councillor Reeves and entire memebership Order #66 scanJan 8
  56. 5050R Resolution on the death of Paul S. Rockwell. Councillors Triantafillou, Duehay and entire membership Order #67 scanJan 8
  57. 5151R Resolution on the death of Francis X. Conlon. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #68 scanJan 8
  58. 5252R Resolution on the death of Thomas J. Mickle, Sr. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #69 scanJan 8
  59. 5353R Resolution on the death of John J. Donahue. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #70 scanJan 8
  60. 5454R Congratulations to the newly elected 1996 Officers and Directors of the Association of Notre Dame. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Order #72 scanJan 8
  61. 5555R Resolution on the death of Leo J. Corrigan. [handwritten: also see Highways 1996 Jan. 29, 1996] Councillors Sullivan, Reeves, Galluccio and entire membership Order #1 scanJan 22
  62. 5656R Welcome Oravax, a new bio-tech company to 38 Sidney Street in Cambridge. Councillors Reeves and Galluccio Order #2 scanJan 22
  63. 5757R Congratulations to Paul and Martha Parravano on the birth of their second daughter, Eleanora Grace. Councillors Galluccio and Reeves Order #3 scanJan 22
  64. 5858R Resolution on the death of Rita M. (Mazza) Butler. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Order #4 scanJan 22
  65. 5959R Resolution on the death of James J. Enos. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #5 scanJan 22
  66. 6060R Resolution on the death of John F. Wojcik. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #6 scanJan 22
  67. 6161R Installation of 1996 officers of the Portuguese-American Civic League, Cambridge Council No. 1 on Saturday, January 20, 1996. Councillor Sullivan Order #7 scanJan 22
  68. 6262R Special thanks to Kevin Connell, City of Cambridge Maintenance Department, for his honesty and thoughtfulness in finding and storing a pocketbook and safely returning it to its owner. Councillor Reeves Order #8 scanJan 22
  69. 6363R Declaring March 3, 1996 - March 9, 1996 as Cambridge Taxi Week in the City of Cambridge. Councillor Reeves Order #9 scanJan 22
  70. 6464R Heroic rescue of a women who had fallen into a snow bank and was saved by "Kayla", a Great Dane owned by Randy Foley. Councillor Reeves Order #10 scanJan 22
  71. 6565R Congratulations to Rev. Herman Green on receiving the Winoma Boardley Award. Councillor Reeves Order #11 scanJan 22
  72. 6666R Congratulations to Dr. William McLaurin on receiving the Black Pastor's Award for Community Service. Councillor Reeves Order #12 scanJan 22
  73. 6767R Congratulations to Caroline Hunter on receiving the NAACP Education Award. Councillor Reeves Order #13 scanJan 22
  74. 6868R Congratulations to Alice Freeman on receiving the NAACP Lifetime Achievement Award. Councillor Reeves Order #14 scanJan 22
  75. 6969R Special thanks to Polaroid for allowing residents to use its Pleasant Street lot for parking relief during the snowstorms. Councillor Galluccio Order #15 scanJan 22
  76. 7070R Heartiest congratulations to the four 1996 winners of the Employee Recognition Program by the Cambridge Water Department. Councillor Toomey Order #21 scanJan 22
  77. 7171R Resolution on the death of Carmine Motola. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan and entire membership Order #22 scanJan 22
  78. 7272R Resolution on the death of Robert Davis. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #25 scanJan 22
  79. 7373R Resolution on the death of Alfred L. "Fred" Costabile. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #26 scanJan 22
  80. 7474R Resolution on the death of Blanche D. Alves-Plausky. Councillors Sullivan, Russell and entire membership Order #27 scanJan 22
  81. 7575R Resolution on the death of Ted MacMahon. Councillor Born and entire membership Order #28 scanJan 22
  82. 7676R Resolution on the death of William Robert Rego. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #29 scanJan 22
  83. 7777R Resolution on the retirement of Fire Lieutenant Robert J. Fitzgerald. Councillor Sullivan Order #30 scanJan 22
  84. 7878R Prepare resolution on the death of Francis L. Bannon, late retired employee of the Middlesex Superior Court. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #33 scanJan 22
  85. 7979R Cambridge and all Boston area Post-Offices are sponsoring a coat drive to honor the memory of the Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. from January 16, 1996 through the month of February, 1996. Councillor Sullivan Order #34 scanJan 22
  86. 8080R Extend best wishes for a happy 75th birthday to Rudy Gobbeo, long-time North Cambridge resident. Councillor Born Order #37 scanJan 22
  87. 8181R Resolution on the death of Lucy Simeone. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #38 scanJan 22
  88. 8282R Resolution on the death of Wallace E. Marchant. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #39 scanJan 22
  89. 8383R Resolution on the death of John G. Ferreira, Jr. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #40 scanJan 22
  90. 8484R The Cambridge Chamber of Commerce's second Annual Excellence in Business Recognition Gala on Thursday, January 25, 1996 at the Hyatt Regency in Cambridge. Councillor Reeves Order #44 scanJan 22
  91. 8585R Resolution on the death of Mary E. (Ahern) Sennott. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan, Galluccio and entire membership Order #46 scanJan 22
  92. 8686R Resolution on the death of Amelia T. "Millie" (Carbone) Dellanno. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #47 scanJan 22
  93. 8787R Resolution on the death of Bathilda (Aucoin) Burke. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Order #48 scanJan 22
  94. 8888R Resolution on the death of Estelle LeBlanc. Councillors Sullivan, Toomey and entire membership Order #49 scanJan 22
  95. 8989R Resolution on the death of George Crowley. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #50 scanJan 22
  96. 9090R Wish a speedy recovery to Larry Trant, President of the Cambridge Veterans' Committee. Councillor Russell Order #51 scanJan 22
  97. 9191R Congratulations to the Dance Complex on the occasion of its building restoration award from the Massachusetts Historical Commission. Councillor Sullivan Order #52 scanJan 22
  98. 9292R Prepare resolution on the death of former Congresswoman Barbara Jordan of Texas. Councillor Triantafillou and entire membership Order #55 scanJan 22
  99. 9393R Express appreciation to Les Marino for the generous donation ofthe two $5,000 scholarships for Cambridge Rindge & Latin High School students. Councillor Duehay Order #59 scanJan 22
  100. 9494R Wish a very happy 76th birthday to Mr. Connie Reddick. Councillor Reeves Order #60 scanJan 22
  101. 9595R Special thanks to George Thomas, Department of Public Works for his actions in finding and restoring to its owner a pocketbook containing the owner's medication. Councillor Russell Order #64 scanJan 22
  102. 9696R Resolution on the death of Henry Dubnowski. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #66 scanJan 22
  103. 9797R Resolution on the death of Robert Cyr. Councillor Russell and entire membership Order #68 scanJan 22
  104. 9898R Special thanks to Lieutenant Dupont, Sergeant O'Leary, and Sergeant Graham who along with other members of the Auxiliary Department were instrumental in preventing serious injury toour citizens during the severe storm. Councillor Russell Order #70 scanJan 22
  105. 9999R Special welcome to William Julius Wilson to Cambridge as a Visiting Professor to Harvard University. Councillor Reeves Order #72 scanJan 22
  106. 100100R Congratulations to George Hines [struck through; handwritten above: Hinds], CRLS House A Senior who will be a student representative at Government Day. Councillors Galluccio and Sullivan Order #73 scanJan 22
  107. 101101R Congratulations to Kaydia Worrell, CRLS Academy Senior who will be a student representative at Government Day. Councillors Galluccio and Sullivan Order #74 scanJan 22
  108. 102102R Congratulations to Gary Reich, an alternate, student representative at Government Day. Councillors Galluccio and Sullivan Order #75 scanJan 22
  109. 103103R Commend Department of Public Works' staff for clearing drains during rainstorm to minimize flooding. Councillor Toomey Order #76 scanJan 22
  110. 104104R Declare the month of March as "Red Cross Month" in the City of Cambridge. Councillor Reeves Order #2 scanJan 29
  111. 105105R A new Youth Advisory Board has been established at the Police Department to promote active participation in the solution of youth related problems within the City. Councillor Sullivan Order #5 scanJan 29
  112. 106106R Urge Cambridge legislative delegation to support the "Early Resolution on Local Aid". Councillor Sullivan Order #6 scanJan 29
  113. 107107R Best wishes to Ristorante Giannino on its First Annual Customer Appreciation Day to be held on Sunday, February 4th from 2:00 to 8:00. Councillor Sullivan Order #7 scanJan 29
  114. 108108R An order to set a public hearing for the Council Meeting of February 12 on the subject of Expiring Use Buildings and the Proposed Home Rule Petition to protect them. Councillor Duehay Order #9 scanJan 29
  115. 109109R Welcome Trader Joe's Specialty Food Store to Cambridge. Councillor Davis Order #13 scanJan 29
  116. 110110R Prepare resolution on the death of Frank Canina, of Waltham. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Order #14 scanJan 29
  117. 111111R Congratulations and best wishes to Cambridge Rindge and Latin graduate and basketball star, Rumeal Robinson, on his return to the NBA for the Portland Trailblazers. Councillor Galluccio Order #15 scanJan 29
  118. 112112R Congratulations to Lara Borofsky and her teammates on the Colonial Precision Skating Team for their first place at finish in the Colonial Precision Open competition. Councillor Davis Order #21 scanJan 29
  119. 113113R Resolution on the death of Lawrence "Larry" Graham, Sr. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #28 scanJan 29
  120. 114114R Resolution on the death of Filomena M. (D'Onofiro) Tuccinardi. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Order #29 scanJan 29
  121. 115115R Prepare resolution on the retirement of Father Morris Mead, Chaplain of Cambridge and Mout Auburn Hospitals. Councillor Russell Order #30 scanJan 29
  122. 116116R Prepare resolution on the retirement of Frank Harvey. Councillor Sullivan Order #31 scanJan 29
  123. 117117R Prepare resolution on the death of Marcus Haynes, Jr. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #34 scanJan 29
  124. 118118R Resolution on the death of Mary T. (Hill) Melanson. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #35 scanJan 29
  125. 119119R Resolution on the death of Josephine Leopardi. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #36 scanJan 29
  126. 120120R Resolution on the death of Thomas A. "T.Fero" Ferolito. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Order #37 scanJan 29
  127. 121121R Congratulations and welcome to the 1996 Harvard Hasty Pudding Theatrical award winners, Susan Sarandon and Harrison Ford. Councillor Toomey Order #38 scanJan 29
  128. 122122R Congratulations to Timothy E. Henley of Troop #56, Boy Scouts of America, Cambridge Council for attaining the rank of Eagle Scout. Councillor Russell Order #39 scanJan 29
  129. 123123R Congratulations to Councillor Reeves on his appreciation for basketball. Councillor Galluccio Order #42 scanJan 29
  130. 124124R Congratulations to the Broadway Marketplace on celebrating its one year anniversary on Friday, February 9 between 4:00 and 8:00 p.m. Councillor Toomey Order #43 scanJan 29
  131. 125125R Congratulations to Moses Jean-Piere, Cambridge resident, on the occasion of Plymouth State College retiring his uniform for his extraordinary 1990-1994 basketball career. Councillor Galluccio Order #47 scanJan 29
  132. 126126R Best wishes to Dorris Roberts Thorne on her eightieth birthday. Councillor Reeves Order #1 scanFeb 5
  133. 127127R Resolution on the death of Margaret R. "Peg-ee" Morrissey. Councillors Sullivan, Russell and entire membership Order #2 scanFeb 5
  134. 128128R Resolution on the death of Esther (Kingbury) Sabbey. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #3 scanFeb 5
  135. 129129R Wish a speedy recovery to Maureen Frisoli, an employee in the Assessors Office who has recently undergone knee surgery. Councillors Galluccio and Duehay Order #4 scanFeb 5
  136. 130130R Express commendations for a job well done to Andrea Boyer, Chief Licensing Investigator in the License Commission. Councillors Galluccio, Duehay and Triantafillou Order #5 scanFeb 5
  137. 131131R Congratulations to Frank and Anna Arabia who will be celebrating their Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary on Sunday, May 19, 1996. - full text enclosed. Councillor Toomey Order #7 scanFeb 5
  138. 132132R Best wishes to the Charlesgate Yacht Club on the occasion of its Fiftieth Anniversary. Councillors Toomey and Sullivan Order #8 scanFeb 5
  139. 133133R Extend deepest appreciation to the Children's Museum of Boston for generous educational donation of an interactive environmental exhibit to the students of the City of Cambridge. Councillors Toomey and Sullivan Order #9 scanFeb 5
  140. 134134R Best wishes to William Hill, a little league coach in the City of Cambridge on his retirement. Councillor Galluccio Order #10 scanFeb 5
  141. 135135R Congratulations to the 1995 employees-of-the-month by the "You Make a Difference!" program of the Cambridge Hospital Community Health Network. Councillor Duehay Order #11 scanFeb 5
  142. 136136R Resolution on the death of Joseph P. Spooner. Councillor Born and entire membership Order #17 scanFeb 5
  143. 137137R Declare March as "Women's History Month" in Cambridge. Councillor Reeves Order #20 scanFeb 5
  144. 138138R Congratulations to Jeanne Jordan and Steven Ascher on winning two major documentary prizes at the prestigious Sundance Film Festival. Councillors Triantafillou, Born and Davis Order #21 scanFeb 5
  145. 139139R Wish a very happy birthday to all Cantabrigians who have the good fortune of having been born in February. Councillor Reeves Order #22 scanFeb 5
  146. 140140R Congratulations to the Massachusetts Women's Political Caucus on its anniversary celebration and welcome to Kathleen Kennedy Townsend. Councillor Reeves Order #23 scanFeb 5
  147. 141141R Wish Ms. Willett the best in her future endeavors and thank her because Cambridge benefitted greatly from being the home of the ground breaking and extraordinary Savanna Books. Councillor Davis Order #24 scanFeb 5
  148. 142142R Proclaim February, 1996 as National Black History Month in the City of Cambridge. Coucillor Reeves Order #25 scanFeb 5
  149. 143143R Congratulations to the award-winning Cambridge teachers and appreciation to all of the Cambridge teachers who work so hard on behalf of our children. Councillor Sullivan Order #28 scanFeb 5
  150. 144144R Prepare resolution on the death of Ena Squires. Councillor Born and entire membership Order #31 scanFeb 5
  151. 145145R Thanks to the Election Commission for its hard work in exploratory issues related to computerization of Cambridge elections and request for report on how to increase voter participation. Councillor Davis Order #32 scanFeb 5
  152. 146146R Resolution on the death of Walter L. Boyle. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership scanFeb 5
  153. 147147R Wish a happy birthday to John Born, husband of Councillor Kathleen Born. Councillor Sullivan scanFeb 5
  154. 148148R Resolution on the death of Anthony "Tony the Barber" Stone.Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #1 scanFeb 12
  155. 149149R Wish a speedy recovery to Lillian Manning. Councillor Sullivan Order #2 scanFeb 12
  156. 150150R Congratulate and extend best wishes on the occasion of the Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary of Alfred and Gloria Rastellini. Councillor Sullivan Order #3 scanFeb 12
  157. 151151R Resolution on the death of Russell L. Bosworth. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #4 scanFeb 12
  158. 152152R The "Bill Sage Award for Extraordinary Effort". Councillor Toomey Order #5 scanFeb 12
  159. 153153R Resolution on the death of Rita Stevens, mother of Robert Stevens, Director of Veteran's Services. Councillor Triantafillou and entire membership Order #6 scanFeb 12
  160. 154154R Congratulations to the Benjamin Banneker School on hosting a series of informational meetings for parents and community members. Councillor Reeves Order #7 scanFeb 12
  161. 155155R That the City Council go on record urging all citizens to be cognizant of and participate in the Kennedy School Annual Jog-A-thon on February 16, 1996 from 12:00 - 2:00 p.m. in the Kennedy School Gym. Councillor Toomey Order #8 scanFeb 12
  162. 156156R Welcome Talbots to the Cambridgeside Galleria and congratulate them on their Grand Opening day on February 23. Councillor Russell Order #9 scanFeb 12
  163. 157157R Wish a happy birthday to William Jones. Councillor Sullivan Order #10 scanFeb 12
  164. 158158R Express best wishes and speedy recovery to Carol Noonan, her many City Hall friends miss her friendly smile. Councillor Triantafillou Order #12 scanFeb 12
  165. 159159R Wish a happy ninety-fifth birthday to Josephine Doran. Councillor Sullivan Order #14 scanFeb 12
  166. 160160R A topping off ceremony to celebrate the Cadbury Commons, an assisted living retirement community in Cambridge, on February 22nd at 2:00 p.m. at 66 Sherman Street. Councillor Sullivan Order #15 scanFeb 12
  167. 161161R Resolution on the death of Samuel J. Giannino. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #16 scanFeb 12
  168. 162162R Resolution on the death of Gregory J. "Squeaky" Sparks. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #17 scanFeb 12
  169. 163163R Resolution on the death of Patricia A. (Connolly) Sullivan. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #18 scanFeb 12
  170. 164164R Resolution on the death of Harold J. Nemet. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #19 scanFeb 12
  171. 165165R Prepare resolution on the death of Edward Gorham. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #20 scanFeb 12
  172. 166166R Express congratulations to the newly elected officers of the Miller's River Tenant Council, along with its best wishes to the organization in the upcoming year. Councillor Sullivan Order #21 scanFeb 12
  173. 167167R Reminder to all residents of Cambridge that Wednesday, February 14, 1996 at 8:00 p.m. is the deadline to be registered to vote in the March 5, 1996 Presidential primary. Councillor Davis Order #28 scanFeb 12
  174. 168168R Prepare resolution on the death of Brother Paul Chamberlain, Maryknoll Brother. Councillor Reeves Order #29 scanFeb 12
  175. 169169R Congratulations to the Cambridge Police, Youth Advisory Board, Youth, Parents and all who made the "Youth Super Bowl Party" a super event. Councillor Davis Order #30 scanFeb 12
  176. 170170R The Area Four Youth Center will host a health fair focusing on smoking prevention in honor of Black History Month on February 24 from 12:00 - 4:00. Councillor Galluccio Order #35 scanFeb 12
  177. 171171R Prepare resolution in celebration of St. Patrick's Day. Councillor Reeves Order #38 scanFeb 12
  178. 172172R Congratulations to Frank Eason on his new Tae Kwon Do studio and wishing him well in this endeavor. Councillor Reeves Order #40 scanFeb 12
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  184. 178178R Special thanks to Bill Lohan from MBTA for attending the City Council meeting on the MBTA's behalf. Councillor Galluccio Order #50 scanFeb 12
  185. 179179R Resolution on the death of George Baccus. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership. Order #1 scanMar 4
  186. 180180R Retirement of Father Dave Bonfiglio, Chaplain at the Cambridge Hospital. Councillor Sullivan Order #2 scanMar 4
  187. 181181R Resolution on the death of Dr. David T. Casey. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #3 scanMar 4
  188. 182182R Congratulations to Cambridge Police Captain Henry Breen on celebrated his twenty-first anniversary of the rank of Captain. Councillor Triantafillou Order #4 scanMar 4
  189. 183183R Special congratulations to Gary Bailey, Executive Director of Parents and Children Services as he receives "The Gerry Studds Visibility Award." Councillor Reeves Order #5 scanMar 4
  190. 184184R Welcome to Analog Devices, Inc., the new occupant of Polaroid's 21 Osborn Street building. Councillor Sullivan Order #6 scanMar 4
  191. 185185R Proclaim the week of March 10-16, 1996 as Jewish War Veterans of the USA in Cambridge in honor of the Jewish War Veterans of the United States of America who will be celebrating their one hundredth anniversary as the nation's oldest, active national veteran's organization. Councillor Triantafillou Order #7 scanMar 4
  192. 186186R Resolution on the death of Angelina (DeBraga) Sousa. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #8 scanMar 4
  193. 187187R Express congratulations and appreciation to Dr. Mario J. Molina who is being honored as a leader in developing our scientific understanding of the chemistry of the stratospheric ozone layer and its susceptibility to human-made perturbations. Councillor Duehay Order #9 scanMar 4
  194. 188188R Prepare resolution on the death of Elisa Corceicao Sousa Correia, mother of Eddie Correia, custodian at Peabody School. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #14 scanMar 4
  195. 189189R Resolution on the death of Margaret J. (Dallorso) Salvia. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #15 scanMar 4
  196. 190190R An appreciation dinner and dance in honor of Nicholas Catizone on Saturday, April 27, 1996 for his many years of service to the Knights of Columbus. Councillor Sullivan Order #16 scanMar 4
  197. 191191R Congratulations and appreciation to Father Ferreira on his fortieth Anniversary of Ordination at Saint Anthony's Parish. Councillor Duehay Order #17 scanMar 4
  198. 192192R The twenty-fifth anniversary celebration of the publication of Our Bodies, Ourselves. Councillor Triantafillou Order #18 scanMar 4
  199. 193193R Recognize and honor Dean Robert Higgins Ebert, Dean of Harvard Medical School for his contributions to better the health of this community. Councillor Duehay Order #19 scanMar 4
  200. 194194R The North Cambridge Little Baseball League is sponsoring an "Oldies but Goodies" dance on Saturday, March 16, 1996 at 8:00 p.m. Councillor Galluccio Order #21 scanMar 4
  201. 195195R Congratulations to Adrian Worrell, CRLS Falcons boys indoor track team, on setting a new state record for the 1,000-yard dash. Councillor Galluccio Order #22 scanMar 4
  202. 196196R Congratulations to Ellen Kantor on the occasion of her "Excellence in Nursing Practice Award". Councillor Reeves Order #23 scanMar 4
  203. 197197R Wish good luck to the Cambridge Rindge and Latin boys and girls indoor track teams in their upcoming state tournaments. Councillor Galluccio Order #26 scanMar 4
  204. 198198R Congratulations to all 1996 Harriet Wigfall Community Service Award winners. Councillors Galluccio and Reeves Order #28 scanMar 4
  205. 199199R Very happy ninety-second birthday to Edward Benjamin (Bokah-Worjoloh) McClain, father of Reverend John Weseh McClain, of Cambridge. Councillor Reeves Order #29 scanMar 4
  206. 200200R Congratulations to Raphaelle Johnson on becoming the New England Golden Gloves Champion Councillor Russell Order #30 scanMar 4
  207. 201201R Congratulations to the Buckingham Brown and Nichols Middle School Social Needs Club for assisting the West Cambridge Youth Center in its recent fundfaising effort. Councillor Galluccio Order #32 scanMar 4
  208. 202202R Congratulations and best wishes to all nine award-winning young Cambridge artists who were honored by the Boston Globe. Councillor Davis Order #38 scanMar 4
  209. 203203R Report regarding the designation and posting of additional snow emergency arteries. Councillor Davis Order #39 scanMar 4
  210. 204204R Congratulations to Rev. Rose Niles McCrary on her installation by the Presbytery of Hudson River as the Pastor of First Presbyterian Church of Mount Vernon, New York. Councillor Reeves Order #40 scanMar 4
  211. 205205R Congratulations to Bernard Hicks, President of Nu Image Productions for the moving work on African-American Male reality in his photographs taken at the "Million Man March". Councillor Reeves Order #42 scanMar 4
  212. 206206R Congratulations to the Cambridge Black Historical and Cultural Association along with the Cambridge Public Library for assuring the meaningful observance of Black History Month activities for twenty-four years. Councillor Reeves Order #44 scanMar 4
  213. 207207R Deep appreciation to Fire Chief Kevin Fitzgerald on his fifth year serving as Fire Chief for the City of Cambridge. Councillor Davis Order #49 scanMar 4
  214. 208208R Resolution on the death of Justina "Julia" Capodilupo. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #50 scanMar 4
  215. 209209R Resolution on the death of Thomas P. Weed. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #51 scanMar 4
  216. 210210R Resolution on the death of Felix L. Miceli. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #52 scanMar 4
  217. 211211R Resolution on the death of Philip J. Brownrigg. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #53 scanMar 4
  218. 212212R Resolution on the death of Grace C. Mahoney. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #54 scanMar 4
  219. 213213R Resolution on the death of Sister Timothea Dwyer, C.S.J.. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #55 scanMar 4
  220. 214214R Special thanks to Arthur Santoro for his dedicated service as the oldest cab driver in the City of Cambridge. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #56 scanMar 4
  221. 215215R Congratulations and best wishes to Joseph and Alice Bessone on their Golden Wedding Anniversary. Councillor Toomey Order #57 scanMar 4
  222. 216216R Resolution on the death of Marino M. Batista. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #58 scanMar 4
  223. 217217R Resolution on the death of Helene Horney, late retired employee of the Cambridge School Department. Councillor Sullivan, Mayor Russell, Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Order #59 scanMar 4
  224. 218218R The Installation of Officers for the Polish American Veterans and Auxiliary Post of Greater Boston on Sunday, March 24, 1996. Councillor Sullivan Order #64 scanMar 4
  225. 219219R Resolution on the occasion of a surprise 65th birthday celebration to be held on March 20, 1996. Councillor Sullivan Order #69 scanMar 4
  226. 220220R Express best wishes and warm welcome to Edward Sarasin, Principal of Cambridge Rindge and Latin High School upon his return to health and work. Councillor Davis Order #71 scanMar 4
  227. 221221R CASPAR's Women's Advisory Committee will sponsor a Women's Health Fair at the Cambridge YWCA on Wednesday, March 6, 1996 from 5:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Mayor Russell Order #73 scanMar 4
  228. 222222R Resolution on the death of Mabel B. (Littleton) Redd. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #79 scanMar 4
  229. 223223R Resolution on the death of Boston Police Officer John F. Gillespie. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Order #81 scanMar 4
  230. 224224R Resolution on the death of Elaine M. (Sabbey) Silva. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #82 scanMar 4
  231. 225225R Congratulations to Lonnie MacAdoo for his Community Recognition Award from the AIDS Action Committee. Councillors Davis and Reeves Order #83 scanMar 4
  232. 226226R Congratulations to Carl S. Barron and the Central Square Business Association on the occasion of his re-election as president. Councillor Sullivan Order #84 scanMar 4
  233. 227227R Resolution on the death of Blance I. Breedy Walcott. Councillor Reeves Order #85 scanMar 4
  234. 228228R Wish congratulations and best wishes to Stephen Salters, Baritone, for success in the upcoming Metropolitan Opera National Finals. Councillor Reeves Order #86 scanMar 4
  235. 229229R Congratulations to Dr. Henrietta S. Evans Attles as she is honored for her service as President of the New England Conference Branch of the Women's Missionary Society of the African Methodist Episcopal Church. Councillor Reeves Order #87 scanMar 4
  236. 230230R Welcome Tobacco Educators McKenzie Nicholas and Jeffrey Sanon to the City Council to perform their anti-smoking rap at the March 5, 1996 City Council Meeting. Councillor Galluccio Order #90 scanMar 4
  237. 231231R Congratulating the Cambridge Tobacco Control Program and the CASPAR Full a' Health Tobacco Educators for their work on improving the compliance rate of cigarette sales to minors. Councillor Galluccio Order #93 scanMar 4
  238. 232232R Congratulations to Hillel Stavis on his election as president of the board of directors of Cambridge School Volunteer. Councillor Sullivan Order #94 scanMar 4
  239. 233233R The Community and Youth Division and the Multicultural Task Force's Thirteenth Annual Family Celebration of Black History on Thursday, March 7, 1996 at the Martin Luther King School. Mayor Russell Order #95 scanMar 4
  240. 234234R The new campaign "AIDS Awareness is Love Awareness" with its focus on Black men, and urging all citizens to be cognizant that AIDS Awareness is Love Awareness. Councillor Reeves Order #96 scanMar 4
  241. 235235R The Black Church Day of Prayer's annual occasion for all communities to focus on the HIV/AIDS pandemic. Councillor Reeves Order #97 scanMar 4
  242. 236236R Special screening of the video "Recipes for Good Health: A Collection of Home Remedies, Wisdom and Cultural Traditions," on March 6 at 10:00. Mayor Russell Order #98 scanMar 4
  243. 237237R Resolution on the death of Angelina M. (Spagnolia) Gandiosi. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Order #99 scanMar 4
  244. 238238R Prepare resolution the death of Fred Suozzo, owner of Ambassador Brattle Cab Company. Councillors Sullivan, Galluccio and entire membership Order #100 also see Highway 1996 #34 for full text of resolution. scanMar 4
  245. 239239R Resolution on the death of Donal P. O'Sullivan. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #101 scanMar 4
  246. 240240R Resolution on the death of Helen T. (Lynch) McCabe-Tryon. Mayor Russell Order #106 scanMar 4
  247. 241241R The Cambridge Youth Football Association has scheduled a get together with the Pop Warner Football/Cheerleading Competition program for Thursday, March 21, 1996 at 6:30 p.m at the VFW Hall located at 59 First Street. Councillors Sullivan, Toomey, Reeves and Galluccio Order #107 scanMar 4
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  249. 243243R Special welcome to Marian Wright Edelman, President, Children's Defense Fund, and President, Stand for Children, on the occasion of her lecture at the Arco Forum at the Kennedy School. Councillor Duehay Order #1 scanMar 25
  250. 244244R Resolution on the death of Esther R. Sullivan. Councillor Sullivan Order #2 scanMar 25
  251. 245245R Congratulations to the Cambridge Chronicle for its noticeable and welcomed increase in its youth sports coverage. Councillor Galluccio Order #5 scanMar 25
  252. 246246R Congratulations to the CRLS Boy's Basketball Team for their 23-1 season. Councillor Galluccio Order #6 scanMar 25
  253. 247247R Congratulations to the North Cambridge Catholic Boy's Basketball Team for their excellent performance in the Division 3 State Basketball Tournament. Councillor Galluccio Order #7 scanMar 25
  254. 248248R Congratulations to Tage I. Larsen on joining the United States Marine Band. Councillor Reeves Order #8 scanMar 25
  255. 249249R Congratulations to Sister Bernadette Marie on the celebration of her fifty years of service in her religious life as a sister of Saint Joseph. Councillor Toomey Order #9 scanMar 25
  256. 250250R Congratulations to President William Bulger on the publication of his memoirs "While the Music Lasts: My Life in Politics," which he will discuss at the Brattle Theater on Thursday, March 21st at 5:30 p.m. Councillor Galluccio Order #10 scanMar 25
  257. 251251R Thanks to the School Committee and Administration for its efforts and work towards a cooperative working relationship between the School Committee and the City Council. Councillor Galluccio Order #11 scanMar 25
  258. 252252R Declare April 12 and April 13, 1996 to be CITYSTEP DAYS in the City of Cambridge during which CITYSTEP will present its thirteenth annual celebration entitled "PUMP UP THE VOLUME: DANCE! Mayor Russell Order #12 scanMar 25
  259. 253253R Congratulations to John and Vice Mayor Kathleen L. Born on their thirtieth Wedding Anniversary. Councillors Sullivan, Toomey and Mayor Russell Order #15 scanMar 25
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  283. 277277R Open bid process for the next contract for laundry services to the Cambridge Hospital. Vice Mayor Born and Mayor Russell Order #1 scanMar 25
  284. 278278R Resolution on the death of Evelyn Duffy Moakley, wife of South Boston Congressman, Rep. J. Joseph Moakley. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #2 scanMar 25
  285. 279279R Resolution on the death of Edward Harrington, former mayor of New Bedford. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #3 scanMar 25
  286. 280280R Resolution on the death of Florence M. (Cobb) Murphy. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #4 scanMar 25
  287. 281281R Resolution on the death of Athanasios Triantafillou, father of Councillor Katherine Triantafillou. Councillor Sullivan, Mayor Russell and entire membership Order #5 scanMar 25
  288. 282282R Resolution on the death of Helen Drisdell, mother of Deputy City Solicitor, Donald Drisdell. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #6 scanMar 25
  289. 283283R Congratulations to Joe Sousa on being inducted into the Mass. State Track Coach's Hall of Fame. Councillor Sullivan Order #7 scanMar 25
  290. 284284R Commendation to the Fire and Police Departments on their excellent job of fighting the March 18th morning fire at the auto body shop by the Tobin School. Councillor Toomey Order #8 scanMar 25
  291. 285285R Installation of the Maria Baldwin Historic Marker and dedication of the Agassiz Stained Glass Windows. Councillor Davis Order #9 scanMar 25
  292. 286286R Resolution on the death of Theresa Marshall. Councillors Galluccio, Sullivan, Toomey and entire membership Order #10 scanMar 25
  293. 287287R Resolution on the death of Giovannina Guida. Councillors Sullivan, Toomey and entire membership Order #11 scanMar 25
  294. 288288R Wish a speedy recovery to Firefighter Robert Pacheco who was injured while fighting the fire on Concord Avenue on March 18, 1996. Councillor Sullivan Order #13 scanMar 25
  295. 289289R Appreciation and congratulations to Susan Schlesinger, Bob Boulrice and George Metzger on receiving Walk Boston Awards for their work on the development of improvements to Central Square. Councillor Davis Order #15 scanMar 25
  296. 290290R Congratulations to the Department of Public Works on a truly magnificent job of keeping the City passable throughout a winter that broke all past records for snowfall. Councillor Davis Order #16 scanMar 25
  297. 291291R Resolution on National Dance Month. Mayor Russell Order #17 scanMar 25
  298. 292292R Congratulations to James and Mary Trifone on their fiftieth wedding anniversary. Councillor Toomey Order #18 scanMar 25
  299. 293293R Congratulations to Rick Weissbourd on the publication of his book and thanks to him for his invaluable contributions to the citizens, and most especially the children of Cambridge. Councillor Davis Order #19 scanMar 25
  300. 294294R Congratulations to the new elected officers and members of the Dante Alligheri Society. Councillor Sullivan Order #20 scanMar 25
  301. 295295R Resolution on the death of Joseph (E.J.) Romano. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #21 scanMar 25
  302. 296296R Resolution on the death of Helen (Mahoney) Parsons. Councillor Sullivan Order #23 scanMar 25
  303. 297297R Resolution on the death of Paula T. Payson. Councillor Sullivan Order #24 scanMar 25
  304. 298298R Congratulations to the Youville Guild on their fiftieth anniversary. Councillor Sullivan Order #26 scanMar 25
  305. 299299R Congratulations to James and Thomas Bailey for their excellent performance at the swimming championship. Councillor Galluccio Order #27 scanMar 25
  306. 300300R Congratulations to the Matignon High School Hockey Team for a great season. Councillor Galluccio Order #28 scanMar 25
  307. 301301R That all zoning and safety regulations pertaining to Fresh Pond Parkway area be enforced especially if they are automotive related and involve volatile materials. Mayor Russell Order #29 scanMar 25
  308. 302302R Congratulations to Joe and William McCabe of Cambridge for coaching Boston College High to the Division 1A State Hockey Championship. Councillor Galluccio Order #31 scanMar 25
  309. 303303R The Senior Student's 12th Annual Art Exhibit will be held from April 1 through April 22, 1996. Mayor Russell Order #36 scanMar 25
  310. 304304R Welcome the opening day of the Cambridge Farmers' Market, Friday, May 10, 1996. Vice Mayor Born Order #37 scanMar 25
  311. 305305R The week of April 1, 1996 has been declared "World of Difference Week" in tribute to the Legacy of the fight Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr, along with countless others, waged to end racial and ethnic discrimination. Vice Mayor Born Order #38 scanMar 25
  312. 306306R Resolution on the death of Thomas Brooks. Councillor Sullivan, Toomey and entire membership Order #39 scanMar 25
  313. 307307R Resolution on the death of Mary E. Harrington. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #40 scanMar 25
  314. 308308R Congratulations to Congressman Joseph Moakley, Sandy Rubin and Erin Dawson and Lisa Graustein, who will be honored at the Massachusetts Peace Action Dinner on May 3, 1996. Vice Mayor Born Order #41 scanMar 25
  315. 309309R Congratulations to the Cambridge Rindge and Latin School Chess team who won the Hurwitz Cup trophy, of the Massachusetts State Championship, for the fifth consecutive year on Sunday, March 17. Councillors Duehay, Mayor Russell, Vice Mayor Born and Councillor Davis Order #42 scanMar 25
  316. 310310R Congratulations to Gay Harter on the Outstanding Service Award presented by the Political Asylum Immigration Representation Project. Vice Mayor Born Order #43 scanMar 25
  317. 311311R Congratulations to Adrienne Benton, Brenda Cole, and Carol Roby as this years Co-Chairs of "the Dinner Party", an annual fundraiser for Women's health services, sponsored by Fenway Community Health Center. Councillor Reeves Order #44 scanMar 25
  318. 312312R Best wishes and good-bye to George's London Pub in Central Square, thanks to George Parisi who owned and ran the restaurant in Central Square for 27 years. Councillor Reeves Order #45 scanMar 25
  319. 313313R Welcome to the new Ethiopian Restaurant located in Central Square. Councillor Reeves Order #46 scanMar 25
  320. 314314R Congratulations to Wayne Budd, former U.S. Attorney and Partner at Goodwin Proctor & Hoar, on his new appointment as Nynex Corporation's highest New England Region Executive. Councillor Reeves Order #47 scanMar 25
  321. 315315R Congratulations to Sojourner and the M.I.T. Program in Women's Studies for 1996 "Out for Laughs" night of women's comedy on Saturday, March 30, 1996 at Kresge Auditorium. Councillor Reeves Order #48 scanMar 25
  322. 316316R Resolution for a surprise retirement celebration for a wonderful City employee. - Reuben Dittin[?]. Councillor Reeves Order #49 scanMar 25
  323. 317317R Proclaim March 25, 1996 as Greek Independence Day throughout the City of Cambridge to commemorate the many important contributions of Greek culture to this nation and city. Councillor Triantafillou Order #51 scanMar 25
  324. 318318R Wish a happy birthday to Margaret Mary Morrissey, a wonderful Cantabrigian. Councillor Reeves Order #52 scanMar 25
  325. 319319R Special welcome to Mark Morris on his return to Cambridge and Boston for Gluck's Orfeo & Euridice to be performed at the Wang Center April 12-14. Councillor Reeves Order #53 scanMar 25
  326. 320320R Congratulations to Jan Aceti and the entire Recycling Division team, on receiving a grade of "A" on the State's 1996 Municipal Recycling Report Card. Councillor Sullivan Order #54 scanMar 25
  327. 321321R Resolution on the death of Walter Gulesarian. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #1 scanApr 1
  328. 322322R Congratulations to Deborah Kunhardt on receiving the "Unsung Hero" Award from Rosie's Place. Councillor Reeves Order #2 scanApr 1
  329. 323323R Congratulations to new owners at 83-85 Pleasant Street who bought homes as part of the Cambridge Condo Buyers Initiative. Councillor Reeves Order #3 scanApr 1
  330. 324324R Congratulations to the honorees at the Four Sister/CSD event, honoring Robin Harris, Kathy Reddick, Gail Willet, Gail Nordmoe and Barbara Allen. Councillor Reeves Order #4 scanApr 1
  331. 325325R Congratulations to the Morse School on the 5th annual Young Author's Club Celebration. Councillor Reeves Order #5 scanApr 1
  332. 326326R Resolution on the death of John Wald, late member of the Cambridge Bicycle Committee. Councillor Davis Order #6 scanApr 1
  333. 327327R Resolution on the death of Edson Costa. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #7 scanApr 1
  334. 328328R Resolution on the death of Agnes Jack. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #8 scanApr 1
  335. 329329R Designate Tuesday, April 16, 1996, pursuant to an Act of Congress, as a Day of Remembrance of the Victims of the Holocaust, known internationally as Yom Hashoah. Mayor Russell Order #11 scanApr 1
  336. 330330R Declare the Week of April 24-30, 1996 as National TV-Turnoff Week. Mayor Russell Order #12 scanApr 1
  337. 331331R Congratulations to the Cambridge Chronicle on the occasion of its founding in 1846. Vice Mayor Born and Councillor Sullivan Order #13 scanApr 1
  338. 332332R Resolution on the death of Senator Edmund Muskie. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #19 scanApr 1
  339. 333333R Congratulations to Helen Kelley on recently being honored as employee of the year by Harvard University. Mayor Russell Order #21 scanApr 1
  340. 334334R Resolution on the death of Mary Cioffi. Councillors Toomey, Galluccio and entire membership Order #22 scanApr 1
  341. 335335R Congratulations to Jim and Cathy Rafferty on the birth of their new twin babies, Kelley and Michael. Councillor Sullivan Order #26 scanApr 1
  342. 336336R The "We've Got a Job to Do" Summer Jobs Luncheon sponsored by Citywide Employment Office will be held Wednesday, April 24, 1996 at the Charles Hotel. Vice Mayor Born Order #29 scanApr 1
  343. 337337R Congratulations and appreciation to John O'Brien and the Hospital's Governing Board on receiving national attention for its excellence in the February 20, 1996 issue of the Health and Hospital networks magazine. Councillors Sullivan and Toomey Order #30 scanApr 1
  344. 338338R Massachusetts Alliance of Portuguese Speakers Annual Community Award Dinner to be held on Friday, June 21, 1996. Councillor Sullivan Order #31 scanApr 1
  345. 339339R Resolution on the death of Mary C. (Sousa) osta. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #32 scanApr 1
  346. 340340R Resolution on the death of Eugene F. Doyle. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan and entire membership Order #33 scanApr 1
  347. 341341R Welcome back to Ron Scotti. Councillor Duehay and entire membership Order #35 scanApr 1
  348. 342342R Commendation to all of the student artists whose art is displayed at City Hall. Councillor Davis Order #36 scanApr 1
  349. 343343R Resolution on the death of Mrs. Theresa Wigfall. Mayor Russell and entire membership Order #37 scanApr 1
  350. 344344R Area 4 Crime Task Force 7th Annual Drug Free Fair will be held May 18, 1996. Mayor Russell Order #4 scanApr 8
  351. 345345R Congratulations to Joshua Rubenstein on the occasion of the publication of his book, Tangled Loyalties: The Life and Times of Ilya Ehrenburg. Councillor Duehay Order #6 scanApr 8
  352. 346346R Commendation to Michael A. Nicoloro, Managing Director of the Water Dept. for initiating series of significant information concerning the origin, treatment and delivery of the Cambridge Water Supply. Councillor Duehay Order #7 scanApr 8
  353. 347347R Congratulations and appreciation to Tamara Berman-Boucicant, Amy R. Esslinger and Emily Lyons on the occasion of their state recognition for their teaching ability. Councillor Davis Order #8 scanApr 8
  354. 348348R Proclaim June 21-23 as SPECIAL OLYMPICS DAYS Mayor Russell Order #11 scanApr 8
  355. 349349R Resolution on the tragic death of Ronald Brown, Secretary of Commerce for the United States and a Goodwill Ambassador for our nation, has along with 33 others met his untimely death. Councillor Reeves Order #12 scanApr 8
  356. 350350R Resolution on the death of Paul G. McLaughlin. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #15 scanApr 8
  357. 351351R Congratulations to Dr. Mohammed A. Bamyeh on being named the editor of "Passages: Journal of Transitional and Transcultural Studies." Councillor Triantafillou Order #16 scanApr 8
  358. 352352R Numerous public safety facilities across the Commonwealth are in much need of upgrading to meet the demands of this and the next century. Councillor Sullivan Order #17 scanApr 8
  359. 353353R Resolution on the death of Mary L. Coffey. Councillors Galluccio, Sullivan and entire membership Order #18 scanApr 8
  360. 354354R Resolution on the death of Mary T. (Spinetto) McKenna. Councillors Galluccio, Sullivan and entire membership Order #19 scanApr 8
  361. 355355R Resolution on the death of Carl B. Stokes, late Mayor of Cleveland, Ohio and the first African-American Mayor of a major City. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #21 scanApr 8
  362. 356356R Take action recommended in the National League of Cities' Legislative Updates. Councillor Duehay Order #22 scanApr 8
  363. 357357R The Cambridge Pop Warner Football/Cheerleading fundraiser, a spring fling, an oldies dance, will take place on Saturday, April 20, 1996 at the Mt. Auburn VFW Post. Councillor Galluccio Order #23 scanApr 8
  364. 358358R Congratulations to Sister Estellyn Ganley, C.S.J., who has served twenty years a Sacred Heart Parish, on the occasion of her Golden Jubilee. Councillor Galluccio Order #27 scanApr 8
  365. 359359R Wish a very happy "forty-something" birthday to Sandra Albano, Gail Jones and Donna Lopez and a happy thirtieth birthday to Paula Crane. Vice Mayor Born Order #29 scanApr 8
  366. 360360R Congratulations to Lanie Wheeler, newly elected Mayor of Palo Alto. Vice Mayor Born Order #31 scanApr 8
  367. 361361R A city wide commemoration will be held at Temple Beth Shalom entitled "Children of the Holocaust" on Thursday, April 25, 1996. Mayor Russell Order #32 scanApr 8
  368. 362362R Prepare resolution on the celebration of Patriots Day. Mayor Russell Order #33 scanApr 8
  369. 363363R Wish Councillor Michael Sullivan good luck in the Boston Marathon on April 15, 1996. Mayor Russell Order #34 scanApr 8
  370. 364364R The Wainwright Bank and the Human Rights Campaign are becoming partners for the purpose of the banks "Community Card" benefitting the Human Rights Campaign. Councillor Reeves Order #35 scanApr 8
  371. 365365R Extend condolences to the family of the late Jeffrey Scott English. Councillor Reeves Order #36 scanApr 8
  372. 366366R Congratulations to the winners of the "Excellence in Science Awards" given by Arthur D. Little. Councillor Reeves Order #37 scanApr 8
  373. 367367R Resolution on the death of Eileen M. (McGuire) Donahue. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #38 scanApr 8
  374. 368368R Congratulations to the Fletcher School on the successful implementation of a Career Awareness Program which engages 8th graders in real work place experiences. Councillor Reeves Order #39 scanApr 8
  375. 369369R Express best wishes to the Fourth Annual International Peace Games Festival to be held on May 7, 1996. Councillor Reeves Order #40 scanApr 8
  376. 370370R Resolution on the death of Jo Ann (Alpert) Hoffman. Vice Mayor Born and entire membership Order #41 scanApr 8
  377. 371371R Resolution on the death of Andrew E. Murray. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #43 scanApr 8
  378. 372372R Resolution on the death of Patricia M. (Goulart) Saia. Councillor Sullivan, Mayor Russell and entire membership Order #44 scanApr 8
  379. 373373R Resolution on the death of Bernard T. McNally. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #45 scanApr 8
  380. 374374R Resolution on the death of Jackie T. Jones. Councillors Sullivan, Reeves and entire membership Order #46 scanApr 8
  381. 375375R Thanks to the Mt. Auburn V.F.W. for use of their post during the City Run Road Race. Councillor Triantafillou Order #47 scanApr 8
  382. 376376R Resolution on the death of Geraldine R. (McNeill) Roche. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan and entire membership Order #49 scanApr 8
  383. 377377R Resolution on the death of Maria (Colantuono) Marcotullio. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan and entire membership Order #51 scanApr 8
  384. 378378R Best wishes to the Warren Pals on the occasion of their Memorial Mass on Sunday, May 19, 1996 at St. Francis of Assissi Church. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan and Mayor Russell Order #56 scanApr 8
  385. 379379R Special welcome to Vincent Harding, prominent author, historian and theologian, Professor of Religion and Social Transformation at the Iliff School of Theology at the University of Denver to Cambridge. Councillor Reeves Order #1 scanApr 22
  386. 380380R Congratulations to Robert Campbell of Antrim Street, on being awarded a Pulitzer Prize. Vice Mayor Born, Councillors Davis and Duehay Order #2 scanApr 22
  387. 381381R Congratulations to Madge Kaplan, a long-time resident of Cambridge, currently of Antrim Street on recently being honored with a second Unity Award in Media as well as a second American Women in Radio and Television Award. Councillor Triantafillou Order #3 scanApr 22
  388. 382382R Resolution on the death of Marjorie (Duggan) Sarasin. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #4 scanApr 22
  389. 383383R Congratulations to Anita Howard and Sandra Brown on launching a new business initiative specializing in educational services for families and schools. Councillor Reeves Order #5 scanApr 22
  390. 384384R Welcome to Harold Cox, recently appointed Chief Public Health Officer, whose responsibility is to establish and help implement the City of Cambridge's public health priorities. Councillor Reeves Order #6 scanApr 22
  391. 385385R Congratulations to the Cambridge Rindge and Latin School Anatomy & Physiology students in the Health Sciences Internship Program on the publication of their "Student Medical Newsletter". Councillor Reeves Order #7 scanApr 22
  392. 386386R Congratulations to the Massachusetts Alliance of Portuguese Speakers (MAPS) on the first exhibition and sale of hand crafted Brazilian Arraiolo rugs. Councillor Reeves Order #8 scanApr 22
  393. 387387R Welcome to the Sixth Annual Gay, Lesbian & Straight Teachers Network Conference which will be held at Cambridge Rindge and Latin School on Saturday, April 27, 1996 from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Councillor Reeves Order #9 scanApr 22
  394. 388388R The Cambridge Police Department in conjunction with its implementation of C.O.P. (Community Oriented Policing) has announced that the C.O.P. Elder Service Coordinator has begun office hours at the Senior Center on Mondays. Mayor Russell Order #10 scanApr 22
  395. 389389R Fire hydrant which is located in the middle of the sidewalk on Mass Ave. in the center of Harvard Square, in front of the Baybank be relocated. Councillor Born Order #16 scanApr 22
  396. 390390R Resolution on the death of Russell W. "Sussy" Shea. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #17 scanApr 22
  397. 391391R Congratulations to Edward L. O'Callaghan, Jr. on being the recipient of the Distinguished Alumni Award of the Boston Archdiocesan Choir School. Councillor Sullivan Order #18 scanApr 22
  398. 392392R Urge Cambridge citizens to reflect on the health hazards caused by tobacco and to strive for a society free of tobacco where smoking is not the social norm and recognize May 31, 1996 as the 9th annual World No Tobacco Day. Councillor Duehay Order #19 scanApr 22
  399. 393393R Congratulations to Jules Chisholm on the occasion of receiving Governor Weld's 1996 Hospitality Award. Councillor Duehay Order #20 scanApr 22
  400. 394394R Congratulations to BBN, Corporation. [handwritten insertion replacing struck-out "Bolt, Beranek and Newman Inc."] for its on-going efforts to promote diversity in its work place and in the City of Cambridge, and declares the week of July 15-19, 1996 as Diversity Week. Mayor Russell Order #21 scanApr 22
  401. 395395R Recognize National Osteoporosis Week in this City and encourage all Cambridge residents to learn more about this important health issue during the week of May 12-18, 1996. Mayor Russell Order #22 scanApr 22
  402. 396396R Declare the week of May 6-12, 1996 to be "School Volunteers Week" in the City of Cambridge. Mayor Russell Order #23 scanApr 22
  403. 397397R Proclaim May 15-21, 1996 as "White Cane Week" in Cambridge and urge all citizens to support the work of the National Federation of the Blind. Mayor Russell Order #24 scanApr 22
  404. 398398R Celebrate April 21 to April 27 as National Infant Immunization Week in the efforts to safeguard the health of our children, not only in this City, but across the nation and the world. Mayor Russell Order #25 scanApr 22
  405. 399399R Proclaim April, 1996 as Fair Housing Month in the City of Cambridge and designate the Cambridge Human Rights Commission the official sponsor of activities in the city promoting this named month. Mayor Russell Order #26 scanApr 22
  406. 400400R Resolution on the death of Mary E. "Mae" Cusick. Councillors Galluccio, Sullivan and entire membership Order #27 scanApr 22
  407. 401401R Child Care Resource Center will celebrate its twenty-fifth year of operation in the City of Cambridge. Councillor Davis Order #28 scanApr 22
  408. 402402R Special thanks to Peggy Lynch, Laura Sheffield and Judith Perlman for their hard work in starting an important spring clean-up tradition for Cambridgeport. Councillor Davis Order #29 scanApr 22
  409. 403403R Special thanks to the Friends of Magazine Beach for their hard work and their public service and wish them well in their first clean-up effort. Councillor Davis Order #30 scanApr 22
  410. 404404R Resolution on the death of Helen Marie (Wrenn) Stygles. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #31 scanApr 22
  411. 405405R Congratulations to the Central Square World's Fair Committee for its hard work and dedication to this wonderful Cambridge tradition and encourage all Cambridge residents to attend and enjoy the merriment of this wonderful event. Mayor Russell Order #33 scanApr 22
  412. 406406R Welcome to the Silver Leaf Gospel Singers to the City of Cambridge and encourage all Cambridge residents to participate in the important and uplifting event. Mayor Russell Order #34 scanApr 22
  413. 407407R Special thanks to the students of CRLS for sharing their art work with the citizens of Cambridge. Councillor Davis Order #41 scanApr 22
  414. 408408R Appreciation to Bill Premo for his coverage of the City of Cambridge for the Tab Newspaper, and good luck in his future endeavors. Councillor Sullivan Order #42 scanApr 22
  415. 409409R Congratulations to the new officers of the Cambridge Emblem Club #108 Councillor Sullivan Order #43 scanApr 22
  416. 410410R Congratulations on the fiftieth anniversary of a Cambridge couple. Councillor Sullivan Order #50 scanApr 22
  417. 411411R The North Cambridge Crime Task Force will be placing containers around for "spare change" to support their participation in National Night Out Against Crime" for the fourth consecutive year. Mayor Russell Order #51 scanApr 22
  418. 412412R Congratulations to Karen Crouse of the MIS Department, Greg Billington of the Finance Department, Lee Swislow of the Cambridge Hospital, Ken Maguire and Councillor Michael A. Sullivan for finishing their run in the Boston Marathon. Councillor Duehay Order #54 scanApr 22
  419. 413413R Congratulations to Sal Ranna on his retirement from the Cambridge Housing Authority. Councillor Sullivan Order #55 scanApr 22
  420. 414414R Extend appreciation and thanks to all those involved in Patriot's Day observances at the Cambridge Common. Councillor Reeves Order #58 scanApr 22
  421. 415415R Congratulations to the Second Annual Award winner of the Harvard Arts Medal to be presented on Saturday, April 27, 1996, as part of the Arts First Harvard/Radcliffe celebration. Councillor Reeves Order #59 scanApr 22
  422. 416416R Special welcome to the participants of the Plessy vs. Ferguson conference sponsored by the Harvard Afro-American Studies Department on April 19-21, 1996. Councillor Reeves Order #60 scanApr 22
  423. 417417R Welcome back home to Al Thomas, featured clarinet player, who will perform at the 1359 Jazz Club in Cambridge, 288B Green Street, Central Square on Sunday, April 21, 1996 at 7:00 and 8:30 p.m. Councillor Reeves Order #61 scanApr 22
  424. 418418R Congratulations to the Harvest Cooperative Supermarket on the occasion of their twenty-fifth anniversary. Councillor Davis Order #62 scanApr 22
  425. 419419R Very special happy eleventh birthday to Francis Xavier Clifford. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Order #63 scanApr 22
  426. 420420R Request that COMgas go back to the negotiating table with the unions in order to put an end to the labor disputes. Councillors Sullivan, Galluccio and entire membership Order #64 scanApr 22
  427. 421421R Resolution on the death of Lois Marie (Botelho) Maragioglio Councillors Toomey, Sullivan, Davis and entire membership Order #66 scanApr 22
  428. 422422R Extend heartfelt happy birthday wishes to Carl and Ruth Baron. Councillor Sullivan Order #67 scanApr 22
  429. 423423R Prepare resolution on the death of Terrence Roche. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #71 scanApr 22
  430. 424424R Wish a happy birthday to Mayor Emeritus Alfred Vellucci. Mayor Russell and entire membership Order #72 scanApr 22
  431. 425425R Resolution on the death of Elinor M. (Glynn) McLaughlin. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #74 scanApr 22
  432. 426426R Congratulations to David Meier on his new position as Assistant District Attorney in Middlesex County in the Homicide Unit of the Suffolk County District Attorney's Office. Councillor Sullivan Order #75 scanApr 22
  433. 427427R Resolution on the death of Frederick C. "Buddy" Whitney. Councillors Galluccio, Sullivan and entire membership Order #2 scanApr 29
  434. 428428R Special get well to Ruth Hamilton, who suffered a recent unfortunate fall and will be recuperating for some weeks. Councillor Reeves Order #3 scanApr 29
  435. 429429R Celebration of community activism entitled "The Power of Love in Research, Planning and Education" in honor of Mel King on May 17-19, 1996. Councillor Reeves Order #4 scanApr 29
  436. 430430R The Refugee Youth Summer Enrichment Program of Phillips Brooks House Association, Inc. is celebrating its 10th anniversary. Councillor Reeves Order #5 scanApr 29
  437. 431431R Thanks to Saphira Baker, Executive Director of the Office of Workforce Development, for her tireless efforts for the City of Cambridge. Councillor Sullivan Order #6 scanApr 29
  438. 432432R Congratulations to Carole Sousa of Cambridge for being a recipient of an award for her efforts on teen-age dating violence prevention. Councillor Triantafillou Order #7 scanApr 29
  439. 433433R Congratulations to Cambridge School Committee member Denise Simmons on being given an honorable mention for the 1996 Golden Apple Award. Mayor Russell Order #8 scanApr 29
  440. 434434R Declare May 5-11, 1996 as "Water Quality Fitness" Week. Mayor Russell Order #9 scanApr 29
  441. 435435R Declare the month of May, 1996 as, Jobs for Bay State Graduates Month in the City of Cambridge. Mayor Russell Order #10 scanApr 29
  442. 436436R Declare Wednesday, May 8, 1996, Montreal Jazz Festival Day in the City of Cambridge. Mayor Russell Order #12 scanApr 29
  443. 437437R Resolution on the death of Florence T. (Gilroy) Keefe. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #15 scanApr 29
  444. 438438R Resolution on the death of Josephine A. Bolger. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #16 scanApr 29
  445. 439439R Resolution on the death of Helen M. McHugh. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #17 scanApr 29
  446. 440440R Congratulations to Marcelo Suarez-Orozco on his appointment to the HGSE faculty, and congratulate both Marcelo and Carola Suarez-Orozco on the award recently given to their book. Councillor Triantafillou Order #18 scanApr 29
  447. 441441R Resolution on the death of Paul K. Davidson. Councillor Triantafillou and entire membership Order #19 scanApr 29
  448. 442442R A benefit fundraiser will be held for Jimmie Neil from 7:30 - 12:00 at the Immaculate Conception Hall in North Cambridge, a Cambridge resident who has "Lou Gehrig's" disease. Councillor Galluccio Order #22 scanApr 29
  449. 443443R Congratulations to Siri Larsen for her accomplishments in the 1996 Michigan State University women's gymnastics named "All-Big 10" honors at the 1996 Big 10 championships. Councillor Galluccio Order #25 scanApr 29
  450. 444444R Appreciation to Jim Nelson for his years of service to Suffolk University men's basketball coach after nineteen years. Councillor Galluccio Order #26 scanApr 29
  451. 445445R Appreciation and gratitude to Terry Morris for his many years of dedicated service to the City of Cambridge as Executive Director of the Rent Control Board, and its best wishes to Terry in his future endeavors. Councillor Sullivan Order #27 scanApr 29
  452. 446446R The third annual Cambridge Women's Health Day will be held on Saturday May 4, 1996 at the Cambridge Senior Center, 806 Mass Ave. Councillors Galluccio and Davis Order #28 scanApr 29
  453. 447447R Prepare resolution on the Celebration of Volunteer Services on May 9, 1996 in appreciation of the work of interns and volunteers for the Cambridge Consumers' Council. Councillor Sullivan Order #30 scanApr 29
  454. 448448R Thanks to the Singing Grand Pops of the retired Men's Club of Arlington Inc., and their Director Al Papazian, for their outstanding community involvement and for their performance at St. John's. Councillor Galluccio Order #35 scanApr 29
  455. 449449R Welcome to Nora's Daily Grind, a coffee shop with an Irish flavour, to the City and extend our best wishes for success. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan, Mayor Russell, Councillors Duehay and Triantafillou Order #36 scanApr 29
  456. 450450R Wish a speedy recovery to Arthur Santoro. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #38 scanApr 29
  457. 451451R Wish a speedy recovery to Joe Cellucci, who broke his leg. Councillors Sullivan, Duehay, Triantafillou and entire membership Order #39 scanApr 29
  458. 452452R Wish birthday greetings to Cathy Hoffman. Councillor Triantafillou and entire membership Order #40 scanApr 29
  459. 453453R Resolution on the death of Dorothy (Cummings) MacDonald. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #41 scanApr 29
  460. 454454R Resolution on the death of Mary T. (Mulhall) Powell. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #42 scanApr 29
  461. 455455R Resolution on the death of William J. Hill. Councillors Sullivan, Galluccio and entire membership Order #43 scanApr 29
  462. 456456R Wish birthday greetings to Mary Kate Russell. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #44 scanApr 29
  463. 457457R Wish birthday greetings to Steven Kadlec. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #45 scanApr 29
  464. 458458R Wish a speedy recovery to Bill Maher, father of School Committe Member, David Maher. Councillor Sullivan, Mayor Russell and entire membership Order #46 scanApr 29
  465. 459459R Resolution on the retirement of Mary Scanlon, who is retiring from the Cambridge Hospital on May 8, 1996. Councillors Sullivan and Triantafillou Order #47 scanApr 29
  466. 460460R Resolution on the death of J. Gerald Ryan. Councillor Duehay and entire membership Order #48 scanApr 29
  467. 461461R Best wishes to the Employees and the administration in the Public Works Department as they embark on their celebration of National Public Works Weeks. Councillors Toomey and Davis Order #1 scanMay 6
  468. 462462R Congratulations to Artis Spears on her election as Chairperson of the Board of Election Commissioners, Darlene Bonislawski as Vice Chair, Wayne Drugan as Secretary and Lynn Molnar as Assistant Secretary. Councillor Reeves Order #2 scanMay 6
  469. 463463R Wish the Morse School success in their annual Morse School Beautification Day. Councillor Toomey Order #3 scanMay 6
  470. 464464R Resolution on the death of Thomas M. Murray. Councillor Sullivan Order #4 scanMay 6
  471. 465465R The Third Annual Outstanding City Employee Awards will take place on Friday, May 10, 1996. Councillor Toomey Order #5 scanMay 6
  472. 466466R Resolution on the death of Maria da Gloria (Simas) Faria. Councillor Toomey Order #6 scanMay 6
  473. 467467R Congratulations to Latino students, El Mundo Newspaper and the Boston Red Sox on the occasion of Latino Youth Scholastic All Stars Recognition Evening. Councillor Toomey Order #7 scanMay 6
  474. 468468R Urge all citizens to join in the celebration of the Senhor Santo Cristo procession on Sunday, May 12, 1996 at 3:00 p.m. at Saint Anthony's Church. Councillor Toomey Order #8 scanMay 6
  475. 469469R Congratulations to Chris Schlesinger, owner of the East Coast Grill, Jake and Earl's Barbeque and the Blue Room on being named the best chef in the Northeast by the James Beard Foundation on April 29, 1996. Councillor Sullivan Order #9 scanMay 6
  476. 470470R On May 17, 1996, The Cambridge Alumni Association will hold its First Annual Dinner Dance at the Huron Avenue V.F.W. Councillor Toomey Order #10 scanMay 6
  477. 471471R Resolution on the death of Mario A. Fajardo. Councillor Toomey Order #11 scanMay 6
  478. 472472R Resolution on the death of August J. "Gus" Ciaccio. Councillor Toomey Order #12 scanMay 6
  479. 473473R Resolution on the death of W. Brian Dunigan. Councillor Sullivan Order #13 scanMay 6
  480. 474474R Resolution on the death of William G. Andrew, Jr. Councillor Sullivan Order #14 scanMay 6
  481. 475475R Declare May 17, 1996 as Kathleen Berry Day in the City of Cambridge. Mayor Russell Order #15 scanMay 6
  482. 476476R Congratulations to Agnes MacLean on the occasion of her 100th birthday and express deep thanks for the long service she provided to her community. Mayor Russell Order #16 scanMay 6
  483. 477477R The Cambridge Fire Department will hold its Firefighters Memorial on Sunday, June 9, 1996 at the Firefighters Lot adjacent to the Cambridge Cemetery. Mayor Russell Order #18 scanMay 6
  484. 478478R Extend thanks to all those who participated in the Walk for Hunger, for their individual and collective efforts to alleviate hunger in this Country. Councillor Davis Order #20 scanMay 6
  485. 479479R A Happy Mother's Day to all mothers who live, work and play in the City of Cambridge. Councillors Davis and Sullivan Order #21 scanMay 6
  486. 480480R Congratulations to the Harvard Square Business Association on the celebration of their 13th annual May Fair. Councillor Davis Oeder #22 scanMay 6
  487. 481481R Congratulations to Michael Rubini and Victor Aielli who have grown their enterprise from an initial clothing store in Central Square to a second clothing store on Boston's fashionable Newbury Street. Councillor Reeves Order #24 scanMay 6
  488. 482482R Extend a surprise 80th birthday celebration wish to two persons who are important to the hearts of Cambridge citizens. Councillor Reeves Order #25 scanMay 6
  489. 483483R Resolution on the retirement of Mr. Leonard Kaplan. Councillor Duehay Order #29 scanMay 6
  490. 484484R Congratulations to Phil Wilson and Ruth Waters, co-founders of the Black Gay and Lesbian Leadership Forum, as they are honored by the City of Los Angeles, California. Councillor Reeves Order #30 scanMay 6
  491. 485485R Happy 50th birthday to former Boston City Councillor David Scondras. Councillor Reeves Order #31 scanMay 6
  492. 486486R Congratulations to Wendy Saver, David Rockwood, and the "New" Emma's Pizza on its First Anniversary. Councillor Triantafillou Order #32 scanMay 6
  493. 487487R Wish the City of Cambridge and its citizens a Happy Sesquicentennial on May 4, 1996. Mayor Russell, Vice Mayor Born and Councillor Davis Order #33 scanMay 6
  494. 488488R On May 30, 1996 at 1:00 p.m. the Fitzgerald School will be conducting the Fitzgerald School, Garden and Peace Pole Planting ceremony. Councillor Toomey Order #36 scanMay 6
  495. 489489R Resolution on the death of Alice MacNeill. Councillor Gallucio and entire membership Order #37 scanMay 6
  496. 490490R Resolution on the death of Joseph Colanino. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Order #38 scanMay 6
  497. 491491R Resolution on the death of Edward F. Costello. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #39 scanMay 6
  498. 492492R Resolution on the death of Henrietta M. (Naimovich) Minavich. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #40 scanMay 6
  499. 493493R Resolution congratulating Reverend Edward L. Mark on his retirement and extend the appreciation of the citizens of the City for his service to the Cambridge community. Councillor Davis Order #41 scanMay 6
  500. 494494R Resolution on the death of Frank J. Fratto. Councillors Galluccio, Sullivan and entire membership Order #42 scanMay 6
  501. 495495R Welcome Mulberry Child Care Centers, Inc. to the City of Cambridge. Councillor Toomey Order #43 scanMay 6
  502. 496496R Resolution on the death of Queenie Boyajian Councillors Galluccio, Sullivan and entire membership Order #44 scanMay 6
  503. 497497R Resolution on the death of John J. "Jack" Sheehan. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #45 scanMay 6
  504. 498498R Resolution on the death of Anthony F. Arruda. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #46 scanMay 6
  505. 499499R The Nelson Celebrity Softball Game will be conducted on Tuesday, August 13, 1996 from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. at Trum Field in Somerville. Councillor Toomey Order #47 scanMay 6
  506. 500500R Cambridge Cares About Aids, Inc. will conduct an appreciation ceremony for their former board members, Paul Epstein, M.D. Kristina Snyder and The Cambridge Cares About Aids Volunteers. Councillor Toomey Order #48 scanMay 6
  507. 501501R Congratulations to Tom Courtney on his 60th Birthday and rename the hard ball diamond at St. Peter's Field in honor of Tom for his lengthy, ongoing contributions to the game of softball. Mayor Russell, Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #49 scanMay 6
  508. 502502R Salute and applaud the brave fallen men and women who have fought so courageously to preserve the freedom and safety of the United States and other areas of the world on Memorial Day. Councillor Triantafillou Order #1 scanMay 13
  509. 503503R Congratulations to the recipients of the 1996 Department of Public Works Performance Recognition Awards and record our pride in these employees who serve the citizens of the City of Cambridge with pride and excellence in their jobs. Councillors Sullivan and Reeves Order #2 scanMay 13
  510. 504504R Resolution on the death of John R. Duffy. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #3 scanMay 13
  511. 505505R Welcome to the Annual Convention of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America and wish the Local Union No. 40 and all the locals attending the convention a pleasant and productive convention. Mayor Russell Order #4 scanMay 13
  512. 506506R Welcome Fred Ho and the Afro-Asian Music Ensemble and kudos to the Lucy Parsons Center and thanks for bringing your music to us at the Phoenix Coffee House. Councillor Reeves Order #5 scanMay 13
  513. 507507R Congratulations to Alicia Popovics on her top performance as a softball player for Cambridge Rindge and Latin High School Girl's Softball Team. Councillor Toomey Order #6 scanMay 13
  514. 508508R Resolution on the death of Helen M. (Rigby) Anderson. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #7 scanMay 13
  515. 509509R Extend happy birthday wishes to Mary F. Moriarty who will celebrate her 100th birthday on June 1, 1996. Councillor Sullivan and Mayor Russell Order #8 scanMay 13
  516. 510510R Special birthday greetings to Vanessa Africa Clifford, a student at the Tobin School. Councillor Reeves Order #9 scanMay 13
  517. 511511R Resolution on the death of Zoe Demetracopoulou. Councillor Triantafillou and entire membership Order #10 scanMay 13
  518. 512512R Congratulations and best wishes to Peter John Messina as a recipient of the Eagle Award as part of Troop 45, Boy Scouts of America. Mayor Russell Order #11 scanMay 13
  519. 513513R Best wishes for a very happy 100th birthday to Mary Horan on May 27, 1996. Mayor Russell Order #12 scanMay 13
  520. 514514R Commendation to Officer Leon Lashley of the Cambridge License Commission who works to ensure that public concerns regarding the taxi industry are respected. Mayor Russell Order #13 scanMay 13
  521. 515515R Welcome and best wishes for a successful and inspiring conference to the members attending the International Training in Communication Conference on May 31, 1996. Mayor Russell Order #14 scanMay 13
  522. 516516R Commendations to the Water Department for their video display and education program informing the residents of the City about how the Water Department functions. Councillor Duehay Order #15 scanMay 13
  523. 517517R The Kennedy School will conduct a luncheon on May 31, 1996 at 11:00 a.m. sponsored by the Kennedy Student Council. Councillor Toomey Order #17 scanMay 13
  524. 518518R Wish a successful concert for the "Choral Fantasia," the Annual Spring Concert sponsored by the Cambridge Rindge and Latin School on Wednesday, May 15, 1996 at 7:30 p.m. in the James F. Fitzgerald Theatre. Councillor Toomey Order #18 scanMay 13
  525. 519519R Congratulations to Michael Nicoloro and the employees of the Water Department on being the recipient of the 1996 Department of Environmental Protection Public Water Systems Award. Councillor Toomey Order #19 scanMay 13
  526. 520520R Encourage all citizens to attend a benefit for Cambridge Community Center to be held on May 17, 1996 at 7:00 p.m. at 1010 Memorial Drive. Councillor Reeves Order #22 scanMay 13
  527. 521521R Extend thanks to the parents, students and teachers who attended the School Committee budget hearings and assisted in informing the City Council of their views regarding the public school budget. Councillor Reeves Order #23 scanMay 13
  528. 522522R Congratulations to the Ten Point Coalition, an alliance of area ministers to reach out to troubled young people in positive ways. Councillor Reeves Order #26 scanMay 13
  529. 523523R Congratulations to Chip Greenidge on his upcoming graduation from Harvard Graduate School of Education in June, 1996 and on his playing the title role in this year's Harvard production of the WIZ. Councillor Reeves Order #27 scanMay 13
  530. 524524R Congratulations to the Cambridge Rindge and Latin Chess Team which came in fifth in national competition and first in the "wild chess variation" called "bug house." Councillor Davis Order #28 scanMay 13
  531. 525525R Congratulations to the Fletcher School boys and King/King Open girls for their victories in the Middle School basketball tournaments. Councillor Davis Order #29 scanMay 13
  532. 526526R Congratulations to Keziah Robinson on being awarded the National Merit Scholar Award, one of the highest honors for high school students. Councillor Davis Order #30 scanMay 13
  533. 527527R Conference titled: A Changing Vision of Downtown: The Role of Business Improvement Districts, sponsored by the State Executive Office of Communities and Development and will take place on Friday, June 21, 1996. Councillor Davis Order #32 scanMay 13
  534. 528528R Resolution on the death of Jose Andrade Borges Giesta. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #33 scanMay 13
  535. 529529R Resolution on the death of Lena V. (Crowe) Cabral. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #34 scanMay 13
  536. 530530R Congratulations to Dr. David Gordon, who has had a dental practice in Cambridge for fifty years. Councillor Sullivan Order #38 scanMay 13
  537. 531531R Wish a speedy recovery from recent surgery to Dorothea Clinton. Vice Mayor Born Order #46 scanMay 13
  538. 532532R Wish a speedy recovery from recent surgery to Alex Rich. Vice Mayor Born Order #47 scanMay 13
  539. 533533R Film entitled "Down Around Here" depicting the story of the Kitchenette Diner which was located on First Street will be aired on Channel 2 on May 15, 1996 at 9:30 p.m. Councillor Toomey Order #49 scanMay 13
  540. 534534R Booksellers of Harvard Square, a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting books and literacy, will launch second annual Harvard Square Book Festival on May 16-19, 1996. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Order #50 scanMay 13
  541. 535535R Resolution on the death of Ruth Veletta Jones. Councillor Reeves, Mayor Russell and entire membership Order #51 scanMay 13
  542. 536536R Resolution on the death of Patrick M. Curtin. Councillors Sullivan, Galluccio and entire membership Order #52 scanMay 13
  543. 537537R Resolution on the death of Sherman B. Garland.Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #54 scanMay 13
  544. 538538R Celebration of third year of an exchange program established between the Longfellow Schools and the University of Puerto Rico High School. Mayor Russell and Councillor Triantafillou Order #55 scanMay 13
  545. 539539R Wish Councillor Henrietta Davis a very happy birthday. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan, Triantafillou and entire membership Order #56 scanMay 13
  546. 540540R Resolution on the death of Anne M. (O'Keefe) Wallace. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #57 scanMay 13
  547. 541541R Resolution on the death of James F. Cahill. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #58 scanMay 13
  548. 542542R The 75th anniversary of the Corporal Russell E. Hoyt Post #299 Ladies Auxiliary. Councillor Sullivan, Mayor Russell, Councillors Triantafillou and Toomey Order #59 scanMay 13
  549. 543543R Wish Mary Bettina Albano a very happy fourth birthday. Councillor Reeves and entire membership Order #60 scanMay 13
  550. 544544R Urge the citizens of Cambridge to be cognizant of and to join in the celebration of the Feast of the Holy Spirit on May 17, 18 and 19, 1996. Mayor Russell, Councillors Toomey and Triantafillou Order #61 scanMay 13
  551. 545545R Prepare resolution on the fifteenth anniversary of Dance Umbrella. Councillor Reeves Order #63 scanMay 13
  552. 546546R Express appreciation to Rena Leib as she steps down as President of the Cambridge Community Chorus. Councillor Reeves Order #64 scanMay 13
  553. 547547R Gratitude and appreciation for the dedicated scouting volunteers who have devoted decades of service to the Boy Scouts. Councillor Sullivan Order #1 scanMay 20
  554. 548548R Wish Glen Raymond Curry, (grandson of Joe and Janet Daly), a very happy sixteenth birthday. Councillor Reeves Order #2 scanMay 20
  555. 549549R Resolution on the death of Michael Earl Moulton. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #3 scanMay 20
  556. 550550R 1996 Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Transgender Pride Day resolution. Councillors Triantafillou, Reeves, Vice Mayor Born, Councillor Sullivan, Mayor Russell, Councillors Toomey, Duehay, Davis and Galluccio Order #4 scanMay 20
  557. 551551R Resolution on the death of Alfred L. "Al" Adkins. Councillors Reeves, Sullivan, Galluccio and entire membership Order #5 scanMay 20
  558. 552552R Congratulations to Joan Ackermann on her new play entitled "Batting Cage" which was recently shown at the Humana Festival in Louisville, Kentucky. Councillor Galluccio Order #6 scanMay 20
  559. 553553R Thanks to Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer for his address to the Students of the Cambridge Rindge and Latin School on Law Day. Councillor Galluccio Order #7 scanMay 20
  560. 554554R The Twelfth Anniversary celebration of the Manuel Rogers, Sr. Center for Portuguese Culture and Studies will take place on Wednesday, May 22, 1996. Councillor Toomey Order #8 scanMay 20
  561. 555555R The Second Annual Cambridge Alumni Association Golf Tourney will be held at the Fresh Pond Golf Course on May 24, 1996. Councillors Toomey and Galluccio Order #9 scanMay 20
  562. 556556R Appreciation to the Department of Public Works snow crews and others for their efforts this past winter. Councillor Sullivan Order #10 scanMay 20
  563. 557557R Congratulations to Angela Rubino on the occasion of her being invited to speak to Vice President Al Gore in Washington on issues relating to women's health. Councillor Galluccio Order #12 scanMay 20
  564. 558558R Ground breaking ceremony to celebrate the commencement of the Roosevelt Towers Phase II Redevelopment on Thursday, May 23, 1996. Councillor Toomey Order #13 scanMay 20
  565. 559559R The Harrington School will hold its Annual School FAIR on Saturday, June 8, 1996. Councillor Toomey Order #14 scanMay 20
  566. 560560R Congratulate Mel King as he completes his service at Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Councillor Reeves Order #15 scanMay 20
  567. 561561R Appreciation to the students and faculty of CRLS Music Department for their tremendous performance in the Annual Spring Concert on May 15, 1996. Councillor Sullivan Order #21 scanMay 20
  568. 562562R Resolution on the death of Theresa N. (Finucane) Murray. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #22 scanMay 20
  569. 563563R Resolution on the death of Robert E. Lohnes. Councillors Sullivan and Galluccio and entire membership Order #23 scanMay 20
  570. 564564R Resolution on a surprise retirement party. Councillor Toomey Order #24 scanMay 20
  571. 565565R The Century 21 Benoit Realty, Inc. office now located at 30 College Avenue, Somerville will be celebrating its Twentieth Anniversary. Councillors Toomey and Sullivan Order #25 scanMay 20
  572. 566566R Thanks to Eva Paddock for her forthrightness, kindness of spirit and unwavering attention to human needs. Councillor Duehay Order #27 scanMay 20
  573. 567567R Prepare resolution on the death of Peggy Lamson. Councillor Duehay and entire membership Order #29 scanMay 20
  574. 568568R Congratulations to Jeremy Collins for his first place position as well as his second place positions at the state coaches' meet. Councillor Galluccio Order #30 scanMay 20
  575. 569569R Welcome Hybridon, Inc., a biotechnology company that will move from Worcester to Cambridge. Councillor Sullivan Order #31 scanMay 20
  576. 570570R Congratulations to Iona Nze, Director of the Margaret Fuller House, on winning the Harriet Wigfall Award. Councillor Davis Order #32 scanMay 20
  577. 571571R Congratulations to the girls who participated in the Elite Eight Classic Game and to the games organizer Leslie Davis. Councillor Galluccio Order #34 scanMay 20
  578. 572572R Thanks and appreciation to Happy Green for her many years of service to the Cambridge community and extend our best wishes to her for her new position. Councillor Galluccio Order #37 scanMay 20
  579. 573573R Welcome Professor Henry Louis Gates, Jr. as he addresses the Cambridge Chamber of Commerce at its Executive Speakers Series on May 22, 1996 at 5:30 p.m. at the Royal Sonesta Hotel. Councillor Galluccio Order #38 scanMay 20
  580. 574574R Congratulations to Marcel Paret for his scholastics as well as his athletic achievements. Councillor Galluccio Order #39 scanMay 20
  581. 575575R Thanks to Larry Trant for his contributions to veterans and the Cambridge veteran's organization. Councillor Triantafillou Order #40 scanMay 20
  582. 576576R Congratulations to the North Cambridge Stablization Committee for their community service in cleaning the debris in and around the liquor store on Mass Ave. in the Linear Park area. Councillor Triantafillou Order #43 scanMay 20
  583. 577577R Welcome author Terry McMillan to the City of Cambridge as part of the Harvard Square Book Festival. Councillor Reeves Order #44 scanMay 20
  584. 578578R Welcome author Esmerelda Santiago to the City of Cambridge as part of the Harvard Square Book Festival. Councillor Reeves Order #45 scanMay 20
  585. 579579R Welcome author William Bulger to the City of Cambridge as part of the Harvard Square Book Festival. Councillor Reeves Order #46 scanMay 20
  586. 580580R Neighborhood Yard Sale planned by the Neighborhood Nine Association for Sunday, June 2, 1996 (raindate June 9th) at the Harvard Observatory on Garden Street. Vice Mayor Born Order #47 scanMay 20
  587. 581581R The Riverside Community Network will be conducting their 4th Annual Western Avenue Flower Planting on Wednesday, May 29th at 5:30 p.m. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #52 scanMay 20
  588. 582582R Resolution on the death of Thomas M. Molloy. Councillor Galluccio, Sullivan and entire membership Order #53 scanMay 20
  589. 583583R Resolution on the death of Elizabeth C. Maney. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #54 scanMay 20
  590. 584584R Retirement of Detective Rubin Dottin from the Cambridge Police Department. Councillor Sullivan Order #55 scanMay 20
  591. 585585R Congratulations to the Cambridge Rindge and Latin students who participated in the Harvard Intern Program. Vice Mayor Born and Councillor Sullivan Order #57 scanMay 20
  592. 586586R Congratulations and best wishes to Mr. Michael McDermott in his future life prospects, whether they be in academic pursuits or employment opportunities. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan, Davis and Mayor Russell Order #58 scanMay 20
  593. 587587R Congratulations and best wishes to Donald and Eleanor Davis on their fiftieth wedding anniversary. Councillors Toomey and Sullivan Order #60 scanMay 20
  594. 588588R On June 19, 1996 the people of San Jose Las Flores, El Salvador will celebrate the 10th Anniversary of their courageous return to their land of origin. Mayor Russell and Councillor Sullivan Order #61 scanMay 20
  595. 589589R Resolution on the death of John Patchiavos (Patsavos). Councillor Triantafillou and entire membership Order #62 scanMay 20
  596. 590590R The Harrington School Awards Dinner will be held at the Saint Anthony's Banquet Hall on Cardinal Medeiros Avenue. Councillor Toomey Order #63 scanMay 20
  597. 591591R Thanks to the Professional Ambulance Company for their help in working with the North Cambridge Crime Task Force to paint the North Cambridge Service Center. Mayor Russell and Councillor Sullivan Order #67 scanMay 20
  598. 592592R Installation of new officers of the Ralph Ferracane VFW Post #3273 on Friday, May 24, 1996 at 7:00 p.m; at the post located at 51 First Street. Councillor Toomey Order #69 scanMay 20
  599. 593593R Appreciation and thanks to all of the CRLS students who worked on the Senior Picnic. Councillor Sullivan Order #73 scanMay 20
  600. 594594R Resolution on the death of Frances A. (Foster) Normile. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #1 scanJun 3
  601. 595595R Resolution on the death of Rosemary (Goss) O'Neil. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #2 scanJun 3
  602. 596596R Resolution on the death of Romeo Desrosiers. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #3 scanJun 3
  603. 597597R Congratulations to the Club Recreativo Lusitania on its seventy-fourth anniversary. Councillors Toomey and Sullivan and Mayor Russell Order #5 scanJun 3
  604. 598598R Commend Arthur D. Little for its consistent strong support for Outdoor Explorations of Cambridge. Councillor Duehay Order #8 scanJun 3
  605. 599599R Best wishes to St. Anthony's Church and the Children's Confraternity on the occasion of its Sopas do Divino Espirito Santo on Sunday, June 2, 1996 at noon in the Parish Hall. Councillors Sullivan and Toomey Order #12 scanJun 3
  606. 600600R Congratulations to the CRLS Vocal Ensemble, Orchestra and Band, along with the dedicated CRLS music faculty, for their outstanding performance at the Great East Music Festival. Councillors Sullivan and Toomey Order #13 scanJun 3
  607. 601601R Best wishes and congratulations to Father Carreiro and his parishioners on the first anniversary of his ordination. Councillor Toomey Order #14 scanJun 3
  608. 602602R Welcome Reverend Edmund D. Henley Sr. to the City of Cambridge and best wishes on his position as Pastor of the Western Avenue Baptist Church. Councillors Sullivan, Galluccio and Reeves Order #17 scanJun 3
  609. 603603R Resolution on the death of George P. Edes. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #18 scanJun 3
  610. 604604R Proclaim July 2, 1996 as "See What Develops Day" in the City of Cambridge in recognition of the start of the road tour in Cambridge. Mayor Russell Order #19 scanJun 3
  611. 605605R Thanks to David Rizzo for his quick action on behalf of the residents of 279 Harvard Street and the City of Cambridge. Mayor Russell Order #20 scanJun 3
  612. 606606R Thanks and appreciation to the staff of Windsor House for the excellent services they provide and their tireless work on behalf of Cambridge's elders and their families. Mayor Russell Order #21 scanJun 3
  613. 607607R Congratulations to the recipients of the Work Force Unemployment Prevention Program's 12th annual award ceremony. Mayor Russell Order #22 scanJun 3
  614. 608608R The documentary "All God's Children" has its New England premier on Monday, June 3, 1996. Councillor Reeves Order #23 scanJun 3
  615. 609609R Resolution on the death of James A. O'Connell. Councillors Sullivan and Toomey and entire membership Order #24 scanJun 3
  616. 610610R Thanks to Firefighter Sylvester Moore for his quick and decisive action in saving the life of Carl Pilgrim. Mayor Russell Order #25 scanJun 3
  617. 611611R Resolution on the death of John L. Santiano. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #27 scanJun 3
  618. 612612R Resolution on the death of Leon R. Phillips. Councillors Sullivan, Reeves and entire membership Order #28 scanJun 3
  619. 613613R Resolution on the death of Richard E. Kenney. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #29 scanJun 3
  620. 614614R Congratulations and best wishes to the Massachusetts Women's Political Caucus, and to 1996 honorees Mary Maples Dunn and Sally Greenberg on the occasion of the Ninth Annual Tribute to Abigail Adams. Vice Mayor Born Order #30 scanJun 3
  621. 615615R Many thanks to all those helping to make the Central Square World's Fair a great success. Councillor Reeves Order #32 scanJun 3
  622. 616616R The 1996 Rindge School of Technical Arts (RSTA) Exposition "Faces of Cambridge Street," will take place on June 4, 1996, from 8:15 a.m. to 2:25 p.m. and 7:00 to 9:00 p.m., in Room R123, the Rindge Building, CRLS. Councillor Toomey Order #33 scanJun 3
  623. 617617R Welcome Brew Moon to Harvard Square. Councillor Sullivan Order #34 scanJun 3
  624. 618618R Resolution on the death of Civita "Tina" (DiNitto) Geraneo. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #35 scanJun 3
  625. 619619R Congratulations to the Cambridge Rindge and Latin Boys' Volleyball Team for winning the League Title. Councillor Galluccio Order #40 scanJun 3
  626. 620620R Wish good luck to the Cambridge Rindge and Latin Boys' Tennis Team for qualifying for the State Tennis Tournament. Councillor Galluccio Order #41 scanJun 3
  627. 621621R Congratulations to the Cambridge Rindge and Latin Girls' Tennis Team the winning the Greater Boston League Championship and further wishing the team good luck in the upcoming state tournament. Councillor Galluccio Order #42 scanJun 3
  628. 622622R Resolution on the death of Curtis Thomas. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Order #43 scanJun 3
  629. 623623R Resolution on the death of Frank C. Bannon. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Order #44 scanJun 3
  630. 624624R Wish Eliot Spaulding a happy ninetieth birthday. Councillor Sullivan Order #45 scanJun 3
  631. 625625R Congratulations to the Ladies Invitational Team Enterprise's, Girls' Summer Basketball League, in collaboration with the Cambridge Police Department. Councillor Galluccio Order #47 scanJun 3
  632. 626626R Resolution on the death of Joseph S. Hazard. Councillor Galluccio, Mayor Russell and entire membership Order #48 scanJun 3
  633. 627627R Congratulations to Tom Materazzo and Joe Frawley on being selected to play for the west team at the Harry Agganis All-Star Football Classic game. Councillor Galluccio Order #49 scanJun 3
  634. 628628R The W.E.B. DuBois Academy is celebrating its Sixth Annual Rite of Passage Celebration on Saturday, June 15, 1996 at the Cambridge Community Center. Mayor Russell Order #51 scanJun 3
  635. 629629R Resolution on the death of Catherine F. (Jenkins) Dalrymple. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #52 scanJun 3
  636. 630630R Resolution on the death of Reverend Robert McEwen. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #53 scanJun 3
  637. 631631R Resolution on the death of Louise DiCecca, mother of Cambridge Hospital Employee, Steve DiCecca. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #54 scanJun 3
  638. 632632R Resolution on the death of Eva A. Sugrue. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #56 scanJun 3
  639. 633633R Resolution on the death of Priscilla Gaul. Councillor Davis and entire membership Order #57 scanJun 3
  640. 634634R Declare June 25, 1996 as Marie Mahoney Orben Day in the City of Cambridge. Councillor Reeves Order #58 scanJun 3
  641. 635635R Congratulations to Cambridge Rindge and Latin School Class of 1996, and the best wishes for success of each graduate. Councillor Reeves Order #61 scanJun 3
  642. 636636R Wish good luck to Pearl Morrison as she ascends the career ladder as principal of Somerville's newest School. Councillor Reeves Order #62 scanJun 3
  643. 637637R Congratulations to Albert Capone, the Parochial Vicar at Immaculate Conception Church on his recent appointment as Parochial Vicar of St. Michael's Church in Lowell. Councillor Toomey Order #66 scanJun 3
  644. 638638R Extend congratulations to Father Duquette on the 50th anniversary of his ordination. Councillor Sullivan and Mayor Russell Order #73 scanJun 3
  645. 639639R Thanks to Mike Callaghan for his efforts at the Cambridge Planning Board. Councillor Davis Order #75 scanJun 3
  646. 640640R Retirement from the Police Department of Reuben Dottin and Tom Donahue. Councillor Davis Order #78 scanJun 3
  647. 641641R Express congratulations to all the students at CRLS who were presented with scholarships for their future education. Councillor Davis Order #79 scanJun 3
  648. 642642R Retirement of Pat Buckley from the Massachusetts Turnpike Authority which will be celebrated on June 26, 1996. Councillor Sullivan, Mayor Russell, Vice Mayor Born and Councillor Galluccio Order #82 scanJun 3
  649. 643643R Prepare resolution on the fiftieth wedding anniversary of a Cambridge couple. Councillors Toomey and Galluccio Order #83 scanJun 3
  650. 644644R Resolution on the death of Helen Holland, mother of Budget Department employee David Holland. Councillors Sullivan, Galluccio and entire membership Order #84 scanJun 3
  651. 645645R Resolution on the death of Beryl Beatley. Councillors Triantafillou, Galluccio and entire membership Order #85 scanJun 3
  652. 646646R Resolution on the death of Karen A. (McKinley) McHugh. Councillors Sullivan, Galluccio and entire membership Order #86 scanJun 3
  653. 647647R Resolution on the death of Ida Rego. Councillors Sullivan, Galluccio and entire membership Order #87 scanJun 3
  654. 648648R Resolution on the death of Professor Anthony J. DeVito. Councillors Sullivan, Galluccio and entire membership Order #88 scanJun 3
  655. 649649R The Amigos Program will hold a fund raising activity in memory of Luis Buruca, a beloved third grade student who died two years ago. Councillor Toomey, Sullivan, Vice Mayor Born and Councillor Galluccio Order #89 scanJun 3
  656. 650650R Resolution on the death of John P. Killoran. Councillors Sullivan, Galluccio and entire membership Order #90 scanJun 3
  657. 651651R Thanks and best wishes to Donna Sheehan for her years of service to the Purchasing Department. Councillor Sullivan, Mayor Russell, Vice Mayor Born and Councillor Galluccio Order #91 scanJun 3
  658. 652652R Wish a happy 60th birthday to Bill Becklean and a very happy 5th wedding anniversary to Bill Becklean and Rina Spence. Vice Mayor Born and Councillor Galluccio Order #92 scanJun 3
  659. 653653R Wish a happy fiftieth birthday to Marla Erlien. Councillors Triantafillou, Sullivan, Vice Mayor Born and Councillor Galluccio Order #93 scanJun 3
  660. 654654R Congratulations to T.C. Harris for being named to the Boston Globe "Dream Team" after a successful year playing hockey for Matignon H.S.. Mayor Russell, Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Born and Councillor Galluccio Order #94 scanJun 3
  661. 655655R Congratulations and best wishes to Francis and Helen Perry on the occasion of their fiftieth wedding anniversary on Sunday, June 9, 1996. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan, Vice Mayor Born and Councillor Galluccio Order #98 scanJun 3
  662. 656656R Resolution on the death of Henry J. Sullivan. Mayor Russell, Councillors Sullivan, Triantafillou and Galluccio Order #99 scanJun 3
  663. 657657R Congratulations and best wishes to Mary and Charles Botosh on the occasion of their Twenty-Fifth Wedding Anniversary at the celebration to be held on July 13, 1996. Councillor Sullivan Order #1 scanJun 10
  664. 658658R Urge all citizens to be cognizant of and to participate in the "Communities in Unity" walk through Area Four. Councillor Toomey Order #2 scanJun 10
  665. 659659R Resolution on the death of Ilean (Carroll) Salerno, mother of Kathleen Toppi. Councillors Reeves, Sullivan and entire membership Order #4 scanJun 10
  666. 660660R Resolution on the death of Tommy Collins. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #6 scanJun 10
  667. 661661R Homage to Christopher Killop, who has served as the Chairman of the Department of Visual and Environmental Studies/Harvard. Councillor Reeves Order #7 scanJun 10
  668. 662662R Congratulations to the 1996 Estelle Paris Scholarships recipients. Councillor Galluccio Order #8 scanJun 10
  669. 663663R Congratulations to Elizabeth "Liza" Malenfant and Curt Paden on their recent marriage. Councillor Davis Order #9 scanJun 10
  670. 664664R Express appreciation to the Bank of Boston for its Investment in Education Program. Councillor Duehay Order #10 scanJun 10
  671. 665665R Express congratulations to the 8th grade graduates as they leave elementary school and advance academically to the challenges of high school. Councillors Reeves and Davis Order #12 scanJun 10
  672. 666666R Best wishes to City Councillor Katherine Triantafillou, Sarah Winkley of the MIS Department and Karen Crounse of the MIS Department as they begin their training for the Boston to New York Aids Bike Ride. Councillor Sullivan Order #13 scanJun 10
  673. 667667R Congratulations and best wishes to Marie and Joe DeLeo on their Fifty-Fourth Wedding Anniversary, and wish for them continue health and happiness in the future. Councillor Sullivan Order #14 scanJun 10
  674. 668668R Congratulations to Van Troung Le on his graduation from Northeastern University Law School and on his acceptance of a clerkship with Federal District Clerk Judge Reginald C. Lindsay. Councillor Reeves Order #16 scanJun 10
  675. 669669R Congratulations to City Councillor Anthony Galluccio on his graduation from Suffolk University Law School. Councillor Reeves Order #19 scanJun 10
  676. 670670R Congratulations to the Cambridge Caribbean Carnival Committee as they plan and orchestrate the August 10, 1996 Cambridge Carnival. Councillor Reeves Order #22 scanJun 10
  677. 671671R Resolution on the death of George M. Lewis, III. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Order #28 scanJun 10
  678. 672672R Resolution on the death of Helen Powers. Councillor Davis and entire membership Order #29 scanJun 10
  679. 673673R The Second Annual Massachusetts Status of Girls' Conference was held in Boston and attended by young women from the Cambridge Youth Center. Councillor Galluccio Order #33 scanJun 10
  680. 674674R Congratulations to John O'Sullivan Francis, Sr., a Cambridge Resident who will be receiving the Northeastern University Outstanding Alumni Award for Public Service. Mayor Russell Order #34 scanJun 10
  681. 675675R Resolution on expiring use and HUD-regulated buildings. Mayor Russell and Vice Mayor Born Order #35 scanJun 10
  682. 676676R Resolution on the death of John W. Fischer. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #36 scanJun 10
  683. 677677R Resolution on the death of Madeline D. (McKeown) Doody. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #37 scanJun 10
  684. 678678R Happy Seventieth Birthday to Margaret "Red" Kennedy Sousa. Councillors Sullivan and Triantafillou Order #38 scanJun 10
  685. 679679R Resolution on the death of Placido "Sid" Paula, Sr. Mayor Russell and entire membership Order #41 scanJun 10
  686. 680680R Express appreciation to Richard A. Foote for the many contributions he has made to the Cambridge community through his talented work and leadership while at the YMCA. Councillor Sullivan, Mayor Russell and Councillor Triantafillou Order #42 scanJun 10
  687. 681681R The Friends of Neville Manor, Inc. will hold a craft fair, plant sale and flea market on Saturday, June 15, 1996 from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. on the grounds of Neville Manor. Councillors Sullivan and Triantafillou Order #43 scanJun 10
  688. 682682R Best wishes to the residents participating in the Pride Day festivities on Saturday, June 8, 1996. Mayor Russell Order #17 scanJun 10
  689. 683683R Resolution on the death of Cyril "Cy" Brien. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #1 scanJun 24
  690. 684684R Resolution on the death of Gertrude L. "Sis" (Cremens) Wright. Councillor Sullivan, Mayor Russell, Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Order #2 scanJun 24
  691. 685685R Resolution on the death of Robert L. Sullivan. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #3 scanJun 24
  692. 686686R Congratulations to Luiz S. Costa and Dennis J. Kelly for an outstanding job on the Police Review and Advisory Board. Councillor Triantafillou Order #4 scanJun 24
  693. 687687R Special thank you to all who helped in setting up a new farmer's market adjacent to the Morse School which will begin operations early in July. Councillor Davis Order #5 scanJun 24
  694. 688688R Congratulations and best wishes on the retirement of Ronnie Ellis from the Cambridge Police Department. Councillor Sullivan Order #6 scanJun 24
  695. 689689R Wish a very Happy Eightieth Birthday to Frank Ince. Councillor Reeves Order #7 scanJun 24
  696. 690690R Congratulations to the Iota Chi Chapter of Omega Psi Phi for its "Dollars for Scholars" jazz concert which will take place on Saturday, June 22, 1996 in the Fitzgerald Auditorium at Cambridge Rindge and Latin School. Councillor Reeves Order #8 scanJun 24
  697. 691691R Wish King Bhumibol Adulyadej a very Happy Fiftieth Anniversary of leadership in Thailand. Councillor Reeves Order #9 scanJun 24
  698. 692692R Congratulations to Chuck Colbert on his graduation from Harvard University/Extension Division. Councillor Reeves Order #11 scanJun 24
  699. 693693R Congratulations to Chip Greenidge on receiving his Masters in Education from Harvard University. Councillor Reeves Order #12 scanJun 24
  700. 694694R Resolution on the death of Mary S. (Citino) Shell. Councillors Sullivan, Galluccio and entire membership Order #13 scanJun 24
  701. 695695R Resolution on the death of Lawrence E. Trant. Mayor Russell, Councillors Sullivan, Galluccio, Triantafillou and entire membership Order #14 scanJun 24
  702. 696696R Congratulations to Jon Churchill on receiving his fourth varsity letter from Wesleyan. Councillor Galluccio Order #15 scanJun 24
  703. 697697R Congratulations to Alison Reid-Cunningham on receiving the Tribute Award Scholarship from Discover Card Services for her talents. Councillor Galluccio Order #16 scanJun 24
  704. 698698R Congratulations to the Cambridge Rindge and Latin Boys' Volleyball Team, for winning the State Volleyball Championship. Councillors Galluccio, Sullivan, Davis and entire membership Order #17 scanJun 24
  705. 699699R Urge the citizens of Cambridge to participate in the Feast of the Holy Ghost. Councillor Toomey Order #18 scanJun 24
  706. 700700R Urge all citizens to be cognizant of and join in the festivities of the Third Annual Multi-Cultural Labor Day Happening on August 31, 1996 for the residents of the Newtowne Court and Washington Elms. Councillor Toomey Order #19 scanJun 24
  707. 701701R Resolution on the death of Ruth M. (Tisdale) Killackey. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #21 scanJun 24
  708. 702702R Resolution on the death of Ruby (Holland) Gale. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #22 scanJun 24
  709. 703703R Resolution on the death of Abner R. Sisson. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #23 scanJun 24
  710. 704704R Urge all citizens to join in the celebration of the dedication and unveiling of the Fletcher School Community Mural. Councillor Toomey Order #28 scanJun 24
  711. 705705R This City Council is deeply saddened by the recent rash of church burnings that have occurred over the last few years and particularly the increase of these violent acts over the last few months in the southeastern region of the United States. Mayor Russell, Councillors Triantafillou, Reeves, Sullivan, Toomey, Vice Mayor Born and entire membership Order #29 scanJun 24
  712. 706706R Resolution congratulating Zelia Pacheco-Kelleher for her years of service to the City. Councillor Triantafillou Order #34 scanJun 24
  713. 707707R Congratulations and appreciation to the Frisoli Youth Center Advisory Committee for its hard work and dedication to the youth of the East Cambridge and Wellington-Harrington neighborhoods. Councillor Toomey Order #35 scanJun 24
  714. 708708R Resolution on the death of Peter P. Pappagianopoulos-Pappas. Councillors Galluccio, Toomey and entire membership Order #36 scanJun 24
  715. 709709R Extend appreciation and recognition to a special volunteer. Councillor Sullivan and Mayor Russell Order #37 scanJun 24
  716. 710710R Marissa Jones, daughter of Kerri McGrath named "Little Miss Massachusetts." Councillor Galluccio Order #40 scanJun 24
  717. 711711R Welcome the Hi-Rise Bakery to the City of Cambridge and extend our best wishes to Rene Becker in his new business. Vice Mayor Born Order #42 scanJun 24
  718. 712712R Resolution on the death of Professor Thomas S. Kuhn. Councillor Duehay and entire membership Order #43 scanJun 24
  719. 713713R Resolution on the death of Louise M. McFarland. Councillor Duehay and entire membership Order #44 scanJun 24
  720. 714714R Resolution on the death of Bernice Cain Patterson. Councillor Duehay and entire membership Order #45 scanJun 24
  721. 715715R Proclaim Wednesday, June 12, 1996 as Cambridge First Day at MIT, an annual occasion established to honor the Cambridge business community and to celebrate the vital economic partnerships in our City. Mayor Russell Order #46 scanJun 24
  722. 716716R The Cambridge Substance Abuse Task Force and the Cambridge Prevention Coalition are sponsoring an Ice Cream Social on July 9, 1996. Mayor Russell Order #47 scanJun 24
  723. 717717R Congratulations on the success of the "Collaborative Solutions to Solvable Problems". Councillor Davis Order #50 scanJun 24
  724. 718718R Congratulations to the Carlos Faria Memorial Scholarship recipients. Councillors Toomey and Galluccio Order #51 scanJun 24
  725. 719719R The Second Annual Gary M. Fratto Scholarship Fundraiser will take place on Sunday, June 23, 1996 at Glacken Field. Councillor Galluccio Order #52 scanJun 24
  726. 720720R Best wishes to Mike Bonislawski on his competition for the New England Middleweight Title. Councillor Galluccio Order #53 scanJun 24
  727. 721721R Thanks to Dottie Giacobbe for her years of service to the City Council in the City Council Office and wish her happiness in her new endeavor. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #54 scanJun 24
  728. 722722R Congratulations and thanks to Jeff Beard and the volunteers and sponsors of this years Hoops 'N Health Basketball Tournament and Health Fair. Councillor Galluccio Order #55 scanJun 24
  729. 723723R Prepare a resolution on the Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary of Walter and Marion Sullivan to be celebrated on July 27, 1996. [handwritten: Putnam Ave an[d] Green St. = "Mayor Walter J. and Marion A. Sullivan Square"[?]] Councillor Sullivan Order #58 scanJun 24
  730. 724724R Congratulations and thanks to Peter Payack, Susan Scott and Joe Grassi and all the organizers and sponsors of the Girls Youth Softball on their successful season and the star studded all-star game held on June 14, 1996. Councillor Galluccio Order #59 scanJun 24
  731. 725725R Express deepest thanks to Amy Bernstein for the dedication she has shown to Cambridge seniors and wish her all the best for an enriching experience in her graduate studies. Mayor Russell, Councillors Galluccio and Triantafillou Order #60 scanJun 24
  732. 726726R Prepare resolution on the retirement of Thelma Parker, second-grade teacher at the Fitzgerald School for twenty-five years. Councillors Sullivan, Galluccio and Triantafillou Order #61 scanJun 24
  733. 727727R Resolution on the death of Arthur LaValle. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #62 scanJun 24
  734. 728728R Congratulations to the Central Division Little League Cardinals on their terrific season. Councillors Davis, Galluccio and Triantafillou Order #85 scanJun 24
  735. 729729R Urge all citizens to be cognizant of and join in this event and thank the members of the Cambridge Carnival Committee and all who participate in Carnival 1996. Councillors Reeves, Triantafillou, Galluccio and Sullivan Order #64 scanJun 24
  736. 730730R Best wishes to Rev. LeRoy Attles Sr. as he and a delegation of members of St. Paul A.M.E. Church, Cambridge, travel to St. Louis, Missouri for the Quadrennium of the African Methodist Episcopal Church at which Rev. Attles will present himself as a candidate for Bishop of the A.M.E. Church. Councillor Reeves, Sullivan, Triantafillou and Galluccio Order #65 scanJun 24
  737. 731731R Congratulations and farewell to Jeffrey Colvin, Cambridge citizen and Boston Foundation Program Associate who departs the City this week to lead the giving efforts of a San Francisco based foundation. Councillors Reeves, Galluccio and Triantafillou Order #66 scanJun 24
  738. 732732R Congratulations to Billy Trainor who recently qualified for the PGA Junior Maxfly Championships and will be representing the Tip O'Neil Golf Course on the Junior PGA tour this summer. Councillors Galluccio, Sullivan and Triantafillou Order #71 scanJun 24
  739. 733733R Congratulations to the North Division Dodgers and the East Division A's on winning the 1996 Mayors Cup and the runners-up, West Division Rockies and Central Division Red Sox. Councillors Galluccio, Vice Mayor Born, Councillors Duehay, Sullivan and Triantafillou Order #73 scanJun 24
  740. 734734R Wish a Happy Eighty-Fifth Birthday to Alice McManus. Councillors Sullivan, Galluccio and Triantafillou Order #78 scanJun 24
  741. 735735R City Council expects that Harvard will act as a good neighbor in the neighborhoods that the are located and the city as a whole. Councillors Sullivan, Galluccio and Triantafillou Order #79 scanJun 24
  742. 736736R Congratulations to the Babe Ruth Orioles on their terrific season. Councillors Toomey, Galluccio and Triantafillou Order #84 scanJun 24
  743. 737737R Resolution on the death of William R. P. Osborn. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #1 scanJul 29
  744. 738738R Resolution on the death of Robert D. Taylor. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #2 scanJul 29
  745. 739739R Best wishes to Edith Blair Staton on a very happy One Hundredth Birthday. Vice Mayor Born Order #3 scanJul 29
  746. 740740R The Cambridge Celtic Music & Arts Festival will take place on Sunday, August 25, 1996. Mayor Russell, Councillors Sullivan and Triantafillou Order #4 scanJul 29
  747. 741741R Retirement of Anthony Apicella, Director of the Music Department at CRLS, after forty-five years of service to the students of the City. Councillor Toomey Order #5 scanJul 29
  748. 742742R Resolution on the death of Manuel Costa. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #6 scanJul 29
  749. 743743R Resolution on the death of James R. Kelly. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #7 scanJul 29
  750. 744744R Reaffirm vote accepting the provisions of Chapter 71 of the Acts of 1996, "An Act Authorizing Certain Public Employees Creditable Retirement Service Time for Active Service In the Armed Forces." Councillors Sullivan, Toomey, Mayor Russell and Councillor Triantafillou and entire membership Order #8 scanJul 29
  751. 745745R Resolution on the death of Joseph P. Melanson, Jr. Councillors Sullivan, Galluccio and Mayor Russell Order #77 scanJul 29
  752. 746746R Resolution on the death of A. Edith Hodsdon. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #10 scanJul 29
  753. 747747R Resolution on the death of Mary (Moretto) Terenzoni. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #11 scanJul 29
  754. 748748R Thanks to the City Manager, Traffic, Parking and Transportation and the Cambridge Police Departments for the outstanding job they did with the traffic in East Cambridge during the Fourth of July fireworks. Councillor Toomey Order #12 scanJul 29
  755. 749749R Resolution on the death of Marion F. (Ryan) Curry. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #13 scanJul 29
  756. 750750R Heartiest congratulations and best wishes to Patricia and Vernon Morris on the occasion of their Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary. Mayor Russell and Councillor Reeves Order #14 scanJul 29
  757. 751751R Declare October 26, 1996 as Make A Difference Day in the City of Cambridge. Mayor Russell Order #78 scanJul 29
  758. 752752R Congratulations to the fifth and sixth grade class at the Fayerweather Street School for creating and producing its class project entitled Voices of Central Square. Councillor Duehay Order #16 scanJul 29
  759. 753753R Resolution on the death of Ellen Oldham. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #17 scanJul 29
  760. 754754R Resolution on the death of Ina C. (Ramsey) Thompson. Councillors Galluccio, Sullivan and entire membership Order #18 scanJul 29
  761. 755755R Resolution on the death of Francis J. Judd. Councillors Sullivan, Toomey and entire membership Order #19 scanJul 29
  762. 756756R Congratulations to the newly installed 1996-1997 officers of the American Legion Marsh Post #442. Councillor Sullivan and Mayor Russell Order #20 scanJul 29
  763. 757757R Resolution on the death of Margaret T. "Tessie" (Corcoran) Conway. Councillor Galluccio, Sullivan and entire membership Order #21 scanJul 29
  764. 758758R Resolution on the death of Eleanor (Vessella) DeAngelo. Councillors Galluccio, Sullivan, Toomey and entire membership Order #22 scanJul 29
  765. 759759R Resolution on the death of Beatrice G. (Wambolt) Rogers. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #23Jul 29
  766. 760760R The "Peace Camp" is a summer experience for youth in Cambridge to exchange ideas, experience community and work for non-violent social change. Mayor Russell Order #79 scanJul 29
  767. 761761R Resolution on the death of Joseph A. Arsenault. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Order #25 scanJul 29
  768. 762762R Resolution on the death of Denise E. (Vallee) Morneault. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Order #26 scanJul 29
  769. 763763R Resolution on the death of Thomas E. Devereaux. Councillors Sullivan, Galluccio, Toomey and entire membership Order #27 scanJul 29
  770. 764764R Best wishes to David Alves in his new employment at Housing Options Unlimited, Inc. Councillor Sullivan Order #28 scanJul 29
  771. 765765R The Friends of Lilia Fagundes will commemorate her life with a Vigil of Hope on Friday, August 9, 1996, 7:00 p.m. at 306 Prospect Street. Councillor Toomey Order #29 scanJul 29
  772. 766766R Congratulations to Cantabrigian Craig Hickman on his invitation to represent Cambridge and his literary genre-slam poetry, at the 1996 Black Arts Festival held in Atlanta, Georgia. Councillor Reeves Order #30 scanJul 29
  773. 767767R Resolution on the death of Thomas J. Fallon. Councillors Sullivan and Galluccio and entire membership Order #31 scanJul 29
  774. 768768R Urge the Commonwealth of Massachusetts to provide funding assistance to service stations located in districts, such as the Northern Massachusetts Avenue Overlay District. Councillor Triantafillou Order #81 scanJul 29
  775. 769769R Provide appropriate support and assistance to the Santa Lucia Festival which will take place from Friday, August 30, 1996 through Sunday, September 1, 1996. Mayor Russell and Councillor Toomey Order #33 scanJul 29
  776. 770770R Provide appropriate support and assistance for the Feast of Saint Cosmos and Damian, which will take place on Sunday, September 8, 1996. Councillors Toomey and Mayor Russell Order #34 scanJul 29
  777. 771771R Resolution on the death of Alma (Tenter) LaRocca-Walsh. Councillors Sullivan, Toomey and entire membership Order #35 scanJul 29
  778. 772772R Resolution on the death of Helen G. (McCarthy) Lund. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Order #36Jul 29
  779. 773773R Resolution on the death of Marie C. Cedrone. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Order #37 scanJul 29
  780. 774774R Sincere appreciation to Lawrence Stone, owner of Professional Ambulance and his employees Dan Wagner and Bill Mergendahl for their generosity in granting a Newton man in the late stages of Lou Gehrig's disease a wish to visit Foxwoods Casino in Connecticut. Councillor Toomey Order #38 scanJul 29
  781. 775775R Congratulations to Jack Hannon on the occasion of his retirement and best wishes for a happy and healthy retirement. Councillor Toomey Order #39 scanJul 29
  782. 776776R The Doc Linskey Road Race will take place September 15, 1996 beginning at 10:00 A.M. at the Cambridge Racquet and Fitness Club. Councillors Toomey and Sullivan Order #40 scanJul 29
  783. 777777R Extend congratulations to Mark DesRoches of North Cambridge for pitching in the Yawkey League All-Star Game at Fenway Park. Councillor Galluccio Order #82 scanJul 29
  784. 778778R Extend congratulations to Ellen Kleg, of the Boston Globe, on her promotion. Councillor Triantafillou Order #42 scanJul 29
  785. 779779R The First Massachusetts Conference on Women will be held at Simmons College on September 28, 1996. Mayor Russell Order #43 scanJul 29
  786. 780780R Declare the week of September 20-29, 1996 as BALLROOM DANCE WEEK. Mayor Russell Order #44 scanJul 29
  787. 781781R Welcomes the delegation from Yerevan, Armenia to the City of Cambridge with best wishes for an enjoyable and enriching visit. Mayor Russell Order #45 scanJul 29
  788. 782782R Best wishes to Father Gagne from Our Lady of Pity. Councillor Galluccio Order #83 scanJul 29
  789. 783783R The Cambridge Art Council's Gallery 57 is currently exhibiting an engaging selection of self-portraits by students from the Harrington Elementary School. Councillor Toomey Order #47 scanJul 29
  790. 784784R Thanks to all who assisted in the process of creating the Cambridge Hospital Community Network, enacted as Chapter 147 of the Acts of 1996, "An Act Establishing The Cambridge Public Health Commission," signed into law by Governor William F. Weld on Sunday on June 30, 1996. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #48 scanJul 29
  791. 785785R Implementation of the Telecommunication Act of 1996 by the Federal Communications Commission and preemption of local and state authorities. Councillor Duehay Order #49 scanJul 29
  792. 786786R Resolution on the death of Maria C. (Elia) Borelli. Councillors Sullivan, Galluccio, Mayor Russell and entire membership Order #84 scanJul 29
  793. 787787R Congratulations to the Cambridge Health Policy Board on its 29th Anniversary to be celebrated on Monday, July 29, 1996 from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. at the Harvard Faculty Club. Councillor Reeves and Mayor Russell Order #51 scanJul 29
  794. 788788R Congratulations to Olympic participants affiliated with Cambridge/Harvard and to Track Coach John Babington. Councillor Reeves Order #52 scanJul 29
  795. 789789R Congratulations to Florence C. Ladd on her first novel, Sarah's Psalm. Councillor Reeves Order #53 scanJul 29
  796. 790790R The MDC's plan for a major restoration of the Historic Charles River Basin. Councillor Duehay Order #54 scanJul 29
  797. 791791R Appoint a subcommittee to plan suitable displays and events for Local Government Week, September 23-27, 1996. Councillor Duehay, Mayor Russell, Vice Mayor Born and Councillor Sullivan Order #88 scanJul 29
  798. 792792R That a shade tree be planted at an appropriate location on Fayette Street in the memory of Henry F. McKenna, longtime Fayette Street resident, Cambridge baseball coach and Cub (Scout) Master. Vice Mayor Born Order #90 scanJul 29
  799. 793793R Support the Alewife Study Group's Technical Assistance Grant application in its commitment to full and open public participation in addressing environment issues at the W.R. Grace site. Councillors Triantafillou and Sullivan Order #57 scanJul 29
  800. 794794R Congratulations to Superintendent Mary Lou McGrath on her receipt of the Salem State College Outstanding Alumni Award, given to an alumna who has distinguished herself as a national leader in Education. Councillor Reeves Order #92 scanJul 29
  801. 795795R Name the music room at the main library in honor of Anthony DeVito, the late chief librarian and patron of the arts in the disciplines of language and music. Mayor Russell Order #59 scanJul 29
  802. 796796R Replace the plaque placed in the Central Square T-Station, inbound side in memory of the late Hyman Pill. Mayor Russell Order #60 scanJul 29
  803. 797797R Insufficient exchange codes within the 617 and 508 area codes by the year 1998 and 1999. Mayor Russell Order #61 scanJul 29
  804. 798798R Congratulations and best wishes to Mark Gray as he completes his tenure as Executive Director of Cambridge Cares About Aids. Councillor Reeves Order #62 scanJul 29
  805. 799799R Congratulations to Dr. Gail Nordmoe on her receipt of an award for teaching excellence from the faculty of the Danbury Connecticut Public Schools. Councillor Reeves Order #93 scanJul 29
  806. 800800R Congratulations to Vicky Boulrice on being honored as "Employee of the Month" at the Cambridge Police Department. Councillor Davis Order #64 scanJul 29
  807. 801801R Retirement and return to his native Japan of Tohei Nitta, PhD., President and founder of Mitsubishi Electronic Laboratory, after five years. Mayor Russell, Councillors Galluccio and Sullivan Order #121 scanJul 29
  808. 802802R Many thanks to Barbara Allen, Director of Personnel for the Cambridge School Department who will be leaving to pursue other endeavors. Councillor Reeves Order #94 scanJul 29
  809. 803803R Resolution on the death of Ann J. (Keefe) Mulrey. Councillors Sullivan, Mayor Russell, Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Order #66 scanJul 29
  810. 804804R A suitable area dedicated in memory of Anthony DeVito, former Director of the Cambridge Public Library. Councillor Sullivan Order #67 scanJul 29
  811. 805805R Extend sincere appreciation to Lawrence W. Stone for his donation of the new Arson Investigation Unit van to the City of Cambridge. Councillor Sullivan Order #68 scanJul 29
  812. 806806R Resolution on the death of Helen M. (Cunningham) LaValle. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #69 scanJul 29
  813. 807807R Congratulations to the new Saturday Farmer's Market on Magazine Street at The Morse School which is open from 10:00 A.M. to 3:00 P.M. Councillor Davis Order #95 scanJul 29
  814. 808808R Issues related to general maintenance of the Magazine Beach area and for setting aside two full days devoted to working on maintenance at Magazine Beach. Councillor Davis Order #96 scanJul 29
  815. 809809R Congratulations to Richard G. Bock on the occasion of his being nominated for an Emmy award for mixing the soundtrack for the first program in the series Rock n' Roll. Councillor Duehay and entire membership Order #97 scanJul 29
  816. 810810R Support the efforts of the Cambridge Celtic Arts Society to direct a fitting monument memorializing the sacrifices in contribution of the victims of the Irish Famine. Mayor Russell Order #99 scanJul 29
  817. 811811R Greetings to Mayor Thomas Menino and Mayors of other communities as we extend hands across the river, celebrating Nation Night Out Against Crime on Tuesday, August 6, 1996 at 11:30 a.m. on the Massachusetts Avenue Bridge. Mayor Russell Order #100 scanJul 29
  818. 812812R Resolution on the death of Theresa R. (Spinetto) Leach. Councillor Sullivan and Mayor Russell Order #75 scanJul 29
  819. 813813R Resolution on the death of Anna M. (Martone) DiBona. Councillors Sullivan, Galluccio and Mayor Russell Order #76 scanJul 29
  820. 814814R Resolution on the Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony DiNardo which was on July 28, 1996. Mayor Russell, Councillors Duehay, Sullivan, Galluccio and Triantafillou Order #120 scanJul 29
  821. 815815R Greetings to our neighboring town of Arlington. Mayor Russell and entire membership Order #108 scanJul 29
  822. 816816R Congratulations to Alicia Carroll as she graduates from Wheelock College. Mayor Russell and Councillor Galluccio Order #119 scanJul 29
  823. 817817R The North Cambridge Baseball's A team won a first-place trophy in the Bay State Tournament of champions. Councillor Galluccio Order #109 scanJul 29
  824. 818818R Congratulations to Kevin Hubbard on his title of World Champion Table Hockey Player. Councillor Galluccio Order #110 scanJul 29
  825. 819819R Resolution on the death of Genevieve "Jay" (Pasquariello) Zeidler. Councillors Sullivan, Toomey and entire membership Order #111 scanJul 29
  826. 820820R Resolution on the death of Peter A. Rubbicco. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #112 scanJul 29
  827. 821821R Congratulations and best wishes to Mary Padula upon her resignation from her Cabinet position as EOCD Secretary, and appreciation for her strong support for the City of Cambridge. Councillor Duehay and entire membership Order #113 scanJul 29
  828. 822822R Special thanks to Harold Murphy, Henry "Buzzy" Breen and Mike Giocoppo for their service to the City. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Born, Councillor Galluccio and Mayor Russell Order #114 scanJul 29
  829. 823823R Extend thanks to Helena Rees for her service to the City. Councillors Sullivan, Triantafillou and Mayor Russell, Vice Mayor Born, Councillors Galluccio, Davis, Duehay, Reeves and Toomey Order #115 scanJul 29
  830. 824824R Urge the State Legislature to enact the "Campground Lifeguard Bill." Councillors Toomey, Galluccio and entire membership Order #118 scanJul 29
  831. 825825R Resolution on the death of Dorothy F. (Hughes) Harris. Councillors Sullivan, Galluccio and entire membership Order #1 scanSep 9
  832. 826826R Resolution on the death of Frank J. Carvello. Councillors Sullivan, Galluccio and entire membership Order #2 scanSep 9
  833. 827827R Extend congratulations and appreciation to the Youth and Adult Staff of "For Real," the Just-A-Start News on the publication of Issues 1 and 2. Vice Mayor Born Order #4 scanSep 9
  834. 828828R Extend congratulations and best wishes to Steve Vissotsky, as he moves to Miami, Florida where he will become General Manager of the Hyatt/Miami. Councillors Reeves and Sullivan Order #5 scanSep 9
  835. 829829R Thank all involved in completion of the Greenworks Inc. and the Environmental Education Center which will be holding a groundbreaking ceremony for the Greenworks Job Creation Center. Mayor Russell Order #6 scanSep 9
  836. 830830R Retirement of Dr. Philip McGovern, Jr. from his position as Chief of Obstetrics and Gynecology at the Cambridge Hospital, a position he has held for twenty-six years. Councillors Sullivan and Triantafillou Order #7 scanSep 9
  837. 831831R Get well wishes to Sister Wilhelmine and congratulations for her sixty-six years of dedication to the Sisters of Saint Joseph. Councillors Sullivan and Toomey Order #9 scanSep 9
  838. 832832R Thanks to RTPI, the Portuguese Community and Continental Cablevision for the hard work by all parties in bringing Portuguese Programming to the Cambridge community. Councillor Toomey Order #10 scanSep 9
  839. 833833R Resolution on the death of Arthur Santoro. Mayor Russell, Councillors Toomey, Sullivan, Galluccio, Triantafillou and entire membership Order #11 scanSep 9
  840. 834834R Resolution on the death of Vanessa Chambers. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Order #13Sep 9
  841. 835835R Resolution on the death of Patricia A. (Shea) Andrew. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #14 scanSep 9
  842. 836836R Resolution on the death of Natalie J. Sabatino. Councillors Galluccio and Sullivan and entire membership Order #15 scanSep 9
  843. 837837R Resolution on the death of Mary B. Noyes. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #16 scanSep 9
  844. 838838R Resolution on the death of Petros A. Palandjian. Councillors Sullivan, Toomey, Triantafillou and entire membership Order #17 scanSep 9
  845. 839839R Congratulations and best wishes to Leo and Emma Abramo on the occasion of their Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary on August 10, 1996. Councillor Toomey Order #19 scanSep 9
  846. 840840R Resolution on the death of Augustus J. Sorrentino. Councillors Galluccio and Sullivan and entire membership Order #20 scanSep 9
  847. 841841R Congratulations to the ten graduating Corp members of the ACT Service. Councillor Toomey Order #21 scanSep 9
  848. 842842R Resolution on the death of Francis "Frank" McGloin. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #22 scanSep 9
  849. 843843R Tenth Annual Tribute to Women Luncheon will be held on Friday, September 27, 1996 at the Cambridge Center Marriott to recognize women and the organizations which support women's achievements. Vice Mayor Born and Mayor Russell Order #23 scanSep 9
  850. 844844R A benefit for the Arthritis Foundation to be held on Saturday, September 28, 1996. Councillor Sullivan and Mayor Russell Order #24 scanSep 9
  851. 845845R Resolution on the death of Mary A. Evangelista. Councillors Sullivan, Toomey and entire members. Order #25 scanSep 9
  852. 846846R Resolution on the death of Bernadine M. Sibert. Councillors Sullivan, Toomey and entire members. Order #26 scanSep 9
  853. 847847R Resolution on the retirement of Peggy Barr from the School Department. Councillor Toomey Order #27 scanSep 9
  854. 848848R Resolution on the death of Marie P. McGrath. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership. Order #28 scanSep 9
  855. 849849R Resolution on the graduation of Thomas Glynn and Daniel McNeil from the Massachusetts Regional Training Institute. Councillor Sullivan Order #29 scanSep 9
  856. 850850R Resolution on the death of Frederic L. Shaw. Mayor Russell and entire membership Order #32 scanSep 9
  857. 851851R Resolution on the death of C. Fenno Hoffman, father of Cathy Hoffman. Councillor Triantafillou and entire membership Order #33 scanSep 9
  858. 852852R Welcome Reverend Roland Lajoie, S.M. as the new Pastor of Our Lady of Pity Church. Councillor Sullivan Order #34 scanSep 9
  859. 853853R Congratulations to Michael McDermott and his new canine companion and guide on their graduation from Guiding Eyes for the Blind. Councillor Toomey Order #35 scanSep 9
  860. 854854R Resolution on We Are IV Neighborhood Connections. Mayor Russell Order #36 scanSep 9
  861. 855855R Resolution on Fashion Week. Mayor Russell Order #37 scanSep 9
  862. 856856R Resolution on United Nations Day. Mayor Russell Order #38 scanSep 9
  863. 857857R Resolution on the Just-A-Start second annual Walk for Training, Affordable Housing and Decent Paying Jobs for Working People. Mayor Russell Order #39 scanSep 9
  864. 858858R Resolution on the opening of a new Cambridge Manufacturing Site for Micromachining. Mayor Russell Order #40 scanSep 9
  865. 859859R Resolution on the opening of a new research wing of the Whitehead Institute for Biomedical Research. Councillor Toomey and Mayor Russell Order #41 scanSep 9
  866. 860860R Resolution on the Mount Auburn Hospital's Fourteenth Annual Dinner. Mayor Russell Order #42 scanSep 9
  867. 861861R Resolution on the designation of the year as the Year of the Young Women. Mayor Russell Order #43 scanSep 9
  868. 862862R Resolution on the Taxi School or another suitable location being named in memory of Arthur Santoro. Councillors Sullivan and Toomey, Mayor Russell, Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Order #44 scanSep 9
  869. 863863R Resolution congratulating Walter J. Sullivan, Jr. on his appointment as Chairman of the State Alcoholic Beverage Control Commission. Councillors Toomey and Sullivan, Mayor Russell and entire membership. Order #45 scanSep 9
  870. 864864R Resolution wishing speedy recovery to Mrs. Mary Fantini, mother of School Committeeman Fred Fantini. Councillor Toomey Order #49 scanSep 9
  871. 865865R The Federal Preservation (Title VI) Program has run out of funding for Fiscal Year 1996. Councillor Duehay Order #50 scanSep 9
  872. 866866R Resolution on The United Way's 5th Annual Community Care Day. Councillor Sullivan and Mayor Russell Order #51 scanSep 9
  873. 867867R Resolution on the death of Annina (Chinappi) Nardone. CouncillorToomey and entire membership Order #52 scanSep 9
  874. 868868R Resolution on the 65th birthday of Richard Coffman. Councillor Sullivan Order #57 scanSep 9
  875. 869869R Resolution on the death of Edward H. Blaguszewski. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #58 scanSep 9
  876. 870870R Resolution on the death of Alexander "Sundee" Frorillo. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #59 scanSep 9
  877. 871871R Proclaim September 28 through October 5, l996 as "Local Government Week". Mayor Russell Order #60 scanSep 9
  878. 872872R Resolution on the death of John V. Yore, Jr.. Councillor Sullivan, Mayor Russell and entire membership Order #61 scanSep 9
  879. 873873R Resolution welcoming Police Commissioner Ronnie Watson to Cambridge. Councillor Reeves Order #63 scanSep 9
  880. 874874R Resolution on the death of William J. Carbone. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #67 scanSep 9
  881. 875875R Resolution on the death of Mary F. (Lovett) Corcoran. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #68 scanSep 9
  882. 876876R Resolution on the death of Edith L. (Matson) Minehane. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #69 scanSep 9
  883. 877877R Resolution on the death of Eldon T. Urquhart. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #72 scanSep 9
  884. 878878R Resolution on the death of John R. McCarthy. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #73 scanSep 9
  885. 879879R Resolution on the death of Sister Mary Blaise Homek. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #74 scanSep 9
  886. 880880R Congratulations to Cambridge College on its twenty-fifth anniversary of its founding. Councillor Sullivan Order #76 scanSep 9
  887. 881881R A very happy first anniversary in their house on Harvey Street to Robert McClellan, Johnn Prince, Susan Teshu, Phyllis Reichart, Noah Testiu, Corina Teshuand and Lila Yun Reichart. Councillor Triantafillou Order #77 scanSep 9
  888. 882882R A resolution on the robbery attempt at the Star Market at the Twin City Plaza which ended with the tragic murder of an armored car carrier, Edward Kubera. Councillor Toomey Order #78 scanSep 9
  889. 883883R Congratulations to the "C" Team", of the North Division of the Cambridge Little Baseball League on its most successful season in the Bay State Tournament of Champions. Councillor Galluccio Order #81 scanSep 9
  890. 884884R Resolution on the death of Michael J. Rabbitt. Mayor Russell and entire membership Order #83 scanSep 9
  891. 885885R Resolution on the death of William E. Twohig. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #84 scanSep 9
  892. 886886R Resolution on the death of Anthony J. Costa, Sr. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #85 scanSep 9
  893. 887887R Resolution on the death of Jose A. Barros. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #86 scanSep 9
  894. 888888R Resolution on the death of Robert E. Valente. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #87 scanSep 9
  895. 889889R Resolution on the death of Regina Murphy. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #88 scanSep 9
  896. 890890R A Surprise Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary, for a special Cambridge couple, which will take place in October, 1996. Councillor Sullivan Order #90 scanSep 9
  897. 891891R Resolution on the death of Joseph F. Carven, Sr. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #91 scanSep 9
  898. 892892R Wish Angie Iannacci a very happy eighty-fifth birthday. Councillor Toomey Order #92 scanSep 9
  899. 893893R Best wishes for many happy years of retirement living to Janet and Sandy Cahaly, whose family has operated a business in Harvard Square for sixty-five consecutive years. Councillor Duehay Order #95 scanSep 9
  900. 894894R Welcome the Benjamin Banneker Charter School to the constellation of quality academic institutions in the City of Cambridge. Councillor Reeves Order #96 scanSep 9
  901. 895895R Welcome back the Cambridge Public School students and wish them a successful academic year. Councillor Reeves Order #97 scanSep 9
  902. 896896R Resolution on the death of Angela M. Livingston. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #100 scanSep 9
  903. 897897R Resolution on the death of Dr. Stanley Moore Wyman. Councillor Duehay and entire membership Order #102 scanSep 9
  904. 898898R Appreciation to Pamela Ogletree for her service as Interim Director of the Benjamin Banneker Charter School. Councillor Reeves Order #103 scanSep 9
  905. 899899R Best wishes and support to the Somerville-Cambridge Elder Services on the occasion of its Annual Meeting Luncheon. Mayor Russell Order #106 scanSep 9
  906. 900900R Congratulations to the Office of Workforce Development on being selected as the 1996 winner of the National League of Cities Innovation Award. Mayor Russell Order #107 scanSep 9
  907. 901901R The Center for Families of North Cambridge celebrates the grand opening of its new indoor play area for families with young children. Mayor Russell Order #108 scanSep 9
  908. 902902R Special thanks to all who participated and worked to make Cambridge's 150th parade such a success. Mayor Russell Order #110 scanSep 9
  909. 903903R Best wishes for a speedy recovery to Bill Maher, father of School committeeman David Maher. Mayor Russell Order #112 scanSep 9
  910. 904904R Congratulations to Cadbury Commons on the occasion of its grand opening and hereby welcomes this wonderful institution to the community of Cambridge as an great contributor to the quality of life in our city. Mayor Russell Order #1 scanSep 16
  911. 905905R Congratulations to the Dance Complex on the occasion of its five years of operation in the City of Cambridge. Councillor Sullivan Order #2 scanSep 16
  912. 906906R Resolution on the death of Richard James Pontes. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #3 scanSep 16
  913. 907907R Urge all citizens to be cognizant of and join in the planting of the "Tree of Knowledge" and the time capsule on Wednesday, September 11, 1996 at 1:00 p.m. Councillor Toomey Order #4 scanSep 16
  914. 908908R Resolution on the death of Alvin R. Garland. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Order #5 scanSep 16
  915. 909909R Congratulations to CCTV on the occasion of its first anniversary in Central Square and its eighth anniversary of operation. Councillor Sullivan Order #6 scanSep 16
  916. 910910R Best wishes to Tom Murphy for a speedy recovery. Councillor Galluccio Order #7 scanSep 16
  917. 911911R Resolution on the death of John A. Preston. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #8 scanSep 16
  918. 912912R Congratulations to "La Gran Charito Suarez" for the amusing and excellent CCTV commentary provided for the 150th Anniversary Parade. Councillor Reeves Order #9 scanSep 16
  919. 913913R Resolution on the death of Joseph Arthur Theriault, Sr. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Order #10 scanSep 16
  920. 914914R Resolution on the death of Emilia S. (Santos) Braga. Councillor Galluccio Order #11 scanSep 16
  921. 915915R Clean and deodorize the catch basins on Gore Street in the vicinity of the playground as soon as possible. Mayor Russell Order #12 scanSep 16
  922. 916916R Best wishes to AHORA for an enjoyable and successful open house, and urging Cambridge citizens to be cognizant of this worthwhile event. Councillor Toomey Order #13 scanSep 16
  923. 917917R Proclaim "Hastings-Tapley Insurance Agency Day" in the City of Cambridge, in recognition of the Agency's 130th anniversary. Mayor Russell Order #14 scanSep 16
  924. 918918R Congratulations to Charles Ash for being a finalist for the Governor's Silver Dove Award for his great work for the benefit of the elderly. Councillor Davis Order #16 scanSep 16
  925. 919919R Best wishes for a speedy recovery to Father Ignatius Pinisi of Sacred Heart. Councillor Toomey Order #17 scanSep 16
  926. 920920R Congratulate the YWCA's and The Body Shop's "A Week Without Violence" on Monday, October 7, 1996. Councillor Triantafillou and entire membership Order #21 scanSep 16
  927. 921921R Extend best wishes to Robert Bentley as he relocates from Cambridge to Lincoln, Massachusetts. Councillor Reeves Order #31 scanSep 16
  928. 922922R Honor and congratulations to Richard Bock on this day and wish him a continuing flourishing of his life and his career. Councillor Duehay Order #35 scanSep 16
  929. 923923R Congratulations to Robert and Joanne Perry on their Twenty-Fifth Wedding Anniversary. Councillor Toomey Order #36 scanSep 16
  930. 924924R Warm welcome and best wishes to Yun Yun, a new Chinese restaurant on Cambridge Street. Councillor Toomey Order #37 scanSep 16
  931. 925925R Congratulations to Leonard and Julia Brezinski on their Forty-Ninth Wedding Anniversary. Councillor Toomey Order #38 scanSep 16
  932. 926926R Resolution on the Fiftieth Birthday of Richard Rossi. Councillor Sullivan Order #39 scanSep 16
  933. 927927R Congratulations to Betty Morrison for receiving the John Phillip Sousa award, for her civic achievements over many years for leadership. Councillor Duehay, Mayor Russell and Councillor Triantafillou Order #40 scanSep 16
  934. 928928R Commend the City staff and leadership on its handling of the sewer break at the Larz Anderson Bridge. Councillors Davis and Triantafillou Order #41 scanSep 16
  935. 929929R Resolution on the death of Garfield E. Morrison, Sr., Lieutenant Morrison's father. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #42 scanSep 16
  936. 930930R Support The Cambridge Business Development Center which will help launch an innovative program and make a difference for entrepreneurs in Cambridge. Vice Mayor Born and entire membership Order #43 scanSep 16
  937. 931931R Resolution on the death of Jack Pritchard, father of Donna Pritchard. Mayor Russell and entire membership Order #44 scanSep 16
  938. 932932R Resolution on a surprise 40th birthday. Mayor Russell, Councillors Sullivan and Triantafillou Order #45 scanSep 16
  939. 933933R Congratulations to the organizers of the 32nd running of the Head of the Charles Regatta on their fine job, and wishing them well as they prepare for the "Head of the Charles - 1996!" Mayor Russell and entire membership Order #46 scanSep 16
  940. 934934R Congratulations to the members and staff of the Citywide Senior Center on its 1st anniversary and wish them Godspeed as they move forward toward their goal of involving seniors from all over the city in the events and programs at this wonderful center. Mayor Russell and entire membership Order #47 scanSep 16
  941. 935935R Resolution on the death of Kim Mafucci. Councillors Galluccio and Triantafillou Order #48 scanSep 16
  942. 936936R Congratulations to the Cambridge Rindge and Latin Football Team, the Falcons, who broke a forty game losing streak on Saturday, September 14, 1996 against Somerville. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #49 scanSep 16
  943. 937937R Resolution on the presentation from a Japanese delegation of a peace pole to the City of Cambridge. Order #54 scanSep 30
  944. 938938R Urge all Cantabrigians of all political persuasions and beliefs to vote in the September 17, 1996 primary election. Order #20 scanSep 30
  945. 939939R Retirement of Muriel Best from the Cambridge Hospital. Mayor Russell and entire membership Order #1 scanSep 30
  946. 940940R Retirement of Joan Fitzsimmons from the Cambridge Hospital. Mayor Russell and entire membership Order #2 scanSep 30
  947. 941941R Retirement of Joan Nemser from the Cambridge Hospital. Mayor Russell and entire membership Order #3 scanSep 30
  948. 942942R Retirement of Firefighter Timothy M. Foley from the Cambridge Fire Department. Mayor Russell and entire membership Order #4 scanSep 30
  949. 943943R Congratulations and best wishes to Frank and Wanda Pieciul on the occasion of their Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary. Councillor Toomey Order #5 scanSep 30
  950. 944944R Congratulations to Judge Joyce London Alexander on being the Award Recipient of the 13th Amelia Earhart Award from the Women's Education & Industrial Union. Councillor Sullivan Order #6 scanSep 30
  951. 945945R Encourage all citizens to participate in the 2nd Annual Lolly Walk to be held on October 20th at Fresh Pond. Councillor Sullivan Order #7 scanSep 30
  952. 946946R Second Annual Peace and Justice Awards will be held on Sunday, October 20, 1996 from 5:00 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. at the Episcopal Divinity School. Councillor Sullivan and Vice Mayor Born Order #11Sep 30
  953. 947947R Retirement of Louis Savoie, Manager of Employee Relations has retired from the Personnel Department. Councillor Sullivan, Mayor Russell and entire membership Order #14 scanSep 30
  954. 948948R Retirement of Helen Lewis, from the School Department. Mayor Russell, Vice Mayor Born and entire membership Order #15 scanSep 30
  955. 949949R Resolution to be prepared on the retirement of Joseph Todisco, employee of the Cambridge Hospital. Councillor Sullivan, Mayor Russell and entire membership Order #16 scanSep 30
  956. 950950R Resolution to be prepared on the retirement of Carlos Cordova, firefighter for the City of Cambridge. Councillor Sullivan, Mayor Russell and entire membership Order #17 scanSep 30
  957. 951951R Resolution to be prepared on the retirement of Lillian Keohane, School Department employee. Councillor Sullivan, Mayor Russell and entire membership Order #18 scanSep 30
  958. 952952R Resolution on the death of Irene (Silva) Costa. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #19 scanSep 30
  959. 953953R Just-A-Start's second annual Walk-A-Thon "Youth-On The Move" will be held on Saturday, October 5, 1996. Councillor Toomey Order #20 scanSep 30
  960. 954954R Congratulations to the City of Cambridge on receiving the 1996 Keville/Tierney Award for its leadership in cooperative regional planning for Urban Ring public transportation. Councillors Triantafillou and Davis Order #22 scanSep 30
  961. 955955R Support the pilot of Cambridge After Hours, a unique collaboration creating a late night safety zone for patrons of the establishments in the area. Councillor Sullivan and Mayor Russell Order #23 scanSep 30
  962. 956956R Support the exciting exhibit, "Ecology and Human Life" that will premiere in Cambridge on Monday, October 7, 1996 at 6:00 P.M. Mayor Russell Order #24 scanSep 30
  963. 957957R Support the celebration of Local Government Week during the week of September 29, 1996 and encouraging participation throughout the City. Mayor Russell Order #25 scanSep 30
  964. 958958R The Community Learning Center will be celebrating its 25th year on Tuesday, October 25, 1996 from 4:30 to 6:30 P.M. Mayor Russell and Councillor Sullivan Order #26 scanSep 30
  965. 959959R Plan for similar events as the 150th Anniversy to be included in a new annual Cambridge "Old Home Day Celebration." Vice Mayor Born and Councillor Sullivan Order #27 scanSep 30
  966. 960960R Resolution on the death of one of Harvard Square's most popular street performers, Igor Fokin. Mayor Russell, Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #28 scanSep 30
  967. 961961R Congratulations to the Cambridge Clergy for Affordable Housing, Interfaith Action and the Real Estate Cafe and all the volunteer participants in the 48 Harvey Street House Project. Councillor Triantafillou Order #29 scanSep 30
  968. 962962R Resolution on the children of Cambridge -- They are our future. Mayor Russell and entire membership Order #30 scanSep 30
  969. 963963R Congratulations to the CRLS Falcons football team for their Number Fourteen ranking in the Boston Herald's Division One Sweet Sixteen rankings. Councillor Galluccio Order #31 scanSep 30
  970. 964964R Resolution on the death of Louise A. (Coughlin) Galligan. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #32 scanSep 30
  971. 965965R Resolution on the death of Dolores Ann McLaughlin. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #33 scanSep 30
  972. 966966R Appreciation to the Police Department for the efforts to alert the East Cambridge neighborhood of the recent rape and the need for neighborhood awareness and caution. Councillor Toomey Order #34 scanSep 30
  973. 967967R Thanks and appreciation to the many City employees and other members of the community who helped to make the Family Day at Danehy Park such a success. Councillor Davis Order #35 scanSep 30
  974. 968968R Resolution on the death of Joan A. (Fitzgerald) Keefe. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #38 scanSep 30
  975. 969969R Congratulations and best wishes to Joseph Bourne and Johnnie Bourne on the celebration of their 55th Wedding Anniversary. Councillor Reeves Order #42Sep 30
  976. 970970R Congratulations and best wishes to the entire Sam family for their contributions to the City of Cambridge. Councillor Reeves Order #43 scanSep 30
  977. 971971R Designate the corner of River and Howard Streets as "Haynes Square" in memory of Deacon Marcus D.Haynes and Marcus D. Haynes, Jr. Councillor Reeves Order #44 scanSep 30
  978. 972972R Congratulations to the winner of the Minor League All Stars East Division who were victorious over the North Division. Mayor Russell Order #47 scanSep 30
  979. 973973R Resolution on the death of McGeorge Bundy. Councillor Duehay and entire membership Order #48 scanSep 30
  980. 974974R Resolution on the retirement of Al Vellucci, Jr. from the Cambridge Hospital. Councillor Galluccio Order #49 scanSep 30
  981. 975975R Inauguration of Reverend William P. Leahy, S.J. as the 25th President of Boston College, to be conducted October 18, 1996. Councillor Sullivan Order #50 scanSep 30
  982. 976976R Proclaim the week of October 6-12, 1996, as Fire Prevention Week. Mayor Russell Order #51 scanSep 30
  983. 977977R Resolution on the death of Mildred M. (Morrison) McDermott. Councillors Toomey and Sullivan and entire membership Order #54 scanSep 30
  984. 978978R Resolution on the death of Rosemary Danehy Grimshaw. Vice Mayor Born and entire membership Order #55 scanSep 30
  985. 979979R Congratulations to the filmmakers, Debra Chasnoff and Helen Cohen, on the occasion of the Boston premiere of "It's Elementary." Councillor Triantfillou Order #56 scanSep 30
  986. 980980R Hearty welcome to Boston Seafarms, an exciting new commercial venture in Cambridge. Vice Mayor Born Order #57 scanSep 30
  987. 981981R Prepare resolution on the marriage of Cy and Linda Gaudette. Councillor Toomey Order #58 scanSep 30
  988. 982982R Congratulations to the President on signing a Comprehensive Test Ban as an important step toward the elimination of the nuclear threat. Vice Mayor Born and Mayor Russell Order #59 scanSep 30
  989. 983983R Resolution on the death of Irene R. (Galvin) Duffley. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #60 scanSep 30
  990. 984984R Resolution on the death of Margaret (Lane) Downey. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #62 scanSep 30
  991. 985985R Resolution on the death of Mary R. Droney. Councillors Sullivan, Galluccio and entire membership Order #63 scanSep 30
  992. 986986R Resolution on the death of James J. Travers, Jr. Councillors Sullivan, Galluccio and entire membership Order #64 scanSep 30
  993. 987987R Resolution on the death of Dominic Leopardi. Councillors Sullivan, Galluccio and entire membership Order #65 scanSep 30
  994. 988988R Resolution on the death of Carmeta (Ince) Johnson. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Order #66 scanSep 30
  995. 989989R Resolution on the death of Catherine M. McCann. Councillors Sullivan, Galluccio and entire membership Order #67 scanSep 30
  996. 990990R Resolution on the death of Maria R. (Blais) Lamoretti. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Order #68 scanSep 30
  997. 991991R Best wishes for a speedy recovery to Bob Coe of the MIS Department. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #69 scanSep 30
  998. 992992R Best wishes for a speedy recovery to Gail Enman, who was recently hospitalized. Councillor Davis and entire membership Order #70 scanSep 30
  999. 993993R Congratulations to the new officers of the Portuguese American Club. Councillors Toomey, Galluccio, Triantafillou and entire membership Order #71 scanSep 30
  1000. 994994R Committee on the 150th Anniversary of Cambridge as a City propose a process to focus on future issues of Cambridge. Councillor Davis Order #77 scanSep 30
  1001. 995995R WordsWorth Books is celebrating its 20th anniversary by opening a new store in Harvard Square, Curious George Goes to WordsWorth and declare Friday, October 4, Margret Rey Day in Cambridge in honor of her distinguished contributions to children's literature. Councillor Duehay and entire membership Order #78 scanSep 30
  1002. 996996R Congratulations to Hillel Stavis for his signal business and literary successes and for contributions to the imaginative and creative climate of Harvard Square. Councillor Duehay and entire membership Order #79 scanSep 30
  1003. 997997R Resolution on the death of Gina Baldini. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #2 scanOct 7
  1004. 998998R Observe the month of November as National Hospice Month in the City of Cambridge and encourage the support of fellow citizens in associated Hospice activities and programs. Mayor Russell Order #3 scanOct 7
  1005. 999999R Proclaim the week of October 6th as National Mental Awareness Week in the City of Cambridge. Mayor Russell Order #4 scanOct 7
  1006. 10001000R Special resolution in honor of a Cambridge couple celebrating their Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary. Councillor Duehay Order #5 scanOct 7
  1007. 10011001R Commendations to Cynthia Toomer, Paul Schlaver, Charlie Carroll, Todd Marinoff and Valerie Roman on the investigation of a consumer's complaint, initiated by contact with the City's Web page, regarding Lechmere's overcharging of its customers. Councillor Duehay Order #9 scanOct 7
  1008. 10021002R Resolution on the death of Kenneth T. Robinson, Sr.. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #10 scanOct 7
  1009. 10031003R Resolution on the death of Margaret M. Frausel. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #11 scanOct 7
  1010. 10041004R Congratulations to Mayor Russell and former Mayor Wolf on the occasion of their investiture and rededication as members of the Troop Committee of Girl Scout Troop 1705. Councillor Sullivan Order #12 scanOct 7
  1011. 10051005R Designate Tuesday, October 15, 1996 as "Raffi Day" in the City of Cambridge and extend to Raffi the appreciation of children of all ages. Councillor Sullivan Order #14 scanOct 7
  1012. 10061006R Congratulations to Michael Nicoloro on his nomination to the Executive Committee of the MWRA. Councillor Toomey Order #15 scanOct 7
  1013. 10071007R Gratitude to the Water Department personnel involved in the training provided during the summer months at the Water Treatment Facility. Councillor Toomey Order #16 scanOct 7
  1014. 10081008R Congratulations to the second graduating class of the Youthbuild/Just-A-Start Program. Councillors Toomey and Sullivan Order #17 scanOct 7
  1015. 10091009R Prepare resolution wishing Reverend Joseph Collins a speedy recovery. Councillor Sullivan Order #18 scanOct 7
  1016. 10101010R Resolution on the death of James P. Chaisson. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #19 scanOct 7
  1017. 10111011R Congratulations and best wishes to Charles and Roseann L. Poirier on the occasion of their Thirty-Fifth Wedding Anniversary. Councillor Toomey Order #20 scanOct 7
  1018. 10121012R Gratitude and congratulations to the Cambridge Women's Center on the occasion of its 25th Anniversary. Councillor Triantafillou Order #21 scanOct 7
  1019. 10131013R Support the work of the Boston Ballet Company and the superior instruction and performances it offers. Vice Mayor Born Order #24 scanOct 7
  1020. 10141014R Extend thanks to Mary Russell, Shelly McGarry, Michael and Eve Sullivan, Owen and Marina McGarry for plantings near the ball field at Rindge Field. Vice Mayor Born Order #26 scanOct 7
  1021. 10151015R The March for Justice will be held on October 12, 1996 in Washington, D.C. for the defense of immigrant rights and the identity of our country as a country of immigrants. Vice Mayor Born Order #27 scanOct 7
  1022. 10161016R Encourage the efforts of Paul O'Donnell, of the Central Square Post Office on volunteering to design a special "pictorial cancellation" to commemorate the City's 150th Anniversary as a City. Vice Mayor Born Order #29 scanOct 7
  1023. 10171017R The Child Care Resource Center is celebrating its Twenty-Fifth Anniversary with the showing of Twilight: Los Angeles, 1992, a one-woman show from Anna Deavere Smith, about the Los Angeles riots. Councillor Sullivan Order #33 scanOct 7
  1024. 10181018R Best wishes to Jack "Bonesy" Mahoney as he leaves the office of Speaker Charles Flaherty for the green pastures of the Metropolitan District Commission. Councillors Toomey, Galluccio, Mayor Russell and Councillor Sullivan Order #37 scanOct 7
  1025. 10191019R Congratulations to Michael and Dorothy McColgan on the occasion of their Twenty-Fifth Wedding Anniversary. Councillor Toomey Order #40 scanOct 7
  1026. 10201020R Extend congratulations to the Cosmos and Damian Society on the occasion of their Seventieth Anniversary which will be celebrated on Sunday, October 20, 1996 at Lombardos. Councillor Sullivan Order #41 scanOct 7
  1027. 10211021R Wish a special welcome home to a special Cantabrigian. Councillor Reeves Order #45 scanOct 7
  1028. 10221022R Reaffirm support and gratitude for the many contributions of the Necco Candy Company to the City of Cambridge. Mayor Russell, Councillors Sullivan, Galluccio and Triantafillou Order #46 scanOct 7
  1029. 10231023R Congratulations to Councillor Frank Duehay, Mayor Emeritus Walter Sullivan and all nineteen distinguished honorees, and the Cambridge Alumni Association on the occasion of the inaugural Cambridge Alumni Association Hall of Fame Dinner. Councillors Sullivan, Galluccio and Triantafillou Order #47 scanOct 7
  1030. 10241024R Thanks and appreciation to founder and organizer Judy Motzkin, and to all Cambridgeport artists who welcomed the public to their studios and workspaces for Cambridgeport Artists Open Studios. Councillors Davis, Sullivan, Vice Mayor Born, Councillors Galluccio and Triantafillou Order #48 scanOct 7
  1031. 10251025R Prepare resolution on the retirement of Chuck Mountain, from the North Cambridge Little League. Councillors Galluccio and Triantafillou Order #49 scanOct 7
  1032. 10261026R Urge all to participate in the Housing Resource Fair on Saturday, October 19, 1996 from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at the Senior Center in Central Square. Mayor Russell, Councillors Sullivan, Galluccio and Triantafillou Order #50 scanOct 7
  1033. 10271027R Congratulations to Richard Sevieri, Cambridge Police Department, for receiving the Best Crime Analysis Unit Award in the United States for the production of the annual report. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Born, Councillor Davis, Mayor Russell and Councillor Galluccio Order #51 scanOct 7
  1034. 10281028R Resolution on the death of Viola (Sarchioni) Megan. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #52 scanOct 7
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  1043. 10371037R Wish all Cantabrigians a Happy Columbus Day on October 14, 1996. Councillors Galluccio and Triantafillou Order #62 scanOct 7
  1044. 10381038R Congratulations to Thomas F. Cahill, former Chief Fire Alarm worker and now Chief of Operations for Emergency Communications, or his thirty three years of excellent work in fire/emergency communications. Councillors Duehay, Sullivan, Mayor Russell, Vice Mayor Born, Councillors Galluccio and Triantafillou Order #64 scanOct 7
  1045. 10391039R Very warm welcome to the Boston and Cambridge area to the Gardi Officers. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan, Mayor Russell and Councillor Galluccio Order #65 scanOct 7
  1046. 10401040R Congratulations on the graduation of a very special young Cantabrigian. Councillor Toomey Order #66 scanOct 7
  1047. 10411041R Prepare a resolution on the sudden death of Niraj Malik, Facilities Manager for the Cambridge School Department. Mayor Russell and entire membership Order #67 scanOct 7
  1048. 10421042R Congratulations to the North Cambridge Crime Task Force on being selected as a National Night Out All-Star Award winner for outstanding leadership and participation in the "13th Annual National Night Out" (NNO) crime and drug prevention program. Mayor Russell and Councillor Sullivan Order #2 scanOct 21
  1049. 10431043R Congratulations to the volunteers of the North Cambridge Senior Center for their wonderful efforts. Mayor Russell Order #3 scanOct 21
  1050. 10441044R Special welcome to Reverend Jesse L. Jackson, Sr., the 1996 Theodore H. White lecturer on Press and Politics at the J. F. Kennedy School of Government. Councillor Reeves Order #12 scanOct 21
  1051. 10451045R First Anniversary of the historic "Million Man March." Councillor Reeves Order #13 scanOct 21
  1052. 10461046R Wish good luck to the Cambridge Rindge and Latin School's restructuring effort. Councillor Reeves Order #14 scanOct 21
  1053. 10471047R Congratulations to Larry Rosenstock and Rob Riordan on receipt of a $2.2 million grant to study school-to-work issues. Councillor Reeves Order #15 scanOct 21
  1054. 10481048R Resolution on the death of Richard Modica. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #16 scanOct 21
  1055. 10491049R The Ninth Annual Spina Bifida fundraiser will be held on November 22, a Las Vegas Night, at the Somerville City Club. Councillor Toomey Order #17 scanOct 21
  1056. 10501050R Congratulations to the Phoenix Landing on its First Year Anniversary. Councillor Toomey Order #18 scanOct 21
  1057. 10511051R Congratulations to the Senior Center on its First Anniversary and urge all seniors to participate in the planned festivities. Councillor Davis and Vice Mayor Born Order #19 scanOct 21
  1058. 10521052R Appreciation to Iona Smith Nze for her service to the City and extend our best wishes to her as she enters the Episcopal Divinity School. Councillor Reeves Order #20 scanOct 21
  1059. 10531053R Resolution on the death of Albert J. D'Entremont. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #21 scanOct 21
  1060. 10541054R Resolution on the death of Theresa M. (Molinari) Roffi. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan and entire membership Order #22 scanOct 21
  1061. 10551055R Resolution on the death of Joseph Mabardy. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #23 scanOct 21
  1062. 10561056R Resolution on the death of Samuel Lamkin. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #24 scanOct 21
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  1086. 10801080R Extend appreciation to Dr. Sandler, Dr. Zervas and Dr. Perlo for a heroic emergency episode which saved the life of Shih Tsun Chan at a Chinese Restaurant on Massachusetts Avenue. Councillor Sullivan Order #59 scanOct 21
  1087. 10811081R Retirement of Clement Jones from the Public Works Department. Mayor Russell and entire membership Order #60 scanOct 21
  1088. 10821082R Congratulations to Cambridge residents who will row in the "Head of the Charles" Race with particular congratulations to the CRLS Girl's, who are part of the Community Rowing Inc. Team. Councillor Davis Order #62 scanOct 21
  1089. 10831083R A conference will convene in Cambridge entitled: Leading for Life" the conference will bring nationally recognized experts to focus on the "National Emergency" impact of AIDS on the African American community. Councillor Reeves Order #63 scanOct 21
  1090. 10841084R Warm welcome to Dr. Joycelyn Elders, Former U.S. Surgeon General, to Cambridge to read from her new book entitled, "Joycelyn Elders, M.D." on Monday, October 28, 1996. Councillor Reeves Order #65 scanOct 21
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  1104. 10981098R Congratulations to the North Cambridge Crime Task Force on their "A Day Without Graffiti," a neighborhood clean-up on Saturday, October 26, 1996. Mayor Russell, Councillors Sullivan and Galluccio Order #93 scanOct 21
  1105. 10991099R The sale of Continental Cable and its impact on Cable T.V. subscribers be referred to the Cable Committee for discussion. Mayor Russell and Councillor Galluccio Order #95 scanOct 21
  1106. 11001100R Resolution on the Fiftieth Birthday of John Devaney, of the Cambridge Hospital. Councillors Sullivan and Triantafillou Order #96 scanOct 21
  1107. 11011101R Proclaim November 1, 1996 as National Family Literacy Day in the City of Cambridge. Mayor Russell Order #1 scanOct 28
  1108. 11021102R The annual city-wide interfaith Thanksgiving service will be held on Sunday evening, November 24th at 7:30 p.m. at the Harvard Epworth United Methodist Church at 1555 Massachusetts Avenue. Mayor Russell Order #2 scanOct 28
  1109. 11031103R Congratulations to Captain Lawrence Ferazani on being the recipient of the "Firefighter of the Year for Community Service Award" and further extend to him our appreciation for his service to the community. Councillor Sullivan Order #4 scanOct 28
  1110. 11041104R The Necco Company's historic water tower, on Massachusetts Avenue, has been refashioned as the largest "Roll of Necco Wafers." Councillor Duehay Order #10 scanOct 28
  1111. 11051105R Resolution on the tragic deaths of five police officers from Lowell. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #11 scanOct 28
  1112. 11061106R Best wishes to Assistant Attorney General Michael Cassidy, Chief of Criminal Investigations, on his new position as Associate Dean of Academics at Boston College Law School. Councillor Sullivan Order #12 scanOct 28
  1113. 11071107R Resolution on the death of Cynthia Weir. Vice Mayor Born and entire membership Order #15 scanOct 28
  1114. 11081108R Special thank you to Mario Cooper, Dr. Alvin F. Poussaint, Henry Louis Gates, Jr., Marian Wright Edelman and all those who participated in the "Leading for Life" African American Leadership meeting. Councillor Reeves Order #19 scanOct 28
  1115. 11091109R Welcome poet, novelist and Village Voice columnist, Thulani Davis, who will visit Cambridge on Tuesday, November 12, 1996. Councillor Reeves Order #20 scanOct 28
  1116. 11101110R Welcome James Earl Hardy, author of "B-Boy Blues," proclaimed to be a masterpiece of both black and gay literature. Councillor Reeves Order #21 scanOct 28
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  1132. 11261126R Welcoming "Abbey Road" to Cambridge and extend best wishes to Peter McAuliffe and Kevin Griffin. Councillor Reeves Order #11 scanNov 4
  1133. 11271127R CHANUKAH in the City of Cambridge December 5 - 13, 1996. Mayor Russell Order #12 scanNov 4
  1134. 11281128R Resolutions on Cambridge College Homecoming event. Mayor Russell Order #13 scanNov 4
  1135. 11291129R Resolution on Mediation Week, November 17-23, 1996. Councillor Triantafillou Order #14 scanNov 4
  1136. 11301130R Resolution on the Poetry AIDS Quilt and to Louisa Solano for her involvement in this project. Vice Mayor Born and Mayor Russell Order #15 scanNov 4
  1137. 11311131R Resolutions thanking Professor Rose Frisch for her work with the Health of the City Project and her ethical standards. Councillor Davis Order #17 scanNov 4
  1138. 11321132R Resolution of the Women's Bar Association Seventh Annual Gala and the presentation of the "Lelia J. Robinson Award." Mayor Russell Order #19 scanNov 4
  1139. 11331133R Inviting the Charles River Watershed Initiative and the Massachusetts Water Resources Authority to use accessible public space at City Hall to hold meetings which concern the community. Councillor Davis Order #22 scanNov 4
  1140. 11341134R Reminding the inhabitants of the city to vote in the election of Tuesday, November 5, 1996. Councillor Davis Order #25 scanNov 4
  1141. 11351135R Resolution on the death of Wesley Alleyne. Councillor Reeves Order #28 scanNov 4
  1142. 11361136R Congratulations to Reverend Dr. Thomas Mikelson on his Twenty-Fifth Anniversary of his Ordination. Councillors Duehay and Reeves Order #29 scanNov 4
  1143. 11371137R Resolution on the death of Alida M. (Doherty) Daley. Mayor Russell, Councillors Sullivan, Galluccio and entire membership Order #31 scanNov 4
  1144. 11381138R The East Cambridge Crime Watch will take place on Wednesday, December 13, 1996. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan, Mayor Russell, Councillors Galluccio and Triantafillou Order #32 scanNov 4
  1145. 11391139R Best wishes on the Sixty-Fifth Birthday of his Eminence Bernard Cardinal Law on Monday, November 4, 1996. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan, Galluccio, Duehay and Reeves Order #33 scanNov 4
  1146. 11401140R Best wishes on a surprise Fiftieth Birthday to someone special. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan, Galluccio and Triantafillou Order #34 scanNov 4
  1147. 11411141R Best wishes for a speedy recovery to Anna Sullivan. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan, Galluccio and Triantafillou Order #35 scanNov 4
  1148. 11421142R An informational picket line by the Harvard Union of Clerical and Technical Workers is set up outside Massachusetts Hall because of the planned cut in healthcare and dental insurance benefits to 500 workers. Councillors Triantafillou and Galluccio Order #37 scanNov 4
  1149. 11431143R Best wishes to the First Annual St. Mary's Parish Union. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan, Galluccio, Mayor Russell and Councillors Triantafillou Order #39 scanNov 4
  1150. 11441144R Wish the Manning Apartments good luck in their "fair" to be held on Saturday, November 9, 1996. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan, Galluccio and Triantafillou Order #40 scanNov 4
  1151. 11451145R Appreciation to Andras Riedlmayer, Jeffrey Spurr and William Lindsay for their invaluable efforts to rebuild library collections in Sarajevo. Councillors Davis, Galluccio and Triantafillou Order #41 scanNov 4
  1152. 11461146R Congratulations on the Eightieth Anniversary of the Western Avenue Baptist Church. Councillors Reeves, Galluccio, Sullivan, Mayor Russell and Councillor Triantafillou Order #42 scanNov 4
  1153. 11471147R An informational display and exhibit on AIDS at City Hall for World AIDS Day on December 1, 1996. Councillors Reeves, Galluccio and Triantafillou Order #43 scanNov 4
  1154. 11481148R Congratulations to the Reverend Peter Gomes on the publication of his new book, "The Good Book." Councillors Reeves, Galluccio and Triantafillou Order #44 scanNov 4
  1155. 11491149R Resolution on the death of Pauline H. (Webber) Shannon. Councillors Sullivan, Galluccio, Triantafillou and entire membership Order #45 scanNov 4
  1156. 11501150R Prepare resolution on the death of Laura Brown, Chair of Cambridgeport Planning Team. Councillors Sullivan, Davis and entire membership Order #46 scanNov 4
  1157. 11511151R Prepare resolution on the death of Mary Cataldo. Councillors Toomey, Galluccio, Sullivan and Triantafillou Order #47 scanNov 4
  1158. 11521152R Congratulations and best wishes to East Cambridge Savings Bank at its Open House and Ribbon Cutting for its new operations center on November 19, 1996. Councillor Sullivan Order #2 scanNov 18
  1159. 11531153R Congratulations to the Election Commission and its staff for a job well done. Councillors Sullivan and Toomey Order #3 scanNov 18
  1160. 11541154R Appreciation and thanks to Roberta Miller for creating and leading a strategic goal setting session which enabled both citizens and City Councillors to experience a cooperative approach to policy making. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #6 scanNov 18
  1161. 11551155R Resolution on the death of Jessie K. (Wright) O'Neil-Malcolm. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #7 scanNov 18
  1162. 11561156R Celebration of Putnam Square Apartment's 25th Anniversary. Mayor Russell and Councillor Sullivan Order #8 scanNov 18
  1163. 11571157R Congratulations to all officials elected on Tuesday, November 5, 1996. Councillor Sullivan Order #9 scanNov 18
  1164. 11581158R Resolution on a surprise Seventieth Birthday to someone special. Councillor Toomey Order #10 scanNov 18
  1165. 11591159R The Sgt. Ralph Ferracane V.F. W. Post No. 3273 will hold a Thanksgiving Dinner celebration on Sunday November 24, 1996 beginning at 11:00 a.m. Councillor Toomey Order #12 scanNov 18
  1166. 11601160R Congratulations to Shaun Clarke and Peter Ritzau for their hard work on their social studies project and to their teacher, Marcia Baynes for her ability to motivate these fine young men to learn more about their local government. Councillor Toomey Order #14 scanNov 18
  1167. 11611161R Congratulations to Li Chen and Lashunda Hamner, CRLS students, on their prize-winning essays and appreciation to the Isaac Taylor V.F.W. Post for sponsoring this contest. Councillor Toomey Order #15 scanNov 18
  1168. 11621162 Resolution on the death of Mary A. (DiRenzo) Capodilupo. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan and entire membership Order #16 scanNov 18
  1169. 11631163R Resolution on the death of Arthur Travers, Jr. Councillors Sullivan, Toomey and entire membership Order #17 scanNov 18
  1170. 11641164R Congratulations to the new officers of the East Cambridge Planning Team Councillors Toomey and Sullivan Order #19 scanNov 18
  1171. 11651165R Expression of sympathy and concern to Bernadette Valentin in her time of tragic loss through a devastating fire. Councillors Toomey and Reeves Order #20 scanNov 18
  1172. 11661166R Grand opening celebration and fundraising event for The Brazilian Cultural Center of New England on November 16, 1996 at their new location at 310 Webster Avenue. Councillor Reeves Order #23 scanNov 18
  1173. 11671167R Resolution on the death of Theresa B. (Murray) Dunn. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #24 scanNov 18
  1174. 11681168R Resolution on the death of Pauline E. (Dickerson) Corcoran. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #25 scanNov 18
  1175. 11691169R Urge all citizens to be cognizant of and to join in the celebration of the tree lighting ceremony on November 29, 1996 at the Charles Square Courtyard, located at the corner of Elliot and Bennett Streets at 4:00 p.m. Councillor Sullivan and Mayor Russell Order #26 scanNov 18
  1176. 11701170R Congratulations to Thomas J. Lucey on his appointment as Director of Government and Community Affairs of the Cambridge Chamber of Commerce. Councillor Toomey Order #27 scanNov 18
  1177. 11711171R Best wishes to School Committee Member Joseph Grassi and his fiancee, Dawn, on their recent engagement. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #30 scanNov 18
  1178. 11721172R Resolution on the death of Celia (Mele) DiMasi. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #31 scanNov 18
  1179. 11731173R Good luck to the students of the Morse School who will hold a holiday performance entitled A Candlelight Treasury of Holiday Songs on Wednesday, December 18, 1996 at 9:00 a.m. in the Morse School Auditorium. Councillors Sullivan and Toomey Order #32 scanNov 18
  1180. 11741174R Encouraging Draper Lab to continue the negotiations with the union to resolve their differences as soon as possible. Councillor Sullivan Order #33 scanNov 18
  1181. 11751175R The 113th Annual Corporate Members' Meeting of the Cambridge Family YMCA will honor Helen F. Moulton at the Spirit Mind and Body Tribute on December 3, 1996 at the Cambridge Center Marriott. Mayor Russell Order #35 scanNov 18
  1182. 11761176R Congratulations to Dr. Joseph B. Martin, Chancellor of the University of California at San Francisco as he becomes the next Dean of the Faculty of Medicine at Harvard. Mayor Russell and Vice Mayor Born Order #36 scanNov 18
  1183. 11771177R Resolution on the death of Julia Critchfield. Councillor Sullivan Order #39 scanNov 18
  1184. 11781178R Best wishes on the occasion of the opening of Corcoran, Finigan & Moran, LLP. Councillor Sullivan Order #42 scanNov 18
  1185. 11791179R Congratulations to Father Kevin Toomey on his appointment as Pastor of Saint Brendan's Church in Dorchester. Councillors Toomey and Sullivan Order #46 scanNov 18
  1186. 11801180R Resolution on the death of Mary T. (DiTucci) Silva. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #47 scanNov 18
  1187. 11811181R Resolution on the death of Raymond J. Adams. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #48 scanNov 18
  1188. 11821182R Congratulations to Sylvia Piltch and Mary Shetterly on being the recipient of the first annual "Friends of the Library" Award to be held on Thursday, November 14, 1996 at 7:00 p.m. at the Cambridge Public Library. Councillor Davis Order #49 scanNov 18
  1189. 11831183R Congratulations to Cambridge Pop Warner "B" Team football players and cheerleaders on beating Amherst, NH, the New Hampshire State Champions. Councillor Galluccio and Mayor Russell Order #58 scanNov 18
  1190. 11841184R Congratulations and best wishes to Dr. Janet C. Moses, the Reverend Howard A. McLendon, and the family of Marie C. Cedrone on being recognized for community service in Cambridge and at MIT. Councillor Sullivan, Mayor Russell and Councillor Reeves Order #64 scanNov 18
  1191. 11851185R Resolution on the death of Lena F. (Anciello) Orazine. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Order #66 scanNov 18
  1192. 11861186R Best wishes for a speedy recovery to Officer Joseph S. West of the M.I.T. Police Department. Councillor Reeves Order #67 scanNov 18
  1193. 11871187R Welcome Nnenna Freelon back "Home" for her debut Columbia Record album "Shaking Free" at the Regatta Bar on Friday, November 22, 1996. Councillor Reeves Order #68 scanNov 18
  1194. 11881188R Congratulations to the "Living Center" on its Thanksgiving Dinner to be held on Tuesday, November 26, 1996 at the Hynes Auditorium. Councillor Reeves Order #69 scanNov 18
  1195. 11891189R Congratulations to Henry Hampton on receiving the Film and Video Foundation Festival Annual Award. Councillor Reeves Order #71 scanNov 18
  1196. 11901190R Congratulations to the directors and program staff of the WGBH program "The Group." Councillor Reeves Order #72 scanNov 18
  1197. 11911191R The Cambridge Visiting Nurse Association, a VNA Care Network agency, needs volunteers to assist in administrative projects. Mayor Russell Order #74 scanNov 18
  1198. 11921192R Resolution on the death of Ann Marie Hawkins. Mayor Russell, Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #75 scanNov 18
  1199. 11931193R Thanks to the members of the Kendall Community Group and welcome to the new members. Councillors Sullivan, Galluccio and Triantafillou Order #76 scanNov 18
  1200. 11941194R Prepare a resolution on the occasion of the Ninetieth Birthday of Robert Sweeney. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #77 scanNov 18
  1201. 11951195R Express appreciation and thanks to Cambridge Auxiliary Police Lieutenants John Graham, John Boudreau, Cambridge Auxiliary Sergeant John O'Leary, and Cambridge Auxiliary Police Patrol Officers Mary Boudreau and Ken Porter for their flood-related services. Councillors Sullivan, Galluccio, Mayor Russell and Councillor Triantafillou Order #81 scanNov 18
  1202. 11961196R Declare the evening of November 24, 1996 as THE EVENING OF GIVING in the City of Cambridge. Mayor Russell Order #1 scanNov 25
  1203. 11971197R Congratulations and best wishes to Ruth and Ulysses Gore on the occasion of their forty-second Wedding Anniversary on Sunday, December 12, 1996, and wish for them continued health and happiness in the future. Councillor Reeves Order #2 scanNov 25
  1204. 11981198R Resolution on the death of Manuel J. Souza. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #3 scanNov 25
  1205. 11991199R Best wishes for a speedy recovery to Charles Watson. Councillor Sullivan Order #4 scanNov 25
  1206. 12001200R Congratulations to the Mount Moriah Lodge #9 on their long history in the City of Cambridge. Councillor Reeves Order #5 scanNov 25
  1207. 12011201R Thanks to the Cambridge Post Office for its generous efforts to commemorate and celebrate the 150th anniversary of our City. Mayor Russell Order #9 scanNov 25
  1208. 12021202R Resolution on the death of Phyllis A. (Collins) Lavertu. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #10 scanNov 25
  1209. 12031203R Resolution on the death of George J. Alves. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #11 scanNov 25
  1210. 12041204R Retirement of **Florence Breau** from the Cambridge Hospital after fourteen years of service. **Mayor Russell** **Order #12** scanNov 25
  1211. 12051205R Congratulations to **Richard Bentubo** on the occasion on completing the Ocean State Marathon. **Councillor Sullivan** **Order #13** scanNov 25
  1212. 12061206R Resolution on the death of **James Hannon**. **Councillor Sullivan and entire membership** **Order #14** scanNov 25
  1213. 12071207R Thank and congratulate Charles Flaherty as he completes his distinguished service to the City of Cambridge and the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and wish him health and happiness in future endeavors. **Vice Mayor Born** **Order #18** scanNov 25
  1214. 12081208R Congratulations to all those involved in the Cambridge Historical Society's new publication, Cambridge on the Cutting Edge. **Vice Mayor Born** **Order #19** scanNov 25
  1215. 12091209R Urge all Cambridge residents to participate in the Cambridge Food Pantry Network's Annual Holiday Food Drive effort. **Vice Mayor Born** **Order #20** scanNov 25
  1216. 12101210R Prepare resolution on the death of **Leonard Naginsky**. **Councillor Toomey and entire membership** **Order #21** scanNov 25
  1217. 12111211R Congratulations to the Pop Warner Team who advanced to the semi-finals of the New England Regional of Pop Warner Championship by beating North Attleboro 12-6. Councillor Galluccio Order #23 scanNov 25
  1218. 12121212R Congratulations to the Buckingham, Browne and Nichols Girls Soccer Team on winning the New England Prep School Championship. Councillor Galluccio Order #24 scanNov 25
  1219. 12131213R Special congratulations to Rebekah Splaine and Julia Powell of Cambridge on being the "All League Selections." Councillor Galluccio Order #25 scanNov 25
  1220. 12141214R Applaud Dr. S. Allen Counter on taking on the mission of having a United States Naval Ship named after a noted African-American explorer of the North Pole, Matthew Alexander Henson. Councillor Galluccio Order #26 scanNov 25
  1221. 12151215R Happy Birthday Greetings to Hazel Mary Kearns on her One Hundredth Birthday. Councillor Davis and entire membership Order #27 scanNov 25
  1222. 12161216R Congratulations to the Cambridge Rindge and Latin School Football and Cheerleaders on their vibrant and exciting season and wish them the best of luck for a victory on Thanksgiving Day at Harvard Stadium against Everett. Councillor Galluccio Order #29 scanNov 25
  1223. 12171217R Congratulations to Les Marino and Modern Continental Companies, Inc., as they celebrate the opening of their new corporate offices at 600 Memorial Drive. Councillor Reeves Order #31 scanNov 25
  1224. 12181218R Congratulations to Alice Wolf and Kate and Phil Villers and other awardees as they are honored by the Commonwealth Coalition's Second Annual Progressive Leadership Awards. Councillor Reeves Order #35 scanNov 25
  1225. 12191219R Happy Eightieth Birthday to Robert Bentley from the citizens of Cambridge. Councillor Reeves Order #36 scanNov 25
  1226. 12201220R Congratulations to Sandy Francis, Jr. and Brenda Harbin on their engagement and their upcoming nuptials at St. George's Grenada, West Indies. Councillor Reeves Order #37 scanNov 25
  1227. 12211221R Congratulations to Margo Strucker, a CRLS Junior, on being selected to participate in the Paul A. Kaplan Critics' Circle Award in participation with the Wang Center's Young at Arts Program. Councillor Galluccio Order #39 scanNov 25
  1228. 12221222R Prepare a resolution on the Twenty Fifth Anniversary of the Clube Desportivo Faialence. Councillor Toomey Order #43 scanNov 25
  1229. 12231223R Welcome Gregory M. Aufiero to the family business of Donovan-Aufiero Funeral Home in Cambridge and wish him success in the business community. Councillor Sullivan Order #48 scanNov 25
  1230. 12241224R Congratulate Cambridge Cares About AIDS for its remarkable job in assisting persons with AIDS in so many ways as well as in increasing public understanding and concern for persons with AIDS. Councillors Reeves, Triantafillou, Sullivan, Mayor Russell and Councillor Galluccio Order #49 scanNov 25
  1231. 12251225R Wish Sue Clippinger and her family a good, healthy, and speedy recovery. Councillors Davis, Triantafillou, Sullivan and Mayor Russell Order #51 scanNov 25
  1232. 12261226R A lunch with Santa at the Parish Hall at St. Anthony's Church to benefit Erin Geraghty, a two year old who has undergone a heart transplant. Councillors Toomey, Galluccio, Sullivan, Mayor Russell and Councillor Triantafillou Order #53 scanNov 25
  1233. 12271227R Resolution on the death of Doleather (Eagle) Neal. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Order #54 scanNov 25
  1234. 12281228R Resolution on the death of Catherine M. Hanley. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #56 scanNov 25
  1235. 12291229R Resolution on the death of Joseph R. Powers. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #58 scanNov 25
  1236. 12301230R Wish a speedy recovery to Peggy Garland. Councillors Galluccio, Triantafillou, Sullivan and Mayor Russell Order #59 scanNov 25
  1237. 12311231R Wish a speedy recovery to Sue McLaughlin. Councillors Galluccio, Triantafillou, Sullivan and Mayor Russell Order #60 scanNov 25
  1238. 12321232R Resolution on the death of Elizabeth A. (McCarthy) O'Brien. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #61 scanNov 25
  1239. 12331233R Resolution on the death of Rocco J. Volpe. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Order #62 scanNov 25
  1240. 12341234R Resolution on the death of Mary A. (Sweeney) Murphy Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #63 scanNov 25
  1241. 12351235R Resolution on the death of Charles J. Graustein. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #65 scanNov 25
  1242. 12361236R Commend Paul Ryder, Director of Recreation, Human Services Dept., Maura Smith and Robyn Bell of the Cambridge Office of Tourism for organizing the successful "Pie in the Sky Fundraiser" drive at City Hall which raised over $1,000 for community servings, a home-feeding program for people with AIDS. Councillors Davis, Triantafillou, Vice Mayor Born, Mayor Russell and Councillor Galluccio Order #66 scanNov 25
  1243. 12371237R Prepare a suitable resolution on the death of James Silva. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #67 scanNov 25
  1244. 12381238R Congratulations to the newly elected officers of the Porter Square Neighborhood Association. Councillor Toomey Order #1 scanDec 16
  1245. 12391239R Resolution on the death of **Marianna Pineda**. Vice Mayor Born and entire membership Order #2 scanDec 16
  1246. 12401240R Resolution on the death of **Margaret M. Qualey**. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #3 scanDec 16
  1247. 12411241R Resolution on the death of **Joseph Burns**. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #4 scanDec 16
  1248. 12421242R Resolution in recognition of **Nancy Ryan's** receipt of the 1996 Dr. Joseph H. Brenner Award. Councillor Sullivan, Mayor Russell and Councillor Davis Order #5 scanDec 16
  1249. 12431243R That this holiday time be a time of reflection as well as celebration and may we all take some time in this season to touch a life outside our familiar circle and try to help that life become more whole. Councillor Reeves Order #6 scanDec 16
  1250. 12441244R Resolution on a surprise seventieth birthday for a very special person. Mayor Russell Order #7 scanDec 16
  1251. 12451245R Resolution on the Thirtieth Anniversary of the Cambridge School Volunteers Inc. Councillor Sullivan Order #8 scanDec 16
  1252. 12461246R Resolution on the engagement of Joel Burke and Christine Denofio. Councillor Sullivan Order #9 scanDec 16
  1253. 12471247R Resolution on the death of Garrett Birkhoff, husband of Ruth Burkoff, former member of the Water Board. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #10 scanDec 16
  1254. 12481248R Resolution on the death of Joe Trembly. Mayor Russell and entire membership Order #11 scanDec 16
  1255. 12491249R Commendation to Group 3 of the Cambridge Fire Department. Mayor Russell Order #94 scanDec 16
  1256. 12501250R Resolution on the death of Josephine Greene, Foreman of Street Cleaning, for the Department of Public Works. Councillors Sullivan, Reeves, Galluccio and entire membership Order #13 scanDec 16
  1257. 12511251R Congratulations and best wishes to Jeff Locke on the occasion of his appointment as District Attorney of Norfolk County. Councillor Sullivan Order #14 scanDec 16
  1258. 12521252R Resolution on the death of Terry Costa. Councillors Sullivan, Toomey and entire membership Order #16 scanDec 16
  1259. 12531253R Resolution on the death of Rita Donovan. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #17 scanDec 16
  1260. 12541254R Resolution on the death of Rose Steinkrauss. Councillors Sullivan, Galluccio and entire membership Order #18 scanDec 16
  1261. 12551255R Resolution on the death of Anna Bertini. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #19 scanDec 16
  1262. 12561256R Resolution on the death of Eduardo Silva. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #20 scanDec 16
  1263. 12571257R Get well wishes to Alice West. Councillor Sullivan Order #21 scanDec 16
  1264. 12581258R Wreath laying ceremony and celebration commemorating the birthday of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Mayor Russell Order #22 scanDec 16
  1265. 12591259R Congratulations and appreciation to David F. Lopez, artist who created the beautiful panoramic painting, entitled "Central Square World AIDS Day, 1995." Councillor Davis Order #23 scanDec 16
  1266. 12601260R Resolution on the death of Alberta B. Boucher. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Order #26 scanDec 16
  1267. 12611261R A celebration of an active and involved citizenry in partnership with the City Manager and the City Council. Councillor Triantafillou Order #27 scanDec 16
  1268. 12621262R Applaud MIT for its outstanding contribution of the Upward Bound program to the City of Cambridge. Mayor Russell Order #28 scanDec 16
  1269. 12631263R Special thanks to all involved in a historic meeting held with public health officials and agency heads to review work of AIDS outreach and services in the City. Councillor Reeves Order #29 scanDec 16
  1270. 12641264R That a picture of the late Councillor Hyman Pill be hung in a suitable place in City Hall. Mayor Russell Order #30 scanDec 16
  1271. 12651265R Appreciation to Superintendent Mary Lou McGrath for her years of leadership and service on behalf of the children of Cambridge. Councillor Sullivan, Mayor Russell, Councillor Reeves and entire membership Order #31 scanDec 16
  1272. 12661266R Resolution on the death of Zelinda (Micheli) Patacchiola. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Order #32 scanDec 16
  1273. 12671267R Resolution on the death of Ida (Spoletti) DeGuglielmo. Councillors Galluccio, Sullivan, Toomey and entire membership Order #33 scanDec 16
  1274. 12681268R Resolution on the death of Virginia C. "Sis" (Lynch) Johnson. Councillors Sullivan, Galluccio and entire membership Order #34 scanDec 16
  1275. 12691269R Extend appreciation and thanks to all involved in combatting the devastating fire which took place on Cardinal Medeiros on Sunday, December 8, 1996. Councillor Toomey Order #36 scanDec 16
  1276. 12701270R Retirement of Firefighter Joseph J. Lawless. Mayor Russell and entire membership Order #37 scanDec 16
  1277. 12711271R Best wishes for a speedy recovery to Bob McCleary and Jim DeFrancesco who were injured in the fire on Sunday night, December 8, 1996 on Cardinal Medeiros Avenue. Councillor Toomey and Mayor Russell Order #38Dec 16
  1278. 12721272R Resolution on the death of Manuel "Pini" Marshall. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #39 scanDec 16
  1279. 12731273R Appreciation to Dorothy Heron for her many years of dedicated service to the citizens of Cambridge and wish her much happiness in her retirement. Mayor Russell and entire membership Order #40 scanDec 16
  1280. 12741274R Resolution on the death of Brian Shaughnessy. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #41 scanDec 16
  1281. 12751275R Appreciation to Paul Murphy for his many years of dedicated service to the citizens of Cambridge and wish him much happiness in his retirement. Mayor Russell and entire membership Order #42 scanDec 16
  1282. 12761276R Resolution on the death of Lillian M.(McAdoo) Laronde. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #43 scanDec 16
  1283. 12771277R Appreciation to Hazel Bingham for her many years of dedicated service to the children of Cambridge and wish her much happiness in her retirement. Mayor Russell and entire membership Order #44 scanDec 16
  1284. 12781278R Congratulations and best wishes to Robert W. and Virginia R. Taylor on the occasion of their Thirty-Fifth Wedding Anniversary. Councillor Sullivan Order #45 scanDec 16
  1285. 12791279R Appreciation to Audrey Kelly for her many years of dedicated service to the citizens of Cambridge and wish her much happiness in her retirement. Mayor Russell and entire membership Order #46 scanDec 16
  1286. 12801280R Appreciation to the Polish American Citizens Club for the kindness shown to fellow citizens in need during the devastating fire that occurred on Sunday night on Cardinal Medeiros Avenue. Councillor Toomey, Mayor Russell and Councillor Galluccio Order #47 scanDec 16
  1287. 12811281R Appreciation to Daniel Lucey for his many years of dedicated service to the citizens of Cambridge and wish him much happiness in his retirement. Mayor Russell and entire membership Order #48 scanDec 16
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  1294. 12881288R Congratulations to the Hampshire/Columbia sixteen-unit home ownership project (the "Blouin" Project) on receiving an award from the National Community Development Association in a nationwide competition. Councillor Davis Order #57 scanDec 16
  1295. 12891289R Congratulations on the occasion of the installation of new officers of Portuguese American Civic League, Cambridge Council No. 1, on January 18, 1997. Councillor Toomey and Mayor Russell Order #58 scanDec 16
  1296. 12901290R Congratulations to the Cambridge Rindge and Latin School Football Team and the Cheerleaders for a very exciting season. Councillor Galluccio Order #59 scanDec 16
  1297. 12911291R Deep appreciation to the bus driver from the Tobin School who had his bus windshield shot out in Manchester, New Hampshire; and for his skill demonstrated in this instance, and to Liz Lewis for her ability to maintain calm to the passengers. Councillor Galluccio Order #60 scanDec 16
  1298. 12921292R Best wishes for a speedy recovery to Pat Anderson, Policy Enforcer, Cambridge Tobacco Control Project. Councillor Sullivan Order #61 scanDec 16
  1299. 12931293R Appreciation and best wishes to Debra Askanase, expiring use tenant organizer, as she leaves CEOC to pursue new challenges and adventures. Councillor Sullivan Order #62 scanDec 16
  1300. 12941294R Resolution on the death of Pauline M. (Brigida) Hartnett. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #64 scanDec 16
  1301. 12951295R Resolution on the death of Donna M. (Costello) Coppola. Councillors Sullivan, Galluccio, Toomey and entire membership Order #65 scanDec 16
  1302. 12961296R Resolution on the death of Lucy Rantoul Sprague. Councillors Sullivan, Triantafillou and entire membership Order #65 scanDec 16
  1303. 12971297R Congratulations to Robert Doherty, also known as B.J., a student at CRLS, who has received early acceptance to Harvard University. Mayor Russell, Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #95 scanDec 16
  1304. 12981298R Commendation to Ladder One - Group 3 of the Cambridge Fire Department. Mayor Russell Order #93 scanDec 16
  1305. 12991299R Resolution on the death of Patrick J. Sullivan. Mayor Russell, Councillors Sullivan, Galluccio and entire membership Order #68 scanDec 16
  1306. 13001300R Big Sister Association of Greater Boston, Inc. will kick-off its "Recruitment '97" Campaign on January 29, 1997 at the Park Plaza Hotel in Boston. Mayor Russell Order #74 scanDec 16
  1307. 13011301R Retirement of Lt. Robert J. Fitzgerald from the Cambridge Fire Department. Mayor Russell Order #75 scanDec 16
  1308. 13021302R Retirement of Firefighter Michael E. Holtzelaw from the Cambridge Fire Department. Mayor Russell Order #76 scanDec 16
  1309. 13031303R Retirement of Firefighter Joseph S. Pimental from the Cambridge Fire Department. Mayor Russell Order #77 scanDec 16
  1310. 13041304R Retirement of Firefighter Timothy M. Foley from the Cambridge Fire Department. Mayor Russell Order #78 scanDec 16
  1311. 13051305R Retirement of Firefighter Carlos M. Cardova from the Cambridge Fire Department. Mayor Russell Order #79 scanDec 16
  1312. 13061306R Commendation to Firefighter William F. Nowosielski of the Cambridge Fire Department. Mayor Russell Order #80 scanDec 16
  1313. 13071307R Commendation to Firefighter David McCaffrey of the Cambridge Fire Department. Mayor Russell Order #81 scanDec 16
  1314. 13081308R Retirement of Lt. Edward B. Morrissey from the Cambridge Fire Department. Mayor Russell Order #82 scanDec 16
  1315. 13091309R Congratulations to David and Chandra Matthews on the birth of their new son, Davel Matthews. Councillor Reeves Order #83 scanDec 16
  1316. 13101310R Congratulations to Cambridge Cares about AIDS for its phenomenal outreach and publicity for the 1996 observance of World Aids Day and Aids Awareness Campaign on December 1 through December 15. Councillor Reeves Order #84 scanDec 16
  1317. 13111311R Congratulations to William Thomas, Conductor of the Cambridge Community Chorus and the members of the chorus on their December 15th presentation of Hendel's "Messiah" at Kresge Auditorium. Councillor Reeves Order #85 scanDec 16
  1318. 13121312R Resolution on the death of Arthur J. DiScipio, Sr. Councillor Galluccio and entire membership Order #86 scanDec 16
  1319. 13131313R Welcome to Ambassador Andrew Young as he visits the City to introduce his autobiography entitled, "An Easy Burden." Councillor Reeves Order #87 scanDec 16
  1320. 13141314R Best wishes and congratulations to LeRoy Attles, Jr., on his engagement. Councillor Reeves Order #88 scanDec 16
  1321. 13151315R Best wishes for a speedy recovery to Andrew J. Spears. Councillor Reeves Order #89 scanDec 16
  1322. 13161316R Best wishes for a speedy recovery to Gene Meyer, Director of Special Education at Cambridge Rindge and Latin School. Councillor Reeves Order #90 scanDec 16

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  1. 11S Response to Awaiting Report Item Number Five, regarding the possibility of offering relief to taxpayers with drastic assessment increases. scanJan 8
  2. 22S Communication was received from Commissioner John J. McGlynn, Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Division of Public Employee Retirement Administration, transmitting Appropriation for Fiscal Year 1997. scanJan 8
  3. 33S The Government Operations Committee regarding a public meeting held on Friday, December 15, 1995 for the purpose of considering recommendations regarding curb cut procedures and policies and a job description and hiring process for the Deputy City Clerk. scanJan 8
  4. 44S Reconsideration failed 2-6-0-1. Action taken on December 18, 1995 on motion by Councillor Triantafillou relative to the City Council's request for additional information regarding the acceptance of Chapter 32, Section 20. scanJan 8
  5. 55S Cable TV Committee from last City Council be constituted as a committee of the current City Council on a temporary basis. Councillor Galluccio Order #65 scanJan 22
  6. 66S Communication was received from the Family of Frank Louis Evelyn transmitting appreciation for expressions of comfort during their time of sorrow on behalf of Frank Louis Evelyn, husband of Zelma Evelyn. scanJan 22
  7. 77S Communication was received from Michael R. Buck, transmitting concern regarding the ticketing of cars parked on residential streets designated as snow emergency no parking zones. scanJan 22
  8. 88S Communication was received from Lena Paolillo transmitting appreciation for the resolution sent on behalf of her husband, Vincent "Jim" Paolillo. scanJan 22
  9. 99S Communication was received from Claire E. Rodley, Secretary of the School Committee, transmitting support of the initiative made by the City relative to Russell Field and that a track facility and a possible soccer field within the track be linked to the entire Russell Field. scanJan 22
  10. 1010S Communication was received from Reverend William Murphy, transmitting appreciation for the resolution congratulating him on his episcopal ordination on December 27, 1995. scanJan 22
  11. 1111S Meet with the School Committee to discuss the School Department's goals for the coming year and how the City Council can be of assistance. Councillor Davis Order #20 scanJan 29
  12. 1212S Impact of the contract between Cambridge Hospital and Blue Cross/Blue Shield in light of BC/BS insistence of a 30% cut in its contracts with hospital in the state of Massachusetts. Councillor Toomey Order #40 scanJan 29
  13. 1313S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Nine, regarding high increase in property values for District 15. scanJan 29
  14. 1414S Communication received from Mrs. Thomas J. Connelly and family transmitting appreciation for the resolution sent on behalf of their brother, Rev. Edmund J. Kelly, S.J. scanJan 29
  15. 1515S Communication received from Claire E. Rodley, Secretary of the School Committee, transmitting an adopted order regarding snow clearance on sidewalks along Rindge Avenue in the area of the Fitzgerald School. scanJan 29
  16. 1616S Communication received from The White House, transmitting concern regarding tobacco products and authorizing the Food and Drug Administration to propose rules to limit minors' access to tobacco as well as the promotion and advertising of tobacco products among young people. scanJan 29
  17. 1717S Communication received from Craig A. Kelley, Esq. transmitting comments in favor of Council Order #26 formally requesting that the Commissioner of the Mass. Department of Environmental Protection not rule on a Notice of Project Change concerning the North Cambridge development proposed by Spaulding and Slye at the W.R. Grace site at Alewife EOEA #5869. scanJan 29
  18. 1818S City Council will meet, in addition to its regularly scheduled meeting, a second night each week, or more if necessary, until a Mayor and Vice Mayor are elected. Councillor Sullivan Order #6 scanFeb 5
  19. 1919S Communication was received from the Uglietti family, transmitting appreciation for the resolution sent on behalf of Civita Uglietti. scanFeb 5
  20. 2020S Communication was received from Arthur Santoro, requesting a hearing on the Cambridge Taxi School. scanFeb 5
  21. 2121S Communication was received from the Mass DPU as notification of a hearing to be held on the U.S. Shuttle appeal of the License Commission decision. scanFeb 5
  22. 2222S Communication was received from Renato D. Reis, Save the Shops by Harvard Yard Committee Representative, transmitting concern regarding Harvard's plan to close the Shops by Harvard Yard. scanFeb 5
  23. 2323S Communication was received from Lansing Fair and Pedro Smith, Co-Chairs, Inman Square Business Association, welcoming Pedro to the Inman Square Business Association. scanFeb 5
  24. 2424S Communication was received from Noel Pelaez, transmitting a "Song of the City of Cambridge", in appreciation of the one hundred fifty anniversary of the City. scanFeb 5
  25. 2525S Communication was received from the Galligan family transmitting appreciation for the resolution sent on behalf of Leo J. Galligan. scanFeb 5
  26. 2626S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Twenty-eight, regarding public drinking in the Porter Square "T" station. scanFeb 5
  27. 2727S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Twenty-nine, regarding the status of making Soden Street a one-way. scanFeb 5
  28. 2828S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Forty-five, regarding flooding problems on Western Avenue. scanFeb 5
  29. 2929S Relative to Awaiting Report Item No. 24, regarding relocating the "Dead End" sign at the corner of Oakland Street and Cambridge Street. scanFeb 5
  30. 3030S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Thirty-one, regarding condominium protection. scanFeb 5
  31. 3131S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Numbers Three and Eleven, regarding the status of the East and West Cambridge Youth Centers. scanFeb 5
  32. 3232S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Six, regarding a report on recent mailings by the Rent Control Board. scanFeb 5
  33. 3333S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Thirteen, regarding rubbish disposal at the Haggerty School. scanFeb 5
  34. 3434S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Seven, regarding an update on the phaseout of the Rent Control Board. scanFeb 5
  35. 3535S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Forty-eight, regarding legal criteria for granting or denying curb cuts. scanFeb 5
  36. 3636S Relative to a recommendation for the City Council to vote to move to Executive Session to receive an update on the status of the Sign Ordinance. scanFeb 5
  37. 3737S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Forty-seven, regarding enforcement of zoning variance conditions relating to affordable housing. scanFeb 5
  38. 3838S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Eighteen, regarding the status of the Police Commissioners search. scanFeb 5
  39. 3939S Regarding promulgating rules and regulations that would reinstate the parking restrictions in Municipal Parking Lot #14. scanFeb 5
  40. 4040S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Eight, regarding filling the City Arborist position. scanFeb 5
  41. 4141S(a) Petitions from residents regarding Royal Institutional Services business practices. scanFeb 5
  42. 4242S(a) Special Meeting of the City Council February 7, 1996 for the purpose of electing a Mayor and Vice Chairman of the City Council. scanFeb 5
  43. 4343S That the City Council meeting of Monday, March 11, 1996 be cancelled due to the National League of Cities Conference. Councillor Sullivan Order #47 scanFeb 12
  44. 4444S Communication was received from James Williamson, transmitting request that Toni Marie Angeli be released from her imprisonment pending appeal of her case. scanFeb 12
  45. 4545S An order submitted by Councillor Davis to extend the public comment period to at least 60 days for the Alewife Center Project. scanFeb 12
  46. 4646S An order submitted by Councillor Davis requesting a draft of the report from Alewife Study Committee by May 15. scanFeb 12
  47. 4747S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Nine, regarding removal of snow on the sidewalk on Rindge Avenue at the No. Cambridge Catholic Cemetery. scanFeb 12
  48. 4848S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Ten, regarding the procedure for notifying/ticketing property owners who are not shoveling their sidewalks. scanFeb 12
  49. 4949S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Thirty-three, regarding the railroad crossing gate at Gore and Medford Streets. scanFeb 12
  50. 5050S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Thirteen, regarding ensuring compliance by contractors and sub-contractors of state, federal and local laws while on City projects. scanFeb 12
  51. 51Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Twenty-five, regarding clearing snow from sidewalks surrounding the Lechmere and Alewife "T" Stations. scanFeb 12
  52. 52Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Eleven, regarding shoveling snow on sidewalks around schools. scanFeb 12
  53. 53Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Thirty-two, regarding an update on the status of repairs to the North Cambridge train underpass. scanFeb 12
  54. 54Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Twelve, regarding an update on the Cambridge Hospital/Somerville Hospital merger. scanFeb 12
  55. 55Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Forty, regarding an update on the Area IV Health Clinic and 105 Windsor Street. scanFeb 12
  56. 56Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Eight, regarding clearing out bus shelter and ensuring proper access from the LBJ Apartments on Erie Street to the bus stop on Brookline Street. scanFeb 12
  57. 57Communication was received from the family of Dr. Garrett Sullivan, transmitting appreciation for the resolution sent on his behalf. scanFeb 12
  58. 5858S Communication was received from the family of Henry E. Maggio, transmitting appreciation for the resolution sent on his behalf wishing him a speedy recovery. scan—
  59. 5959S Communication was received from David C. Soule, Executive Director, Metropolitan Area Planning Council, transmitting a revised long-term community population forecast to reflect community comments. scan—
  60. 6060S Communication was received from Robert H. Marsh, Deputy Commissioner, Massachusetts Department of Revenue regarding the Criminal Justice Training Council Assessment. scan—
  61. 6161S Communication was received from David Mendoza, Executive Director, National Campaign for Freedom of Expression transmitting concern over the case of Toni Marie Angeli, who was arrested by Cambridge Police officers at a photography lab in November. scan—
  62. 6262S Communication was received from the Department of Public Utilities regarding AT&T Communications of New England, Inc. scan—
  63. 6363S Communication was received from the Human Rights Campaign regarding HIV and Military Personnel. scan—
  64. 6464S Communication was received from Janice A. Davidian, City Clerk, City of New Bedford, asking for support in requesting the state legislative delegation to re-write the state mandatory one year sentence for possession of an illegal firearm to a mandatory two year sentence. scan—
  65. 6565S That the City Council meeting of Wednesday, February 21, 1996 be cancelled because of school vacation week. Councillor Born Order #49 scanFeb 14
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  67. 6767S Appoint a committee to coordinate the Council's review of resumes, schedule interviews and recommend candidate for position of Deputy City Clerk. Councillors Duehay, Mayor Russell, Triantafillou and Sullivan Order #48 scanMar 4
  68. 6868S Develop a policy relative to City Council mailing privileges. Councillor Sullivan Order #68 scanMar 4
  69. 6969S Study on the feasibility of placing a redemption value of two cents per stub on all lottery scratch tickets. Councillor Sullivan Order #80 scanMar 4
  70. 7070S Urge state delegation to oppose the governor's reorganization plan as it relates to E.O.C.D. Councillors Duehay, Triantafillou and Sullivan Order #108 scanMar 4
  71. 7171S The inclusion of funds for Donnelly Field and Russell Field in the Transportation Bond Bill. Councillor Sullivan Order #110 scanMar 4
  72. 7272S Regarding ways to allow Neighborhood Crime Watch groups to participate in the grant writing process for Community Oriented Policing. scanMar 4
  73. 7373S Regarding the status of truck restrictions on Putnam Avenue. scanMar 4
  74. 7474S Regarding a report on the impact of truck and automobile traffic on Putnam Avenue and on surrounding Cambridgeport streets during the Lafayette Square project. scanMar 4
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  86. 8686S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Seven, regarding the list of snow emergency arteries, secondary arteries, the number of tickets issued, and the number of cars towed during the three snow storms in the months of December and January. Report received 3/4/96. See Agenda # 11 scanMar 4
  87. 8787S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Thirty-two, regarding a report on leakage problems on the upper floors of Manning Apartments. Report received 3/4/96. See Agenda # 13 scanMar 4
  88. 8888S Relative to a request by the Planning Board to forward information from their files to the City Council. scanMar 4
  89. 8989S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Four, regarding a report on the graffiti removal system. Report received 3/4/96. See Agenda #17 dated 3/4/96 scanMar 4
  90. 9090S Communication was received from the family of Amelia "Millie" Dellanno, transmitting appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council. scanMar 4
  91. 9191S Communication was received from Anthony J. Zuena, P.E., SEA Consultants, Inc.,transmitting municipal news regarding upcoming regulatory changes affecting water supply and contaminated site cleanup areas. scanMar 4
  92. 9292S Communication was received from Anthony Santoro, Advisory Committee, transmitting a request for a hearing on cab drivers and owners. scanMar 4
  93. 9393S Communication was received from David C. Soule, Executive Director, Metropolitan Area Planning Council, transmitting information on the Open Space Bond Bill. scanMar 4
  94. 9494S Communication was received from James H. Kramer, Vice President, Sales and Customer Service, SpectraNet International, transmitting information regarding a city-wide, broadband telecommunication utility. scanMar 4
  95. 95Communication was received from Leland D. Cott, FAIA, President, BSA, transmitting information regarding The Boston Society of Architects' committee membership. scanMar 4
  96. 96Communication was received from Robert V. Antonucci, Commissioner of Education transmitting information on the 1996 Summer Food Service Program for Children. scanMar 4
  97. 97Communication was received from Robert B. Chatelle, Political Issues Chair, National Writers Union and James D'Entremont, Director, Boston Coalition for Freedom of Expression, transmitting their response to actions by Zona Photographic Laboratories. scanMar 4
  98. 98Communication was received from Albert C. Puell, transmitting his opinion regarding the election of a Mayor and Vice Mayor. scanMar 4
  99. 99Communication was received from Claire E. Rodley, Secretary of the School Committee, transmitting an order requesting meeting dates for the School Committee and the City Council to meet with Harvard, MIT, Lesley, Wheelock and Bunker Hill to discuss issues critical to the City and the Cambridge Public Schools. scanMar 4
  100. 100Communication was received from Scott Harshbarger, Attorney General, transmitting an invitation to the Fourth Annual Attorney General's conference designed to address the issues of safety and security in public schools. scanMar 4
  101. 101Communication was received from the family of Adele Ladetto transmitting appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council. scanMar 4
  102. 102Communication was received from Peter Valentine, transmitting request that the selected movie company for University Park not show any movies which display forms of sex criminality in relation to either gender. scanMar 4
  103. 103103S Communication was received from Tom Reilly, Middlesex District Attorney, transmitting information regarding the Toni Marie Angeli case. scanMar 4
  104. 104104S Communication was received from the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Department of Public Utilities informing of a change in policy regarding zoning exemptions for mobile telecommunications providers. scanMar 4
  105. 105105S Communication was received from Susan Hegal, Cambridge and Somerville Legal Services, Inc., transmitting proposed amendment to the text of the home rule petition and state wide enabling act regarding governmentally-involved housing. scanMar 4
  106. 106106S Communication was received from Frank S. Kramer, Harvard Book Store, transmitting his support for the proposed expansion of the Cambridge Public Library. scanMar 4
  107. 107107S Communication was received from Craig A. Kelley, North Cambridge Stabilization Committee, transmitting opposition to the curb cut requested by Midas Muffler on Clarendon Avenue. scanMar 4
  108. 108108S Communications were received from Michael Brandon transmitting correspondence regarding the Midas Muffler curb cut request. scanMar 4
  109. 109109S Communication was received from Michael Brandon transmitting correspondence regarding the special permit granting authority within the Massachusetts Avenue Overlay District. scanMar 4
  110. 110110S Communication was received from Robert J. LaTremouille, transmitting documents entitled "The Threat to Cambridge Tenants - The Radicals," and a statutory reprint from the 1995 US Code Annotated regarding Title 12, §4119,4120 and 4121. scanMar 4
  111. 111111S Communication was received from Warren E. Tolman, transmitting a response to resolution supporting the "Early Resolution on Local Aid." scanMar 4
  112. 112112S Communication was received from Daniel J. Wuenschel, Executive Director, Cambridge Housing Authority, transmitting an update on two Cambridge Housing Authority redevelopment efforts. scanMar 4
  113. 113113S Communication was received from the Canina family, transmitting appreciation for the resolution sent on behalf of Frank Canina. scanMar 4
  114. 114114S Communication was received from Russell H. Stephens, Senior Vice President, Continental Cablevision, transmitting information regarding Continental Cablevision/US West Media Group Merger. scanMar 4
  115. 115115S Communication was received from Susan and Richard Ploss, 63 Clarendon Avenue, transmitting their opposition to granting a variance to Midas for a curb cut on Clarendon Avenue. scanMar 4
  116. 116116S Communication regarding new facility for Windsor Street Neighborhood Health Center and Cambridge Housing Authority. scanMar 4
  117. 117117S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Sixteen, regarding the possibility of changing the curb cut process. Ref to Gov ap[?]. scanMar 25
  118. 118118S Transmitting communication from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Three, regarding an update on plans for an alternative high school for disruptive students. Report received 3/18/96. See Agenda #8 dtd. 3/18/96 scanMar 25
  119. 119119S Transmitting communication from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Twenty-seven, regarding various questions surrounding the proposed library expansion. Report received 3/18/96. Agenda #9 dtd 3/18/96. scanMar 25
  120. 120120S Transmitting communication from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Twenty-three, regarding a report on public transportation to the Main & Central Square Branch Libraries. Report received 3/18/96. Agenda #10 dtd. 3/18/96 scanMar 25
  121. 121121S Transmitting communication from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, relative to a notification from the Executive Office of Environmental Affairs, regarding the City of Cambridge receiving a grade of A on the 1996 Municipal Recycling Report Card. scanMar 25
  122. 122122S Transmitting communication from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Twenty-four, regarding repairing the catch basin at the corner of Prince and Magazine Streets. Report received 3/18/96. Agenda #12 dtd 3/18/96 scanMar 25
  123. 123123S Transmitting communication from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Eighteen, regarding the status of truck traffic mitigation funds for the Truss Bridge at Alewife. Report received 3/18/96. Agenda #13 dtd 3/18/96 scanMar 25
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  155. 155155S The goal of equality of opportunity in housing for all citizens is one that requires the cooperation, dedicated effort and assistance of public officials and agencies, private individuals, corporate institutions and community organizations. Mayor Russell Oder #30 scanMar 25
  156. 156156S Relative to Council Order No. 22, dated March 18, 1996, regarding an update on Stop and Shop maintaining the bill paying services at the Central Square store. scanMar 25
  157. 157157S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Four, Regarding the feasibility of opening a Community Policing Center in East Cambridge. scanMar 25
  158. 158158S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Nineteen, regarding options for the enactment and levying of real estate transfer tax aimed at "luxury" properties. scanMar 25
  159. 159159S Relative to a resolution designating the week of April 1-7, 1996 as National Community Development Week. scanMar 25
  160. 160160S Communication was received from Councillor Francis H. Duehay, transmitting letter from Jennifer R. Gardelle, RN commending the work of Dusty Maguire, employee of the Inspectional Service Department, for outstanding service. scanMar 25
  161. 161161S Communication was received from John Altobello transmitting his support for the proposed library expansion. scanMar 25
  162. 162162S Communication was received from Jo Sdankus, President, Polish-American Veterans of Greater Boston, Inc. Auxiliary, requesting donations to use as prizes for the Annual Penny Sale and Country Store on April 14, 1996. scanMar 25
  163. 163163S Communication was received from Michael A Volpe, 51 Montgomery Street, transmitting his opposition to the supermarket development. scanMar 25
  164. 164164S Communication was received from John P. DeVillars, Regional Administrator, United States Environmental Protection Agency, transmitting information regarding Project XL for Communities (Project XLC). scanMar 25
  165. 165165S Clarification that people can sign up to speak during public hearings of the City Council at anytime up to and during the public hearing. Councillor Davis Order #14 scanMar 25
  166. 166166S Communication was received from the family of Helen T. McCabe transmitting appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on her behalf. scanApr 1
  167. 167167S Communication was received from Senate President Thomas F. Birmingham, transmitting reponse concerning opposition to Governor Weld's proposal to eliminate education incentives to police officers. scanApr 1
  168. 168168S Communication was received from Senate President Thomas F. Birmingham, transmitting appreciation for congratulations extended to him regarding his assumption of the office of Senate President. scanApr 1
  169. 169169S Communication was received from Mary L. Cottrell, Department of Public Utilities, transmitting a notice of inquiry regarding Electric Industry Restructuring. scanApr 1
  170. 170170S Support mass transit, an essential public service in our community whose primary objective is to provide mobility for all people, including the disabled elderly and economically disadvantaged. Councillor Davis Order #15 scanApr 1
  171. 171171S Remind all citizens that street cleaning begins on April 1st. Councillor Toomey Order #25 scanApr 1
  172. 172172S The second annual "Friends of Sil Ferreira" Beanpot Hockey Tournament will take place Saturday, April 6, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the MDC Gore Rink in East Cambridge. Councillor Galluccio Order #27 scanApr 1
  173. 173173S Communication was received from Councillor Michael A. Sullivan, transmitting the Cambridge City Council Committee on Finance Budget Hearing Schedule. scanApr 1
  174. 174174S Communication was received from the Cambridge School Committee transmitting the 1996-1997 Sub-Committees. scanApr 1
  175. 175175S An order expressing concern that Thomas Downs, a Cambridge man who is a state trooper was released on $1,500 bail by District Court Judge Jonathan Brandt after allegedly trying to strangle a Cambridge woman. Order #24 scanApr 8
  176. 176176S Make the "clerestory" windows of the Sullivan Chamber operable before the summer months approach. Vice Mayor Born Order #30 scanApr 8
  177. 177177S The Matignon Alumni Association will sponsor a Golf Tournament to raise funds for scholarships on May 13, 1996. Councillor Toomey, Mayor Russell Order #50 scanApr 8
  178. 178178S The Miller River Annual Bazaar will take place on Saturday, April 20, 1996. Councillor Toomey Order #53 scanApr 8
  179. 179179S The Harrington School will host the Second Annual Marie Mahoney Orbin Scholarship Luncheon on Wednesday, April 10, 1996 at 12 noon. Councillor Toomey Order #54 scanApr 8
  180. 180180S Urge COMGAS to end its lockout of Local 12004 United Steelworkers of America union by settling with the union as soon as possible. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #55 scanApr 8
  181. 181181S Communication was received from Dolores Aguirre, Outreach Coordinator, Transition House, transmitting its support for the order concerning Thomas Downs, a Cambridge man was released on $1,500 bail after allegedly trying to strangle a Cambridge women. scanApr 8
  182. 182182S Communication was received from Hylic O'Hara Doughty, transmitting disturbance regarding the release of Thomas Downs on $1,500 bail after allegedly strangling a female Cantabrigian. scanApr 8
  183. 183183S Communication was received from Councillor Francis H. Duehay, transmitting copies of the March 22 and 29 Legislative Bulletins from the National League of Cities containing updates on pending matters affecting the vital interests of cities nationwide. scanApr 8
  184. 184184S Communication was received from the Cambridge Police Department trasnsmitting request to use the City of Cambridge flag during the D.A.R.E. conference on April 16-April 19, 1996. scanApr 8
  185. 185185S Communication was received from Councillor Timothy J. Toomey, Jr., Chair, Health and Hospital Committee, transmitting a report of a public hearing held on March 20, 1996 for the purpose of considering a proposal for the reorganization of the Cambridge Hospital as an authority. scanApr 8
  186. 186186S Communication was received from Councillor Timothy J. Toomey, Jr., Chair, Health and Hospital Committee, transmitting a report of a public hearing held on March 27, 1996 for the purpose of considering the discussion of a proposed reorganization of the Cambridge Hospital as an authority. scanApr 8
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  194. 194194S Communication was received from Peter Valentine, transmitting information continuing the explanation of the long range covert plan developed by European Monarchal and Banking forces to achieve world domination and the enslavement of humanity. scanApr 8
  195. 195195S Communication was received from Keith R. Soucy, transmitting his thoughts and concerns regarding the proposed expansion of Cambridge's Main Library. scanApr 8
  196. 196196S Communication was received from Elaine J. Jennings, Manager of Financial Reports, Boston Edison, transmitting a copy of the Condensed Financial Return of Boston Edison Company for the year ending December 31, 1995. scanApr 8
  197. 197197S Communication was received from Mary Triantafillou, mother of Katherine Triantafillou, transmitting appreciation for the fruit basket sent to her by the City Council on behalf of her husband, Athanasias Triantafillou. scanApr 8
  198. 198198S Communication was received from Don Drisdell, Deputy City Solicitor, transmitting appreciation for the beautiful flowers sent by the City Council on behalf of his mother, Helen Drisdell. scanApr 8
  199. 199199S Communication was received from Craig A. Kelley, Chair, North Cambridge Stabilization Committee, requesting that the City develop, implement and follow a comprehensive master plan for all of North Cambridge. scanApr 8
  200. 200200S Communication was received from Peter Valentine, transmitting request for information as to whether a representative from the FBI, CIA, NSA, Attorney General's Office or Armed Forces has come forward with information regarding proof of innocence concerning charges of treason against the President and Congress. scanApr 8
  201. 201201S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Twenty-two, regarding the option of using Vassar Street as part of the Cambridgeport Roadway Improvement plan. Report received 4/22/96. scanApr 22
  202. 202202S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Sixteen, regarding the status of the sale of the Polaroid building at 21 Osborne Street to MIT. Report received 4/22/96. scanApr 22
  203. 203203S Relative to a resolution designating the week of June 3 through June 8, 1996 as "Bicycle Safety Week" in the City of Cambridge. scanApr 22
  204. 204204S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Twenty Five, regarding the power the city has to limit cigarette and alcohol advertising on signs. Report received 4/22/96. scanApr 22
  205. 205205S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Twenty-six, regarding fields and facilities in line for open space expenditures and the status of schools with no playgrounds. scanApr 22
  206. 206206S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Twenty-Three regarding Paul Feloney's letter on the water treatment plant, and an additional letter from Mr. Feloney & Mr. Moot on the water treatment plant. Report received 4/22/96. scanApr 22
  207. 207207S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Thirteen, regarding plans for transportation to the Citywide Senior Center. Report received 4/22/96. scanApr 22
  208. 208208S Communication was received from the Ng family, transmitting appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of Chun Loy Ng. scanApr 22
  209. 209209S Communication was received from Barbara B. Ebert, transmitting appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of her husband, Dean Robert Higgins Ebert. scanApr 22
  210. 210210S Communication was received from Kristin T. Sudholz, Executive Director, Harvard Square Business Association, transmitting issues regarding the Street Performers Ordinance. scanApr 22
  211. 211211S Communication was received from Edward D. Tarlow, Tarlow, Breed, Hart, Murphy & Rodgers, P.C., transmitting request regarding the matter of noise disruption on Brattle Street in Cambridge. scanApr 22
  212. 212212S Communication was received from John Cope-Flanagan, Regulatory Attorney, COMgas, transmitting a notice of hearing of the Massachusetts Department of Public Utilities. scanApr 22
  213. 213213S Communication was received from Eva J. Paddock, Principal, Agassiz School, transmitting her appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council and her pride in being part of the Historic Marker series. scanApr 22
  214. 214214S Communication was received from Tito Roman, Regional Director, Puerto Rico Federal Affairs Administrator, transmitting appreciation for resolution welcoming him to his recent appointment. scanApr 22
  215. 215215S Communication was received from Bob LaTremouille, transmitting letter regarding his view of the Inn at Harvard Band Entertainment Area, "Prohibition" of obvious use in light of Library Park misbehavior and extended use of Quincy Street as parking lot for Harvard. scanApr 22
  216. 216216S Communication was received from Susan Miller Havens, transmitting memorandum regarding the progress of the Truck Traffic Advisory Committee. scanApr 22
  217. 217217S Communication was received transmitting a petition of 202 residents expressing their concern regarding the Toni Marie Angeli case, her 4-yr-old son and her class project entitled "Innocence in Nudity." scanApr 22
  218. 218218S Communication was received from Paul E. Chamberlain, transmitting appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of Paul Leo Chamberlain. scanApr 22
  219. 219219S Communication received from Paul Feloney and John Moot regarding the new water treatment plant. Councillor Duehay Order #32 scanApr 22
  220. 220220S Complaints regarding mail service in Cambridge. Mayor Russell Order #35 scanApr 22
  221. 221221S Urge Congressional delegation to become involved with the FCC rule making process and to act in the best interests of the citizens of Cambridge to preserve the public, educational and governmental access intended by the enactment of the Telecommunications Act of 1996. Councillor Triantafillou Order #47 scanApr 22
  222. 222222S Urge delegation at the State House to increase the appropriation for H.6000 which under funds the School Building Assistance Bureau. Councillor Duehay Order #48 scanApr 22
  223. 223223S To make known to City Departments the availability of pictures of former mayors and City dignitaries. Councillor Duehay Order #73 scanApr 22
  224. 224224S A communication was received from D. Margaret Drury, City Clerk, transmitting a report from Councillor Francis H. Duehay, Chair, Housing and Community Development Committee, for a meeting held on April 4, 1996 for the purpose of discussing several items referred to the Housing and Community Development Committee, including proposed legislation to protect expiring use tenants, a proposed transfer tax, the status of Harvard's formerly rent controlled housing, a proposal to expend $10 million on affordable Housing and the City's Growth Policy. scanApr 22
  225. 225225S A communication was received from Councillor Francis H. Duehay, Jr., Chair, Housing and Community Development Committee, transmitting a report of a public meeting held on April 11, 1996 for the purpose of continuing to discuss affordable housing issues in Cambridge. scanApr 22
  226. 226226S Communication was received from Donna P. Lopez, Interim Deputy City Clerk, transmitting a report from Councillor Henrietta Davis, Chair, Traffic and Transportation Committee, for a public hearing held on April 12, 1996 for the purpose of discussing issues relating to Cambridge bus routes, including possible effects of plans for privatization and the quality of service. scanApr 22
  227. 227227S A communication was received from Councillor Francis H. Duehay transmitting information regarding a decision of the Supreme Judicial Court of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts regarding an appeal by Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Kennedy Lofts Associates of the 1991 and 1992 property taxes. scanApr 22
  228. 228228S A report of a public hearing held on March 28, 1996 for the purpose of considering proposed amendments to the Street Performance Ordinance. scanApr 22
  229. 229229S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Thirty-three, regarding staffing levels at the present dispatch center at the Police Department. Report received 4/29/96 - Agenda #2 dtd 4/29/96 scanApr 29
  230. 230230S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Fifteen, regarding the Arts Council. Report received 4/29/96 - Agenda #3 dtd. 4/29/96. scanApr 29
  231. 231231S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Twenty-three, regarding compliance with the Responsible Employers Ordinance. Report received 4/29/96 - Agenda #4 dtd 4/29/96. scanApr 29
  232. 232232S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Twenty-five, regarding the status of the plan to set-up the Tree Fund as a tax-exempt trust fund. Report received 4/29/96 - Agenda #5 dtd 4/29/96. scanApr 29
  233. 233233S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Eight, regarding a status report on the TECH 2000 plan. Report received 4/29/96 - Agenda #6 dtd 4/29/96 scanApr 29
  234. 234234S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Twenty-nine, regarding the permit process necessary for new or expanded uses of automotive related businesses. Report received 4/29/96 - Agenda #7 dtd 4/29/96 scanApr 29
  235. 235235S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Twenty-seven, regarding a comparison of License Commission fees to those of surrounding cities and towns of similar size and population. Report received 4/29/96 - Agenda #8 dtd 4/29/96. scanApr 29
  236. 236236S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Thirty, regarding a report on the financial effects of DSS returning special education students to local school districts for education services. Report received 4/29/96 - Agenda #9 dtd 4/29/96. scanApr 29
  237. 237237S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Twenty-six, regarding an evaluation of the future operating costs of the Main Library and its affects on the branch libraries. Report received 4/29/96. Agenda # 15 dtd. 4/29/96 scanApr 29
  238. 238238S Communication was received from the Family of Jackie Jones, transmitting appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of Jackie Jones. scanApr 29
  239. 239239S Communication was received from Barbara Ferraro, transmitting appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council congratulating her on carrying the Olympic Torch. scanApr 29
  240. 240240S A communication was received from Donna P. Lopez, Interim Deputy City Clerk, transmitting a report from Councillor Michael A. Sullivan, Chair, Public Safety Committee, for a meeting held on April 17, 1996 for the purpose of discussing safety issues within multi-dwelling units containing more than three apartments as they relate to intercom systems, lighting, and any other safety issues in an attempt to develop preventative measures against violence and sexual assaults upon women. scanApr 29
  241. 241241S A communication was received from D. Margaret Drury, City Clerk, transmitting a report from Councillor Timothy J. Toomey, Jr., Chair, Health and Hospital Committee, for a public hearing held on April 23, 1996 for the purpose of continuing its consideration of a proposal to reorganize the Cambridge Hospital as a public authority. scanApr 29
  242. 242242S A communication was received from Councillor Michael A. Sullivan, Chair of the Finance Committee, transmitting a report from Robert W. Healy, City Manager submitted to the Finance Committee Budget hearing held on Wednesday, April 24, 1996 in response to Awaiting Report Item No. 31 regarding state and federal grant assistance received by the City. scanApr 29
  243. 243243S A communication was received from Councillor Michael A. Sullivan, Chair of the Finance Committee, transmitting materials received at the Finance Committee Budget hearing on April 23, 1996 for informational purposes on a comparison of expenditures and revenues with other Massachusetts communities. scanApr 29
  244. 244244S Final Draft of Public Health Risk Evaluation for W.R. Grace site in Cambridge, Massachusetts the Masschusetts Department of Environmental Protection. scanMay 1
  245. 245245S An order submitted by Councillor Toomey regarding support for House Bill 5925, an Act Authorizing that Certain Public Employees Creditable Retirement Service Time For Active Service In the Armed Forces. - also see July 29, 1996. scanMay 6
  246. 246246S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Thirty-Four, regarding trash in Winthrop Park. Report received 5/6/96. Agenda #2 dated 5/6/96. scanMay 6
  247. 247247S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number One, regarding the policy for comp. time. Report received 5/6/96. Agenda #5 dated 5/6/96. scanMay 6
  248. 248248S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Twenty-three, regarding Corporal Burns Shelter. Report received 5/6/91[?]. Agenda #8 dated 5/6/96 scanMay 6
  249. 249249S Relative to a report from the Cambridge Common Ad Hoc Committee. scanMay 6
  250. 250Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Twenty-two, regarding the City's responsibility to property owners who have water lines under their property due to past easements. Report received 5/6/96. Agenda # 10 dated 5/6/96. scanMay 6
  251. 251That the Cambridge City Council be on record as opposing any attempt to abolish the MBTA Advisory Board. Councillor Davis Order #23 scanMay 6
  252. 252Communication was received from Jane Rich, 71 Dana Street, transmitting her support for the library expansion. scanMay 6
  253. 253Communication was received from Craig A. Kelley, Chair, North Cambridge Stabilization Committee, transmitting a request that the City conduct an independent legal analysis of the validity of the Planned Unit Development permit for the office park proposed for the W.R. Grace site in North Cambridge. scanMay 6
  254. 254Communication was received from the Department of Public Utilities transmitting a condensed financial return for the year ended December 31, 1995 of Commonwealth Gas Company. scanMay 6
  255. 255Communication was received from the Department of Public Utilities transmitting a condensed financial return for the year ended December 31, 1995 of Cambridge Electric Light Company. scanMay 6
  256. 256Communication was received from Peter J. Watters, transmitting attention to excessive snowplowing in his neighborhood this past winter. scanMay 6
  257. 257Communication was received from John Kenney requesting permission to address the Council regarding the Street Performance Ordinance. scanMay 6
  258. 258258S A memo from Councillor Timothy J. Toomey, Jr., Chair, Health & Hospital Committee, stating that the City Council will complete its final hearing on the proposal to reorganize the Cambridge Hospital as a public authority on Thursday, May 2, 1996. scanMay 6
  259. 259259S A report from Councillor Timothy J. Toomey, Jr., Chair, Health and Hospital Committee, for a public hearing held on Thursday, May 2, 1996, for a proposal to reorganize the Cambridge Hospital as an authority. scanMay 6
  260. 260260S Communication was received from Jose M. Figueiredo, Principal, Marie Wright and M. Witham, Co-Chairs, Harrington School, transmitting information regarding its Annual School Fair on Saturday, June 8th, 1996 and asking for cash donations, gift certificates or merchandise that can be used as prizes. scanMay 13
  261. 261261S Communication was received from Robert Campbell, 54 Antrim Street, transmitting appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council congratulating him on being awarded the Pulitzer Prize. scanMay 13
  262. 262262S Communication was received from Lenora Jennings, The Fletcher School, transmitting appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council recognizing the Career Awareness Program. scanMay 13
  263. 263263S Communication was received from Sister Bernadette Marie Rodley, transmitting appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council acknowledging her Golden Anniversary as a Sister at St. Joseph's. scanMay 13
  264. 264Communication was received from John Hildebidle and Niki Gilsdorf, transmitting concern regarding recent discussions of massive cuts in the school budget. scanMay 13
  265. 265Communication was received from Alvin E. Thompson, State Representative, transmitting information of a recent proposal for a playground to be located on the corner of Columbia and Harvard Street. scanMay 13
  266. 266Communication was received from members of the Shinnyo-en USA (a Buddhist group), requesting permission to clean the area around the Harvard Square T-station on a weekend morning at 8:00 a.m. once every other month between April and October. scanMay 13
  267. 267Communication was received from the Student Council of the Longfellow School requesting funding for a basketball scoreboard, basketball jerseys and basketballs for the 1996-1997 school year. scanMay 13
  268. 268Communication was received from James T. Wall, General Manager, U. S. Shuttle, Inc. informing the City of Cambridge that U.S. Shuttle has a corporate policy of supporting transportation initiatives in the communities in which they do business. scanMay 13
  269. 269Communication was received from Neera K. Dahl, 131 Whittemore Avenue, transmitting her support for the Bromfield/Volpe petition to amend the PUD-IC zoning in North Cambribge. scanMay 13
  270. 270Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Twenty-six, regarding the anti-graffiti proposal. scanMay 13
  271. 271Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Thirteen, regarding an extension of the proposed shuttle between the Hospital and Central Square. scanMay 13
  272. 272272S Relative to information on cost comparisons for the new Cambridge Water Treatment Plant. scanMay 13
  273. 273273S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Numbers Six and Nineteen, regarding Royal Institutional Services. scanMay 13
  274. 274274S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Twenty-four, regarding the status of the law suit challenging Boston's regulation of newspaper boxes on sidewalks. scanMay 13
  275. 275275S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Twenty-two, regarding the maintenance of City-owned bicycle racks. scanMay 13
  276. 276276S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Twenty-Five, regarding a report on how community policing is being implemented in the Mid-Cambridge area. scanMay 13
  277. 277277S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number 21 regarding reasons for the Library changing the consortium agreement. scanMay 13
  278. 278278S Regarding Royal Institutional Services. scanMay 20
  279. 279279S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Eleven, regarding excise tax bills. scanMay 20
  280. 280280S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Twelve and Fourteen, regarding pedestrian/traffic issues on Clarendon Avenue and surrounding area. scanMay 20
  281. 281281S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Ten, regarding snow emergency arteries. scanMay 20
  282. 282282S Relative to a request for City Council acceptance of an order to approve the selection of the Accuvote ES-2000 precinct-based optical scanning system for all Cambridge elections. scanMay 20
  283. 283283S Communication was received from the family of Eileen M. Donahue, transmitting appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on her behalf. scanMay 20
  284. 284284S Communication was received from Lorllyn J. Allan, Esq., transmitting congratulations to the Council on the very successful and skillful overseeing of the hospital conversion proposal. scanMay 20
  285. 285285S Communication was received from Paul S. Myers, President, Porter Square Neighbors Association, transmitting his group's strong support for the planned public investment spending of $150,000 to fund the initial study and preliminary design for renovations to Northern Mass Ave. scanMay 20
  286. 286286S Communication was received from Carl A. Barron, transmitting appreciation for resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of both his wife and himself. scanMay 20
  287. 287287S Communication was received from Rev. Jose S. Ferreira, Pastor and Noelle Serpa, Administrative Assistant, St. Anthony's Rectory, transmitting thanks to all City Departments and individuals who helped make the annual"Santo Cristo Feast" a success. scanMay 20
  288. 288288S Communication was received from Peter Valentine, requesting to speak at the Council meeting of May 20, and asking that Officer Mark Mahoney be returned to duty in Central Square. scanMay 20
  289. 289289S Communication was received from Lisa Birk, Co-Chair and Joel Nogic, Co-Chair, transmitting information regarding the viability of the PUD permit for the Grace site. scanMay 20
  290. 290290S The one and only fire hydrant on St. Paul Street was recently removed. Councillor Sullivan Order #70 - Report received 6/10/96 Agenda #3 of 6/10/96. scanMay 20
  291. 291291S Urge House opposition to tax imposition of federal OSHA mandates on state and local governments. Councillor Davis Order #74 scanMay 20
  292. 292A report on the Committee on the Sesquicentennial Celebration held on April 26, 1996 for the purpose of continuing to plan the celebration. scanMay 20
  293. 293A report on the Sesquicentennial Celebration held on May 9, 1996 for the purpose of continuing to plan the celebration. scanMay 20
  294. 294A report on the Claims Committee held on May 14, 1996 to review and make recommendations on claims against the city filed by members of the general public. scanMay 20
  295. 295A report from the Ordinance Committee held on May 1, 1996 for the purpose of considering a petition submitted by Russell A. Bromfield, Michael A. Volpe et al. to amend Article 13.10 of the Zoning Ordinances. scanMay 20
  296. 296Non-interference with same gender marriage resolution. Councillors Triantafillou, Reeves, Vice Mayor Born, Councillors Davis and Duehay Order #46 scanJun 3
  297. 297Prepare a letter for the Cambridge legislative delegation asking that the funding formula for charter schools be adjusted. Councillor Davis Order #77 scanJun 3
  298. 298Schedule a hearing to discuss proposed amendments to the ordinance affecting compensation for the School Committee and City Council and Order Number 65 of June 3, 1996. Councillors Sullivan and Galluccio Order #97 scanJun 3
  299. 299Communication was received from the Cioffi family, transmitting grateful appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of Mary Cioffi. scanJun 3
  300. 300Communication was received from the Honorable Joseph Moakley, transmitting grateful appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of his wife, Evelyn Duffy Moakley. scanJun 3
  301. 301Communication was received from the Minavich family, transmitting grateful appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of Hattie Minavich. scanJun 3
  302. 302Communication was received from Ann Bolger, transmitting grateful appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of her mother, Josephine A. Bolger. scanJun 3
  303. 303Petition was received from the Cambridge Public Library, requesting permission to erect a cloth banner 20 x 3 - 2 sided from City Hall across Mass. Avenue to YMCA Building. scanJun 3
  304. 304Communication was received from Nyna and Ted Polumbaum, 326 Harvard Street, transmitting support for building a library addition. scanJun 3
  305. 305Communication was received from Joshua Rubenstein, transmitting appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council in honor of his recent biography of the Soviet writer and journalist Ilya Ehrenburg. scanJun 3
  306. 306Communication was received from Ann Daughaday, City Engineer, Department of Public Works, transmitting an update of new address changes for Garden and Winslow Streets. scanJun 3
  307. 307Communication was received from Peter V. Cignetti, transmitting a resubmittal of information entitled "Notice of Project Change EOEA #5869 Alewife Center Cambridge, Massachusetts Volume 1 of 2, relative to hazardous waste contamination at the W.R. Grace site in North Cambridge. scanJun 3
  308. 308308S A report from Councillor Michael A. Sullivan, Chair, Government Operations Committee, on a meeting held on May 22, 1996 for the purpose of considering the applicants interviewed by the Committee for the Deputy Clerk position and to discuss the staffing structure for the Council employees. scanJun 3
  309. 309309S A report from Councillor Francis H. Duehay, Chair, Housing and Community Development Committee, on a meeting held on May 2, 1996 for the purpose of considering the possibility of a transfer tax on real estate transactions. scanJun 3
  310. 310310S A report from Councillor Francis H. Duehay, Chair, Housing and Community Development Committee, on a meeting held on May 9, 1996 for the purpose of continuing its discussion of the possibility of a transfer fee on real estate transactions. scanJun 3
  311. 311311S A letter from Councillor Francis H. Duehay, enclosing information from Carolyn Bess, Executive Director of Outdoor Explorations, concerning the good work of Arthur D. Little in supporting their programs for persons with cognitive and physical disabilities in protecting and enjoying the natural environment. scanJun 3
  312. 312312S An order relative to providing medical or advocacy services to the significant number of Cambridge residents who are immigrants regardless of their status. scanJun 10
  313. 313313S Relative to recommendation from the Planning Board on the Bromfield/Volpe Rezoning Petition affecting the Industry C Planned Unit Development District in Alewife. scanJun 10
  314. 314314S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Twenty-eight, regarding an inspection of the bleachers on the Huron Avenue side of Glacken Field. scanJun 10
  315. 315315S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Thirty-two, regarding restoring the fire hydrant on St. Paul Street. scanJun 10
  316. 316316S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Eighteen, regarding a report on the communication from John Kenney concerning the Street Performers Ordinance. scanJun 10
  317. 317317S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Twenty-five, regarding vehicles speeding on Seven Pines Avenue and using it as a short cut. scanJun 10
  318. 318318S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Numbers Seventeen and Twenty-nine, regarding traffic and safety improvements to the area surrounding Donnelly Field and at the intersection of Hardwick Street and Cardinal Medeiros Avenue. scanJun 10
  319. 319319S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Ten, regarding the unpermitted asphalt parking lot at 10 Clarendon Avenue. scanJun 10
  320. 320320S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Twenty-three, regarding a report on the recent sales of property in Central Square and the market assessments. scanJun 10
  321. 321321S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Twenty-seven, regarding a report on the condition of the Kingsley Park bridge. scanJun 10
  322. 322Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Twenty-two, regarding a report on the civil service system. scanJun 10
  323. 323Communication was received from Mary and Jim Trifone, transmitting grateful appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council extending best wishes and congratulations on their fiftieth wedding anniversary. scanJun 10
  324. 324Communication was received from Barbara E. Whitney, transmitting grateful appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of her husband, Frederick "Buddy" Whitney. scanJun 10
  325. 325Communication was received from Ian MacKinnon, transmitting objection to §12.16.170 of Title 12.16 of the new street performer's rules relative to freedom of expression. scanJun 10
  326. 326Communication was received from Leonard Kaplan, transmitting grateful appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council honoring him for his donation of both his time and spirit to the citizens of the Commonwealth. scanJun 10
  327. 327Communication was received from Robert J. LaTremouille, transmitting memo regarding an "error" in the institutional district zoning map as part of a long pattern of City misbehavior in the Harvard - Central Square area. scanJun 10
  328. 328Communication was received from R. Malika Franks, CAYWCA Resident, transmitting request for permission to install a security system in her room at her own expense. scanJun 10
  329. 329Petition was received from Samuel Murray, transmitting request for permission to sell sunglasses and T-shirts outside Kendall Station. scanJun 10
  330. 330330S Support of Massachusetts Bill H 2833, a bill establishing a selective purchasing policy for the state affecting goods produced in Burma. Vice Mayor Born Order #26 scanJun 10
  331. 331331S Increase funding for the CASPAR Emergency Service Center on Albany Street in Cambridge to enable them to increase the number of beds servicing the homeless. Mayor Russell and entire membership Order #40 scanJun 10
  332. 332332S A report from Councillor Francis H. Duehay, Chair, Housing and Community Development Committee, for a meeting held on May 16, 1996 for the purpose of considering a proposal relating to formerly rent controlled units owned by Harvard University. scanJun 10
  333. 333333S Communication was received from John Pitkin, President, Mid-Cambridge Neighborhood Association transmitting concern regarding Harvard University's plans for the housing units which rent control previously required to rent on the open market scanJun 10
  334. 334334S Urge the Legislature to enact and the Governor to sign H.6064, "An Act to Reform the Disability Retirement System." scanJun 24
  335. 335335S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Twenty-four, regarding the status of rehabilitation plans to the field or play area at Raymond Park. scanJun 24
  336. 336336S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Thirty-three, regarding a report on the sewer back-up at the Bowl & Board at the corner of Massachusetts Avenue and Ellery Street. scanJun 24
  337. 337337S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Thirty-four, regarding a report on the sewer back-up at the corner of Brattle and Church Streets. scanJun 24
  338. 338338S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Thirty-five, regarding confirming that the use of pesticides and herbicides have not resumed in City parks. scanJun 24
  339. 339339S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Thirty-two, regarding safety issues at the corner of Norfolk Street and Bishop Allen Drive. [handwritten: Report Received Consent Agenda #5 of 2-10-97 2-10-97] scanJun 24
  340. 340340S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Twenty-seven, regarding the City's policy of gardening and landscaping at City buildings. scanJun 24
  341. 341341S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Fourteen, regarding a further report on how community policing is being implemented in Mid-Cambridge. scanJun 24
  342. 342342S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Thirteen, regarding issues with the commuter rail line in North Cambridge. scanJun 24
  343. 343343S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Twelve, regarding the maintenance and possible acquisition of the Magazine Beach area. scanJun 24
  344. 344344S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Twenty-six, regarding the policy on aiding property owners disposing of toxic materials. scanJun 24
  345. 345345S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Fifteen, regarding a report on the condition of soccer fields in the City. scanJun 24
  346. 346346S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Seven, regarding the library expansion. scanJun 24
  347. 347347S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Twenty-Eight, regarding the continued grant funding for the Youth Services Coordinator at Fresh Pond Apartments. scanJun 24
  348. 348348S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Eight, repaving the sidewalks on Fresh Pond Parkway, between Larch and Grozier Road, with a more suitable surface. scanJun 24
  349. 349349S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number One, regarding a plan for a Harvard Square Historical District which would preserve and protect all remaining historical buildings. scanJun 24
  350. 350350S Relative to the disposition of two small parcels of city-owned land located in Waltham to Polaroid Corporation. scanJun 24
  351. 351351S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Thirty, regarding an update on the plans for a West Cambridge Youth Center. scanJun 24
  352. 352352S A communication was received from D. Margaret Drury, City Clerk, transmitting a letter from Councillor Timothy J. Toomey, Jr. regarding the enactment of home-rule petition, H 6004, "An Act Establishing the Cambridge Public Health Commission" by the House of Representatives and the Senate. - Chap 147 Acts of 1996 scanJun 24
  353. 353353S A communication was received from D. Margaret Drury, City Clerk, transmitting a letter from City Solicitor Russell B. Higley regarding his opinion on whether or not the License Commission can grant taxicab medallions in excess of 248 without a change in §5.20.060. scanJun 24
  354. 354354S Communication was received from Richard Freierman and Lynn Gervens, transmitting their concern about the use of pesticides in parks and other public spaces in Cambridge. scanJun 24
  355. 355Communication was received from Ann Daughaday, City Engineer, The Department of Public Works, transmitting notice of the renewed addresses on Vincent Street. scanJun 24
  356. 356Communication was received from Arthur Santoro, Cambridge Advisory Board, transmitting his request for a hearing on the Cambridge House Inn and the Irving House to respond to complaints of bad Cambridge Taxi service given to them. scanJun 24
  357. 357Communication was received from Senator John F. Kerry, Unites States Senate, transmitting response to resolution urging the leadership of the U.S. Congress to continue funding for the CDBG, HOME and ESG programs. scanJun 24
  358. 358Communication was received from the Frank J. Fratto Family, transmitting grateful appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of their father. scanJun 24
  359. 359Communication was received from Jim McElianny, transmitting request to address the City Council regarding concerns of Local 12004. scanJun 24
  360. 360Communication was received from Dionne Emiko Mason, independent student dealer, Southwestern Company Publishers, requesting permission to sell educational books door to door from June 20 - August 10, 1996 for the Southwestern Company Publishing Company. scanJun 24
  361. 361Communication was received from the Department of Public Utilities, transmitting a notice of public hearings on the restructuring of the electric industry. scanJun 24
  362. 362Relative to a report from the Graffiti Task Force. scanJun 24
  363. 363Communication was received from Peter V. Cignetti and Larry Burke, et al., transmitting a petition for independent environmental and traffic studies at and surrounding the W.R. Grace Site in North Cambridge. scanJun 24
  364. 364Communication was received from **Vernon E. Carter**, Heritage Circle-African American of Indian Descent, transmitting his concern over the Southern Black Church fires and suggestions for alleviating these devastating circumstances. scanJun 24
  365. 365A meeting has been scheduled by the Community Development Department for July 1, 1996 to discuss the future of Cambridge Street. **Councillor Toomey** **Order #20** scanJun 24
  366. 366A report from Vice Mayor Kathleen L. Born and Councillor Michael A. Sullivan, Co-Chairs, The Committee on the Sesquicentennial Celebration, for a meeting held on May 24, 1996 for the purpose of continuing discussion of plans for the celebration. scanJun 24
  367. 367A report from Councillor Michael A. Sullivan, Chair, Government Operations Committee, for a meeting held on May 29, 1996 for the purpose of discussing a process for considering the City Manager's Goals and Objectives, the vacant position in the City Auditor's office and the issue of additional changes to the processing of curb cut petitions. scanJun 24
  368. 368A report from Councillor Anthony D. Galluccio, Chair, Cable TV and Communications Committee, for a meeting held on May 30, 1996 for the purpose of discussing changes in the cable industry and Portuguese television. scanJun 24
  369. 369A report from Councillor Katherine Triantafillou, Chair, Committee on Civil and Human Rights, for a meeting held on June 6, 1996 for the purpose of discussing affirmative action, the Police Review Board and civil service. scanJun 24
  370. 370370S A report from Councillor Francis H. Duehay, Chair, Housing and Community Development Committee, on a proposal for preserving affordability in Harvard's previously rent-controlled units, and including reports for meetings held on June 12, 1996 and June 19, 1996. Order included scanJun 24
  371. 371371S A report from Councillor Henrietta Davis, Chair, Traffic and Transportation Committee, for a meeting held on June 19, 1996 for the purpose of considering the addition of four new accessible taxicab medallions to the existing two hundred forty-eight medallions. scanJun 24
  372. 372372S A report from Councillor Michael A. Sullivan, Chair, Government Operations Committee, for a meeting held on June 20, 1996 regarding the position of Deputy City Clerk. scanJun 24
  373. 373373S A communication was received from D. Margaret Drury, City Clerk, transmitting an order from the Cambridge School Committee transmitting the Superintendent's recommended school calendar for the 1996-1997 school year. scanJun 24
  374. 374374S City of Cambridge General Obligation Bonds - Municipal Purpose Loan of 1996. scanJun 24
  375. 375375S Memorandum of Agreement between The Commmonwealth of Massachusetts and the City of Cambridge. scanJul 22
  376. 376376S A report from Councillor Henrietta Davis, Chair, Food Policy Committee, for a meeting held on June 18, 1996 for the purpose of discussing areas of the City which are under-served with respect to grocery stores, such as Central Square and Cambridgeport. [July 29, 1996 Summer Meeting] scanJul 29
  377. 377A communication was received from John Pitkin, 18 Fayette Street, requesting support from the City Council regarding Harvard's formerly rent controlled housing in the Prescott-Ware Street area. scanJul 29
  378. 378A report from Councillor Francis H. Duehay, Chair, Ordinance Committee, for a meeting held on June 20, 1996 for the purpose of discussing with the City Solicitor's Office, regulatory powers to limit signs advertising alcohol and cigarettes and to regulate newspaper boxes on the sidewalks. scanJul 29
  379. 379A communication was received from D. Margaret Drury, City Clerk, transmitting a letter from Claire E. Rodley, Cambridge School Committee, relative to a boathouse along the Charles River for use by the C.R.L.S. crew and sailing clubs. scanJul 29
  380. 380A communication was received from D. Margaret Drury, City Clerk, transmitting a letter from Claire E. Rodley, Cambridge School Committee, transmitting the school calendar for 1996-1997 school year. scanJul 29
  381. 381A report from Councillor Francis H. Duehay, Chair, Environment Committee, for a meeting held on July 11, 1996 for the purpose of discussing the report on the progress of bicycle and pedestrian safety issues and the use of pesticides and herbicides in City parks and open spaces. scanJul 29
  382. 382A report from Vice Mayor Kathleen L. Born, Chair, Public Service Committee, for a meeting held on July 16, 1996 for the purpose of discussing the landscape and site improvements to the front of City Hall as it relates to the preparation for Cambridge's 150th Anniversary celebration. scanJul 29
  383. 383A report from Councillor Francis H. Duehay, Chair, Environment Committee, for a meeting held on July 22, 1996 for the purpose of discussing the petition for independent traffic and environmental studies at and surrounding the W.R. Grace site in North Cambridge. scanJul 29
  384. 384A communication was received from D. Margaret Drury, City Clerk, transmitting Chapter 147 of the Acts of 1996, "An Act Establishing the Cambridge Public Health Commission." scanJul 29
  385. 385Relative to order number sixty three regarding urging Harvard to continue its discussion with its neighbors, through the Joint Committee for Neighborhood Harvard Consultation, for the purpose of developing a mutually agreeable solution for maintaining the residential character and stability in the Prescott-Ware Street areas. scanJul 29
  386. 386A communication was received from Anne C. Leduc, Executive Director, Retirement Board, transmitting notification of the acceptance by the Cambridge Retirement Board of Chapter 71 of the Acts of 1996; "An Act Authorizing Certain Public Employees Creditable Retirement Service Time for Active Service in the Armed Forces." scanJul 29
  387. 387A loan order dated November 14, 1994 authorizing the borrowing for the construction of a youth center serving the East Cambridge and Wellington/Harrington neighborhoods. scanJul 29
  388. 388A communication was received from Maria J. DiClemente, transmitting her grateful appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of the Cambridge Rindge and Latin Boys Volleyball Team. scanJul 29
  389. 389A communication was received from Department of Public Utilities, transmitting a negotiated interconnection agreement pursuant to Section 252 (e) of the Telecommunications Act of 1996. scanJul 29
  390. 390A communication was received from Department of Public Utilities, transmitting notification the Department of Public Utilities will hold a public hearing on Wednesday, August 14, 1996 at 10:00 a.m. in Boston at the Leverett Saltonstall Building, 100 Cambridge Street, 12th Floor, to investigate NYNEX's tariff filing to ensure that the proposed rate changes are just and reasonable, and comply with the pricing rules of the company's price cap regulation plan. scanJul 29
  391. 391A communication was received from Carl F. Barron, Putnam Furniture Leasing Company, Inc., regarding illegal bicycle riding on sidewalks in the Central Square Area. scanJul 29
  392. 392A communication was received from Governor William Weld, transmitting appreciation for the City Council support for House Bill 2833," An Act to Regulate State Contracts with Companies Doing Business with or in the Country of Burma (Myanmar)." scanJul 29
  393. 393A communication was received from Robert La Tremouille, 348 Franklin Street, regarding units of housing and dormitory room in the JFK Street, Mount Auburn Street and Massachusetts Avenue area. scanJul 29
  394. 394A communication was received from Mrs. Maria Giesta, transmitting her grateful appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of her husband, Jose B. Giesta. scanJul 29
  395. 395395S A communication was received from Pauline Brien and family, transmitting grateful appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of Cyril (Cy) Brien. scanJul 29
  396. 396396S A communication was received from Philip D. Cabral and family, transmitting grateful appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of Lena Cabral. scanJul 29
  397. 397397S A communication was received from Evelyn Costello and family, transmitting grateful appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of Edward F. Costello. scanJul 29
  398. 398398S A communication was received from Sister Estellyn Ganley, transmitting grateful appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of her Golden Jubilee. scanJul 29
  399. 399399S A communication was received from Anne G. Black, transmitting her support of the Library renovation and expansion. scanJul 29
  400. 400400S A communication was received from Department of Public Utilities, transmitting its motion to adopt a plan for addressing the limited number of exchange codes remaining in eastern Massachusetts' 617 and 508 area codes. scanJul 29
  401. 401401S A communication was received from Joyce London Alexander, Chief U.S. Magistrate Judge expressing her sincere appreciation for the resolutions congratulating her on her elevation and, as well as, condolences from the City Council on the death of her mother. scanJul 29
  402. 402402S A communication was received from Morris A. Naggar, doing business as Manhattan, 563 Massachusetts Avenue, transmitting his concern about the removal of Officer Mark Mahoney from Central Square. scanJul 29
  403. 403A communication was received from Senator Thomas F. Birmingham, transmitting appreciation for the City Council resolution regarding the FCC rule-making process, and the "outsourcing" of MBTA bus routes. scanJul 29
  404. 404A communication was received from Philip Dowds, Cambridge Citizens for Liveable Neighborhoods, CCLN, transmitting his concern that the "freeze" on the most common types of commercial parking lots and garages in Cambridge is now terminated. scanJul 29
  405. 405Cambridge City Council Travel Policy dated October 16, 1995. scanSep 9
  406. 406A report from Councillor Michael A. Sullivan, Chair of the Government Operations Committee for a meeting held on July 18, 1996 for the purpose of restructuring the City Council Office, changing section 2.24.030 of the Municipal Code to eliminate the requirements of six votes to terminate the Deputy City Clerk and the planning of an information meeting in the fall to discuss goals and objectives. scanSep 9
  407. 407A report from Councillor Michael A. Sullivan, Chair of the Government Operations Committee for a meeting held on July 24, 1996 for the purpose of discussing the City Council's need for office space. scanSep 9
  408. 408A report from Councillor Michael A. Sullivan, Chair of the Government Operations Committee for a meeting held on July 25, 1996 for the purpose of an informal discussion of Total Quality Management, public service as "customer service" and other related topics. scanSep 9
  409. 409A report from Councillor Michael A. Sullivan, Chair of the Government Operations Committee for a meeting held on August 1, 1996 for the purpose of discussing technology needs of the City Council and other issues relating to the needs and structure of the City Council Office. scanSep 9
  410. 410Communication was received from Senator Thomas F. Birmingham, transmitting appreciation for the City Council resolution regarding the reform of the disability retirement system. scanSep 9
  411. 411Communication was received from Robert J. LaTremouille, transmitting his praise for the proper and regular maintenance of Franklin Street Park and Guffey Park. scanSep 9
  412. 412Communication was received from Thomas Rego, Sr., transmitting his grateful appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of Ida Rego. scanSep 9
  413. 413Communication was received from Louis and Bruno Gentile, transmitting their grateful appreciation for the dedication of Palermo Street and Willow Street in honor of their loved ones. scanSep 9
  414. 414Communication was received from Howard Saxner and Laura van Dam regarding their tentative disapproval of the developers of 30-32 Chilton Street turning the backyard into parking space. scanSep 9
  415. 415Communication was received from Mrs. Edith Staton, transmitting her appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on her One Hundreth Birthday. scanSep 9
  416. 416Communication was received from the Department of Public Utilities, transmitting it proposal to adopt a regulation to govern the relationship between natural gas local distribution companies and their unregulated marketing affiliates. Public hearings will commence on Monday, September 16, 1996 at 10:00 at the Department's offices, 100 Cambridge Street, Boston, Massachusetts. scanSep 9
  417. 417Communication was received from property owners who abut 30-32 Chilton Street, a site being renovated, expressing their concerns regarding any backyard plans for the property. scanSep 9
  418. 418Communication was received from The Santiano Family, transmitting heartfelt thanks for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of their brother John. scanSep 9
  419. 419Communication was received from George Copitas, transmitting his concerns to improve the conditions faced by senior citizens in Cambridge nursing homes. scanSep 9
  420. 420Communication was received from the family of Ann J. Mulrey, transmitting appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of their mother. scanSep 9
  421. 421Communication was received from Alice McManus, transmitting sincere thanks for the resolution adopted by the City Council on her Eighty-fifth Birthday. scanSep 9
  422. 422Communication was received from Barbara Boyle transmitting her appreciation for the resolution of sympathy adopted by the City Council on behalf of Walter Boyle. scanSep 9
  423. 423423S Communication was received from the Theresa Leach Family, transmitting sincere appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of their mother. scanSep 9
  424. 424424S Communication was received from the Lewis Family, transmitting their appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of George M. Lewis III. scanSep 9
  425. 425425S Communication was received from Janet Megerdichian, transmitting her concern regarding problems with unattended dogs in and around the Chilton Street area. scanSep 9
  426. 426426S Communication was received from Dorothy Osborn, transmitting her family's appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of her brother, William Osborn. scanSep 9
  427. 427427S Communication was received from Barbara Petery, transmitting her concern that there are no regular progress reports and publicity for the expanded Main Library Committee now called Library 21. scanSep 9
  428. 428428S Petition was received from Alice LoCicero et al., 245 Grove Street, requesting a walk light or other traffic control options for the intersection of Grove Street and Blanchard Road. [handwritten: Report Received 11-18-96] [handwritten: Consent Agenda # 2 of 11-18-96] scanSep 9
  429. 429429S Communication was received from participants relative to fund raising for an Invitational 3-On-3 Basketball Final in Scranton, Pennsylvania. scanSep 9
  430. 430430S A communication from Claire E. Rodley, Cambridge School Committee, transmitting the revised school calendar for 1996-1997 school year. scanSep 9
  431. 431Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Seventeen, regarding a report on foot patrols in the East Cambridge and Wellington/Harrington areas. scanSep 9
  432. 432Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Eleven, regarding a mechanism to ensure City lights are property functioning. scanSep 9
  433. 433Relative to Awaiting Report Item Numbers Twelve and Thirteen, regarding the feasibility of reducing permit and licensing fees for Veterans organizations and for non-profit charitable and civic organizations and the financial impact of these reductions. scanSep 9
  434. 434Relative to Awaiting Report Item Nos. Twenty-six and Twenty-eight, regarding posting Dana Park for an 11:00 p.m. closing and the status of a City-wide policy of posting hours of operation at playgrounds. scanSep 9
  435. 435Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Twenty-four, regarding an update on the placement of a sign in City Hall indicating location of departments. scanSep 9
  436. 436Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Twenty-nine, regarding an investigation into the fire set in the crawl space beneath the Harrington School and increase the surveillance of the area. scanSep 9
  437. 437Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Seven, regarding the Shops at Harvard Yard. scanSep 9
  438. 438Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Nine, regarding a report on small business tax exemptions. scanSep 9
  439. 439Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Twenty-one, regarding a communication from Robert LaTremouille concerning an error in the Institutional Overlay District Map in the Harvard Square/Riverside area. scanSep 9
  440. 440440S Relative to the City of Cambridge being selected winner of the 1996 International City/County Management Association (ICMA) Program Excellence Award for Collaborative Children and Youth Initiatives in the "greater than 20,000" population category, for our Career Pathways Initiatives. scanSep 9
  441. 441441S The City Council Meeting scheduled for Monday, September 23, 1996 be canceled for the observance of the Jewish holiday of Yom Kippur. Mayor Russell Order #12 scanSep 9
  442. 442442S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Twenty-five, regarding an update on repairs to the Walden Square/Pemberton Street underpass. scanSep 9
  443. 443443S Relative to a request from the Charles River Building Limited Partnership that the City grant an easement to allow for the best possible design s for the renovation and expansion of the building located at 620 Memorial Drive. scanSep 9
  444. 444444S Communication was received from Senator Thomas Birmingham, transmitting appreciation for the City Council resolution regarding the passage of SEction 33 of Chapter 204 of the Acts of 1996. scanSep 9
  445. 445445S Hearing for October, l996 regarding the Residency Ordinance. Councillor Toomey Order #47 scanSep 16
  446. 446446S Commence a city wide zoning district review to identify other idiosyncratically zoned properties. Vice Mayor Born Order #99 scanSep 16
  447. 447447S A report from Councillor Michael A. Sullivan, Chair of the Government Operations Committee for a meeting held on Friday, September 13, 1996, for the purpose of planning a meeting on goals and objectives and discussing a proposal for training/facilitation for that meeting. scanSep 16
  448. 448Communication received from Carl F. Barron, transmitting his compliments regarding the 150th Anniversary Parade. scanSep 16
  449. 449Communication received from John the Cobbler (Gimigliano) wishing a Happy Birthday to the City of Cambridge. scanSep 16
  450. 450Communication received from Peter Valentine, transmitting a report of the National Officer in charge regarding development of the Everlasting Constitution and other National Emergency/Imminent Danger Matters. scanSep 16
  451. 451Communication received from Carl F. Barron requesting transmission to the City Council of his letter to Robert Healy congratulating the City Manager and staff on the success of the parade. scanSep 16
  452. 452Communication received from Clare and Dana Gallup transmitting their heartfelt appreciation and thanks for allowing them to celebrate their wedding day as part of Cambridge's 150th Anniversary Parade. scanSep 16
  453. 453Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Seven, regarding maintenance and upgrading of landscaping and fences of B & M Railroad property throughout the City. scanSep 16
  454. 454Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Five, regarding the lack of pay phones and toilet facilities at Fresh Pond Reservation. scanSep 16
  455. 455Relative to additional information on the status of the temporary repairs to the Walden Square/Pemberton Street Underpass. scanSep 16
  456. 456Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Fourteen, regarding a report on the certain financial improprieties. scanSep 16
  457. 457Regarding the effects of the residency ordinance on hiring. scanSep 16
  458. 458458S Relative to communication from the City Solicitor's Office regarding a petition filed with the First circuit Court of Appeals concerning Ackerly Communications, Inc. scanSep 16
  459. 459459S A communication was received from D. Margaret Drury, City Clerk, transmitting a document regarding the Department of Environmental Protection Audit Findings, W. R. Grace Site. scanSep 30
  460. 460460S Communication was received from the Town of Plymouth transmitting notice of a workshop to be held on September 24, 1996 at the Worcester Holiday Inn on the changes in the Electric Utility Industry. scanSep 30
  461. 461461S Communication was received from Department of Public Utilities regarding their decision to submit final rules in Electric Industry Restructuring by the end of 1996. scanSep 30
  462. 462462S Communication was received from Ann Daughaday, City Engineer, The Department of Public Works, transmitting notice of new approved addresses for 82 and 84 Holworthy Street. scanSep 30
  463. 463463S Communication was received from Department of Public Utilities transmitting notice of proposed rulemaking regarding the recission of certain regulations related to railroads. scanSep 30
  464. 464464S Communication was received from the Alma LaRocca Family, transmitting grateful appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of their mother. scanSep 30
  465. 465465S Communication was received from A. Mirzoian, Mayor of Yerevan, on behalf of the people of Yerevan, transmitting warm congratulations to the City of Cambridge on the 150th Anniversary of the city. scanSep 30
  466. 466466S Communication was received from Peter Valentine transmitting a report on the Subcommittee on the United Nations Charter. scanSep 30
  467. 467467S Communication was received from Department of Public Utilities to amend the following Department regulations related to the carriage for hire of property, namely household goods, involuntarily towed motor vehicles, and hazardous materials. scanSep 30
  468. 468468S Communication was received from Evelyn Wyman, transmitting her gratitude for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of her husband. scanSep 30
  469. 469469S Communication was received from Margaret E. DeVito, transmitting her sincere thanks to the City Council for their kind expression of sympathy on behalf of her husband, Anthony J. DeVito. scanSep 30
  470. 470470S Communication was received from the Barros Family, transmitting grateful appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of Jose A. Barros. scanSep 30
  471. 471471S Communication was received from Peter Valentine, regarding snow and ice removal. scanSep 30
  472. 472472S Communication was received from Department of Public Utilities transmitting notice to rescind the Department regulations related to gas pipeline and safety. scanSep 30
  473. 473473S Communication was received from Department of Public Utilities transmitting notice to rescind the regulations to the Department's rates and revenue requirements. scanSep 30
  474. 474474S Communication was received from Peter Valentine regarding the report on Free Energy. scanSep 30
  475. 475A communication was received from D. Margaret Drury, City Clerk, transmitting a memorandum from Mayor Russell scheduling a City Council public hearing on Monday, October 28, 1996 at 7:00 p.m. relative to the Cambridge First Hiring and Residency Requirement. scanSep 30
  476. 476A communication was received from D. Margaret Drury, City Clerk, transmitting a memorandum from Harry M. Grossman, Acting Deputy Commissioner, Division of Local Services relative to the Summary of 1996 Municipal Finance Law Changes. scanSep 30
  477. 477A communication was received from D. Margaret Drury, City Clerk, transmitting a report from Councillor Michael A. Sullivan, Chair of the Public Safety Committee for a meeting held on September 18, 1996 for the purpose of discussing present and planned programs of the Fire Department, the Emergency Communications Department and the Emergency Management Department. scanSep 30
  478. 478A communication was received from D. Margaret Drury, City Clerk, transmitting a report from Councillor Michael A. Sullivan, Chair of the Public Safety Committee for a meeting held on September 17, 1996 for the purpose of considering current and planned activities of the Traffic, Parking and Transportation Department. scanSep 30
  479. 479Communication was received from Department of Public Utilities transmitting notice of consolidated proceeding reopening the record in Dispatch Communications of New England d/b/a Nextel Communications, Inc. to investigate whether providers of Commercial Mobile Radio services are public service corporations within the G.L. c. 40A, S scanSep 30
  480. 480Communication was received from Department of Public Utilities, transmitting notice of amending the Departments regulations related to passenger carriers. scanSep 30
  481. 481A report from Councillor Francis H. Duehay, Chair of the Environment Committee for a meeting held on September 24, 1996, at the M.E. Fitzgerald School Cafeteria, 70 Rindge Avenue for the purpose of hearing testimony from City, State and Federal officials and consultants concerning contamination and necessary steps to remediate the site at and around the former W.R. Grace site at the corner of Whittemore Avenue, Rindge Avenue and Route 2 in North Cambridge. scanOct 7
  482. 482A report from Councillor Michael A. Sullivan, Chair of the Government Operations Committee for a meeting held on September 27, 1996 for the purpose of discussing current and planned programs of the City Clerk's Office and the City Council Office and the staffing and space needs for both offices. scanOct 7
  483. 483Communication received from The Department of Public Utilities transmitting notice of a hearing to be held on October 23, 1996 on the petition of Cambridge Electric Light Company requesting approval to issue and sell shares of common capital stock, and long term debt securities. scanOct 7
  484. 484Communication was received from Marshall Mourar, property owner at 291 Windsor Street regarding public disturbances on Windsor Street near Hampshire Street. scanOct 7
  485. 485Communication was received from Ann Daughaday, City Engineer, The Department of Public Works, transmitting notice of new approved addresses for 164 Elm Street (North). scanOct 7
  486. 486486S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Eighteen, regarding the impact of the entrance of US Shuttle into Cambridge with respect to the taxi industry and trips to Logan Airport and the timeline on the establishment of a Taxi Advisory Committee. [handwritten: See CM [?]395 Order # 98-9-9-96] scanOct 7
  487. 487487S Relative to Council Order No. 50, of July 29, 1996 regarding preparing an ordinance requiring all nursing homes in Cambridge to be air conditioned. scanOct 7
  488. 488488S Relative to a recommendation from the License Commission to approve the jitney application of New Salem Service Corp. scanOct 7
  489. 489489S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Eight, regarding a report on the lack of cardiovascular equipment at the high school weight room. scanOct 7
  490. 490490S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Fourteen, regarding a report on the loss of off-hours emergency response crews at the Water Department. scanOct 7
  491. 491491S A copy of the article from the October edition of Public Management which highlights this years awards for excellence in local government. scanOct 7
  492. 492492S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Eleven, regarding an update on the activities of the Truck Advisory Committee. scanOct 7
  493. 493493S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number One, regarding the need for additional parking at the Sheraton Commander Hotel. scanOct 7
  494. 494494S Complete copies of the Zoning Ordinance and Municipal Code be made available at all branch libraries and over the Internet. Councillor Davis Order #1 scanOct 7
  495. 495Remind bicyclists that riding on sidewalks and riding the wrong way (against the traffic) in bicycle lanes is illegal and dangerous. Vice Mayor Born Order #25 scanOct 7
  496. 496A communication was received from D. Margaret Drury, City Clerk, transmitting a letter from Francis H. Duehay, Chair, Committee on Environment, regarding the contamination and flooding problems at the Grace site and the surrounding area. scanOct 7
  497. 497Establishment of a sister city relationship between Cambridge and Anging, Anhui, China be referred to the Sister Cities Sub-Committee. Mayor Russell Order #37 scanOct 21
  498. 498Encourage the Charles Stark Draper Laboratory, Inc. to negotiate with the Research Development and Technical Union Employees. Councillor Galluccio Order #74 scanOct 21
  499. 499Communicate to the Cambridge state legislative delegation the desire for its assistance in improving state laws and programs relating to bicycle and pedestrian safety. Councillor Duehay and Mayor Russell Order #101 scanOct 21
  500. 500Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Seven, regarding the W.R. Grace site. scanOct 21
  501. 501Petition was received from Jill Berg, teacher, Cambridgeport School, 12 Corporal McTernan Street, requesting permission to hold their Third Annual Halloween Bake Sale. scanOct 21
  502. 502Communication was received from the Department of Public Utilities seeking comments regarding the public interest aspects of the proposed merger between New England Telephone and Telegraph Company, doing business as NYNEX and Bell Atlantic Corporation. scanOct 21
  503. 503Communication was received from Robert LaTremouille, 348 Franklin Street, regarding dangerous bicycle riding on the sidewalk in Central Square. scanOct 21
  504. 504Communication was received from Peter Valentine requesting the City Council to send a letter to NECCO Candy Factory thanking them for the beautiful design on their main stack. scanOct 21
  505. 505Communication was received from Lavonne E. Davidson, 287 Harvard Street, regarding lack of enforcement of traffic regulations or regulations for traffic safety including bicycles, autos pedestrians and all wheeled vehicles. scanOct 21
  506. 506Communication was received from the Robert E. Valente Family, transmitting their appreciation for the kind expression of sympathy by the City Council. scanOct 21
  507. 507Communication was received from Alice McManus thanking the City Council for remembering her on her 85th Birthday. scanOct 21
  508. 508Communication was received from Trey Helliwell, Festival Organizer Baitfish Productions, requesting permission for a Street Fair. scanOct 21
  509. 509A report from Councillor Michael A. Sullivan, Chair of the Public Safety Committee for a meeting held on October 7, 1996 to discuss the current and planned programs for the Police Department, including a community policing update and a facilities tour. scanOct 21
  510. 510A communication from Mayor Sheila Doyle Russell regarding Cambridge's position as a Champion Community which qualifies for a number of benefits under the Empowerment Zone/Enterprise Community (EZ/EC) program. scanOct 21
  511. 511A communication was received from Donna P. Lopez, Deputy City Clerk, transmitting a report from Vice Mayor Kathleen Born, Chair of the Elder Affairs Committee for a meeting held on October 16, 1996, to discuss the situation of the elderly tenants who will lose their protected rent control status on December 31, 1996. scanOct 28
  512. 512Communication was received from Robert LaTremouille, transmitting a follow-up on his letter of October 7, regarding a sidewalk bicycle collision. scanOct 28
  513. 513Communication was received from Robert LaTremouille, transmitting traffic regulations regarding Harvard and Central Square. scanOct 28
  514. 514Communication was received from Peter Valentine, transmitting thanks to the Community Development Department and the Public Works Department for the Central Square street improvement project. scanOct 28
  515. 515Communication was received from Gerry Barnes, transmitting her thanks for the very beautiful expression of sympathy, adopted by the City Council on behalf of Margaret Downey. scanOct 28
  516. 516Communication was received from Lisa Gould, et al. transmitting a petition concerning neighborhood opposition to the proposed development at the premises numbered 106 Harvey Street. scanOct 28
  517. 517517S Petition was received from Thomas Berry Brazelton requesting permission to increase the width of existing curb cut at the premises numbered 23 Hawthorn Street. scanOct 28
  518. 518518S Communication was received from Elaine DeRosa, Executive Director of CEOC, transmitting her support for the Campaign to Save 2000 Homes. scanOct 28
  519. 519519S That the City Council meeting of December 2, 1996 be cancelled because of the Thanksgiving holiday. Mayor Russell Order #9 scanOct 28
  520. 520520S Meeting with sponsors and planners of various city celebrations for the purpose of hearing concerns of these groups regarding permits, costs, stage rental, propane use etc.. Councillor Reeves Order #18 scanOct 28
  521. 521521S A copy of Boston's newspaper box ordinance to all City Councillors. Councillor Duehay Order #24 scanOct 28
  522. 522522S The extension of the cab stand in front of the Marriott Hotel and the correction of the taxi sign at the Cambridgeside Galleria Mall. Councillor Galluccio Order #34 scanOct 28
  523. 523523S Draft an Interim Planning Overlay District to affect the entire IC District and the co-terminus PUD District until comprehensive new zoning is proposed and adopted. Councillor Duehay Order #44 scanOct 28
  524. 524A copy of a communication sent to the Charles Stark Draper Laboratory relative to the state of negotiations between Draper Laboratory and the Research, Development and Technical Employees Union. scanOct 28
  525. 525Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Ten, regarding meeting with gas station owners on North Massachusetts Avenue to provide information and technical assistance to facilitate the reuse and enhancement of the area. scanNov 4
  526. 526Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Twelve, regarding assisting groups that are using School Department facilities. scanNov 4
  527. 527Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Eleven, regarding a report on what regulations exist concerning construction vehicles and dumpsters and the length of time they may occupy parking spaces. scanNov 4
  528. 528Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Eight, regarding a report on traffic/safety issues on Columbia Street. scanNov 4
  529. 529Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Five, regarding a report of the City's policy of landscaping and gardening around City buildings. scanNov 4
  530. 530Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Nine, regarding an investigation of 3:00 a.m. truck traffic in North Cambridge. scanNov 4
  531. 531Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Fifteen, which requested more information on the impact of the entrance of US Shuttle into Cambridge with respect to the taxi industry and trips to Logan Airport. scanNov 4
  532. 532532S Requesting larger property owners to negotiate deals, similar to Harvard University, to protect tenants who are losing their protective status on December 31, 1996. Councillor Triantafillou, Vice Mayor Born and Councillor Duehay [handwritten: Report received 11-25-96] Order #20 [handwritten: Consent Agenda #16 of 11-25-96] scanNov 4
  533. 533533S Relative to Council Order Number Forty-four of October 28, 1996, regarding 3 potential options for an Interim Planning Overlay District affecting the Industry C District and the coterminous Planned Unit Development in JC Districts in Alewife. scanNov 4
  534. 534534S Communication was received from Peter V. Cignetti, transmitting information relative to the Alewife Study Group's Support of the 400 foot Open Space Buffer Zone in North Cambridge. scanNov 4
  535. 535535S A communication was received from D. Margaret Drury, City Clerk, transmitting a communication from Mayor Sheila Russell regarding the Mayor's Summer Youth Employment Program Review of 1996 together with the plan for the program for 1997. scanNov 4
  536. 536536S A communication was received from D. Margaret Drury, City Clerk, transmitting a report from Councillor Triantafillou, Chair of the Civil and Human Rights Committee for a meeting held on October 10, 1996, for the purpose of continuing discussion of the Residency Ordinance. scanNov 4
  537. 537537S Communication was received from Robert LaTremouille, transmitting a follow-up letter regarding Consent Communication Numbers One and Two from October 28 meeting on bicycle safety. scanNov 4
  538. 538That the City Council meetings of December 23 and December 30, 1996, be cancelled. Councillors Reeves and Galluccio Order #38 scanNov 4
  539. 539Refiling of Home Rule petitions filed by the City of Cambridge which were not acted upon by the Legislature. Councillor Toomey Order #23 scanNov 4
  540. 540City Council meeting of December 9, 1996 be cancelled so that the City Council can attend the National League of Cities conference. Councillors Duehay and Galluccio Order #30 scanNov 4
  541. 541A report from Concillor Triantafillou, Chair of the Civil and Human Rights Committee meeting held on September 25, 1996 for the purpose of discussing affirmative action and the Residency Ordinance. scanNov 4
  542. 542Regarding a report on the procedures for notifying property owners and ticketing owners who are not shoveling sidewalks. scanNov 4
  543. 543Regarding the status of plans and negotiations of units planned for the Portland Stoneware site. scanNov 4
  544. 544Report received from Emergency Managemewnt Department, David B. O'Connor, transmitting a report on "Repairing Your Flooded Home." scanNov 4
  545. 545Communication received from Robert W. Healy, City Manager transmitting the marketing package developed jointly by the Community Development Department and Chamber of Commerce entitled "Cambridge Massachusetts the Intelligent Choice." scanNov 4
  546. 546546S Regarding issues witht he condition of the polling area at Roosevelt Towers. scanNov 4
  547. 547547S Regarding a report on the status of the Mid-Cambridge Neighborhood study. scanNov 4
  548. 548548S Regarding the status of the reconstruction of Silva Park. scanNov 4
  549. 549549S Home rule petition entitled "AN ACT TO CONTINUE AFFORDABILITY IN GOVERNMENTALLY INVOLVED HOUSING IN THE CITY OF CAMBRIDGE." scanNov 18
  550. 550550S A communication was received from D. Margaret Drury, City Clerk, transmitting a report from Councillor Michael A. Sullivan, Chair of the Government Operations Committee, for a meeting held on Friday, October 18, 1996 for the purpose of continuing discussion of staffing, space and technology requirements of the City Council Office. scanNov 18
  551. 551551S A communication was received from D. Margaret Drury, City Clerk, transmitting a report from Vice Mayor Kathleen Born, Chair of the Public Service Committee, for a meeting held on October 29, 1996 for the purpose of discussing a city-wide landscaping and master planting plan. scanNov 18
  552. 552552S A communication was received from Donna P. Lopez, Deputy City Clerk, transmitting a report from Councillor Henrietta Davis, Chair of the Traffic and Transportation Committee, for a meeting held on October 30, 1996 for the purpose of discussing bus service within the city. scanNov 18
  553. 553553S A communication was received from D. Margaret Drury, City Clerk, transmitting a report from Councillor Katherine Triantafillou, Chair of the Civil and Human Rights Committee, for a meeting held on November 6, 1996 for the purpose of continued discussion of the Residency Ordinance of the City of Cambridge. scanNov 18
  554. 554554S Communication was received from George Copitas, requesting to address the City Council on the issue of taxi service for the disabled and elderly residents. scanNov 18
  555. 555555S Communication was received from United States Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer, transmitting his thanks and appreciation to the Council. scanNov 18
  556. 556556S Communication was received from the family of Peter Pappagianopoulos, transmitting their deep appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council. scanNov 18
  557. 557557S Communication was received from the family of Michael J. Rabbitt, transmitting their grateful appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council. scanNov 18
  558. 558558S Communication was received from the family of John J. O'Loughlin, transmitting their thanks for the beautiful expression of sympathy adopted by the City Council. scanNov 18
  559. 559559S Communication was received from the Chambers, Chandler and Lashley Family, transmitting their appreciation for the kind expression of sympathy adopted by the City Council. scanNov 18
  560. 560560S Communication was received from Mayor Sheila Doyle Russell, transmitting notice of the Charles Square Tree Lighting Event on Friday, November 29, 4:00 P.M. - 6:00 P.M. scanNov 18
  561. 561561S Communication was received from Reverend Ignatius F. Pennish, S.J., transmitting his appreciation for best wishes for a speedy recovery from the City Council. scanNov 18
  562. 562562S Communication was received from Joseph A. Leonard, Jr., 252 Pearl Street, regarding his water bill and a faulty meter. scanNov 18
  563. 563Communication was received from Carol Burchard O'Hare, transmitting her opposition to any residency requirement for City employees. scanNov 18
  564. 564Communication was received from Mayor Sheila Doyle Russell, transmitting a copy of a letter sent to Cambridge Electric Light Company from Ken Sharp, regarding statistics concerning fatalities, injuries and property damage incidents resulting from vehicles hitting utility poles. scanNov 18
  565. 565Communication was received from Philip R. Fenstermacher, regarding the refiling of the Home Rule concerning expiring use buildings. scanNov 18
  566. 566Communication was received from Robert J. LaTremouille, regarding sidewalk bicycling in the City of Cambridge. scanNov 18
  567. 567Urge residents who want to get parking permits at neighborhood sites to check dates and times for site operation on the notice mailed to them, with the Traffic, Parking and Transportation Department or Cable TV. Councillor Toomey Order #13 scanNov 18
  568. 568A public meeting on the Cambridgeport Roadways Project and the results of the neighborhood planning process. Councillor Davis Order #41 scanNov 18
  569. 569Proposed changes to the Human Rights Ordinance to provide protection from discrimination and harrassment based on non-conformance to gender norms. Councillors Triantafillou, Duehay and Reeves Order #55 scanNov 18
  570. 570Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Five, regarding a petition from Alice LoCicero, et al, requesting a walk light or other traffic control options for the intersection of Grove Street and Blanchard Road. scanNov 18
  571. 571571S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Twelve, regarding a report on communications between the Police Department and the License Commission relative to complaints from citizens concerning licensed establishments. scanNov 18
  572. 572572S Relative to Council Order Number Thirty-one, dated October 7, 1996, regarding drafting home rule legislation invalidating DPU approval of the U.S. Shuttle Jitney application. scanNov 18
  573. 573573S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Fifteen, regarding a report on flooding. scanNov 18
  574. 574574S Relative to a status report from the Library 21 Committee. scanNov 18
  575. 575575S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Fourteen, regarding when and if the Columbia Street area will have a new sewer project. scanNov 18
  576. 576576S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Twenty-five, regarding a report on the sewer odor problems at the intersections of Pearl Street and Massachusetts Avenue and Cambridge and Lambert Streets. scanNov 18
  577. 577577S Request Congressman Joseph Kennedy and Senator Kerry to attend the Housing and Community Development meeting on December 2, 1996 to address our concerns and report any developments in regard to expiring use buildings. Mayor Russell, Councillor Triantafillou and Vice Mayor Born Order #79 scanNov 18
  578. 578578S Name the new conference room at Traffic, Parking and Transportation Department the "George Teso Conference Room" in recognition of his lengthy years of service to the City of Cambridge. Order #34 scanNov 18
  579. 579Recommendations of the Massachusetts Municipal Association on the Reform of Civil Service. scanNov 18
  580. 580Communication relative to a recommendation to move to Executive Session in order to receive an update on the status of the City Litigation on the Sign Ordinance. scanNov 18
  581. 581An order introduced by Councillor Toomey regarding proposed amendment to the Municipal Code adding a new Chapter 2.113 entitled "Privatization of City Services." scanNov 25
  582. 582A report of the Government Operations Committee for a meeting held on November 7, 1996 for the purpose of receiving public comment regarding the City's goals through a facilitated goal-setting session led by Roberta Miller, facilitator. scanNov 25
  583. 583A report from Councillor Michael A. Sullivan, Chair of the Government Operations Committee, for a meeting held on November 8, 1996 for the purpose of setting goals for the City. scanNov 25
  584. 584A report from Councillor Michael A. Sullivan, Chair of the Public Safety Committee, for a meeting held on November 13, 1996 for the purpose of discussing enforcement of traffic regulations regarding bicycles, automobiles, pedestrian and all wheeled vehicles. scanNov 25
  585. 585A report from Councillor Timothy J. Toomey, Chair of the Claims Committee, for a meeting held on November 14, 1996 for the purpose of reviewing and making recommendations on claims against the City filed by members of the general public. scanNov 25
  586. 586Communication was received from Sylvia R. Piltch, transmitting her thanks for the resolution adopted by the City Council honoring her. scanNov 25
  587. 587Communication was received from Margaret E. DeVito, thanking the City of Cambridge for the dedication of the Music Room of the Main Library as the "Anthony J. DeVito" Music Room and the resolution adopted by the City Council. scanNov 25
  588. 588Communication was received from Dorothy C. Cotter and family, transmitting her thanks for the dedication in honor of her brother, Larry Trant. scanNov 25
  589. 589Communication was received from Shirley C. Cummings, transmitting her support of the Growers Market continuing at the Morse School. scanNov 25
  590. 590Communication was received from George Copitas, requesting to address the City Council on taxi service to the seniors at the Senior Center. scanNov 25
  591. 591Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number twenty-five, regarding a report on open space. scanNov 25
  592. 592Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Ten, regarding a report on the access to the tot lot at Charles River Park. scanNov 25
  593. 593Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Eleven, regarding a report on the gasoline spill in the vicinity of Concord Avenue and Walden Street on October 14, 1996. scanNov 25
  594. 594Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Five, regarding a report on automobile traffic in Cambridge. scanNov 25
  595. 595Relative to a status report on the Kendall Square Fire Station. scanNov 25
  596. 596Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Seventeen, regarding an update on plans for outdoor ice skating location of this Winter. scanNov 25
  597. 597Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Seven, regarding a report on purchasing cardiovascular equipment for the High School weight room. scanNov 25
  598. 598598S A report on the condition of the fountain and courtyard area and lighting of the Manning Apartments and Central Square Library. scanNov 25
  599. 599599S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Numbers Nine, Sixteen and Twenty-one, regarding housing issues. scanNov 25
  600. 600600S Acting Commissioner of Public Health for 1981. Councillor Triantafillou Order #42 [handwritten: Report Received 12-16-96] [handwritten: Consent Agenda # 13 of 12-16-96] scanNov 25
  601. 601601S That the Cable TV office cablecast the Thanksgiving Day football game live! Councillors Galluccio, Sullivan, Mayor Russell and Councillor Triantafillou Order #52 scanNov 25
  602. 602602S Inform Cambridge delegation of the opportunity to sponsor all or part of the 1997 Massachusetts Municipal Association Legislative Package at a State House Meeting on Tuesday, December 3, 1996. Councillors Duehay and Galluccio Order #64 scanNov 25
  603. 603603S Public hearing be held on the current status of each expiring use building in Cambridge. Councillors Davis, Duehay, Reeves, Russell, Sullivan, Toomey and Triantafillou Order #34 scanNov 25
  604. 604604S Regarding an order on the changes to the Facilities Use Policies of the School Department. scanNov 25
  605. 605605S A copy of the Boston Ordinance regarding newsracks. scanNov 25
  606. 606606S Cambridge Police Department Part One Crime Report and Neighborhood Crime Profile for January 1, 1996 to September 30, 1996. scanNov 25
  607. 607607S Relative to the transmission of the City Manager's Goals and Objectives for calendar year 1997.Dec 16
  608. 608608S Relative to a report on the source of additional funding for City Council and SchoolCommittee salary increases. scanDec 16
  609. 609609S Relativeto an update on the replacement of the hot top sidewalk with cement on the odd side of Fresh Pond Parkway. scanDec 16
  610. 610610S Relative to a report on the dilapidated barns located behind 12 Cottage and 11 Perry Streets. scanDec 16
  611. 611611S Relative to a report on paving over of residential back yards from property line to property line. scanDec 16
  612. 612612S Relative to the installation of traffic controls at the intersection of Blanchard and Grove Streets. scanDec 16
  613. 613613S Relative to information on the Morse and Fitzgerald School projects. scanDec 16
  614. 614614S Relative to a report on the drainage problems at Buckingham Browne & Nichols. scanDec 16
  615. 615615S Relative to maintaining and policing the new MBTA bus stop shelter on northbound side of Massachusetts Avenue. scanDec 16
  616. 616616S Relative to a Landmark Designation Report for the Shell Oil Company "Spectacular" sign at 187 Magazine Street. scanDec 16
  617. 617617S Regarding a progress report from the Graffiti Task Force. scanDec 16
  618. 618618S Relative to the Hampshire/Columbia 16-unit home ownership project (the "Blouin" Project) receiving an award from the National Community Development Association in a nationwide competition. scanDec 16
  619. 619619S Regarding the operations of the new marksense voting system and outlining procedures to be used for a "PR" election utilizing the new marksense voting system. scanDec 16
  620. 620620S A report from Councillor Francis H. Duehay, Chair of the Housing and Community Development Committee for a meeting held on December 2, 1996 for the purpose of discussing pending housing issues, including efforts to help tenants who are losing their protected tenant status on December 31, expiring use legislation, the transfer tax possibility, the status of the Harvard housing transfer to the City and other business. scanDec 16
  621. 621621S Relative to a report on all traffic studies and analysis relevant to the Porter Square Shopping Center renovation and expansion. scanDec 16
  622. 622622S Endorsement of the proposed legislation allowing municipalities to issue license plates through the Registry of Motor Vehicles for the purpose of generating revenue for public safety purposes. Mayor Russell Order #52 scanDec 16
  623. 623623S A communication transmitting a letter from Mayor Russell regarding Anquing Sister-City Proposal. scanDec 16
  624. 624624S Communication from George Fosque, Emergency Communications and 911 Director relative to a press announcement for Enhanced 911 Telephone Service. scanDec 16
  625. 625625S Dedicate the corner of Fifth and Charles Street in honor of Eduardo Silva. scanDec 16
  626. 626626S Communication was received from Bernadette Valentin and family, transmitting their thanks for all support and generous contributions in their time of need. scanDec 16
  627. 627627S Communication was received from Elizabeth Kelleher, transmitting her thanks for her retirement resolution adopted by the City Council on October 28. scanDec 16
  628. 628628S Communication was received from James Ackerman and Jill Slosburg-Ackerman, transmitting their opposition to the City Council considering withdrawing permission from US Shuttle. scanDec 16
  629. 629629S Communication was received from Ruth D'Entremont, transmitting her grateful appreciation for the resolution adopted by the City Council on behalf of her husband. scanDec 16
  630. 630630S Communication was received from Rose E. Frisch, transmitting her thanks for the resolution of appreciation which was adopted by the City Council. scanDec 16
  631. 631631S Communication was received from Tom Courtney, transmitting his thanks for dedicating St. Peter's Baseball Diamond in honor of him. scanDec 16
  632. 632632S Communication was received from the Cambridge Human Rights Commission, transmitting their strong support of the efforts of the City Council and City Manager to persuade Cambridge landlords not to raise rents. scanDec 16
  633. 633633S Communication was received from Small Property Owners Association, regarding the accuracy in reporting Federal Laws and Policies Affecting Expiring-Use Tenants. scanDec 16
  634. 634634S Communication was received from Maurice T. Cunningham, transmitting his support of the four curb cut petitions which are essential for the development of a Star Market at University Park. scanDec 16
  635. 635635S Communication was received from Inge Metcalf et al., transmitting their support of the Forest City Development proposed curb cut plan. This plan will enable Forest City to bring Star Market to the Cambridgeport neighborhood. scanDec 16
  636. 636636S Communication was received from Julie Roxanne Barsam, transmitting the support of the Board of Directors of the Central Square Business Association for the curb cut application of the Forest City Development Program. scanDec 16
  637. 637637S Communication was received from Joe Sater on behalf of the International Restaurants of Central Square, transmitting their support of Forest City Development's proposed University Park Phase II curb cut plan. scanDec 16
  638. 638638S Communication was received from Donald Grossman, Ph. D., President, Coastal Leasing, Inc., transmitting his request that the City Council vote in support of the University Park curb cut petition. scanDec 16
  639. 639639S Communication was received from Julie Washington, transmitting her request to grant the four curb cut petitions for the Forest City Project. scanDec 16
  640. 640640S Communication was received from Gerald Bergman, transmitting his support of the Forest City Development curb cut requests. scanDec 16
  641. 641641S Communication was received from James W. Gascoigne, Executive Director of Charles River Transportation Management Association, urging the City Council to approve Forest City Development's curb cuts at University Park. scanDec 16
  642. 642642S Communication was received from Campaign to Save 2000 Cambridge Homes, transmitting their concern of tenants affected by expiring use. scanDec 16
  643. 643643S Communication was received from Lisa Bromer, urging the City Council to grant the petition for curb cuts submitted by Forest City Development for University Park. scanDec 16
  644. 644644S Communication was received from P. Haridas, in supporting the City Council to grant the petition for curb cuts submitted by Forest City Development for University Park. scanDec 16
  645. 645645S Communication was received from Denise Maguire, in supporting for the City Council approval for the requested curb cuts submitted by Forest City Project at University Park. scanDec 16
  646. 646646S Communication was received from John Pitkin, Mid-Cambridge Neighborhood Association, requesting the City Council to update and reexamine the 1980 institutional use study. scanDec 16
  647. 647647S A report from Councillor Francis H. Duehay, Chair of the Ordinance Committee for a meeting held on November 12, 1996 for the purpose of considering technical amendments to the Zoning Ordinance proposed by the Planning Board. scanDec 16
  648. 648648S A report from Councillor Henrietta Davis, Chair of the Traffic and Transportation Committee for a meeting held on November 20, 1996 for the purpose of resolving taxi transportation problems to and from the Senior Center for the elderly. scanDec 16
  649. 649649S A report from Councillor Henrietta Davis, Chair of the Traffic and Transportation Committee for a meeting held on November 21, 1996 for the purpose of discussing traffic calming measures within the City. scanDec 16
  650. 650650S A report from Councillor Michael A. Sullivan, Chair of the Government Operations Committee for a meeting held on November 27, 1996 for the purpose of continuing its discussion of goals and objectives for the City in a facilitated meeting/training session led by Roberta Miller, facilitator. scanDec 16

City Manager Requests

579 actions · № 1–597
  1. 11CM Urge the MBTA to reconsider its decision to close certain "T" entrances such as the Church Street entrance after 9:00 p.m. Councillor Sullivan Order #2 scanJan 8
  2. 22CM Contact the MDC and the Saint John's Cemetery regarding snow removal on the sidewalks along Rindge Avenue. Councillor Galluccio Order #12 scanJan 8
  3. 33CM An update on the status of the East Cambridge Teen Center. Councillor Toomey Order #14 Report received 2/5/96. See Agenda #13 of 2/5/96. scanJan 8
  4. 44CM System similar to the "safe house" system, which would be beneficial to the quest to make the streets safer for women all over the City. Councillor Russell Order #21 scanJan 8
  5. 55CM Work with local businesses to establish a coupon book to reward honor roll students in the Cambridge public schools. Councillor Galluccio Order #35 scanJan 8
  6. 66CM Number of tickets issued and cars towed during the most recent snowstorms on account of snow emergencies. Councillor Toomey Order #36 - Report received 3/4/96. Agenda #11 of 3/4/96. scanJan 8
  7. 77CM Concerns from residents of Grove Street-Blanchard Road regarding their property valuation increases. Councillor Sullivan Order #37 scanJan 8
  8. 88CM Complaints received from neighbors of the Haggerty School regarding the disposal of rubbish. Councillor Russell Order #42 [handwritten:] Report received 2/5/96. See Agenda #16 of 2/5/96. scanJan 8
  9. 99CM Lack of snow removal makes it difficult for the elderly citizens at the LBJ Apartments on Erie Street to walk easily to the bus shelter on Brookline Street. Councillor Davis [handwritten:] Report received 2/12/96. Order #44 [handwritten:] See Agenda #8 of 2/12/96. scanJan 8
  10. 1010CM Clearing snow from the sidewalk in front of North Cambridge Catholic Cemetery. Councillor Russell Order #48 [handwritten:] Report received 2/12/96 See Agenda #9 of 2/12/96 scanJan 8
  11. 1111CM Report on procedure for notifying property owners of their obligation to shovel sidewalks and for ticketing owners who are not complying with the law. Councillor Galluccio Order #49 [handwritten:] Report received 2/12/96 See Agenda #10 of 2/12/96 Second Report received 11-4-96 - #15 Consent Agenda scanJan 8
  12. 1212CM Draft home-rule legislation making all living space in nursing homes built before 1960 be air conditioned. Councillor Duehay Order #51 scanJan 8
  13. 1313CM Request Department of Public Works to step up sidewalk clearance violations on sidewalks near schools. Councillors Born and Davis Order #53 Report received 2/12/96. See Agenda # 11 of 2/12/96 scanJan 8
  14. 1414CM Step up enforcement efforts for failure to clear snow from sidewalks in vicinity of Valentine and Brookline Streets. Councillor Born Order #54 scanJan 8
  15. 1515CM A shoveling program through the City's youth centers for people in need of paid shoveling services. Councillors Galluccio, Duehay and Triantafillou Order #61 scanJan 8
  16. 1616CM Contact Polaroid to seek parking lot behind its Memorial Drive site as a means of parking relief for Cambridgeport residents during snowstorms. Councillors Galluccio, Duehay and Triantafillou Order #62 scanJan 8
  17. 1717CM Stop the dumping of snow in the early morning hours at the former Adler Terminal site on Smith Place. Councillors Toomey, Duehay and Triantafillou Order #63 scanJan 8
  18. 1818CM Relative to Polaroid Corporation agreeing to allow Cambridge residents to use the parking lot located behind 784 Memorial Drive for parking and storage of automobiles during declared snow emergencies. scanJan 22
  19. 1919CM Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Seven, regarding a report of all currently existing linkage/incentive ordinances pertaining to development in Cambridge. scanJan 22
  20. 2020CM Relative to Council Order Number Sixteen, dated November 20, 1995, regarding the City's affordable housing activities, and the status of the CityHome Program. scanJan 22
  21. 2121CM Remove graffiti from the tot lot portion of Old Morse Park, which can be seen from Putnam Avenue. Councillor Galluccio Order #16 scanJan 22
  22. 2222CM An update on the petition for truck restrictions on Putnam Avenue. Councillor Galluccio Order #17 scanJan 22
  23. 2323CM Progress in work to address the numerous problems relating to public ways in the City. Councillor Galluccio Order #18 scanJan 22
  24. 2424CM The status of acceptance of May Street as a City street. Councillor Galluccio Order #19 - Report received 3/4/96 Agenda #8 of 3/4/96. scanJan 22
  25. 2525CM The possibility of accepting as a public way, the private way off May Street, referred to as "May Street Court" or "Mangano Court". Councillor Galluccio Order #20 - Report received 6/10/96 Agenda #16 of 6/10/96 scanJan 22
  26. 2626CM The safety of the sprinkler system in City Buildings, in particular the high rise buildings throughout the City. Councillor Sullivan Order #23 Report received 2/12/96. See Agenda #18 of 2/12/96. scanJan 22
  27. 2727CM Relocate the "dead end" sign at the corner of Oakland and Cambridge Street due to a more visible location. Councillor Toomey Order #24 Report received 2/5/96. See Agenda #4 of 2/5/96 scanJan 22
  28. 2828CM Consult with the MBTA and request that they remove the snow bank at the bus stop near the City Wide Senior Center to assure the safety of their passengers. Councillor Sullivan Order #31 scanJan 22
  29. 2929CM Complaints against a Nashua N.H. sub-contractor, Ouellet Drywall, Inc., for allegedly failing to pay the prevailing wage and failure to provide true and accurate payroll records for work performed at the recently completed Cambridge Senior Center. Councillor Sullivan Order #32 Report received 2/12/96. See Agenda #13 of 2/12/96. scanJan 22
  30. 3030CM Ask Continental Cablevision how the Cambridge Community can have a greater input in setting the programming for this community service. Councillor Born Order #35 - Report received 3/4/96. Agenda #9 of 3/4/96. scanJan 22
  31. 3131CM All snow emergency arteries which fall on narrow streets even ifnot main thoroughfares be cleared and plowed to the curb in the interests of public safety. Councillor Born Order #36 - Report received 3/4/96. Agenda #5 of 3/4/96. scanJan 22
  32. 3232CM Confer with the MBTA police regarding the high incidence of public drinking in the Porter Square "T" Station. Councillor Russell Order #41 Report received 2/5/96. See Agenda #1 of 2/5/96 scanJan 22
  33. 3333CM Confer with the Director of Traffic and Parking on various traffic and safety concerns on Standish Street, Huron Ave., Cedar Street and Dudley Street Councillor Russell Order #42 scanJan 22
  34. 3434CM Confer with the Department of Public Works and the MBTA for the purpose of getting all public sidewalks near the Lechmere Station cleared of snow in a timely fashion. Councillor Born Order #43 Received report 2/12/96. See Agenda #25 of 2/12/96. scanJan 22
  35. 3535CM The status of the Soden Street residents' petition to make Soden Street a one way. Councillor Sullivan Order #45 Received report 2/5/96. See Agenda #2 of 2/5/96. scanJan 22
  36. 3636CM Update on the Cambridge Hospital/Somerville Hospital merger and provide a list of which departments have been consolidated. Councillor Toomey Order #53 Report received 2/12/96. See Agenda #12 of 2/12/96. scanJan 22
  37. 3737CM Have the First Street garage opened, free of charge to residents, overnight with the provision that residents are notified that their cars must be removed from the garage by 7:00 a.m. for any future snow emergencies. Councillor Toomey Order #54 scanJan 22
  38. 3838CM The procedure and status of the search for a police commissioner. Councillors Sullivan and Triantafillou Order #56 Report received 2/5/96. See Agenda #14 of 2/5/96. scanJan 22
  39. 3939CM Lamps that have fallen down at the Cambridge Commons. Councillor Reeves Order #57 scanJan 22
  40. 4040CM Take immediate action to correct the hazardous conditions at Quincy Square. Councillor Sullivan Order #61 scanJan 22
  41. 4141CM The continuing problem at the Springfield Street lot, where there still are no signs up; and it is a dangerous situation. Councillor Toomey Order #62 scanJan 22
  42. 4242CM Report on what impact the Lafayette Square project will have on Putnam Avenue and surrounding Cambridgeport streets regarding truck traffic and other automobile traffic. Councillor Davis Order #63 scanJan 22
  43. 4343CM Materials regarding condominium protections submitted to the City Council at its meeting be referred to City Solicitor and Community Development Department. Councillor Davis Order #67 scanJan 22
  44. 4444CM Provide a mechanism whereby representatives of the Neighborhood Crime Watch groups could participate in the grant writing process for Community Oriented Policing. Councillor Russell Order #69 scanJan 22
  45. 4545CM Contact the MBTA and the Galleria to try to reach an agreement that residents can use those garages at night during snow emergencies. Councillor Galluccio Order #71 scanJan 22
  46. 4646CM Safety issues of large tractor trailers entering and exiting the Millbrook Storage Company. Councillors Toomey and Sullivan Order #1 scanJan 29
  47. 4747CM The status of the Tech 2000 plan and examination of the President's Goal 2000 Initiative, to see if there is any opportunity in it for our children. Councillor Sullivan Order #3 - Report received 4/29/96 Agenda #6 of 4/29/96 scanJan 29
  48. 4848CM The status of the FY97 budget. Councillor Sullivan Order #4 Report received 2/12/96. See Agenda #28 of 2/12/96 scanJan 29
  49. 4949CM Traffic enforcement at the corner of Mass Ave. and Essex Street. Councillors Russell and Sullivan Order #10 scanJan 29
  50. 5050CM Arrange a workshop session for residents of the City of Cambridge to learn how to file an application, prepare for and take the Civil Service Firefighters Exam. Councillor Toomey Order #11 scanJan 29
  51. 5151CM Report on progress to date on meeting the goals for Community Oriented Policing. Councillor Davis Order #12 scanJan 29
  52. 5252CM Clarify whether the MBTA or the City has responsibility for shoveling bus stops, since the MBTA apparently believes it is only responsible for shelters. Councillor Galluccio Order #16 scanJan 29
  53. 5353CM Slow traffic down along Walden Street and to institute safety measures at the corner of Walden Street and Richdale Avenue. Councillor Galluccio Order #17 - Report received 3/4/96. Agenda #7 of 3/4/96. scanJan 29
  54. 5454CM Snow on the sidewalks of Rindge Avenue next to W.R. Grace's property at Gerry's Pit, the North Cambridge Catholic Cemetery, and the MDC parking lot. Councillor Galluccio Order #18 scanJan 29
  55. 5555CM Zoning variances granted with built-in clauses for maintaining affordability. Councillor Russell Order #19 scanJan 29
  56. 5656CM Arrange a commemoration of the 150th birthday of the City of Cambridge. Councillor Davis Order #22 scanJan 29
  57. 5757CM Coordination of a "Youth Center Summit" to discuss the operations and future goals of the City's Youth Centers. Councillor Galluccio Order #24 scanJan 29
  58. 5858CM Status of Awaiting Report #14 "Further Information on ways to Prevent Violence against Women." Councillor Triantafillou Order #25 scanJan 29
  59. 5959CM Making signs more readable for seniors at Mt. Auburn Hospital. Councillor Triantafillou Order #27 scanJan 29
  60. 6060CM Street cleaning at Brookline and Valentine Streets due to construction in this area. Councillor Sullivan Order #32 scanJan 29
  61. 6161CM Problems of freezing and flooding on Western Avenue between Blackstone and Memorial Drive on the Comm Energy side of the street. Councillor Sullivan Order #33 Report received 2/5/96. See Agenda #3 of 2/5/96. scanJan 29
  62. 6262CM Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Six, regarding Royal Instutional Services. - Report received 5/13/96. Agenda #4 of 5/13/96 scanJan 29
  63. 6363CM The property in North Cambridge which was occupied by the Utt Distributing Company (Wise Potato Chips), and which has recently become vacant. Councillor Russell Order #12 scanFeb 5
  64. 6464CM Request the Council on Aging to confer with the officials of Star Market to ensure that our seniors from several different neighborhoods will continue to be picked up and brought to shop. Councillor Russell Order #13 - Report received 3/25/96. Agenda #16 of 3/25/96. scanFeb 5
  65. 6565CM Remove trash and debris from the area along the railroad tracks near Regent Street, Creighton street and vicinity. Councillor Russell Order #14 - Report received 3/4/96. Agenda #18 of 3/4/96. scanFeb 5
  66. 6666CM Install reflectors to define the entrance way at the corner of Cushing Street and Huron Avenue for the safety of motor vehicles. Councillor Galluccio Order #15 scanFeb 5
  67. 6767CM Report on items relative to the Area IV Neighborhood Health Clinic and 105 Windsor Street. Councillors Sullivan, Russell, Galluccio and Toomey Order #19 Report received 2/12/96. See Agenda #40 of 2/12/96. scanFeb 5
  68. 6868CM Report on plans for repair or replacement of the leaky roof at the Collins Branch Library. Councillor Born Order #26 - Report received 3/4/96. Agenda #4 of 3/4/96. scanFeb 5
  69. 6969CM Status of formerly proposed technical amendments to the Zoning Ordinance which would correct existing ambiguous language. Councillor Born Order #29 scanFeb 5
  70. 7070CM Arrange to have a presentation of the Library expansion made before the City Council. Councillors Russell, Davis and Born Order #30 scanFeb 5
  71. 7171CM City Manager's Goals and Objectives. scanFeb 5
  72. 7272CM Relative to comparison or analysis of costs for the Haggerty and Agassiz schools construction for the public record. Report received 2-24-97 Consent Agenda #16 of 2-24-97 scanFeb 5
  73. 7373CM Relative to information from Continental Cable Company on whether a customer has the option of having this station eliminated from his or her Cable package. scanFeb 5
  74. 7474CM Relative to a list of all the Banks the City does business. scanFeb 5
  75. 7575CM Opposition to notice of Project change filed for the Alewife Center Project, EOEA #5869. scanFeb 5
  76. 7676CM Bicyclists riding recklessly on sidewalks frighten and threaten pedestrian, especially elderly pedestrians. Councillor Born Order #27 scanFeb 5
  77. 7777CM All school crosswalks be shoveled on both sides of the walk, both the City's and the other property owners. Councillor Sullivan Order #11 scanFeb 12
  78. 7878CM Replace the manhole cover in front of the premises numbered 462 Cambridge Street. Councillor Toomey Order #13 scanFeb 12
  79. 7979CM Request City Manager to confer with MBTA for purpose of dismantling signal bridge at Walden Street. Councillor Triantafillou Order #25 scanFeb 12
  80. 8080CM Direct City Manager to send representative to DPU hearing regarding limousine services. Councillor Triantafillou Order #26 scanFeb 12
  81. 8181CM Investigate status of mitigation funds for traffic problems on Concord Avenue. Councillor Triantafillou Order #27 - Report received 3/25/96. Agenda # 13 of 3/25/96. scanFeb 12
  82. 8282CM The serious leakage problem which exists on the upper floors of Manning Apartments when heavy rain occurs. Councillor Russell Order #32 - Report received 3/4/96. Agenda # 13 of 3/4/96. scanFeb 12
  83. 8383CM Request City Manager to look into simpler process for curb cuts, with decision to be made by City Departments. Councillor Russell Order #33 scan—
  84. 8484CM Determine whether the City Council may by ordinance establish a Patient's Access Law. Councillors Born and Sullivan Order #48 scan—
  85. 8585CM Long-term plans for enforcement of truck restrictions. Councillor Galluccio Order #36 - Report received 3/4/96. Agenda #12 of 3/4/96. scan—
  86. 8686CM An update on when the plan for City-provided transportation to the City-wide senior center will be in effect and how it will be publicized. Councillor Reeves Order #37 - Report received 4/22/96 Consent Agenda #19 dtd. 4/22/96. scan—
  87. 8787CM Consider setting a time for one or more strategic planning session(s) to consider the City Manger's goals and to set mutual goals. Councillor Reeves Order #39 scan—
  88. 8888CM Install a four way traffic light at the corner of Fifth Street and Gore Street. Councillors Sullivan and Toomey Order #46 scan—
  89. 8989CM Relative to a set of options for the enactment and levying of a real estate transfer tax aimed at "luxury" properties. scanFeb 26
  90. 9090CM Relative to an opinion received from the City Solicitor regarding the election of Mayor/Chair of the School Committee. scanFeb 26
  91. 9191CM Increase the police patrols in the East Cambridge, Wellington-Harrington area due to the incidents of tire slashings. Councillor Toomey Order #10 scanMar 4
  92. 9292CM Review the safety issues surrounding Rufo Road. Councillor Toomey Order #11 scanMar 4
  93. 9393CM Develop a system which will enable Cambridge residents access to the Harvard University libraries. Councillor Toomey Order #12 scanMar 4
  94. 9494CM Report on the status of the Polaroid building being sold to MIT and the potential tax ramifications of that sale. Councillor Galluccio Order #13 - Report received 4/22/96. Agenda # 3 dtd 4/22/96. scanMar 4
  95. 9595CM Problems with property at 18-26 Chauncy Street owned by Chestnut Hill Realty Corporation. Councillor Duehay Order #20 scanMar 4
  96. 9696CM Urge all citizens to cooperate with and participate in the National Night Out Against Crime scheduled for August. Mayor Russell Order #24 scanMar 4
  97. 9797CM Place Matignon Road on the list for sidewalk repair. Mayor Russell Order #25 scanMar 4
  98. 9898CM The four auxiliary "T" entrances to the Central Square station be repaired immediately. Councillor Duehay Order #27 scanMar 4
  99. 9999CM Ensure that expenditure comparisons for other municipalities of similar sizes are included with the information submitted to the City Council along with the FY97 budget submission. Councillor Galluccio Order #31 scanMar 4
  100. 100100CM Meet with the officials of CASCAP to discuss the future of the former Harvard Manor Nursing Home. Mayor Russell and Councillor Duehay Order #33 scanMar 4
  101. 101101CM Confusion on excise bills on vehicles. Mayor Russell Order #34 - [handwritten:] Report received 5/20/96 Agenda #3 of 5/20/96 scanMar 4
  102. 102102CM Ensure that the Traffic and Parking rules are being enforced on Franklin Street, with particular emphasis on the area between Putnam Avenue and Pleasant Street. Councillor Sullivan Order #35 scanMar 4
  103. 103103CM Correct the drainage problem at the corner of Banks and Green Streets, behind Cambridge College. Councillor Sullivan Order #36 scanMar 4
  104. 104104CM Data regarding the numbers of users of the Main and branch libraries and regarding where these users reside. Councillor Davis Order #37 scanMar 4
  105. 105105CM Determine senior transportation availability as soon as possible. Councillor Reeves Order #41 scanMar 4
  106. 106106CM Update on the status of the Cambridge Arts Council. Councillor Reeves Order #43 - Report received 4/29/96. Agenda #3 of 4/29/96 scanMar 4
  107. 107107CM Use of private contractors for snow clearance including how much money is expended on private contracts and how such contracts are assigned. Councillor Davis Order #45 - Report received 3/4/96. Agenda #14 of 3/4/96 scanMar 4
  108. 108108CM Funding issues regarding the Cambridge and Somerville Hospital merger. Councillor Galluccio Order #46 scanMar 4
  109. 109109CM Changes which could enable owners of low and moderate income housing buildings to prepay their mortgages. Councillor Galluccio Order #47 scanMar 4
  110. 110110CM The enforcement of traffic laws in the area of Seagrave Road and Alewife Brook Parkway. Councillor Sullivan Order #60 scanMar 4
  111. 111111CM To enforce the speed limit and other traffic related offenses in the area of Dudley, Clifton, Harvey Street and the other streets in the area. Councillor Sullivan Order #61 scanMar 4
  112. 112112CM To repair the area of Ellery Street between Broadway and Harvard Street, which has recently been excavated. Councillor Sullivan Order #62 scanMar 4
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  119. 119119CM The possibility of extension of the proposed shuttle between the Cambridge Hospital and Central Square to include stops at the Main Library and Cambridge Rindge and Latin High School. Councillor Davis Order #74 - Report received 5/13/96. Agenda #2 of 5/13/96. scanMar 4
  120. 120120CM The legal opinions and documents written at the time of the building of the new high school concerning the status of parkland around the Cambridge Library. Councillor Duehay Order #75 scanMar 4
  121. 121121CM Install a pedestrian safety device in the area of Binney Street and Sixth Street. Councillor Toomey Order #76 scanMar 4
  122. 122122CM Update on the pedestrian cross sign at the Galleria at the intersection of First Street and Thorndike Street. Councillor Toomey Order #77 - Report received 3/25/96. Agenda #22 of 3/25/96 scanMar 4
  123. 123123CM Install a four way stop sign at the intersection of Fifth Street and Charles Street. Councillor Toomey Order #78 scanMar 4
  124. 124124CM Prohibit parking during drop-off and pick-up times in front of the Haggerty School from Vineyard to Lawn Streets on the school side. Councillor Galluccio Order #88 scanMar 4
  125. 125125CM Move traffic light from the corner of Belmont and Norman Streets to the corner of Cushing and Belmont Streets to better provide for safe pedestrian crossing. Councillor Galluccio Order #89 scanMar 4
  126. 126126CM Install a stop sign at the corner of Vineyard and May Street, to provide increased enforcement of speed law at that location. Councillor Galluccio Order #91 scanMar 4
  127. 127127CM Report on the status of ERI's youth summer job program. Councillor Galluccio Order #92 - Report received 3/25/96. Agenda #17 of 3/25/96. scanMar 4
  128. 128128CM The timing of the traffic lights changed at the corner of Putnam Avenue and Brookline Street. Councillor Sullivan Order #102 - Report received 4/8/96. Consent Agenda #4 of 4/8/96. scanMar 4
  129. 129129CM Install a crosswalk between the East Cambridge Savings Bank and the Post Office in Inman Square. Councillor Sullivan Order #103 scanMar 4
  130. 130130CM A set of options for the enactment and levying of a real estate transfer tax aimed at "luxury" properties with the purpose of providing funds for the development of affordable housing in this City. Councillors Born, Davis, Duehay and Triantafillou Order #104 scanMar 4
  131. 131131CM Confer with the D.P.W. regarding the repair of the sidewalk on front of number 12 St. Paul Street. Mayor Russell Order #105 scanMar 4
  132. 132132CM Report on mechanism for providing follow-up to citizens who take the time and effort to report crime to the police. Councillor Galluccio Order #4 Report received 6/3/96 Agenda # 2 of 6/3/96 scanMar 25
  133. 133133CM Arrange with the Council Subcommittee on Government Operations for a presentation by Jim Schlosser and John O'Brien concerning applications of the management concept "total quality management." Councillor Duehay Order #13 scanMar 25
  134. 134134CM The location and financing of the new water treatment plant. Councillor Duehay Order #14 - Report received 4/22/96 Agenda #18 of 4/22/96 scanMar 25
  135. 135135CM Problems with parking enforcement in Cambridge. Councillor Duehay Order #23 - Report received 4/8/96 Consent Agenda #5 of 4/8/96 scanMar 25
  136. 136136CM It is essential that a walkway be built across Fresh Pond Parkway from the Concord Avenue/Vassal Lane section to provide public safety and to ensure public access to the Fresh Pond reservoir/recreation area. Councillor Duehay Order #26 - Report received 4/22/96. Agenda # 9 of 4/22/96. scanMar 25
  137. 137137CM Include in November property tax bills, a notification of the availability of shoveling services through the youth centers, along with a list of all of the phone numbers for the youth centers. Councillor Galluccio Order #33 scanMar 25
  138. 138138CM Investigate the flooding on Belmont Street across from Cushing Street in front of Sacred Heart Church. Councillor Galluccio Order #38 scanMar 25
  139. 139139CM Snow removal and maintenance of the sidewalks and park at the corner of Brattle and Fresh Pond Parkway. Councillor Sullivan Order #39 scanMar 25
  140. 140140CM Recommend a modification to the ordinance regarding School Committee salary and expenses. Councillor Davis Order #43 scanMar 25
  141. 141141CM Option of using Vassar Street as part of the Cambridgeport Road improvement plan and report back to the Council in detail on this option as planning proceeds on this project. Councillor Davis Order #44 - Report received 4/22/96. Agenda #2 of 4/22/96. scanMar 25
  142. 142142CM Financial plan for full funding of a new or renovated main public library for Cambridge and for continued operation of branch libraries. Councillor Davis Order #45 scanMar 25
  143. 143143CM To arrange for another community meeting regarding plans for road charges in the Corcoran Park area. Councillor Galluccio Order #50 scanMar 25
  144. 144144CM Traffic problems on Clarendon Avenue. Councillor Duehay Order #52 - Report received 5/20/96 Agenda #4 of 5/20/96 scanMar 25
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  150. 150150CM Enforcement of speed limit on Brookline and Pearl Streets. Councillor Davis Order #12 scanMar 25
  151. 151151CM Require the Metropolitan Pipe and Supply Company to shovel their sidewalk on Binney Street and Fulkerson Street. Councillor Toomey Order #22 scanMar 25
  152. 152152CM Update on the set up of the Tree Fund as a tax-exempt trust fund, the mechanism for receiving donations and paying for tree planting on the Common and in the Community. Councillor Toomey Order #25 - Report received 4/29/96. Agenda #5 of 4/29/96 scanMar 25
  153. 153153CM To erect a sign at the underpass regarding the Second Annual Cambridge Alumni Golf Tournament on Friday, May 24, 1996 and the Cambridge Alumni Association's 40's Swing Dance on Friday, May 17, 1996. Councillor Galluccio Order #32 scanMar 25
  154. 154154CM Comparisons of Cambridge License Commission fees to those of surrounding cities and towns, especially communities of similar size and population. Councillor Galluccio Order #33 - Report received 4/29/96 Agenda #8 of 4/29/96. scanMar 25
  155. 155155CM To form a joint committee to establish shared usage of Cambridge Rindge & Latin High School and the Main Library. Councillor Galluccio Order #34 scanMar 25
  156. 156156CM Explanation from Library Department of why it is changing its consortium arrangement from one with the Boston Public Library to one with the Lexington Library. Councillor Duehay Order #35 scanMar 25
  157. 157157CM Compliance with the Responsible Employer Ordinance in the awarding of contracts for the Frisoli Youth Center. Mayor Russell Order #50 - Report received 4/29/96. Agenda #4 of 4/29/96 scanMar 25
  158. 158158CM Evaluate the future cost of the main library. Councillor Sullivan Order #55 - Report received 4/29/96. Agenda #15 of 4/29/96 scanMar 25
  159. 159159CM Order submitted by Councillor Duehay encouraging submission of a grant application for expansion at the present site and the City Manager, with a citywide advisory committee, is requested to review the proposed program and design, with a final report back by July 15, 1996. Library Calendar #8 of 3/25/96 Report received 6/24/96. Agenda #7 of 6/24/96 scanMar 25
  160. 160160CM Determine whether it is feasible to put arrearage information on tax bills. Mayor Russell Order #9 scanApr 1
  161. 161161CM City's responsibility to property owners who have water lines which are located under their property due to past easements. Mayor Russell Order #10 - Report received 5/6/96. Agenda #10 of 5/16/96Apr 1
  162. 162162CM A report about methods to limit the number of signs, banners and A-frames, permanent and temporary, that advertise alcohol and cigarettes to Cambridge citizens young and old. Councillor Davis Order #16 - Report received 4/22/96. Agenda #10 of 4/22/96.Apr 1
  163. 163163CM Report on the financial effect of DSS returning Special Education Students to local school districts for their education services. Councillor Davis Order #17- Report received 4/29/96 Agenda #9 of 4/29/96.Apr 1
  164. 164164CM The cutting of federal and/or state dollars available grants and programs that serve our community, especially in the areas of seniors, child, family support, development support. Councillor Sullivan Order #18 - Report received 4/29/96. Com: rpts city off. #1 of 4/29/96Apr 1
  165. 165165CM The serious blighting effect of graffiti on mailboxes and bus shelters. Councillor Davis Order #20Apr 1
  166. 166166CM North Massachusetts Avenue is experiencing a surge of growth of automotive related businesses with several of these currently seeking permits for new or expanded premises. Vice Mayor Born Order #23 - Report received 4/29/96. Agenda #7 of 4/29/96Apr 1
  167. 167167CM Require owners of dilapidated buildings to correct safety hazards (fire, rodent and otherwise) which endanger neighboring residents and their property. Vice Mayor Born Order #28 - Report received 4/22/96. Agenda #5 of 4/22/96Apr 1
  168. 168168CM Fumes from the auto body shop on Regent Street. Councillor Duehay Order #34 - Report received 4/22/96. Agenda #4 of 4/22/96.Apr 1
  169. 169169CM Recent opening of Jimmy's Foreign Auto on Regent Street. Vice Mayor Born, Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #38 - Report received 4/8/96. Consent Agenda #6 of 4/8/96.Apr 1
  170. 170170CM The sidewalks on Fresh Pond Parkway between Larch and Grozier Road, which have been paved with MACADAM which is unsightly and objectionable to the abuttors. Mayor Russell Order #1 - Report received 6/24/96. Agenda #28 of 6/24/96Apr 8
  171. 171171CM Doors installed at the police station and at City Hall similar to the Senior Citizen Center, which are more accessible to persons with disabilities. Mayor Russell Order #2Apr 8
  172. 172172CM Timing of the light at the corner of Mass Ave. and Pleasant Street needs to be coordinated with the Mass Ave. and Inman Street light. Mayor Russell Order #3Apr 8
  173. 173173CM Install "Crime Watch" signs and "Noise Free Zone" signs in Area 4. Mayor Russell Order #5Apr 8
  174. 174174CM Safety concerns for students in the area of Craigie, Buckingham and Parker Streets. Councillor Sullivan Order #9Apr 8
  175. 175175CM Set-up an informational meeting relative to the North Point Development. Councillors Toomey and Sullivan Order #10Apr 8
  176. 176176CM Financial assistance to the organized youth sports program. Councillors Toomey and Sullivan Order #13Apr 8
  177. 177177CM Using the Corporal Burns Playground's former shelter for more than storage. Councillors Sullivan and Toomey Order #14 - Report received 5/6/96. Agenda #8 of 5/6/96.Apr 8
  178. 178178CM Report on the City's bicycle racks, including location and current condition, and a plan to make all necessary repairs. Councillor Davis Order #20 - Report received 5/13/96. Agenda #6 of 5/13/96.Apr 8
  179. 179179CM Consult with Polaroid with a view in mind of extending the use of their parking lot located behind 784 Memorial Drive during street cleaning. Councillor Galluccio Order #24Apr 8
  180. 180180CM Create a comprehensive transportation program, utilizing the existing resources, to assist young people in going from youth centers to after school programs, extracurricular and sports activities within the City. Councillor Galluccio Order #25Apr 8
  181. 181181CM Henry Buckner School, located in the Saint Paul's Christian Life Center on Bishop Allen Drive be posted as a "school zone", refurbishing the crosswalks and erecting the proper signage to indicate the high volume of school children. Councillors Galluccio and Reeves Order #26Apr 8
  182. 182The staffing level at the present dispatch center at the Police Department. Councillor Sullivan Order #28 - Report received 4/29/96. Agenda #2 of 4/22/96Apr 8
  183. 183Enforce "smoke-free areas" at Miller's River. Councillor Triantafillou Order #42Apr 8
  184. 184All information regarding the development process at the W.R. Grace cite including negotiated agreements or court suits, resulting in a linkage or other agreement and acknowledgement of the PUD. Councillor Triantafillou Order #48Apr 8
  185. 185St. John's Color Guard's plans to attend the national competition in Dayton, Ohio has been jeopardized by the destruction by fire of the bus that was to take them there. Mayor Russell and Councillor Galluccio Order #52Apr 8
  186. 186Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Twenty Seven, regarding building a walkway across Fresh Pond Parkway from Concord Avenue/Vassal Lane Section. Report received 4/22/96.Apr 22
  187. 187That the sidewalks be repaired in front of the Truman Apartments at Eighth Street due to unsafe conditions for the elderly. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan, Mayor Russell and entire membership Order #69Apr 22
  188. 188That the sidewalk be repaired on Trowbridge Street, between Cambridge and Kirkland Streets due to unsafe conditions for persons using wheelchairs in the area. Councillor Sullivan, Mayor Russell and entire membership Order #70Apr 22
  189. 189Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Thirty-nine, regarding fumes emanating from the autobody shop on Regent Street. Report received 4/22/96.Apr 22
  190. 190190CM Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Thirty-eight, regarding the requirements for owners of dilapidated buildings to correct safety hazards. [handwritten:] Report received 4/22/96Apr 22
  191. 191191CM Check the decibel reading and air quality on Bay and Green Streets. Councillor Sullivan Order #11Apr 22
  192. 192192CM To enforce the parking restrictions on Bay Street, between Massachusetts Avenue and Green Street. Councillor Sullivan Order #12Apr 22
  193. 193193CM Conduct a study on the feasibility of locating a similar parking arrangement as 1008 Mass Ave, for the area businesses, residents and Cambridge College. Councillor Sullivan Order #13Apr 22
  194. 194194CM Inspect the corner of Clay and Dudley Streets to determine if all stop signs are visible to motorists. Mayor Russell Order #36Apr 22
  195. 195195CM To replace the missing trash containers in Longfellow Park. Councillor Duehay Order #37Apr 22
  196. 196196CM A report on how community policing is being implemented in mid-Cambridge. Councillor Duehay Order #38 - [handwritten:] Report received 6/24/96. Agenda #14 of 6/24/96Apr 22
  197. 197197CM Development of comprehensive anti-graffiti policies and ordinances. Councillor Duehay Order #39 - [handwritten:] Report received 5/13/96 Agenda #1 of 5/13/96Apr 22
  198. 198198CM A plan for safe bicycle lanes, and a plan to ensure that pedestrians have priority and protection on public sidewalks. Councillor Duehay Order #40Apr 22
  199. 199199CM Confer with Cambridge Cable TV with the view in mind of collaborating in the training of city personnel in the area of telecommunication and computer technology. Mayor Russell Order #44Apr 22
  200. 200200CM Paint the crosswalk on Garden Street at the entrance of the Sheraton Commander and install a sign in the center of the roadway instructing motorists to "Stop for Pedestrians." Councillor Born Order #45Apr 22
  201. 201201CM The feasibility of discontinuing the use of chemical pesticides and fertilizers on city parks and open spaces because of concern about the long-term effects of these chemicals on the health of children and adults. Councillor Born Order #46Apr 22
  202. 202202CM Outline the cost of pending water and sewer projects in Cambridge to the State House delegation and urge adoption of pending amendments to the State Revolving Fund providing 0% loans for eligible water and sewer projects. Councillor Duehay Order #49Apr 22
  203. 203203CM Status of negotiations between Harvard University and the Shops at Harvard Yard. Councillor Triantafillou Order #52Apr 22
  204. 204204CM Initiate a health risk assessment of Russell Field to determine whether there are hazardous wastes or toxins on the site. Councillor Triantafillou Order #53Apr 22
  205. 205205CM That the Fire Department review whether fire hydrant on Agassiz Street was removed and if so, will it be replaced. Councillor Reeves Order #56Apr 22
  206. 206206CM Review the need for additional trees to be planted on Inman Street between Hampshire Street and Broadway, at the Hampshire end of the street. Councillor Reeves Order #57Apr 22
  207. 207207CM Unsightly trash and garbage piled up in Winthrop Park on Sunday, April 22, 1996 Councillor Duehay Order #68 Report received 5/6/96. Agenda #2 dtd. 5/6/96Apr 22
  208. 208208CM To repair the fence at the corner of First Street and Monsignor O'Brien Highway in such a manner that it does not impede the public way, especially for those with disabilities. Councillor Toomey Order #11Apr 29
  209. 209209CM Automatically reschedule any street cleaning that falls on holidays or cannot be completed due to snow. Councillor Davis Order #13Apr 29
  210. 210210CM Support House Bill 5925, an Act Authorizing that Certain Public Employees Credited Retirement Service Time For Active Service In the Armed Forces. Councillor Toomey Order #14Apr 29
  211. 211211CM Study the intersection at Prospect and Hampshire Streets at morning and evening commuting hours with a view in mind of easing the considerable congestion at that location. Councillor Duehay Order #20Apr 29
  212. 212212CM Publicity to the Cambridge public about the excellent physical fitness opportunity offered by the Weight Program run by the Recreation Department at the War Memorial. Councillor Duehay Order #21Apr 29
  213. 213213CM Respond to the Charles Rivers' rating a "D" on its Environmental Protection Agency's report card. Councillor Davis Order #23 - Report received 6/3/96. Agenda #3 of 6/3/96.Apr 29
  214. 214214CM That the site at the former Stephen James House be filled and be rendered safe at the owner's expense. Councillor Duehay Order #24Apr 29
  215. 215215CM To inspect the enormous level of rodent infestation in the vicinity of the Galleria Mall. Councillor Toomey Order #29Apr 29
  216. 216216CM To Remove the existing sand and material in the King School Play area and install new material. Councillor Sullivan Order #31Apr 29
  217. 217217CM An order submitted by Councillor Reeves regarding the review of the community process for land use at the corner of Harvard and Columbia Streets.May 6
  218. 218218CM An order submitted by Councillor Galluccio regarding the adoption of the provisions of Chapter 181 of the Acts of 1995, which would provide a 3% discount on yearly tax bills to tax payers for full payment of taxes.May 6
  219. 219219CM An order submitted by Councillor Galluccio regarding opposition to the reapplication of U.S. Shuttle, Inc. for a Jitney license.May 6
  220. 220220CM Maintenance of Magazine Beach and the banks of the river next to it be carried out on a regular basis. Councillor Davis Order #19 - Report received 6/24/96. Agenda #16 of 6/24/96.May 6
  221. 221221CM Pay attention to the cleanliness and signage in public spaces in the Lombardi Building. Councillor Reeves Order #26May 6
  222. 222222CM Safety problem associated with people crossing and traveling along the MBTA's Fitchburg Division Commuter Rail Line in North Cambridge. Councillors Born, Mayor Russell, Councillors Sullivan and Triantafillou Order #27May 6
  223. 223223CM Uniform policy of curbside solid waste pick-up for all apartment and condominium buildings in Cambridge. Councillor Duehay Order #28May 6
  224. 224224CM Establish and implement a community wide "Operation Lifesaver" program and assign a specific employee who will be responsible for coordinating said program. Councillor Triantafillou Order #34May 6
  225. 225225CM Cooperate with the organizing Committee for the local observance of "National Stand for Children Day" which is being held on June 1, 1996. Mayor Reeves Order #35May 6
  226. 226226CM That MDC swimming pools in Cambridge are cleaned, maintained and opened by the end of the school year. Councillor Triantafillou Order #50May 6
  227. 227227CM Update on the short and long term traffic and safety improvements to the area surrounded by Donnelly Field. Councillor Galluccio Order #34 - Report received 6/10/96 Agenda #8 of 6/10/96May 6
  228. 228228CM Stand for Children in Washington, D.C. sponsored by the Children's Defense Fund on June 1, 1996. Councillor Reeves Order #37May 6
  229. 229229CM Replace the sign marking William Daly Square to read "Corporal William Daly Square," to honor this World War II Veteran and his rank. Councillor Reeves Order #16May 13
  230. 230230CM Minors smoking at the Phoenix Coffeehouse. Councillor Duehay Order #20May 13
  231. 231231CM Research on systems which could be used to replace civil service, and information regarding how best to fairly transition from the civil service system of job regulation to a new system focusing on City residents. Councillor Reeves Order #21May 13
  232. 232232CM Paint the cross-walk with zebra stripes at the corner of Cambridge Street and Cardinal Medeiros Avenue immediately, since this is an extremely dangerous corner with a serious traffic problem. Mayor Russell Order #24May 13
  233. 233233CM Possibility of having additional ceiling fans placed in the Sullivan Chamber as soon as possible. Mayor Russell Order #25May 13
  234. 234234CM A report on recent sales of property in Central Square including market assessments. Councillor Davis Order #31 - Report received 4/10/96. Agenda #13 of 6/10/96.May 13
  235. 235235CM That RTPI programming be available for the citizens of Cambridge. Councillor Toomey Order #35May 13
  236. 236236CM Increase security and police patrols in and around the Galleria Mall due to the recent shooting. Councillor Toomey Order #36May 13
  237. 237237CM Signs to be erected on the Morse School's front fence asking dog owners to keep their dogs out of the planted areas and school yard. Vice Mayor Born and Councillor Sullivan Order #39May 13
  238. 238238CM Comprehensive report about the condition of soccer fields in the city, including, but not limited to an evaluation of the condition of the field at Danehy Park, especially the larger lower one which was recently rebuilt. Vice Mayor Born Order #40 - Report received 6/24/96 Agenda #20 of 6/24/96.May 13
  239. 239239CM The maintenance of the escalators at the Porter Square Red Line Station. Vice Mayor Born Order #41May 13
  240. 240240CM That the sidewalks on the odd (north) side of Hillside Avenue be replaced in this construction season. Vice Mayor Born Order #42May 13
  241. 241241CM Traffic short cutting at high speeds down Seven Pines Avenue causes safety concerns to many residents. Vice Mayor Born Order #43 - Report received 6/10/96. Agenda #6 of 6/10/96.May 13
  242. 242242CM Enacted legislation providing for individual cities and towns to locally adopt a small business exemption. Vice Mayor Born Order #44May 13
  243. 243243CM The Bridge leading from Fresh Pond Parkway into Kingsley Park and the Fresh Pond Reservation is in very poor condition. Vice Mayor Born Order #45 - Report received 6/10/96 Agenda #15 of 6/10/96.May 13
  244. 244244CM To correct the manhole cover that is loose in front of the premises numbered 118 Sherman Street. Councillor Sullivan Order #48May 13
  245. 245245CM To replace the stop sign on Marion Street at Cambridge Street. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan and Triantafillou Order #53May 13
  246. 246246CM Install a stop sign at the corner of Berkshire and Plymouth Streets. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan and Triantafillou Order #62May 13
  247. 247247CM Assist in the purchase of 808-812 Memorial Drive and the Harvard buildings through use of monies outside the current $2.25 million City Home budget allocation. Vice Mayor Born Order #37May 20
  248. 248248CM What mechanism is in place that ensures that exterior City lights are properly functioning. Councillor Sullivan Order #11May 20
  249. 249249CM Inspect the bleachers on the Huron Avenue side of Glacken Field to determine what can be done to correct the height of the bottom step. Mayor Russell Order #16 - Report received 6/10/96. Agenda #2 of 6/10/96.May 20
  250. 250250CM Meet with the organizers of the Day of Portugal Parade to discuss their plans for the parade and to assist them in any way possible. Mayor Russell Order #17May 20
  251. 251251CM Investigate the roadway at the corner of Hardwick Street and Cardinal Mederios Avenue, which is extremely dangerous and hazardous to the children in the neighborhood who frequently run into the roadway. Mayor Russell Order #18 - Report received 6/10/96. Agenda #3 of 6/10/96.May 20
  252. 252252CM The possibility of planting additional trees in the island at the corner of Fountain Terrace and Huron Avenue. Mayor Russell Order #19May 20
  253. 253253CM To repair the uneven sidewalk (which has caused injuries to pedestrians), at 1001 Cambridge Street. Councillor Sullivan Order #20May 20
  254. 254254CM To analyze the defects in the state's disability system and prepare recommendations forthwith for the City to send to the Governor and Legislature so that this system will operate fairly and impartially. Councillor Duehay Order #28May 20
  255. 255255CM A report on the effects of the residency ordinance on hiring and its effects on affirmative action, timeliness in hiring and any other impacts. Councillors Davis and Toomey Order #33May 20
  256. 256256CM Explore the feasibility of reducing City permit and licensing fees for Veterans Organizations in the City. Councillor Galluccio Order #35May 20
  257. 257257CM The feasibility of reducing permit and license fees for non-profit and civic organization who are located in the City. Councillor Galluccio Order #36May 20
  258. 258258CM Refurbishing of the 1934 antique fire engine (at Engine 8). Councillor Galluccio Order #42May 20
  259. 259259CM Install better lighting and signage at the entrance of 57 Inman Street in the evening after regular office hours. Vice Mayor Born Order #48May 20
  260. 260260CM Lack of amenities at the Fresh Pond Reservation. Vice Mayor Born Order #50May 20
  261. 261261CM The Cambridge branch of the NAACP's job summit on diversity in city employment. Councillor Galluccio Order #59May 20
  262. 262262CM Cambridge Street between Fourth and Sixth Street parking concerns. Mayor Russell and Councillor Sullivan Order #64May 20
  263. 263263CM Serious graffiti problem at the corner of Hudson and Bowdoin Streets. Mayor Russell and Councillor Sullivan Order #65May 20
  264. 264264CM Concerns in the area around the Tobin School and Fresh Pond Parkway. Mayor Russell and Councillor Sullivan Order #66May 20
  265. 265265CM Provide some traffic enforcement on Reed Street between Dudley and Harvey Streets where people are exceeding the speed limit and failing to stop at the "stop" sign. Mayor Russell Order #68May 20
  266. 266266CM To place a temporary stanchion with a stop sign at the intersection of Berkshire and Plymouth Streets. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan and Mayor Russell Order #71May 20
  267. 267267CM Detailed plan of action regarding the issues raised at the fall meeting, including issues about the intersections at Hardwick and Cardinal Medeiros and Cambridge and Cardinal Medeiros Streets. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan, Duehay and entire membership Order #72May 20
  268. 268268CM Whether the city can promulgate a more resident-friendly towing policy. Councillor Triantafillou Order #4Jun 3
  269. 269269CM Solutions to short supply of public restrooms serving residents and tourists are in Cambridge. Councillor Duehay Order #6Jun 3
  270. 270270CM To possibly improve the "Do Not Enter" sign on Field Street, at Garden and Alpine Street. Councillor Sullivan Order #7Jun 3
  271. 271271CM To conduct a thorough study of Highland Avenue with a view in mind of prohibiting all heavy trucks from using that street. Councillor Duehay Order #9Jun 3
  272. 272272CM Report which compares the Cambridge Retirement Board and its investment results with those of other retirement boards in the Commonwealth. Councillor Duehay Order #10Jun 3
  273. 273273CM To ensure that "wireless communications towers" are not located inappropriately in residential or business districts. Councillor Duehay Order #11Jun 3
  274. 274274CM To paint the crosswalks at various locations for the safety of children and pedestrians. Councillor Toomey Order #16Jun 3
  275. 275275CM Why has there been a noticeable absence of foot patrols in the East Cambridge and Wellington/Harrington area of the City. Councillor Toomey Order #26Jun 3
  276. 276276CM What the City policy is on aiding property owners who need to dispose of toxic materials. Vice Mayor Born Order #31 - Report received 6/24/96 - Agenda #18 of 6/24/96.Jun 3
  277. 277277CM Obtain and submit applications for federal community policing grants to the City Council. Councillor Sullivan Order #36Jun 3
  278. 278278CM To examine and resolve the drainage problem on Marion Street. Councillor Sullivan Order #37Jun 3
  279. 279279CM Encourages dialogue to reach resolution of the "lock-out" still occurring at Commonwealth Gas. Councillors Sullivan and Toomey Order #38Jun 3
  280. 280280CM To ensure that the water sprinklers in the tot lots are cleaned and operable. Councillor Sullivan Order #39Jun 3
  281. 281281CM Determine what measures can be taken to control the flow of traffic at the Twin City Mall. Mayor Russell Order #50Jun 3
  282. 282282CM City departments to cooperate with the "Day of Portugal Parade" to be held on Sunday, June 9, 1996. Councillor Toomey and Mayor Russell Order #55Jun 3
  283. 283283CM Determine the ownership of the parkland located at the corner of Fresh Pond Parkway and Brattle Street. Councillor Reeves Order #59Jun 3
  284. 284284CM Review the signage in the Riverside Neighborhood. Councillor Reeves Order #60Jun 3
  285. 285285CM To review and report on the City of Cambridge's gardening and landscaping capability with a view of improving the City Hall plantings to include more flowering trees, annuals and perennials. Councillor Reeves [handwritten: Report received 11-4-96] Order #63 [handwritten: First report received 6-24-96 see Consent Agenda #17 - 11-4-96]Jun 3
  286. 286286CM Investigation of the serious accident which occurred at the corner of Fifth Street and Otis Street. Councillor Toomey Order #64Jun 3
  287. 287287CM A strategy to lobby for the continued grant funding for the Youth Services Coordinator position at the Fresh Pond Apartments. Councillor Galluccio Order #67 - [handwritten: Report received 6/24/96. Agenda #25 of 6/24/96.]Jun 3
  288. 288288CM To set up a meeting with the B & M Railroad to discuss maintenance and the upgrading of landscaping and fences of railroad property throughout the City of Cambridge. Councillor Galluccio Order #68Jun 3
  289. 289289CM To set up a comprehensive study of future recreational uses at Glacken Field. Councillor Galluccio Order #69Jun 3
  290. 290290CM The maintenance and upkeep of Glacken Field. Councillor Galluccio Order #70Jun 3
  291. 291291CM An update on the plans for the West Cambridge Youth Center. Councillor Galluccio Order #71 - Report received 6/24/96. Agenda #34 of 6/24/96.Jun 3
  292. 292292CM Chapter 181 of the Acts of 1995 which would provide a three percent (3%) discount on yearly tax bills and increase elderly abatements. Councillor Galluccio Order #72Jun 3
  293. 293293CM "Collaborative Solutions to Solvable Problems," to be held on Saturday, June 15 at the Charles Hotel from 9:30 to 4:00 p.m. Councillor Davis Order #74Jun 3
  294. 294294CM To investigate the safety issues at the corner of Norfolk Street and Bishop Allen Drive. Councillor Davis Order #76Jun 3
  295. 295295CM Investigate the problem of the sewer back-up at Bowl and Board located at the corner of Massachusetts Avenue and Ellery Street. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Born and Councillor Galluccio Order #80 - Report received 6/24/96. Agenda #8 of 6/24/96.Jun 3
  296. 296296CM Investigate the problem of the sewer back-up located at the corner of Brattle Street and Church Street. Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Born and Councillor Galluccio Order #81 - Report received 6/24/96. Agenda #9 of 6/24/96.Jun 3
  297. 297297CM Cooperate with the members of the Bellis Circle Association as they attempt to beautify their little corner of Cambridge. Mayor Russell, Councillor Sullivan, Vice Mayor Born and Councillor Galluccio Order #95Jun 3
  298. 298298CM Discuss traffic issues around various schools. Mayor Russell, Councillor Davis, Vice Mayor Born, Councillors Sullivan and Galluccio Order #96Jun 3
  299. 299299CM Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Eleven, regarding a report on the mechanism for following-up on reports of crimes from citizens.Jun 3
  300. 300300CM Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Nineteen, regarding the Charles Rivers' rating a "D" on it's Environmental Protection Agency's report card.Jun 3
  301. 301301CM Status of any anticipated rehabilitation on to the fields or play area at Raymond Park, including better drainage, flower planting or play equipment replacement. Vice Mayor Born Order #49Jun 3
  302. 302302CM A surge in the volume and speed of traffic along Upland Road in recent years. Vice Mayor Born Order #51Jun 3
  303. 303303CM City Departments to cooperate with the organizers of the Saint Anthony's Feast to be held on June 14 - June 16, 1996. Councillor Toomey Order #5Jun 10
  304. 304304CM Set up a mechanism so that retirees of all City Departments including the Cambridge Police Department, the Cambridge Housing Authority, the School Department and the Cambridge Redevelopment Authority will receive resolutions upon their retirement. Councillors Sullivan and Duehay Order #11Jun 10
  305. 305305CM The replacement of trees and the repair of the sidewalks at 225 Western Avenue and 243 Western Avenue. Mayor Russell Order #15Jun 10
  306. 306306CM To remove the graffiti on the electrical box on Copley Street near the corner of Walden Street. Councillor Galluccio Order #17Jun 10
  307. 307307CM To remove the graffiti at the Old Morse Park. Councillor Galluccio Order #18Jun 10
  308. 308308CM To install a "Slow Children" sign on Holly Avenue at the corner of Holly Avenue and Madison Street. Councillor Galluccio Order #20Jun 10
  309. 309309CM Install a traffic mechanism to slow the flow of traffic during the rush hours along Concord Avenue near the Tobin Field. Councillor Galluccio Order #21Jun 10
  310. 310310CM To enforce the speed regulations along Fayerweather Street, from Walden Street to Concord Avenue, especially during rush hours. Councillor Galluccio Order #23Jun 10
  311. 311311CM Many Cambridge drivers who hold handicapped cards, are finding themselves ticketed while parking at meters because the Traffic Enforcement Officers are failing to look for such cards displayed in windshields. Vice Mayor Born Order #24Jun 10
  312. 312312CM Enhancing the appearance of side streets off Central Square with plantings of shrubs and flowers. Vice Mayor Born Order #25Jun 10
  313. 313313CM To enforce the speed regulations along northern Massachusetts Avenue. Councillor Galluccio Order #27Jun 10
  314. 314314CM Add some trees outside the outfield fence and add higher fencing on the edge of Granite Street. Councillor Davis Order #30Jun 10
  315. 315315CM Investigate traffic calming measures or other methods on Granite Street in order that cars, buses and trucks don't speed up to make the green light at the intersection with Pearl Street. Councillor Davis Order #31Jun 10
  316. 316316CM Adequate lighting for pedestrians on Memorial Drive near 808 and if necessary approach the MDC to improve that lighting. Councillor Davis Order #32Jun 10
  317. 317317CM To investigate the siting of rats on Upland Road near Massachusetts Avenue. Mayor Russell Order #39Jun 10
  318. 318318CM To repair the brick sidewalk on Dana Street and Harvard Street. Councillor Reeves Order #10Jun 24
  319. 319319CM Review the urban design aspects of the streetscape at Putnam Avenue and River Street with a view to planting more trees at that intersection. Councillor Davis Order #24Jun 24
  320. 320320CM Trim the bushes and repair the leaking gutters at the Collins Branch Library and repair the sinking roadway near the bus stop on Aberdeen Avenue. Councillor Sullivan Order #25Jun 24
  321. 321321CM Assign City departments to work with the Agassiz Neighborhood Traffic Committee toward solutions to concerns and problems raised in the 1996 Agassiz Traffic Survey. Councillor Duehay Order #27Jun 24
  322. 322322CM An update on plans to place signs in City Hall indicating location of department. Mayor Russell Order #30Jun 24
  323. 323323CM Why has Continental Cable not provided RTPI Programming. Councillors Triantafillou and Toomey Order #31Jun 24
  324. 324324CM Funding source for raises for City Council, Mayor and School Committee. Councillor Triantafillou Order #32Jun 24
  325. 325325CM Status of the sale of Portland Stoneware property. Councillor Triantafillou Order #33Jun 24
  326. 326326CM Investigate the source of the odor emanating from the sewer at the corner of Cambridge Street and Seventh Street. Councillor Toomey Order #38Jun 24
  327. 327327CM Repair the depression in the street at Fifth Street and Cambridge Street. Councillor Toomey Order #39Jun 24
  328. 328328CM An update on the temporary repairs at the Walden Square/Pemberton Street underpass. Councillor Galluccio Order #41Jun 24
  329. 329329CM Post Dana Park so that it is open until 11:00 p.m. Councillor Davis Order #48Jun 24
  330. 330330CM Recommendations for programs that would assist in keeping the Purity Supreme Supermarket in Central Square. Councillor Davis Order #49Jun 24
  331. 331331CM Recommend an appropriation comparable to those provided to other events of this scale to cover costs associated with the Caribbean Carnival. Mayor Russell Order #56Jun 24
  332. 332332CM MBTA to respond to the allegations and information contained in a newspaper article by Wendell Woodman in the June 12, 1996 Daily Times Chronicle. Vice Mayor Born, Councillors Triantafillou and Galluccio Order #67Jun 24
  333. 333333CM Memorial trees as additional means of commemoration in honor of distinguished Cambridge citizens. Vice Mayor Born, Councillors Davis, Triantafillou and Galluccio Order #68Jun 24
  334. 334334CM Plan proper safety measures to deal with heavy traffic in East Cambridge by the Fourth of July fire works. Councillors Toomey, Duehay, Sullivan, Galluccio and Triantafillou Order #69Jun 24
  335. 335335CM To replace the sign which is missing from the corner of Holworthy Place and Park Ave., and to place a "stop" sign at Locke Street at the corner of Meacham Road. Mayor Russell, Councillors Galluccio and Triantafillou Order #70Jun 24
  336. 336336CM To review pedestrian safety especially along Mass Avenue in the area surrounding Porter Square Councillors Galluccio, Galluccio and Triantafillou Order #72Jun 24
  337. 337337CM To provide speed and truck enforcement on Beech Street as requested by the Porter Square Neighborhood Association. Councillors Galluccio, Sullivan and Triantafillou Order #74Jun 24
  338. 338338CM Increase the surveillance in the area of Donnelly Field. Councillors Sullivan, Galluccio and Triantafillou Order #75Jun 24
  339. 339339CM To consult the City Electrician to check the lighting in the area of 411 Franklin Street. Councillors Sullivan, Galluccio and Triantafillou Order #76Jun 24
  340. 340340CM Consider regulating various breeds of vicious dogs, especially relating to any danger to children and other citizens in playgrounds and on public sidewalks. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan, Galluccio and Triantafillou Order #80Jun 24
  341. 341341CM Provide a status report on the City-wide policy of the posting of hours of operation in the City's playgrounds. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan, Galluccio and Triantafillou Order #81Jun 24
  342. 342342CM Trees trimmed at the corner of Seventh and Otis Streets. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan, Galluccio, Duehay and Triantafillou Order #83Jun 24
  343. 343343CM Increase the foot patrols and lights on Cambridge Street and Cardinal Medeiros Way. Mayor Russell, Councillors Sullivan, Galluccio and Triantafillou Order #86Jun 24
  344. 344344CM Look into and respond to petition for safety signs and reduce speed zones for Columbia Street playground. Councillors Galluccio, Toomey, Mayor Russell and Councillors Sullivan and Triantafillou Order #9Jul 29
  345. 345345CM Increase the accessibility of City government to the public. Councillor Davis Order #15Jul 29
  346. 346346CM Sign indicating "Elderly Crossing" at 2 Mt. Auburn Street and "Yield to Pedestrians" sign at crosswalk at Mass. Ave. and Remington Street. Mayor Russell Order #24Jul 29
  347. 347347CM Update exercise equipment at the Memorial gym. Councillor Reeves Order #32 [handwritten: Report received 10-7-96 Consent agenda # 16 Second report received 11-25-96 Consent agenda #11]Jul 29
  348. 348348CM A recent rupture in a Newton Sewer line recently caused dangerous levels of pollution in the Charles River. Vice Mayor Born and Councillor Davis Order #41Jul 29
  349. 349349CM To enforce the City's ordinances and regulations to prohibit rummaging through trash and recycling bins to look for cans and discarded prescription containers. Councillor Toomey Order #46Jul 29
  350. 350350CM Prepare an ordinance for the consideration of the City Council requiring that all nursing homes in Cambridge be air conditioned. Councillor Duehay Order #50Jul 29
  351. 351351CM To repave the easterly road surface of the Harvard Square tunnel which is in a dangerous state of disrepair. Councillor Duehay Order #56Jul 29
  352. 352352CM Look into the availability of cellular phones and free phone calls which are alleged to be available to crime watch groups through a program announced recently by President Clinton. Mayor Russell Order #58Jul 29
  353. 353353CM The final report of the W.R. Grace Site Advisory Group. Councillor Davis Order #63 [handwritten: Report received 10-21-96 Consent Agenda #5 of 10-21-96]Jul 29
  354. 354354CM The deplorable condition of the B. U. Bridge. Councillor Davis Order #65Jul 29
  355. 355355CM Develop a citywide strategy to institute traffic calming techniques neighborhood by neighborhood throughout the City. Councillor Duehay Order #70Jul 29
  356. 356356CM What is the cause of delay in developing final specifications for the Agassiz sewer project. Councillor Duehay Order #71Jul 29
  357. 357357CM A meeting with the Gold Star Road neighborhood to discuss solutions to their traffic problems. Councillor Sullivan Order #72Jul 29
  358. 358358CM Concern about the possible use of the Portland Stone site for residential housing and about the noise emanating from the current use. Councillor Duehay Order #73Jul 29
  359. 359359CM Concern over low-flying airplanes over the North Cambridge community. Councillor Duehay Order #74Jul 29
  360. 360360CM Assistance, programs, incentives or other support that the City could provide or that could be available through state or federal funding on programs to encourage re-use of Northern Massachusetts Avenue Overlay district in accordance with the City policy modified in Sec. 11.102 of the zoning ordinance. Councillor Triantafillou [1st rep rec. 9/9/96 - agenda #8. 2nd rep rec. 11/4/96 agenda #5] Order #80Jul 29
  361. 361361CM A great need for education and awareness program about bicycling rules in Cambridge, possibly including the posting of signs. Councillor Davis Order #85Jul 29
  362. 362362CM An update on the activities of the Truck Advisory Committee and the progress to date on the issue of trucks. [Report received 10-7-96] Councillor Davis [Consent Agenda #19 of 10-7-96] Order #86Jul 29
  363. 363363CM Notification to all citizenry of any possible health risks resulting from the contamination of the Charles River. Councillor Davis Order #87Jul 29
  364. 364364CM The FDIC's assistance to the residence concerned about negotiating a sale of four commercial units with 36 parking spaces at River Court, a residential condominium. Councillor Sullivan Order #89Jul 29
  365. 365365CM Schedule for the repaving and sidewalk replacement on Francis Avenue and Bryant Street. Vice Mayor Born Order #91Jul 29
  366. 366366CM What steps will be taken in the future to prevent further financial improprieties from occurring. Councillor Davis Order #98 scanJul 29
  367. 367367CM Report of progress toward appointing a Taxi Advisory Committee. Councillor Davis Order #101 Report received 10/7/96. See agenda #19 of 10/7/96 scanJul 29
  368. 368368CM Create pro-active plan for eliminating existing graffiti. Councillor Davis Order #102 scanJul 29
  369. 369369CM Improve the lighting of the Rindge Field Tennis and Basketball Courts. Councillor Galluccio Order #103 scanJul 29
  370. 370370CM Surface repairs to the bridge on the corner of Holworthy Street and Belmont Streets with a view in mind of performing an overall upgrade of the area. Councillor Galluccio Order #104 scanJul 29
  371. 371371CM Status of temporary repairs of the Walden Square Pemberton Street underpass. Councillor Galluccio Order #105 scanJul 29
  372. 372372CM Installation of water fountains at various locations in the City. Councillor Galluccio Order #106 scanJul 29
  373. 373373CM Disturbance of the peace to Lesley College with the request that the "Expressive Therapy" program be relocated. Vice Mayor Born and Councillor Galluccio Order #116 scanJul 29
  374. 374374CM A list of priority traffic calming projects. Councillors Davis and Galluccio Order #117 scanJul 29
  375. 375375CM Urge Harvard to continue its discussion with its neighbors, thru the Joint Committee for Neighborhood Harvard Consultation, for the purpose of developing a mutually agreeable solution for maintaining the residential character and stability in the Prescott Ware Street areas. Councillors Reeves, Triantafillou and Galluccio Order #63 scanSep 9
  376. 376376CM Report on the progress of implementing traffic calming measures on Columbia Street. Vice Mayor Born and Councillor Reeves Order #3 [handwritten:] Report received 11-4-96 Consent Agenda #16 of 11-4-96 scanSep 9
  377. 377377CM Extend thanks to A. Curtiss Pollari for his untiring and unselfish devotion to beautifying the Cambridge landscape for the benefit of all Cambridge citizens. Councillor Duehay Order #8 scanSep 9
  378. 378378CM Plant shade trees at the corner of Highland Avenue and Highland Park in memory of the three generations of the Mahler family's long history in the City of Cambridge. Vice Mayor Born and Councillor Sullivan Order #18 scanSep 9
  379. 379379CM Investigation of the elimination of employment services by the Department of Employment and Training. Councillor Sullivan Order #30 scanSep 9
  380. 380380CM Corrections and/or changes to signs around the Columbia Street Playground. Councillor Sullivan Order #31 scanSep 9
  381. 381381CM Enforcement efforts to reduce speeding on Gore Street. Councillor Toomey Order #46 scanSep 9
  382. 382382CM Elimination of rodent infestation in the area around Warren Street. Councillor Toomey Order #48 scanSep 9
  383. 383383CM City's participation in the Boy Scouts of America "Johnny Elmseed Community Service Project". Mayor Russell Order #53 scanSep 9
  384. 384384CM Street cleaning on Columbia Street between Bishop Allen Drive and Broadway. Councillor Reeves Order #62 scanSep 9
  385. 385385CM Corrective measures at the new Senior Center. Councillor Reeves Order #64 scanSep 9
  386. 386386CM Grade of sidewalk to be check in front of the Hong Kong Restaurant. Councillor Reeves Order #65 scanSep 9
  387. 387387CM Correct the dangerous condition of puddles of water in the MBTA exit, on the Purity Supreme side, near Papa Gino's and the FFC store. Councillor Reeves Order #66 scanSep 9
  388. 388388CM Installation of a traffic light at the corner of Bishop Allen Drive and Columbia Street. Councillor Reeves Order #71 scanSep 9
  389. 389389CM Inform the neighbors and the abutters of the time frame of the Central Square Construction Project. Councillor Sullivan Order #75 scanSep 9
  390. 390390CM That the sections of Massachusetts Avenue inbound from Hancock Street to Pleasant Street and outbound from Inman Street to Clinton Street be designated as a "North Cambridge Senior Center Safety Zone". Councillor Toomey, Mayor Russell, Vice Mayor Born and Councillor Sullivan Order #79 scanSep 9
  391. 391391CM Establish a memorial flag flying program in the City of Cambridge. Councillor Toomey Order #80 scanSep 9
  392. 392392CM Loss of off hour emergency response crews at the water department. Councillor Sullivan Order #89 scanSep 9
  393. 393393CM To instruct the Recreation Director to install flagpoles and flags in all ball playing fields in the City. Councillor Sullivan Order #93 scanSep 9
  394. 394394CM Visability problem created at the construction site at the corner of Flag Street and Memorial Drive. Councillor Sullivan Order #94 scanSep 9
  395. 395395CM Study the impact of the entrance of US Shuttle into Cambridge with respect to the Taxi Industry and trips to Logan Airport. Councillor Reeves Order #98 [handwritten: Report received 10-7-96 Consent Agenda #3] scanSep 9
  396. 396396CM The problem of overfilled and overflowing trash cans at Alberico Park on the corner of Allston and Pleasant Streets. Vice Mayor Born Order #101 scanSep 9
  397. 397397CM To repair the sidewalk on Hollis Street adjacent to St. John the Evangelist Church. Mayor Russell Order #104 [handwritten: Report received 10-7-96 Consent Agenda #2 of 10-7-96] scanSep 9
  398. 398398CM Put Hollis Street on the list for sidewalk repair due to the need for resetting or replacing of bricks. Mayor Russell Order #105 scanSep 9
  399. 399399CM Investigate reports of 3:00 a.m. truck traffic in North Cambridge. Councillor Sullivan Order #109 [handwritten: report received 11-4-96 Consent agenda #18 of 11-4-96] scanSep 9
  400. 400400CM That the Police Commissioner work forthwith with the neighbors of the Bay & Green Streets area to set up a community meeting relative to the recent rape and other events that have taken place in this neighborhood. Councillor Sullivan Order #111 scanSep 9
  401. 401401CM Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Thirty-three, regarding a report on low-flying airplanes over North Cambridge. scanSep 9
  402. 402402CM Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Thirty-four, regarding enhancement and re-use of northern Massachusetts Avenue. [handwritten: Report received 11-4-96 Consent Agenda #5 of 11-4-96] scanSep 9
  403. 403403CM Replace tree in front of the premises numbered 85 Bishop Richard Allen Drive. Councillor Reeves Order #70 [handwritten: (2nd Rept) see CM #360] scanSep 9
  404. 404404CM Assign a patrol officer to ensure enforcement of vehicular traffic stopping for the school bus in the vicinity of Raymond Street and Walden Street. Councillor Sullivan Order #15 scanSep 16
  405. 405405CM What regulations currently exist about construction vehicles and dumpsters and the length of time they may occupy parking spaces. Vice Mayor Born Order #18 [handwritten: Report received 11-4-96 Consent Agenda #11 of 11-4-96] scanSep 16
  406. 406406CM Repair the depression in the roadway, which is causing house vibrations, in the area of 186 Fayerweather Street. Councillor Galluccio Order #22 scanSep 16
  407. 407407CM Repair the depression in the roadway, which is causing house vibrations, in the area of 372 Concord Avenue. Councillor Galluccio Order #23 scanSep 16
  408. 408408CM Improve lighting in the Rindge Field Tennis and Basketball Courts. Councillor Galluccio Order #24 scanSep 16
  409. 409409CM Install a roller/hockey rink (for summer and outdoor skating for winter) in the Tobin School Field area. Councillor Galluccio Order #25 scanSep 16
  410. 410410CM Ensure that speed laws are being enforced along Fayerweather Street, from Walden Street to Concord Avenue. Councillor Galluccio Order #26 scanSep 16
  411. 411411CM Review the complaints of unlawful construction occurring at the property abutting 160 Elm Street North. Councillor Galluccio Order #27 scanSep 16
  412. 412412CM Assist the City Council and the citizens of Cambridge in "envisioning the future of Massachusetts Avenue." Councillor Reeves Order #28 scanSep 16
  413. 413413CM Expedite the process to install a manually operated light on Concord Avenue in the area of Alpine Street. Councillor Galluccio Order #29 scanSep 16
  414. 414414CM Consider ways to alleviate problems on Sherman Street to reduce house vibrations caused by truck traffic and the volume of traffic. Councillor Galluccio Order #32 scanSep 16
  415. 415415CM Examine the possibility of securing funding for a Youth Coordinator at Rindge Towers and to consider funding for an Elder Service Coordinator and a Multi-Service Coordinator. Councillor Galluccio Order #33 scanSep 16
  416. 416416CM Take the necessary action to solve additional safety problems along Sherman Street. Councillor Galluccio Order #34 scanSep 16
  417. 417417CM Increase maintenance and landscaping of the outside of Danehy Park, especially in the area along Garden Street. Councillor Galluccio Order #30 scanSep 30
  418. 418418CM Increase in automobile traffic on Cambridge City streets is seriously affecting the quality of life in this City. Vice Mayor Born Order #19 [handwritten: Report received 11-25-96 Consent Agenda # 8 of 11-25-96] scanSep 30
  419. 419419CM Improve the poor lighting in the areas of Bay, Green and Franklin Streets and Dodge, Callender and Magee Streets. Councillor Sullivan Order #8 scanSep 30
  420. 420420CM The lot at the corner of Kinnaird Street and Putnam Avenue, with particular attention to the manner in which the fence and over growth protrudes onto the sidewalk. Councillor Sullivan Order #9 scanSep 30
  421. 421421CM Investigate the wire that was installed to stabilize the tree at planting may now be strangling the tree and causing a safety hazard for children playing in the tot lot on Magee Street. Councillor Sullivan Order #10 scanSep 30
  422. 422422CM Meet with neighbors and users of Maple Park to plan for the future of the park. Councillor Sullivan Order #12 scanSep 30
  423. 423423CM Drainage problem at the corner of Walden Square Road and Sherman Street. Councillor Sullivan Order #13 scanSep 30
  424. 424424CM Investigate occurrences of late night noise in violation of the Noise Ordinance behind Jefferson Park and increase enforcement efforts as necessary. Councillor Triantafillou Order #21 scanSep 30
  425. 425425CM Publicize methods for a citizen to make a complaint directly to the Traffic Department and the method of response including a timeline, so that citizens will know what to expect. [handwritten: Report Received 2-24-96] Councillor Davis Order #36 [handwritten: Consent agenda # 28 of 2-24-96] scanSep 30
  426. 426426CM Arrange with the Trustees of Fresh Pond Place Condominium Association for the pick-up of the trash along the access road. Councillor Sullivan Order #37 scanSep 30
  427. 427427CM Ensure that the sidewalk in the area of the Senior Center is appropriately cleared. Councillor Sullivan Order #39 scanSep 30
  428. 428428CM Implement ethics and conflict of interest training customized by department. Councillor Davis Order #40 scanSep 30
  429. 429429CM Replace street trees that have been removed because of illness, disease or death. Councillor Davis Order #41 scanSep 30
  430. 430430CM Replace the sidewalk in front of the premises numbered 16-18 Kimball Street. Councillor Sullivan Order #45 scanSep 30
  431. 431431CM Investigate a new type of bulb being used for red light which is much more energy efficient than those presently used, and has the potential of great long term savings for the City. Mayor Russell Order #46 scanSep 30
  432. 432432CM Problems with pit bulls at Jefferson Park, including reports of late night dog fights and killings of neighborhood cats. Councillor Triantafillou Order #52 scanSep 30
  433. 433433CM Mutual coordination and cooperation in assisting groups using our school facilities through Community Schools and Police. Mayor Russell Report received 11-4-96 Order #53 Consent Agenda # 7 of 11-4-96 scanSep 30
  434. 434434CM To clean the area underneath and around the Russell Field Bleachers. Councillor Galluccio Order #61 scanSep 30
  435. 435435CM Place a warning barrel at the intersection of Chilton and Huron. Mayor Russell, Councillors Galluccio and Triantafillou Order #72 scanSep 30
  436. 436436CM Replace the dead evergreen tree in the barrel in front of the Senior Center. Councillors Reeves, Galluccio, Toomey and Triantafillou Order #73 scanSep 30
  437. 437437CM Investigate the malfunction of the High School Sports Hotline, with a request that it be fixed as soon as possible. Councillors Galluccio and Triantafillou Order #74 scanSep 30
  438. 438438CM Increase enforcement of the speed limits on Harvey Street, especially during peek rush hour periods. Councillor Galluccio, Mayor Russell and Councillor Triantafillou Order #75 scanSep 30
  439. 439439CM To study the intersection of JFK Street and Eliot Street, with a view of slowing down traffic passing through this intersection. Councillors Davis, Galluccio and Triantafillou Order #76 scanSep 30
  440. 440440CM Place Kirkland Road on the list of streets and sidewalks to be reconstructed as soon as possible. Councillor Duehay Order #6 scanOct 7
  441. 441441CM Increase Police surveillance in and around 291 Windsor Street where increased incidents of crime and violence have been reported. Councillor Duehay Order #7 scanOct 7
  442. 442442CM Confer with the Trustees of 221 Mt. Auburn Street Condominium Association regarding continuing solid waste collection at this location. Councillor Duehay Order #8 scanOct 7
  443. 443443CM Implementation of the recommendations in the Town Gown Report. Councillor Reeves Order #13 scanOct 7
  444. 444444CM Replace the hot top sidewalk at the premises numbered 15-17-19-21 Kimball Street. Mayor Russell Order #22 scanOct 7
  445. 445445CM Evening street hockey games on the tennis courts at Pemberton Street. Vice Mayor Born Order #23 scanOct 7
  446. 446446CM Possibility of the 1997 St. Patrick's Day Parade travelling through upper North Cambridge along Massachusetts Avenue. Councillor Galluccio Order #28 scanOct 7
  447. 447447CM Report detailing ways that the City of Cambridge might offer its assistance to elderly and disabled low income tenants as members in "protected tenant status." Vice Mayor Born Order #30 [handwritten: Report received 11-25-96 Consent Agenda #16 of 11-25-96] scanOct 7
  448. 448448CM Review the legal and legislative possibility of drafting home rule legislation invalidating the Department of Public Utilities' approval of the U.S. Shuttle jitney application in Cambridge. Councillor Galluccio Order #31 [handwritten: Report received 11-4-96 Consent Agenda #19 of 11-14-96] scanOct 7
  449. 449449CM The feasibility of filing home rule legislation that would allow the City of Cambridge to provide rent subsidies to elderly tenants living in formally rent controlled properties. Councillor Galluccio Order #32 scanOct 7
  450. 450450CM That a new rule be adopted by the Cambridge City Council regarding amendments to items on agenda. Councillor Toomey Order #35 scanOct 7
  451. 451451CM Enforce the speed limit on Plymouth Street, between Webster Avenue and Hampshire Street. Councillor Toomey Order #36 scanOct 7
  452. 452452CM Install a "school bus stop" warning sign in the area of 47 Blanchard Road. Councillor Galluccio Order #39 scanOct 7
  453. 453453CM Replace the sidewalk at the corner of Norfolk Street and Cambridge Street by the City Paint Store. Councillor Toomey Order #42 scanOct 7
  454. 454454CM Review the missing and sickly trees along Western Avenue and River Street and replace where necessary. Councillor Reeves Order #43 scanOct 7
  455. 455455CM Determine whether the community use of public school buildings should more properly be a Cambridge non-School Department function. Councillor Reeves Order #44 scanOct 7
  456. 456456CM Repair the sidewalk at Fayette Park appropriately and return it to its original form - concrete. Councillors Sullivan, Galluccio and Triantafillou Order #60 scanOct 7
  457. 457457CM Increase foot patrols on Cambridge Street. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan, Galluccio and Triantafillou Order #63 scanOct 7
  458. 458458CM Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Fifteen, regarding repairs to the sidewalk on Hollis Street adjacent to St. John's Church. scanOct 7
  459. 459459CM Ensure that when complaints from citizens to the Police Department clearly relate to activities in and around licensed establishments that the License Commission receive this information. Councillor Duehay Report received 11-18-96 Order #1 Consent Agenda # 3 of 11-18-96 scanOct 21
  460. 460460CM Adjust, fix or/and replace the stop signs at the intersection of Third and Hurley Street. Councillors Sullivan, Toomey and Galluccio Order #4 scanOct 21
  461. 461461CM Access to the tot lot at Charles River Park. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan and Galluccio Order #5 Report received 11-25-96 Consent agenda #6 of 11-25-96 scanOct 21
  462. 462462CM Fix and/or replace the lighting at Gold Star Park and the lighting assessment of Gore Street. Councillors Sullivan, Toomey and Galluccio Order #6 scanOct 21
  463. 463463CM Installation of lighting at Lopez Park. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan and Galluccio Order #7 scanOct 21
  464. 464464CM Conduct concentrated lighting assessment and/or relamping of East Cambridge. Councillors Sullivan, Toomey and Galluccio Order #8 scanOct 21
  465. 465465CM Maintenance and lighting surrounding the Probate Court Building. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan and Galluccio Order #9 scanOct 21
  466. 466466CM Replace the light bulbs at Silva Park. Councillors Sullivan, Toomey and Galluccio Order #10 Report received 11-4-96 Consent Agenda # 6 of 11-4-96 scanOct 21
  467. 467467CM Removable bollards installed at the River Park, the entrance near Graves Landing. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan and Galluccio Order #11 scanOct 21
  468. 468468CM Repaint the crosswalk at Kinnaird Street and Western Avenue and conduct traffic enforcement in the area. Councillor Sullivan Order #31 scanOct 21
  469. 469469CM Make improvements to the precinct located at Roosevelt Towers before November 5th. Mayor Russell Order #38 [handwritten: Report received 11-4-96 Consent Agenda #3 of 11-4-96] scanOct 21
  470. 470470CM The oil spill which occurred in the vicinity of Concord Avenue and Walden Street on October 14th. Mayor Russell Order #39 [handwritten: Report received 11-25-96 Consent Agenda #7] scanOct 21
  471. 471471CM Status of the Mid-Cambridge Neighborhood Study. Councillor Reeves Order #45 [handwritten: Report received 11-4-96 Consent Agenda #4 of 11-4-96] scanOct 21
  472. 472472CM Develop a mechanism whereby someone seeking permits in connection with moving, will be able to obtain them at one location at one time. Councillor Sullivan Order #50 scanOct 21
  473. 473473CM Prepare a cost estimate as to what the potential cost would be for the placement of markers on unmarked graves. Councillor Sullivan Order #55 scanOct 21
  474. 474474CM Provide parking at the Public Works yard for all Department of Public Works employees. Councillor Sullivan Order #56 scanOct 21
  475. 475475CM The condition of the playground at Washington Elms. Councillors Sullivan and Toomey Order #58 scanOct 21
  476. 476476CM A design review and proposal for a new Police Station. Councillor Sullivan Order #61 scanOct 21
  477. 477477CM Review the pedestrian crossings from the Cambridge Senior Center to Cambridge City Hall and from the Central Square Post Office to Cambridge City Hall. Councillor Reeves Order #64 scanOct 21
  478. 478478CM Remove or limit the "Right Turn on Red" at the corner of Massachusetts Avenue and Walden Street. Councillor Galluccio Order #68 scanOct 21
  479. 479479CM Increase signage indicating the speed limit along Orchard Street. Councillor Galluccio Order #69 scanOct 21
  480. 480480CM Installing a pedestrian crossing in the area of the Marriott Hotel along Broadway between Third Street and Sixth Street. Councillor Galluccio Order #70 scanOct 21
  481. 481481CM Install lights and clean the Al Vellucci Park. Councillor Galluccio Order #71 scanOct 21
  482. 482482CM Post job vacancies for the Public Health Authority in the appropriate City locations. Councillor Galluccio Order #72 scanOct 21
  483. 483483CM Increase truck and speed enforcement along Sherman Street. Councillor Galluccio Order #73 scanOct 21
  484. 484484CM Determine whether all precautions, including painting of crosswalks, signage and enforcement are being taken around all of our school buildings. Mayor Russell Order #77 scanOct 21
  485. 485485CM Fix inoperable drains in the area of Dodge and Callendar Streets. Councillors Sullivan and Galluccio Order #83 scanOct 21
  486. 486486CM A severe lighting problem in the area of Dodge and Hews Street in Riverside. Councillors Sullivan and Galluccio Order #84 scanOct 21
  487. 487487CM A report listing those streets and/or areas where flooding problems existed, including description of the problem, the solution and a time table for the corrective measures. Report received 11-18-96 Councillors Sullivan and Galluccio Order #85 Consent Agenda #5 of 11-18-96 scanOct 21
  488. 488488CM Magazine Beach recreation area be immediately restored after the flood and the heavy traffic through the mud destroyed the playing fields there. Councillor Davis Order #86 scanOct 21
  489. 489489CM A report on when the Columbia Street area will have a new sewer project. Report received 11-18-96 Councillors Davis and Galluccio Order #88 Consent Agend[?] #12 of 11-18-96 scanOct 21
  490. 490490CM Provide an extra street sweeping day for the area which was cancelled on October 21, 1996 due to weather conditions. Mayor Russell, Councillors Sullivan and Galluccio Order #89 scanOct 21
  491. 491491CM A brief report on all pending neighborhood study reports, including reports on uses to which completed reports have been put. Councillor Davis Order #94 scanOct 21
  492. 492492CM The current interpretation of "business district" as it relates to bicycle riding on sidewalks. Vice Mayor Born [handwritten: Report received 1-13-97] Order #97 [handwritten: Consent Agenda #11 of 1-13-97] scanOct 21
  493. 493493CM Enforcement of laws prohibiting bicycle riding on sidewalks in Central Square and Harvard Square. Councillor Davis Order #98 scanOct 21
  494. 494494CM Feasibility of banners to inform bicyclists that riding on sidewalks in Harvard Square and Central Square is illegal and punishable by fine. Vice Mayor Born Order #99 scanOct 21
  495. 495495CM Replace the light at the corner of Huron Avenue and Fayerweather Street as soon as possible. Mayor Russell, Councillors Sullivan and Galluccio Order #100 scanOct 21
  496. 496496CM Installation of a manual traffic light at the intersection of Concord Avenue and Alpine Street to be dedicated as the "Olive M. Johnson Crossing". Consent Order #38 scanOct 21
  497. 497497CM Reduce the speed limit on Upland Road from its current unposted 30 mph to a posted 25 mph speed limit. Order #35 scanOct 21
  498. 498498CM Complaints regarding noise violations by develop Oak Tree Development/Art Klipfel on Elm Street. Order #25 scanOct 28
  499. 499499CM Severe drainage problems from Buckingham Browne and Nichols School's athletic field located on Fresh Pond Parkway. [handwritten: Report received 12-16-96 Consent Agenda #90 of 12-16-96] Mayor Russell Order #3 scanOct 28
  500. 500500CM To replace the sidewalk at the premises numbered 22 Jefferson Street. Councillor Toomey Order #5 scanOct 28
  501. 501501CM Install more lighting on Cardinal Medeiros Avenue, between Cambridge Street and Hampshire Street. Councillor Toomey Order #6 scanOct 28
  502. 502502CM Station one of the Rescue Ambulances at Engine Three, at Cambridge and Second St. or at Engine Five, in Inman Square to reduce the response time to the eastern part of the City. Councillor Toomey Order #7 scanOct 28
  503. 503503CM To readjust the street sign at the corner of Sciarappa and Thorndike Streets. Councillor Toomey Order #13 scanOct 28
  504. 504504CM Purchase pumps to be placed at each fire house to be ready for use to assist the public during flooding conditions. Councillor Toomey Order #14 scanOct 28
  505. 505505CM Enforce no regular parking in "Handicapped Only" spots, especially those on streets in residential areas. Vice Mayor Born Order #16 scanOct 28
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  513. 513513CM Traffic and parking problems along Pacific Street in Cambridgeport. Councillor Galluccio Order #31 scanOct 28
  514. 514514CM Potential funding or financing opportunities to assist flood damage victims. Councillor Galluccio Order #32 scanOct 28
  515. 515515CM Increase the value of Section Eight Certificates to assist with affordable housing. Councillor Galluccio Order #33 scanOct 28
  516. 516516CM Improve response time to telephone inquiries due to an increased number of complaints from citizens regarding their difficulty in contacting the Traffic Department by phone. Report Received 2-10-97 Mayor Russell and entire membership Order #38 Consent Agenda #6 of 2-10-97 scanOct 28
  517. 517517CM Removal of the Fisher Junior College sign at the corner of Churchill Avenue and the replacement of the Matignon High School sign. Mayor Russell and Councillor Triantafillou Order #43 scanOct 28
  518. 518518CM Repair and properly light the fountain and courtyard area of the Manning Apartments and Central Square library for the safety and enjoyment of Manning Apartment residents and library users. Councillor Davis Report received 11-25-96 Order #3 Consent Agenda #15 of 11-25-96 scanNov 4
  519. 519519CM Repair the two potholes on Huron Avenue, at the intersection of Huron Avenue and Fountain Terrace. Councillor Toomey Order #4 scanNov 4
  520. 520520CM Examine the intersection of Aberdeen Avenue and Huron Avenue to analyze whether the "Yield" sign should be replaced by a stop sign to provide increased safety conditions for both vehicular and pedestrian traffic. Councillor Toomey Order #5 scanNov 4
  521. 521521CM Critical need for a construction and/or reconstruction of police and fire stations. Councillor Sullivan Order #6 scanNov 4
  522. 522522CM Insure that motorists obey the law relative to stopping for school buses, to insure the safety of our children, with particular attention to the Peabody School. Councillor Sullivan Order #7 scanNov 4
  523. 523523CM Rectify the standing water condition in front of 55-105 Massachusetts Avenue. Councillor Sullivan Order #8 scanNov 4
  524. 524524CM Installation of traffic signals behind the Alewife T Station. Councillor Triantafillou Order #9 scanNov 4
  525. 525525CM Moving the North Cambridge Police and Community Service Center trailer from Massachusetts Avenue to Rindge Avenue. Councillor Triantafillou Order #10 scanNov 4
  526. 526526CM Replacement of one way sign at the corner of Putnam Avenue and Green Street. Councillor Sullivan Order #16 scanNov 4
  527. 527527CM Possibility of using the Emergency Management's plant truck to do emergency pumping. [handwritten: Report received 2-24-97] Councillor Davis Order #18 [handwritten: Consent Agenda #17 of 2-24-97] scanNov 4
  528. 528528CM Taxi problems for the seniors who are ordering cabs to go to and to go to and from the Senior Center. Councillor Davis Order #21 scanNov 4
  529. 529529CM Plans to shovel snow "hot spots" during the winter. Councilor Davis Order #24 scanNov 4
  530. 530530CM Review of parking meter spacing in Harvard and Central Squares. Councillor Reeves Order #26 scanNov 4
  531. 531531CM Investigate the foul odor emitting from the sewer at the corner of Pearl Street and Massachusetts Avenue and Cambridge and Lambert Street. Councillor Reeves [handwritten: Report received 11-18-96] Order #27 [handwritten: Consent Agenda #13 of 11-18-96] scanNov 4
  532. 532532CM Provisions for a "right of way" through the Marriott Hotel lobby for workers on the opposite side of Broadway, so that they could access the "T" station. Mayor Russell, Councillors Galluccio and Triantafillou Order #36 scanNov 4
  533. 533533CM The disappearance of a bench from McMath Park on Pemberton Street. Mayor Russell, Councillors Galluccio, Sullivan and entire membership Order #48 scanNov 4
  534. 534534CM Install a four way stop sign at the intersection of Fifth and Charles Street. Councillors Sullivan and Toomey Order #4 scanNov 18
  535. 535535CM The complete paving over of backyards from property line to property line in the rear of homes in residential neighborhood. [handwritten: Report Received 12-16-96] Councillor Sullivan [handwritten: Consent Agenda #18 of 12-16-96] Order #5 scanNov 18
  536. 536536CM Repair indentation in the street on Fifth Street, in front of Pat's Variety Store, near Cambridge Street. Councillor Toomey Order #11 scanNov 18
  537. 537537CM Procedures for the 1997 "PR" use of the new marksense voting system in municipal elections. [handwritten: Report Received 12-16-96] Councillor Toomey Order #18 [handwritten: Consent Agenda #20 of 12-16-96] scanNov 18
  538. 538538CM Develop and implement an audio ballot for all elections held in the City. Councillor Toomey Order #21 scanNov 18
  539. 539539CM Review the operations of the new marksense voting system, both for the voter and in vote counting in the 1996 elections. [handwritten: Report Received 12-16-96] Councillor Toomey Order #22 [handwritten: Consent Agenda #20 of 12-16-96] scanNov 18
  540. 540540CM Provide estimates and traffic generators within the city to assist the City Wide Truck Advisory Committee in their quest to find suitable truck routes through the city. Mayor Russell Order #28 scanNov 18
  541. 541541CM The replacement of the "hot top" sidewalk with cement on the "odd" side of Fresh Pond Parkway between Mt. Auburn Street and Huron Avenue. Mayor Russell Order #29 [handwritten: Report Received 12-16-96 Consent Agenda # [?] of 12-16-96] scanNov 18
  542. 542542CM The use of mechanical leaf blowers. Councillor Davis Order #37 scanNov 18
  543. 543543CM Organize a meeting of representatives of various groups to determine Cambridge's unified plan for protecting Cambridge citizens against and AIDS. Councillor Reeves Order #38 scanNov 18
  544. 544544CM Obtain written answers to questions as background information for a curb cut application [handwritten: for University Park] Councillor Davis [handwritten: Report Received 12-16-96] Order #40 [handwritten: Consent Agenda # 19 of 12-16-96] scanNov 18
  545. 545545CM Direct traffic at the intersection of Cardinal Medeiros Avenue and Warren Street between the hours of 4:30 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. to ensure the safety of pedestrians in this area. Councillor Toomey Order #45 scanNov 18
  546. 546546CM Replace the bus stop on the inbound side of Belmont Street at the intersection of Belmont and Francis Street for the Harvard Square/Waverly #73 bus line. Councillor Galluccio Order #50 scanNov 18
  547. 547547CM The removal of books from the library. Councillor Triantafillou Order #51 scanNov 18
  548. 548548CM When the Manager's response to a request is published in the agenda or transmitted separately to the requesting Councillors. Councillors Triantafillou and Davis Order #52 scanNov 18
  549. 549549CM Special permit for Lechmere Car Wash. Councillor Triantafillou Order #54 scanNov 18
  550. 550550CM Allocate funds for a public housing organizer position and for Cambridge/Somerville Legal Services. Councillor Triantafillou Order #56 scanNov 18
  551. 551551CM An evaluation of the customer service aspects of the "911" dispatch service. Councillors Davis and Duehay Order #57 scanNov 18
  552. 552552CM Possibility of people being able to request Absentee Ballot Applications by phone without a written request. Councillor Galluccio Order #59 scanNov 18
  553. 553553CM Harvard's dedicating the use of a concession stand to Cambridge Youth Sports at Harvard's home football games. Councillor Galluccio Order #60 scanNov 18
  554. 554554CM Traffic safety concerns in the area of the Saint John's Grammar School driveway. Councillor Galluccio Order #61 scanNov 18
  555. 555555CM The use of the Concord Avenue Armory for youth activities by the West Cambridge Youth Center. Councillor Galluccio Order #62 scanNov 18
  556. 556556CM Installation of a traffic control mechanism at the intersection of Blanchard and Grove Streets. Councillor Galluccio Order #63 [handwritten:] Report Received 12-16-96 Consent Agenda # 8 of 12-16-96 scanNov 18
  557. 557557CM Responsiveness of Department of Traffic, Parking and Transportation. Councillor Triantafillou Order #65 scanNov 18
  558. 558558CM Request that the Polaroid Corporation and the owners of Cambridgeside Galleria parking lots be used as a means of parking relief for Cambridge residents during the anticipated snowstorms of the upcoming winter season. Councillor Galluccio Order #70 scanNov 18
  559. 559559CM Meet with officials of Lesley college to determine what we can do to help them solve their dilemma in finding an athletic field for its soccer and softball teams. Mayor Russell Order #73 [handwritten:] Report Received 2-10-97 Consent Agenda #7 of 2-10-97 scanNov 18
  560. 560560CM Review the petition of Cottage Street residents with regard to barns located behind 12 Cottage Street and 11 Perry Street. Councillors Duehay, Galluccio and Triantafillou Order #78 [handwritten:] Report Received 12-16-96 Consent Agenda # 4[?] of 12-16-96 scanNov 18
  561. 561561CM Confer with the MBTA about the general problem of malfunctioning escalators at Porter Square and about the specific problem of reversing the direction of the escalator as an emergency measure when only one is functioning. Councillors Duehay, Galluccio and Triantafillou Order #80 scanNov 18
  562. 562562CM Opposition to privitization of MBTA bus routes. Councillor Davis Order #1 scanNov 25
  563. 563563CM A proposal is being considered for Cambridge Boat Club to host CRLS Rowing Club Program. Mayor Russell Order #6 scanNov 25
  564. 564564CM Strategic plan to change scope of services at Neville Manor. Mayor Russell Order #7 scanNov 25
  565. 565565CM Ensure that the placement of the bus shelter on the northbound side of Massachusetts Avenue adjacent to the outbound Central Square Red Line entrance does not adversely impact the surrounding area. Mayor Russell Report Received 12-16-96 Order #8 Consent Agenda # 14 of 12-16-96 scanNov 25
  566. 566566CM Install a four way stop sign at the intersection of Sciarappa and Spring Streets. Councillor Toomey Order #15 scanNov 25
  567. 567567CM Install a four way stop sign at the intersection of Fifth and Gore Streets. Councillor Toomey Order #16 scanNov 25
  568. 568568CM Provide an After School Childcare Program in the Kennedy and Harrington School area. Councillor Toomey Order #17 scanNov 25
  569. 569569CM Urge residents to be cognizant of and join in the celebration of the dedication of the newly restored Chapel at the Saint Marguerite d'Youville which is the source of spiritual fulfillment to many citizens of the City. Councillor Sullivan Order #22 scanNov 25
  570. 570570CM Investigate foul sewer odor at Massachusetts Ave. and Pearl Street which continues to be offensive. Councillor Reeves Order #32 scanNov 25
  571. 571571CM Update on the completion of the installation of the lights and signage at the newly designated senior center safety zone. Councillor Toomey Order #33 scanNov 25
  572. 572572CM Review the dangerous conditions at the Central Square Garage. Councillor Reeves Order #34 scanNov 25
  573. 573573CM Incidents of anti-gay harassment continue to occur in the Cambridge public schools with alarming frequency. Councillor Triantafillou Order #38 [handwritten: Report received 2-24-97 Consent Agenda #21 of 2-24-97] scanNov 25
  574. 574574CM An outline of the most feasible use of Stevens Court in relationship to the construction of the new hotel in the area. Councillor Toomey Order #40 scanNov 25
  575. 575575CM Issue a report on the leasing of the Harvard Square Kiosk pursuant to the previously filed and adopted resolution of the Council. Councillor Triantafillou Order #41 [handwritten: Report Received 6-2-97 and Referred back to City Manager on motion of Councillor Triantafillou. Calendar #2 of 6-2-97] [handwritten: Report Received 5-19-97 - Charter Right was exercised by Councillor Triantafillou Consent Agenda #20 of 5-19-97] scanNov 25
  576. 576576CM Assure that Cambridge consumers get accuracy in the scanning process in the market place. Councillor Davis Order #44 [handwritten: Report received 2-24-97 Consent Agenda #3 of 2-24-97] scanNov 25
  577. 577577CM Proposed changes in Continental Cable service. Councillor Davis Order #45 scanNov 25
  578. 578578CM Urge citizens to complete the survey of public opinion on a grocery-industry change proposed to the item pricing law on the internet. Councillor Davis Order #46 [handwritten: Report Received 1-13-97 Consent Agenda #[?] of 1-13-97] scanNov 25
  579. 579579CM Truck Advisory Committee to institute a night-time ban on all through traffic trucks from 10:00 p.m. to 7:00 a.m. Councillor Sullivan Order #47 [handwritten: Report Received 2-24-97 Consent Agenda #19 of 2-24-97] scanNov 25
  580. 580580CM Traffic studies and analysis relevant to the Porter Square Shopping Center renovation and expansion. Councillors Galluccio, Triantafillou, Sullivan and Mayor Russell Order #50 [handwritten: Report Received 12-16-96 Consent Agenda #[?] of 12-16-96] scanNov 25
  581. 581581CM Report on Order #51 regarding the removal of books from the library. Vice Mayor Born, Councillors Galluccio, Sullivan and Mayor Russell Order #55 [handwritten: Report Received and Tabled 1-13-97 Consent Agenda #19[?] of 1-13-97] scanNov 25
  582. 582582CM Study and recommend measures by which traffic congestion in Inman Square can be relieved. Councillors Duehay, Galluccio, Mayor Russell, Councillors Sullivan and Triantafillou Order #57 [handwritten: Report received 1-6-97 Consent Agenda #4 of 1-6-97] scanNov 25
  583. 583583CM Investigate whether there is an elevator available to disabled patrons at the Alewife Head House entrance to the MBTA. Councillor Triantafillou Order #12 scanDec 16
  584. 584584CM Enforcement of the law with respect to illegal parking on Verdun Street, private way. Councillor Triantafillou Order #24 scanDec 16
  585. 585585CM Results of the City's discussions with larger property owners regarding protected tenants and on ways the City can work with larger property owners to assist those tenants. [handwritten: Report Received 1-13-97] Councillor Galluccio Order #25 [handwritten, struck through: Awaiting Report] [handwritten: as of 1-13-97] [handwritten: Awaiting Report] scanDec 16
  586. 586586CM Secure housing before the holidays for the families who are homeless due to the fire on Cardinal Medeiros Avenue. Councillor Toomey Order #35 scanDec 16
  587. 587587CM Extra police to direct traffic in Central Square during the morning and evening commute particularly at the intersection of Brookline and Mass Ave, due to backups caused by construction. Councillor Davis Order #56 scanDec 16
  588. 588588CM Informational meeting at each of the expiring use buildings to inform tenants of the status of their buildings. Councillor Galluccio Order #63 scanDec 16
  589. 589589CM The demolition of the abandoned barn/building on West Street near the intersection of West Street Place which presents a fire hazard and eyesore to the neighborhood. Vice Mayor Born Order #69 scanDec 16
  590. 590590CM Acceptance of Section 8 vouchers from existing "protected" tenants. Vice Mayor Born Order #70 [handwritten: Report Received 1-13-97; Consent Agenda[?] # 20 of 1-13-97; crossed out: Awaiting Report] scanDec 16
  591. 591591CM Smoke and other black sooty emissions from an industrial building on Bay State Road. Vice Mayor Born Order #71 scanDec 16
  592. 592592CM What legal regulations, city, state or federal exist governing the use of public utility poles for advertising? Vice Mayor Born Order #72 [handwritten: Report Received 2-3-97 Consent Agenda #4 of 2-3-97] scanDec 16
  593. 593593CM What steps will be taken to correct the gender-imbalance in the Cambridge Fire Department? Vice Mayor Born Order #73 [handwritten: Report Received 1-13-97 Consent Agenda #20 of 1-13-97] scanDec 16
  594. 594594CM Dangerous situation of speeding cars on Mount Vernon Street. Vice Mayor Born Order #92 scanDec 16
  595. 595595CM Display the National Community Development Award and the National League of Cities Award for Workforce Development in the lobby of City Hall. Councillors Davis, Galluccio and Reeves Order #96 scanDec 16
  596. 596596CM Contact Conrail regarding snow removal and sanding along the railroad track intersection at Warren and Lambert Streets. Councillor Galluccio Order #67 scanDec 16
  597. 597597CM Review the potential loss of tax revenue and the utility deregulating impact on consumersand initiate a consumer education program in this regard. Councillor Galluccio Order #30 scanDec 16

Highways

195 actions · № 1–195
  1. 11H Rename the corner of Granite Street and Brookline Street in honor of the Watson family. Councillors Sullivan, Duehay and Triantafillou Order #71 scanJan 8
  2. 22H Communication was received from Commissioner Ralph E. Dunphy, Department of Public Works, transmitting new street addresses or changes. scanJan 8
  3. 33H Petition was received from Alam and Chandry, 40 Granville Road, Cambridge requesting a curb cut at said premises; approval was received from Inspectional Services, Traffic, Parking and Transportation, Historical Commission, Public Works Department and abuttors. No response has been received from the neighborhood association. scanJan 8
  4. 44H Petition was received from David Hancock, 112 Prospect Street, Cambridge requesting a curb cut at said premises; approval was received from Inspectional Services, Traffic, Parking and Transportation, Historical Commission, Public Works Department and abuttors. No response has been received from the neighborhood association. scanJan 8
  5. 55H Replace the Amatilde DeMello sign at Cambridge and Windsor Street. Councillor Toomey Order #58 scanJan 22
  6. 66H Communication was received from Rev. Paul Kim, Berkland Baptist Church, requesting a permit to conduct an outdoor concert on Monday, July 29, 1996. scanJan 22
  7. 77H Communication was received from Ralph Dunphy, Commissioner, Public Works Department, transmitting new street adresses or changes. scanJan 22
  8. 88H Designate the corner of Cambridge Street and Leonard Avenue as "Leo J. Corrigan Square". also see Councillor Sullivan Resolutions 1996 #55. Order #8 scanJan 29
  9. 99H The status of temporary repairs to the North Cambridge train underpass, including what plans have been made for repairs to the approach, and for regular removal of debris. Councillor Galluccio Order #23 Report received 2/12/96. See Agenda #32 of 2/12/96. scanJan 29
  10. 1010H Relative to a request for the City Council for approve the proposal to widen the public way at the intersection of Quincy and Kirkland Streets. scanJan 29
  11. 1111H Daniel J. Wuenschel, 1715 Massachusetts Avenue, Cambridge requesting a curb cut at said premises scanJan 29
  12. 1212H Petition was received from the Joseph Sater, Middle East Restaurant, 472 Massachusetts Avenue, requesting permission for tables in front of premises numbered 480, 472, 474 and 468 Mass Ave. scanFeb 5
  13. 1313H Petition was received from the Sally Huynh, Queen's Nails, 2000 Massachusetts Avenue, requesting permission for a sandwich board in front of said premises. scanFeb 5
  14. 1414H Petition was received from the Flat Top Johny's, requesting permission to erect a fabric and steel sign at premises numbered 1 Kendall Square, Building 200. scanFeb 5
  15. 1515H Communication was received from Craig A. Kelley, Esq., North Cambridge Stabilization Committee transmitting opposition to the curb cut at 7 Cedar Street. scanFeb 5
  16. 1616H Communication was received from James J. Rafferty, Adams & Rafferty transmitting a communication regarding the curb cut application of 10 Clarendon Avenue. scanFeb 5
  17. 1717H Relative to petition received from Eamon Fee, 7 Cedar Street, corner lot of Cedar and Harvey Street, Cambridge requesting a curb cut at said premises. scanFeb 5
  18. 1818H Install a sign at the pedestrian railroad crossing at Fort Washington Park for "Martin Annis" in recognition of his diligence in seeing this project completed. Councillor Galluccio Order #16 scanFeb 5
  19. 1919H Place speed enforcement measures on Sargent Street between 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. and 4:00 to 6:00 p.m. to examine the possibility of residential only restrictions during those hours. Councillor Galluccio Order #46 scanFeb 5
  20. 20A petition from Alfred N. Colella, requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 9 and 11 Winslow Street. scanFeb 12
  21. 21Communication was received from Ms. Phonpimol Pathomsak, Thai Students Association in Boston, requesting a permit to use Mt. Auburn Street to hold a commemoration of the King of Thailand's 50th year of his succession to the throne. scanFeb 12
  22. 22Petition was received from the Forgotten Arts, 1316 Mass Avenue requesting permission to erect an "A" framed sign at said premises. scanFeb 12
  23. 23Communication was received from Vincent J. Panico; O'Neill, Conragan, Russian, Greenberg & Panico, transmitting memorandum concerning the petition for a curb cut at 9-11 Winslow Street and describing agreements between the developer Daniel Silva and the neighbors. scanFeb 12
  24. 2424H. Transmitting communication from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Twenty-two, regarding traffic issues on Walden Street and at the intersection of Walden Street and Richdale Avenue. Report received 3/4/96. See Agenda #7 dated 3/4/96 scanMar 4
  25. 2525H. Transmitting communication from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Thirty-four, regarding enforcement of truck traffic restrictions. Report received 3/4/96. See Agenda #12 dated 3/4/96 scanMar 4
  26. 2626H. Transmitting communication from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Thirty, regarding removing trash and debris from the railroad tracks in the Regent and Creighton Streets vicinity. Report received 3/4/96. See Agenda #18 dated 3/4/96 scanMar 4
  27. 2727H. Petition was received from Daniel J. Wuenschel, Executive Director, Cambridge Housing Authority, requesting a curb cut at 903 Cambridge Street; approval was received from Inspectional Services, Traffic, Parking and Transportation, Historical Commission, Public Works Department, abuttors and the neighborhood association. scanMar 4
  28. 2828H. Petition was received from Daniel J. Wuenschel, Executive Director, Cambridge Housing Authority, requesting a curb cut at 108-150 Harvard Street; approval was received from Inspectional Services, Traffic, Parking and Transportation, Historical Commission, Public Works Department and abuttors. scanMar 4
  29. 2929H. Petition was received from Daniel J. Wuenschel, Executive Director, Cambridge Housing Authority, requesting a curb cut at 500-534 Windsor Street; approval was received from Inspectional Services, Traffic, Parking and Transportation, Historical Commission, Public Works Department and abuttors. scanMar 4
  30. 3030H Reconsideration filed by Councillor Reeves on vote taken on March 4, 1996 relative to the curb cut request on the Midas Muffler at the premises numbered 10 Clarendon Avenue, Cambridge. scanMar 25
  31. 3131H Relative to a petition received from Daniel J. Wuenschel, Executive Director, Cambridge Housing Authority, requesting a curb cut at Willow Street. scanMar 25
  32. 3232H Petition was received from Cambridge Design & Development, 152 Vassal Lane, requesting a curb cut at said premises; approval was received from Inspectional Services, Traffic, Parking and Transportation, Historical Commission, Public Works Department and abuttors. scanMar 25
  33. 3333H Petition was received from Laurie Mass, 27 Acorn Street, requesting a curb cut at said premises; approval was received from Inspectional Services, Traffic, Parking and Transportation, Historical Commission, Public Works Department and abuttors. scanMar 25
  34. 3434H Designate the corner of Bristol Street and Hampshire Street as "Wilfred C. Suozzo Square". Councillor Toomey Order #3 [handwritten:] full text of resolution enclosed also see 1996 Resolution # scanMar 25
  35. 3535H Relative to a recommendation from the License Commission for the City Council to approve an application from Paul W. Taylor, Co., Inc., to amend their Jitney License. scanMar 25
  36. 3636H Petition was received from Bread & Circus, 115 Prospect Street, requesting permission to erect an awning at said premises. scanMar 25
  37. 3737H Petition was received from Faux What, 169 Msgn. O'Brien Highway, requesting permission to erect a sandwich board at said premises. scanMar 25
  38. 3838H Petition was received from Hunneman & Co/Coldwell Bankers, 40 Brattle Street, requesting permission for a sandwich board at said premises. scanMar 25
  39. 3939H Petition was received from Hunneman & Co/Coldwell Bankers, 1730 Massachusetts Avenue, requesting permission for a sandwich board at said premises. scanMar 25
  40. 4040H Petition was received from Central Square World's Fair, requesting permission to hang banners, at City Hall across Massachusetts Avenue, at Hi-Fi Pizza across Mass Ave., at Essex Street across Mass Ave. and at Prospect Street across Mass Ave. scanMar 25
  41. 4141H Communication was received from Michael Brandon, 27 Seven Pines Avenue, transmitting a letter regarding the public comment of the Midas Muffler curb cut application at 10 Clarendon Avenue. scanMar 25
  42. 4242H Petition was received from John Horst, 39 Garden Street requesting a curb cut at said premises. scanApr 1
  43. 4343H Petition was received from the Cambridge Hospital, requesting a curb cut at 270 Green Street; approval was received from Inspectional Services, Traffic, Parking and Transportation, Historical Commission, Public Works Department and the neighborhood association. No abutter approved received. scanApr 8
  44. 4444H Petition was received from Small Planet Bar & Grill, requesting permission to erect a metal sign at the premises numbered 795 Main Street. Approval has been received from Inspectional Services, Community Development and abutters. scanApr 8
  45. 4545H Communication was received from Ann Daughaday, City Engineer, Public Works Department, transmitting street address assignments for Everteze Way, Auburn Park, Brookline Place and Pilgrim Street. scanApr 8
  46. 4646H Petition was received from Abbe Waldu, Asmra Restaurant, requesting permission for three tables and 12 (non-alcoholic) outside seats at the premises of 739 Massachusetts Avenue. scanApr 8
  47. 4747H Petition was received from La Groceria Restaurant, requesting permission for outside tables and chairs at the premises of 853 Main Street. scanApr 8
  48. 4848H Petition was received from Sunglass Hut for the refacing of a existing sign and the recovering of an existing awning at the premises numbered 18 JFK Street; said petition has received approval from Inspectional Services, abutter approval and Design Review. scanApr 8
  49. 4949H Petition was received from Jet Screamers, 1735 Massachusetts Avenue, requesting permission to erect a table to display merchandise at said premises. scanApr 8
  50. 5050H Petition was received from Irish Imports Ltd., 1737 Massachusetts Avenue, requesting permission to erect a table to display merchandise at said premises. scanApr 8
  51. 5151H Petition was received from Hollywood Express, 1740 Massachusetts Avenue, requesting permission to erect a table to display merchandise at said premises. scan—
  52. 5252H Petition was received from Alta Moda, 1760B&C Massachusetts Avenue, requesting permission to erect a table to display merchandise at said premises. scan—
  53. 5353H Petition was received from Saturday's Child/Zephyr, 1762 Massachusetts Avenue, requesting permission to erect a table to display merchandise at said premises. scan—
  54. 5454H Petition was received from Susanna, 1776 Massachusetts Avenue, requesting permission to erect a table to display merchandise at said premises. scan—
  55. 5555H Petition was received from Gypsy Moon, Inc., 1780 Massachusetts Avenue, requesting permission to erect a table to display merchandise at said premises. scan—
  56. 5656H Petition was received from Iris, 1782 Massachusetts Avenue, requesting permission to erect a table to display merchandise at said premises. scan—
  57. 5757H Petition was received from Ceci, 1786 Massachusetts Avenue, requesting permission to erect a table to display merchandise at said premises. scan—
  58. 5858H Petition was received from Joie De Vivre, 1792 Massachusetts Avenue, requesting permission to erect a table to display merchandise at said premises. scan—
  59. 5959H Petition was received from Vintage Etc., 1798 Massachusetts Avenue, requesting permission to erect a table to display merchandise at said premises. scan—
  60. 6060H Petition was received from Paper Source, 1810 Massachusetts Avenue, requesting permission to erect a table to display merchandise at said premises. scan—
  61. 6161H Petition was received from Maureen Flammer requesting a portland cement sidewalk at the premises numbered 23 Oak Street. scanApr 22
  62. 6262H Petition was received from Patricia Andersen, Program Director, Cambridge Tobacco Control Program and Kitty Jerome, Tobacco Projects Manager, Cambridge Department of Human Services, transmitting request to hang a banner across Mass. Ave. in front of City Hall reading "World No Tobacco Day May 31". scanApr 22
  63. 6363H Petition was received from Beautiful Nails, 2327 Massachusetts Avenue, requesting permission for an "A" framed sign at said premises. scanApr 22
  64. 6464H Communication was received from Sonia Landers, 24 Highland Street, transmitting her support for the expansion of the library. scanApr 22
  65. 6565H Petition was received from Surendra Bhagadia, 1923 Massachusetts Avenue, requesting permission for an "A" framed sign at said premises. scanApr 22
  66. 6666H Petition was received from Tami J. Hancock, requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 391-393 Concord Avenue. scanApr 22
  67. 6767H Petition was received from the Harvard Square Optical, Inc., requesting permission to erect a sign at the premises numbered 65 Mt. Auburn Street. scanApr 22
  68. 6868H Petition was received from Shun Kanda, requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 146 Upland Road. scanApr 22
  69. 6969H Name the corner of Roberts Road and Magnolia Avenue as "Pete Moscatel Square". Councillor Galluccio Order #15 scanApr 22
  70. 7070H That the corner of Willow and Palerno Street be named the Louis "Uncle Louie" Gentile and Bruno Gentile Square. Councillor Toomey Order #65 scanApr 22
  71. 7171H Petition was received from John R. Pitkin, requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 18 Fayette Street. scanApr 29
  72. 7272H Petition was received from Marie J. Barbuto, requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 75 Frost Street. scanApr 29
  73. 7373H Petition was received from Atasca Restaurant, 279A Broadway, requesting permission for 2 outside tables and 5 outside chairs at said premises. scanApr 29
  74. 7474H The corner of Hampshire and Bristol Streets across Hampshire Street, opposite "Suozzo Square" as the "McCann Corner." Councillors Sullivan and Triantafillou Order #51 scanMay 6
  75. 7575H Petition was received from the Fayerweather Street School requesting permission to have a sandwich board in front of the premises numbered 74R Fayerweather Street. scanMay 6
  76. 7676H Petition was received from the Fayerweather Street School requesting permission to have a sandwich board in front of the premises numbered 1920 Massachusetts Avenue. scanMay 6
  77. 7777H Petition was received from the Fayerweather Street School requesting permission to have a sandwich board in front of the premises numbered 380 Huron Avenue. scanMay 6
  78. 7878H Petition was received from Omni Hair, 751 Massachusetts Avenue, requesting permission to erect a cotton canvas awning on welded galvanized steel frame at said premises. scanMay 13
  79. 7979H Petition was received from Nora's Daily Grind, 726 Cambridge Street requesting permission to erect an "A" framed sign sandwich board in front of said premises. scanMay 13
  80. 8080H Petition was received from Mrs. Donna, 1923 Massachusetts Avenue requesting permission to erect an "A" framed sign in front of said premises. scanMay 13
  81. 8181H Petition was received from Choice Realty Trust requesting that the City Council grant permission to maintain existing signs at the premises numbered 645-655 Mass Ave., 2-50 Prospect and 112-118 Bishop Allen Drive. scanMay 20
  82. 8282H Relative to a request for Council authorization to lease to J.F.B., Inc. for the use of approximately 1,100 square feet of City of Cambridge property located at 51 First Street for a coffee and sandwich shop. scanMay 20
  83. 8383H Communication was received from Anne Kim, 22 Hadley Street, transmitting her opposition to the construction of the Speedy Muffler King at 2055 Mass Ave., across from the North Cambridge Senior Center. scanMay 20
  84. 8484H Petition was received from Angela's Subs, requesting permission to erect a sandwich board in front of the premises numbered 786 Cambridge Street. scanMay 20
  85. 8585H Petition was received from Stephen Pratt-Otto requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 120 Pearl Street. [handwritten:] Report Received 6-2-97 and referred back to City Manager on motion of Councillor Triantafillou Calendar #2 of 6-2-97 scanMay 20
  86. 8686H Communication was received from Michael Brandon, 27 Seven Pines Avenue, transmitting a letter regarding the Harvard Square News Kiosk Rental Income. [handwritten:] Report Received Consent Agenda #20 of 5-19-97. 5-19-97 [margin handwritten:] Charter Right exercised by Councillor Triantafillou. scanMay 20
  87. 8787H That the corner of Concord and Manassas Avenues be dedicated as "Corporal Robert J. Shannon, U.S.M.C. Square," killed in action on September 21, 1950 in Korea: Councillor Sullivan Order #56 scanMay 20
  88. 8888H Petition was received from the Hi-Rise Bread Company, requesting permission to change of face of existing sign at the premises on 208 Concord Avenue. scanJun 3
  89. 8989H Relative to a recommendation to deny the jitney application of U.S. Shuttle, Inc. scanJun 3
  90. 9090H Petition was received from Vernon's Lobby Shop, requesting permission to erect a sandwich board at the premises numbered 770 Mass. Avenue. scanJun 3
  91. 9191H Petition was received from Finnegan's Wake, requesting permission to erect five tables and twenty chairs in front of the premises numbered 2067 Mass. Avenue. scanJun 3
  92. 9292H Petition was received from Alfred Hair Design, requesting permission to erect an "A" framed sign and sandwich board in front of the premises numbered 8 Eliot Street. scanJun 3
  93. 9393H Petition was received from Foozles Books at the premises numbered 1815 Massachusetts Avenue requesting permission for a table on the sidewalk in front of the said premises on Saturdays during June, July, August and September for the purpose of displaying merchandise. scanJun 3
  94. 9494H Petition was received from Janeen Culhane, requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 112 Banks Street. scanJun 3
  95. 9595H Petition was received from Jacquelyn Hawkinson, requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 66-68 Banks Street. scanJun 3
  96. 9696H Revised petition was resubmitted by the Cambridge Housing Authority requesting the narrowing of three existing curb cuts and withdrawing two curb cuts at the premises numbered 114-170 Willow Street. scanJun 3
  97. 9797H Petition was received from Margaret D. Prebensen, requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 37 Magoun Street. scanJun 3
  98. 9898H Petition was received from Janice S. Brown, requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 147 Concord Avenue. scanJun 3
  99. 9999H Petition was received from Batten Bros./Trinity Prop., requesting permission to erect a non-illuminated, aluminum sign at the premises numbered 50 Church Street. scanJun 3
  100. 100100H A Healthy Transformation regarding the Cambridge Hospital. scanJun 3
  101. 101101H Name Field Number One at Danehy Park as the "Henry Sullivan Field" in memory of the former Recreation Department Director of the City of Cambridge. Councillor Sullivan Order #3 scanJun 10
  102. 102102H Petition was received from Toni Troop, National Organization for Women, requesting permission to erect a table in front of the premises numbered 1100 Massachusetts Avenue. scanJun 10
  103. 103103H Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Four, regarding the possibility of accepting Mangano Court as a public way. scanJun 10
  104. 104104H Petition was received from CEASE, requesting permission to erect a table in front of Brattle Square. scanJun 24
  105. 105105H Petition was received from the Mediterranean for permission to erect a table in front of 2261 Massachusetts Avenue to display merchandise. scanJun 24
  106. 106106H Petition was received from Elizabeth C. Nill, transmitting her request for the installation of a brick sidewalk on the Grant Street side, and the replacement of the concrete sidewalk with brick on Banks Street. scanJun 24
  107. 107107H Petition was received from Linda Kaboolian requesting the discontinuance and relocation of an existing driveway at 23 Highland Street scanJun 24
  108. 108108H Communication was received from Stephen Latzanakis, Owner, Baskin Robbins, transmitting a request to place six tables with seating in front of the premises numbered 1230 Massachusetts Avenue. scanJun 24
  109. 109109H Designate an appropriate location for the dedication of "Thomas P. Weed Square." Councillor Toomey Order #26 scanJun 24
  110. 110110H That the intersection of Putnam Avenue and Green Street be named in honor of two dedicated Cambridge residents. Councillor Sullivan Order #57 scanJun 24
  111. 111111H Consult with the family of Peter P. Pappagianopoulos-Pappas to determine a suitable site to be dedicated in Peter's name. Councillors Sullivan, Galluccio and Triantafillou Order #77 scanJun 24
  112. 112112H Designate an appropriate location for the dedication of Chick Corcionne Square. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan, Galluccio and Triantafillou Order #82 scanJun 24
  113. 113113H Petition was received from the Cambridge Tobacco Education Program for permission to erect a table in front of Central Square, Brattle Square and Porter Square locations to distribute literature from July 28th - August 16th, 1996. scanJun 24
  114. 114114H Petition was received from the Caribbean Heritage Association, Inc. for permission to erect a cloth banner across 555/556 Massachusetts Avenue advertising the CHA Annual Caribbean Food festival on July 6, 1996. scanJun 24
  115. 115115H Acceptance of Camp and May Streets as a public way in the City of Cambridge. scanJun 24
  116. 116116H A petition was received from Harnett's, requesting a sandwich board sign in front of premises numbered 47 Brattle Street. scanJul 29
  117. 117117H A petition was received from Temptations, 57 J.F.K. Street, requesting permission for two tables and four chairs in front of the windows on the Winthrop Street side entrance of 57 J.F.K. Street. scanJul 29
  118. 118118H A petition was received from Rosie's Bakery for permission to erect an awning at the premises of 241 Hampshire Street. scanJul 29
  119. 119119H A petition was received from Zelda Savenor Baskies requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 11 Kirkland Road. scanJul 29
  120. 120120H A petition was received from Jim Hexter requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 73 Bolton Street. scanJul 29
  121. 121121H A petition was received from Elise Blaxill requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 16 Kirkland Road. scanJul 29
  122. 122122H A petition was received from Last Resort Inc. for permission to erect a sign at the premises numbered 1271 Cambridge Street. scanJul 29
  123. 123123H A petition was received from Gary Mitchell for permission to erect a sign at the premises numbered 212 Hampshire Street. scanJul 29
  124. 124124H A petition was received from R.J. Kelly requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 655 Concord Avenue. scanJul 29
  125. 125125H A petition was received from Michael O'Shea requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 41 Washburn Avenue. scanJul 29
  126. 126126H A petition was received from Rebecca Faery requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 23 William Street. scanJul 29
  127. 127127H A petition was received from Sybil d'Arbeloff requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 5 Willard Street. scanJul 29
  128. 128128H A petition was received from Christine McElroy et al., 4 Morrison Court, requesting Gold Star Road to remain as a one-way street from Massachusetts Avenue. scanJul 29
  129. 129129H A communication was received from Ann Daughaday, City Engineer, Department of Public Works, transmitting notice of new address on 107 Portland Street. scanJul 29
  130. 130130H A communication was received from Ann Daughaday, City Engineer, Department of Public Works, transmitting notice of change of address on 1 Hollis Street, Units A & B, and 3 Hollis Street, Units A & B. scanJul 29
  131. 131131H A communication was received from Ann Daughaday, City Engineer, Department of Public Works, transmitting an address change of a new Street Address - 21 Seventh Street. scanJul 29
  132. 132132H A petition was received from Cambridge Celtic Music & Arts Festival requesting permission to erect a banner at the corner of Springfield Street and the corner of Prospect Street. scanJul 29
  133. 133133H A petition received from Robert Masters requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 9 Forest Street. The neighborhood association has disapproved of said curb cut petition. scanJul 29
  134. 134134H That the sign designating "Walter Guffey Square" bereplaced as soon as possible. Councillor Sullivan Order #107 scanJul 29
  135. 135135H To replace the worn Walden Street sign at the corner of Concord Avenue. Councillor Duehay Order #55 scanJul 29
  136. 136136H Prepare and place a suitable plaque or corner marker for the late owner of the Hong Kong restaurant. Councillors Reeves, Galluccio and Sullivan Order #122 scanJul 29
  137. 137137H Revocation of a sign permit for The Forest Cafe at the premises numbered 1682 Massachusetts Avenue. scanSep 9
  138. 138138H Petition was received from Indian Club, for permissionf or a sandwich board sign at the premises numbered 1755 Massachusetts Avenue. scanSep 9
  139. 139139H Communication was received from Peter and Jana Dublin, 24 Chilton Street expressing their concerns regarding plans of the developers of 30 Chilton Street to install a driveway and to pave over their back yard to create a parking lot. scanSep 9
  140. 140140H Petition was received from Cafe Pamplona, requesting permission for six tables and chairs at the premises numbered 12 Bow Street. scanSep 9
  141. 141141H Petition was received from Calla Lily Cafe, requesting permission for three tables with two chairs each in front of premises numbered 92 Kirkland Street. scanSep 9
  142. 142142H Petition was received from InterVarsity Christian Fellowship, 20 Banks Street, requesting permission for a table in front of premises numbered One Oxford Street. scanSep 9
  143. 143143H Petition was received from William Burke, 27 Village Street, Somerville, Massachusetts, requesting permission for a table in front of premises numbered Brattle Square Triangle in Harvard Square. scanSep 9
  144. 144144H Communication was received from Ann Daughaday, City Engineer, The Department of Public Works, transmitting notice of the new addresses on Sherman Street. scanSep 9
  145. 145145H Communication was received from Ann Daughaday, City Engineer, The Department of Public Works, transmitting notice of the new addresses on Brookline Street. scanSep 9
  146. 146146H Petition was received from Rita Tarlow requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 124-126 Magazine Street. scanSep 9
  147. 147147H Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Thirty-six, regarding the schedule of repaving the streets and sidewalk replacement on Francis Avenue and Bryant Street. scanSep 9
  148. 148148H Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Twenty-nine, regarding installing a sign indicating "elderly crossing" at 2 Mt. Auburn Street and a "yield to pedestrian" sign at Massachusetts Avenue and Remington Street. scanSep 9
  149. 149149H Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Twenty-eight, regarding the need for additional "playground" and "reduce speed" signs on Columbia Street. scanSep 9
  150. 150150H Corner of Elm Street and Broadway be named the "RichardE. Kenney Square". Councillor Sullivan Order #55 scanSep 9
  151. 151151H To name an appropriate street or monument for former Representative Mary B. Newman. Councillor Sullivan Order #56 scanSep 9
  152. 152152H Regarding the replacement of trees and the repair of the sidewalks at 225 & 243 Western Avenue. scanSep 9
  153. 153153H Report and recommendations from the Commission for Person with Disabilities concerning "A" framed signs on sidewalks. scanSep 9
  154. 154154H Petition received from Daniel Halston requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 395 Concord Avenue. scanSep 16
  155. 155155H Petition received from Anne Strong requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 44 Cottage Street. scanSep 16
  156. 156156H Petition received from Meg D'Ambra requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 128 Oxford Street. scanSep 16
  157. 157157H Communication received from Ann Daughaday, City Engineer, The Department of Public Works, transmitting notice of new approved addresses for 9 and 9A Forest Street. scanSep 16
  158. 158158H Petition received from Access, requesting a display of merchandise in front of premises numbered 862 Massachusetts Avenue. scanSep 16
  159. 159159H Petition received from Anime Crash Inc., requesting a sandwich board sign in front of premises numbered 99 Mount Auburn Street. scanSep 16
  160. 160160H Petition was received from Gina Ogden requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 36 Shepard Street. scanSep 30
  161. 161161H Petition was received from F.I.R.S.T. Alcohol & Drug Hotline, 675 Massachusetts Avenue, request permission for an easel at Brattle Square. scanSep 30
  162. 162162H Petition was received from the Russian Corner Tea Room, Gift Shop requesting a sandwich board sign in front of premises numbered 57 JFK Street. scanSep 30
  163. 163163H Petition was received from Edward Handy requesting permission to increase the width of existing curb cut at the premises numbered 18 Bellevue Avenue. scanOct 21
  164. 164164H Petition was received from Frederick Cappucci requesting permission to increase the width of an existing a curb cut at the premises numbered 229 Elm Street. scanOct 21
  165. 165165H Dedicate the corner of Plymouth and Berkshire in the name of Joseph "Buddy" Camara," a longtime Cambridge resident who has worked long and hard for safety precautions at this square. Councillor Toomey Order #8 scanOct 28
  166. 166166H That the corner of Columbus Avenue and Massachusetts Avenue be named the "Nora and Cornelius McSweeney Square." Councillor Galluccio Order #36 scanOct 28
  167. 167167H That the corner of Massachusetts Avenue and Woodbridge Street be named the "Dorothy and James Munroe Square." Councillor Galluccio Order #37 scanOct 28
  168. 168168H Petition was received from Victor Ortiz requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 40 Bristol Street. scanNov 4
  169. 169169H Petition was received from Abbey Road requesting permission for a sandwich board sign, table and hanging racks at the premises numbered 2259 Massachusetts Avenue. scanNov 4
  170. 170170H Petition was received from Maureen McCarthy requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 4A Sargent Street. scanNov 18
  171. 171171H Petition was received from Elizabeth Kline requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 15 Kirkland Road. scanNov 18
  172. 172172H Petition was received from Sharon Adams requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 22 Francis Avenue. scanNov 18
  173. 173173H The corner of Massachusetts Avenue and Creighton Street be designated as John D. Shine Square. Mayor Russell Order #43 scanNov 18
  174. 174174H The corner of Park Avenue and Holworthy Street be designated as Dominic R. Scalese Square. Mayor Russell Order #44 scanNov 18
  175. 175175H Curb cut on Rindge Ave. at the Grace site. Councillor Triantafillou Order #53 Report Received 12-16-96 Consent Agenda #21 of 12-16-96 scanNov 18
  176. 176176H Petition was received from William Covalluci requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 113 Seventh Street. scanNov 25
  177. 177177H Petition was received from Leslie Espinoza requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 98 Walden Street to consider at its meeting. scanNov 25
  178. 178178H Petition was received from Cambridge Cares About AIDS, for permission to erect a cloth banner across 795-820 Massachusetts Avenue regarding World AIDS Day, December 1, 1996. scanNov 25
  179. 179179H Petition received from Longy School of Music, requesting permission to raise 30-40 banners, from early January to mid-May, on light poles along Concord, Garden and Brattle Street going into Harvard Square. scanNov 25
  180. 180180H Dedicate the Eastern corner of Agassiz and Linnaean Street in memory of Ann Marie Hawkins. Councillor Galluccio Order #28 scanNov 25
  181. 181181H Petition received from Aldo requesting permission to erect a sign at the premises numbered 24 JFK Street. scanDec 16
  182. 182182H Petition received from Sandrine's requesting permission to erect a sign at the premises numbered 8 Holyoke Street. scanDec 16
  183. 183183H Petition received from Videosmith requesting permission for a sandwich board sign in front of premises numbered 950 Mass. Ave. scanDec 16
  184. 184184H Petition received from Sandrine's requesting permission to erect a canopy at the premises numbered 8 Holyoke Street. scanDec 16
  185. 185185H Petition received from Via Vai requesting permission for a sandwich board sign in front of the premises numbered 63 JFK Street. scanDec 16
  186. 186186H Petition received from the Women's Craft Market for the erection of a banner across Mass Ave. at the corner of Temple Street. scanDec 16
  187. 187187H Communication regarding whether an unauthorized curb cut was made to the Grace site property at Rindge Avenue and Fresh Pond Parkway. scanDec 16
  188. 188188H Petition received from Jonathan Ginsberg for Forest City Development requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 23-29 Landsdowne Street. scanDec 16
  189. 189189H Petition received from Jonathan Ginsberg for Forest City Development requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 10-56 Green Street. scanDec 16
  190. 190190H Petition received from Jonathan Ginsberg for Forest City Development requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 49-Franklin Street. scanDec 16
  191. 191191H Petition received from Jonathan Ginsberg for Forest City Development requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered Blanche Street. scanDec 16
  192. 192192H Petition received from Deborah Ciolfi, President of Gravestar, Inc. General Partnership Porter Square Limited Partnership requesting modification/ relocation to two existing curb cuts at the premises numbered 23 White Street. scanDec 16
  193. 193193H Petition received from Ahafi Suod, requesting a curb cut at the premises numbered 166-172 Prospect Street and 315-317 Broadway. scanDec 16
  194. 194194H Petition received from Chin Management requesting permission to erect a canopy at the premises numbered 463 Mass Ave. scanDec 16
  195. 195195H Regarding questions concering the curb cut application for University Park scanDec 16

Finance

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  1. 11F Appropriation of a grant from the Cambridge Economic Opportunity Committee, Inc. for $30,000 to the Cambridge Hospital Community Health Network Other Ordinary Maintenance Account to provide funds for medical staff and operating coverage for family planning clients in the hospital's neighborhood health centers. scanJan 8
  2. 22F Appropriation of a grant from the Dept. of Public Health for $30,120 to the Cambridge Hospital Community Health Network Other Ordinary Maintenance Account to provide additional funds for the Immunization Account Project. scanJan 8
  3. 33F Appropriation of a grant from the Fenway Community Health Center for $93,694 to the Cambridge Hospital Community Health Network Salaries & Wages Account ($87,572) and Other Ordinary Maintenance Account ($6,122) to provide a variety of medical and mental health services to HIV-infected persons in the hospital's Multi-Disciplinary Program. scanJan 8
  4. 44F Appropriation of a grant from the City of Boston Department of Health and Hospitals for $130,358.04 to the Cambridge Hospital Community Health Network Salaries & Wages Account ($55,700) and Other Ordinary Maintenance Account ($74,658.04) to provide additional funding for the Healthcare for the Homeless Program. scanJan 8
  5. 55F Appropriation of a grant from the U.S. Department of Human Services for $262,510 to the Cambridge Hospital Community Health Network Salaries & Wages Account ($189,000), Other Ordinary Maintenance Account ($71,510), and Travel & Training Account ($2,000) to provide funds for outpatient HIV early intervention services in the Multi-Disciplinary AIDS Program. scanJan 8
  6. 66F Appropriation of $22,000 in prepaid Fire Alarm fees from Harvard University to the Public Investment Fund Emergency Communications Extraordinary Expenditures Account to provide funds for the purchase of equipment necessary to ensure the compatibility of Harvard's fire alarm monitoring network with the City's system. scanJan 8
  7. 77F Appropriation of $18,000 in the Grant Fund of the Fire Department Salary & Wages Account ($7,190), Other Ordinary Maintenance Account ($9,526) and Travel & Training Account ($1,284) from the Massachusetts Executive Office of Public Safety to provide funds for the Student Awareness Fire Education (S.A.F.E.) Program. scanJan 8
  8. 88F Relative to the 1994-1995 City of Cambridge Comprehensive Annual Financial Report. scanJan 8
  9. 99F Appropriation of a grant totalling $68,000 from the Attorney General's Office to the License Commission (Consumer's Council) Salary & Wages ($40,000) and Other Ordinary Maintenance ($3,000) to provide funds to support 1 1/2 positions which functions are to mediate individual consumer disputes. scanJan 8
  10. 1010F Relative to an order requesting the transfer of $50,000 from the Water Fund Water Department Salary & Wages Account to the Water Department Travel & Training Account (Judgement & Damages) to support a lump sum settlement and medical bills through the remainder of the fiscal year. scanJan 29
  11. 1111F Relative to the City Council discussion of January 22, 1996 and the Council Order of November 20, 1995, regarding available increased tax revenue as a result of increased values of formerly rent controlled properties. scanJan 29
  12. 1212F Relative to the 1994-1995 Annual Report. scanJan 29
  13. 1313F Appropriation of a grant from the Mass Dept. of Public Health for $55,173.97 to the Hospital Salary & Wages ($51,183.37) and Other Ordinary Maint. ($3,990.60) to provide funds for the Tobacco Control Program. scanFeb 5
  14. 1414F Appropriation of $600 in the Grant fund of the Human Services Other Ordinary Maintenance Account from private businesses to be used by the Workforce Development Office to help provide jobs for youth. scanFeb 5
  15. 1515F Appropriation of $645 in the Grant fund of the Human Services Other Ordinary Maintenance Account from private donations to be used by the Youth Centers to purchase supplies and equipment for special projects. scanFeb 5
  16. 1616F Appropriation of $2,011.55 in the Grant fund of the Human Services Other Ordinary Maintenance Account from private donations to provide funds for the Cambridge Fund for Housing the Homeless for emergency/transitional housing. scanFeb 5
  17. 1717F Appropriation of $79,200 in the Grant fund of the Human Services Salary & Wages Account ($42,031.97), Other Ordinary Maintenance Account ($36,768.03) and the Travel & Training Account ($400) from the Mass Exec. Office of Communities & Development to be used for the Homeless Intercept Program. scanFeb 5
  18. 1818F The transfer of $1,400 in the General Fund of the Office of Cable T.V. from the Salary & Wages Account to the Other Ordinary Maintenance Account to provide funds to cover the costs associated with purchasing supplies for departmental programming. scanFeb 5
  19. 1919F The transfer of $60,000 in the General fund of the Fire Department Salary & Wages Account to the Travel & Training (Judgement & Damages) Account to cover medical reimbursements for disabilities and anticipates bills for surgeries from two more firefighters. scanFeb 5
  20. 2020F The transfer of $60,000 from the Neville Manor Other Ordinary Maintenance Account to the Neville Manor Travel & Training (Judgement & Damages) Account to provide funds for two workers' compensation settlements. scanFeb 5
  21. 2121F Acceptance by the Council of Chapter 32 Section 90, subsection A, C and D would add an additional $1,918,000 to the municipal budget. Councillor Sullivan Order #18 scanFeb 5
  22. 2222F An order to implement the remaining balance of the $10 million affordable housing plan. Order #23 scanFeb 12
  23. 2323F Relative to the inspection of sprinkler systems in City Buildings, School buildings and high rise buildings throughout the City. scanFeb 12
  24. 2424F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $66,297. scanFeb 12
  25. 2525F Relative to an order requesting the transfer of $6,725. scanFeb 12
  26. 2626F Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Twenty-eight, regarding the status of the FY97 budget. scanFeb 12
  27. 2727F Transfer of $80,000 in the General Fund of the Public Works Department from Salaries & Wages Account to the Travel & Training (Judgement & Damages) Account to provide funds to cover the costs associated with worker's compensation claims, lump sum payments and related medical invoices. scanMar 4
  28. 2828F Communication from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $550,000 from the Street Preservation Offset Fund to the Public Investment Fund Public Works Extraordinary Expenditures Account to provide funds for roadway work on Massachusetts Avenue in conjunction with the Central Square Improvement Project. scanMar 4
  29. 2929F Transfer of $7,200 from the Reserve Other Ordinary Maintenance Account to the Public Celebrations Other Ordinary Maintenance Account to cover costs associated with the second annual St. Patrick's Day Parade in Cambridge. scanMar 4
  30. 3030F Appropriation of $855,800 in the Public Investment Fund of the Community Development Extraordinary Expenditures Account from the Massachusetts Executive Office of Communities and Development to provide funds for three projects to develop affordable rental and ownership units. scanMar 4
  31. 3131F Communication was received from Andrew Cuomo, Assistant Secretary, U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, transmitting a fact sheet on how the figures were derived on the Federal budget. scanMar 25
  32. 3232F Relative to an order requesting the transfer of $22,624 in the General Fund of the Human Services from the Other Ordinary Maintenance to the Salary & Wages to provide funds to cover costs associated with part time staff for the winter and spring semesters at various community schools. scanMar 25
  33. 3333F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $132,822.31 in the General Fund of the Human Services Salary & Wages Account from revenue received to provide funds for part time staff and instructors for community schools winter and spring semester programming. scanMar 25
  34. 3434F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $922.50 in the Grant Fund of the Human Services Salary & Wages Account from the American Red Cross to be used by the Community Learning Center to help cover the costs of teacher salaries for the Nurses Assistant Program. scanMar 25
  35. 3535F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $439.45 in the Grant Fund of the Human Services Other Ordinary Maintenance Account from private donations to provide funds for the Area IV and Moore Youth Centers to purchase supplies and equipment for special projects. scanMar 25
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  41. 41Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $754,000 in the General Fund of the Public Works Department Other Ordinary Maintenance Account from free cash $508,000 and additional State Aid from snow emergency funds $246,000 to cover costs of plowing and snow removal by private contractors, road salt, sand, calcium chloride and equipment repair related to the removal of snow this winter. scanApr 1
  42. 42Appropriation of $848 in the Grant Fund of the Human Services Salary & Wages Account from the American Red Cross for the Community Learning Center to provide funds for the Abe Health Caregiver Program. scanApr 1
  43. 43Appropriation of $15,639 in the Grant fund of the Human Services Other Ordinary Maintenance Account from the Federal Emergency Management Administration through the United Way to provide emergency food, shelter and fuel assistance. scanApr 1
  44. 44Appropriation of $3,014.51 in the Grant Fund of the Human Services Other Ordinary Maintenance Account ($2,014.51) and Travel & Training Account ($1,000) from private donation to provide funds for the Workforce Dev. Office to subcontract with agencies for jobs for youth and pay travel expenses for guest speakers at youth forums. scanApr 1
  45. 45Appropriation of $8,453 in the Grant Fund of the Human Services Salary & Wages Account ($8,180) and Other Ordinary Maintenance Account ($273) from ERI to provide funds for the Comm. Learning Center to run a collaborative program with the Red Cross on education and training for students to become nurse assistance or health aides. scanApr 1
  46. 46Appropriation of $30,897 in the Grant Fund of the Human Services Salary & Wages Account ($4,920) and Other Ordinary Maintenance Account ($25,977) from HUD to provide funds for an agreement between the Human Services Department and the CHA for various program. scanApr 1
  47. 4747F Relative to the appropriation orders for the FY97 submitted budget. scanApr 8
  48. 4848F Relative to an order requesting the transfer of $10,000 in the General Fund of the Police Department from the Extraordinary Expenditures Account to the Other Ordinary Maintenance Account to provide funds for additional energy costs incurred due to the operation of the new vehicle maintenance garage and the Community Policing Center in North Cambridge. scanApr 8
  49. 4949F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $85,000 from Free Cash to the Public Investment Fund Fire Extraordinary Expenditures Account to provide funds for the acquisition of the first medium duty rescue for the Fire Department. scanApr 8
  50. 5050F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $2,900,000 in TCHCHN available fund balance to the Public Investment Fund TCHCHN Extraordinary Expenditures Account to finance the acquisition of 119 Windsor Streets. Councillor Reeves scanApr 8
  51. 5151F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of a grant from the State Department of Public Health for $23,500 to TCHCHN Salaries & Wages Account to continue funding for the Act New program which is operated through TCHCHN Multidisciplinary AIDS program. scanApr 22
  52. 5252F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of a grant from the State Department of Public Health for $100,000 to the Grant Fund TCHCHN Salaries & Wages Account ($58,920) and Other Ordinary Maintenance Account ($41,080) to provide funds to continue the outreach component of the Immunization Action Project. scanApr 22
  53. 53Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $8,754 in the Grant Fund of the Department of Human Services Salaries & Waged Account ($7,121) and Other Ordinary Maintenance Account ($1,633) from Employment Resources Inc. The funds will be used for teacher salaries and benefits and educational supplies and resources. scanApr 22
  54. 54Relative to an order requesting the appropriation from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services for $233,009 to provide funding for the Multi-Disciplinary AIDS Clinic. scanApr 22
  55. 55Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of a grant from the State Department of Public Health for $13,078 to provide funds to conduct outreach, education and prevention activities for high risk Haitian youth in Cambridge, Somerville and Chelsea. scanApr 22
  56. 56Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of a grant from the State Department of Public Health for $87,500 to the to provide funding for the Immunization Action Project. scanApr 22
  57. 57Relative to an order requesting the transfer of $30,000 in to provide funds for the second household hazardous waste day in this fiscal year. scanApr 22
  58. 58Communication was received from Claire E. Rodley, Cambridge School Committee, transmitting a corrected notice that the School Committee voted to adopt a general operating budget for the Cambridge Public Schools of $87,204,350.00 for fiscal year beginning July 1, 1996 through June 30, 1997 and further requesting the sum of $1,070,572 for funding for CRLS and the Early Out/Career Change Option for the C.T.A. scanApr 22
  59. 5959F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $30,000 to purchase computer equipment as a one-time expenditure for the Citywide Senior Center. scanApr 29
  60. 6060F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $25,220 to cover the costs associated with housing related activities. scanApr 29
  61. 6161F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $1,450 to cover the costs associated with workshops and staff training in diversity issues given by the Multicultural Task Force. scanApr 29
  62. 6262F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $8,000 to be used by the Area IV Crime Task Force and the North Cambridge Crime Task Force to cover the costs for support staffing and general operation expenses related to annual community events. scanApr 29
  63. 6363F Relative to an order requesting the transfer of $50,000 to be used to upgrade and purchase computers. scanApr 29
  64. 6464F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $2,040 into the Grant Fund of the Human Services Other Ordinary Maint. from private business donations to help provide jobs for youth. scanMay 6
  65. 6565F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $8,612.97 in the Grant Fund of the Human Services Other Ordinary Maintenance Account from annual Road Race proceeds to provide funds for the Childcare Program. scanMay 6
  66. 6666F Relative to an order requesting the transfer of $990,000 to finance the acquisition of hardware and software to computerize vote counting in all elections, renovations to the Lafayette Square Fire Station, and improvements to Donnelly Playground, Silva Playground, and Riverside Press Park. scanMay 6
  67. 6767F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation and authorization to borrow $1,600,000 to Finance the installation of a fiber optic network infrastructure and the acquisition of 100 personal computers for the City and 50 personal computers for the Schools. scanMay 13
  68. 6868F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $2,000 in the Grant Fund. scanMay 13
  69. 6969F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $60,000. scanMay 13
  70. 7070F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $45,146.45. scanMay 13
  71. 7171F Relative to an order requesting the transfer of $10,500.00. scanMay 13
  72. 7272F Relative to a request of the City Council Finance Committee regarding additional funding for FY1997. scanMay 13
  73. 7373F A report from Councillor Sullivan, Chair, Finance Committee, transmitting the General Fund Budget for the City of Cambridge in the amount of $223,591,350.00. scanMay 13
  74. 7474F A report from Councillor Sullivan, Chair, Finance Committee, transmitting the Water Fund for the City of Cambridge in the amount of $9,029,760.00. scanMay 13
  75. 7575F A report from Councillor Sullivan, Chair, Finance Committee, transmitting the Cambridge Hospital Community Health Network Fund for the City of Cambridge in the amount of $80,096,445.00. scanMay 13
  76. 7676F A report from Councillor Sullivan, Chair, Finance Committee, transmitting the Neville Manor Fund for the City of Cambridge in the amount of $11,268,360.00. scanMay 13
  77. 7777F A report from Councillor Sullivan, Chair, Finance Committee, transmitting the Public Investment Fund for the City of Cambridge in the amount of $10,229,420.00. scanMay 13
  78. 78Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $23,575 from the Reserve Other Ordinary Maintenance Account to the Executive Other Ordinary Maintenance Account to cover FY96 costs associated with the 150th Anniversary Celebration of the Incorporation of the City of Cambridge. scanMay 20
  79. 79Relative to an order request the appropriation of $205,000 in the General Fund of the Public Works Other Ordinary Maintenance Account from Free Cash for additional funds to cover snow removal. scanMay 20
  80. 80Allocate $35,000 of the $2.5 million budgeted for City Home to fund a public housing organizer position, similar to the At-risk Housing Organizer for expiring use tenants. Councillor Triantafillou Order #41 scanMay 20
  81. 81The allocation of $50,000 to Cambridge and Somerville Legal Services for the purpose of providing legal advice and representation on housing matters to Cambridge residents who are indigent, elderly or disabled. scanJun 3
  82. 82Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $3,000 from the Mass Department of Education to provide funds for the Community Learning Center to plan for the integration of homeless education into adult education centers. scanJun 3
  83. 83Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $11,375 in donations to provide funds for the Ninth Annual National Youth Crime Prevention Conference. scanJun 3
  84. 8484F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $68,000 from sewer revenue to provide funds to help cover the purchase of a sewer jet/vac vehicle. scanJun 3
  85. 8585F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $638,250 to provide funds for the payment of the Individual Professional Incentive ($250 per year) for fiscal year 1997-99. scanJun 3
  86. 8686F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $893,550 to provide funds to implement certain provisions of the collective bargaining agreement between the School Department and the City. scanJun 3
  87. 8787F A communication from the School Committee regarding the adoption of the Superintendent's recommendation #96-105, FY 1996-1997 Budget. scanJun 3
  88. 8888F Relative to an order requesting the transfer of $487,389 from the School General Fund to the School Debt Stabilization Fund. scanJun 10
  89. 8989F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $147,563 in the School General Fund Other Ordinary Maintenance Account from a one-time Medicaid reimbursement to be used for overexpended Special Education accounts. scanJun 10
  90. 9090F A report from Councillor Michael A. Sullivan, Chair, Finance Committee, for a meeting held on May 28, 1996 for the purpose of review and evaluation of the FY97 budget process. scanJun 10
  91. 9191F Relative to an order authorizing the City Manager to transfer appropriations from available balances prior to the close of the books for Fiscal Year 1995-96. scanJun 10
  92. 9292F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $1,700 from private donations which will be used by the Workforce Development Office to help provide summer jobs for youth. scanJun 24
  93. 9393F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $15,585 to be used by community schools for scholarships and general operations expenses for youth centers. scanJun 24
  94. 9494F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $300,000 to provide additional funds for street reconstruction related to the Central Square Improvement Project. scanJun 24
  95. 9595F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $10,485 to provide additional funds to continue the lead abatement program. scanJun 24
  96. 9696F Relative to an order requesting the transfer of $25,000 from the Employee Benefits Salary & Wages Adjustment Account to the Finance Purchasing Extraordinary Expenditures Account for the purchase of a new scanning system. scanJun 24
  97. 9797F Relative to an order requesting the resicion of $1,485,000 in Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) funds from the FY96 Public Investment Fund appropriation. scanJun 24
  98. 9898F Relative to an order requesting the transfer of $28,750 to provide funds to develop the indoor playspace at the Center for Families. scanJun 24
  99. 9999F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $2,000 to provide funds for the 1996 Summer Food Service Program. scanJun 24
  100. 100100F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $25,000. Cambridge will act as the lead community and will be responsible for dispersing the funds to participating communities. scanJun 24
  101. 101101F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $500,000 to provide funds for salary adjustments related to the settlement of the Massachusetts Nurses Association contract. scanJun 24
  102. 102102F Relative to an order requesting the transfer of $14,355. These funds will be used to pay reimbursable expenses of William Rawn Associates and Ann Beha Associates, the architectural firms retained to develop conceptual drawings for the main library renovation and expansion grant submission. scanJun 24
  103. 103103F Relative to the transfer of $218,500 to provide funds to extend the delivery of program services in the Lead-Safe Cambridge program. scanJun 24
  104. 104104F Relative to a request for authorization to submit section 108 loan guarantee application to U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. scanJun 24
  105. 105105F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $465,045 to provide funds for the additional number of applicants for the School Early Out/Volunteer Career Change Program. scanJun 24
  106. 106106F Relative to an order requesting the transfer of $322,800 to provide funds to cover over-expenditures in special education outside tuition, worker's compensation medical expenses, transportation and legal expenses. scanJun 24
  107. 107107F An order requesting the transfer of $55,000 from the Public Works Salary & Wages Account to the Public Investment Fund Public Works Extraordinary Expenditures Account to provide funds for improvements to the Norfolk Street area where the residents' property abuts the Public Works yard. scanJun 24
  108. 108108F A communication was received from D. Margaret Drury, City Clerk, transmitting an order from the Cambridge School Committee transmitting the Superintendent's recommended FY'95-96 financial report as of May 31, 1996. scanJun 24
  109. 109109F Relative to an order requesting the transfer of $32,000 from the Public Works Salary & Wages Account to the Public Works Public Investment Fund Extraordinary Expenditures Account for environmental testing of Russell Field. scanJul 29
  110. 110110F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $100,000 to provide funds for repairs and renovations to the Cemetery administration building. scanSep 9
  111. 111111F Relative to an order requesting the transfer of $3,154.90 for homelessness service providers. scanSep 9
  112. 112112F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $3,700 to support the Spirit of Africa float which won first prize int he Cambridge Carnival in August. scanSep 9
  113. 113113F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $33,900 to provide funds for the purchase of the second rescue vehicle and for the repair of a 1250 CPM pump. scanSep 9
  114. 114114F Relative an order requesting the appropriation of $22,727 to allow the Community Learning Center to provide an afternoon computer-based class and slots in the existing program for homeless adults. scanSep 9
  115. 115115F Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Nineteen, regarding a report on a three percent discount on yearly tax bills and increasing the elderly abatements. scanSep 9
  116. 116116F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $715.23 in the grant fund of the Human Services Other Ordinary Maintenance from private donations to provide funds for youth centers to purchase supplies and equipment for special projects. scanSep 9
  117. 117117F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $3,000 from money donated by private businesses to be used by the Workforce Development Office to provide summer jobs for youth. scanSep 9
  118. 118118F Relative to an order requesting the transfer of $1,300 to provide funds for the North Cambridge Crime Task Force Coordinator's salary. scanSep 9
  119. 119119F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $1,225 from private donations to provide funds for emergency/transitional housing for Cambridge homeless clients. scanSep 9
  120. 120120F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $10,000 to help support the salaries of the North Cambridge and Area IV Crime Task Force Coordinators. scanSep 9
  121. 121121F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $856 to be used by the Community Learning Center for an Internet Staff Development Project. scanSep 9
  122. 122122F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $78,592 to provide funds for emergency/transitional housing casework/support services for clients. scanSep 9
  123. 123123F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $158,400 to provide funds to cover costs associated with the Hopelessness Intercept Program. scanSep 9
  124. 124124F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $3,659 to help expand the supply of decent, safe and affordable housing. scanSep 9
  125. 125125F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $44,063 to provide funding for "Leaducate Cambridge," a lead poisoning prevention initiative. scanSep 9
  126. 126126F Relative to an order requesting two appropriations, the first for $632,700 to help expand the supply of decent, safe and affordable housing. scanSep 9
  127. 127127F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $106,000 to provide funds for operating costs or rehabilitation costs for shelter facilities and homeless prevention activities. scanSep 9
  128. 128128F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $268,088.50 to provide funds for the Summer Food Services Program for Children. scanSep 9
  129. 129129F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $63,000 to support a City-wide coalition working on tobacco related issues. scanSep 9
  130. 130130F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $68,277 to provide funds for tobacco education services to populations at-risk. scanSep 9
  131. 131131F Relative to an order requesting the transfer of $20,000 to provide funds for instructors at the Maynard Community School Program Summer Gymnastics Camp. scanSep 9
  132. 132132F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $41,988 to provide funds for the Council on Aging to support the Geriatric Outreach Substance Abuse Program. scanSep 9
  133. 133133F Relative to an order requesting the transfer of $6,974.11 to provide funds for general operation expenses for the Substance Abuse Task Force. scanSep 9
  134. 134134F Relative to an order requesting the transfer of $26,582.25 to provide funds for general operation expenses for the Substance Abuse Task Force. scanSep 9
  135. 135135F Relative to a request for a transfer from the Public Works Salary & Wages Account to the Public Works Other Ordinary Maintenance Account for $2,352.29. scanSep 9
  136. 136136F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $300 to provide funds for the North Cambridge Crime Task Force for expenses related to the National Night Out Against Crime night. scanSep 16
  137. 137137F Relative to an order requesting the transfer of $9,000 to cover a lump sum settlement. scanSep 16
  138. 138138F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $4,900 to provide funds for rental assistance to homeless residents. scanSep 16
  139. 139139F Relative to an order requesting the transfer of $1,000 to provide finds to purchase the first 100,000 beverage napkins bearing the Cambridge After Hours Program logo. scanSep 16
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  141. 141141F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $3,936 to provide additional funds for client transportation, sign language interpreters, and supply costs. scanOct 7
  142. 142142F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $57,299 to be used by the Community Learning Center for the Young Adults with Learning Disabilities Program. scanOct 7
  143. 143143F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $268,585 to be used by the Community Learning Center for classes in adult basic education and English as a Second Language as well as for coordination of volunteer tutors and aides. scanOct 7
  144. 144144F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $13,874 to be used by the Fuel Assistance Program. scanOct 7
  145. 145145F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $31,675 to be used by the Community Learning Center. scanOct 7
  146. 146146F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $328,516 to be used by the Cambridge Prevention Coalition. scanOct 7
  147. 147147F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $6,241.47 to provide funds to help expand the supply of decent, safe and affordable housing. scanOct 7
  148. 148148F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of a grant from the Massachusetts Cultural Council for $38,286 to the Public Celebrations Other Ordinary Maintenance Account to provide funds for the Arts Lottery Program. scanOct 7
  149. 149149F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of a grant from the Massachusetts Cultural Council for $24,580 to provide support for the operation of the Arts Council's Gallery 57, Cambridge River Festival, and educational arts programming. scanOct 7
  150. 150150F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of a grant of $5,600 to provide funds for an archival assistant to maintain the archives and a marker program coordinator to assist in the development and installation of 16 new historic markers. scanOct 21
  151. 151151F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $4,674 to provide funds to pay the State Police detail for the 150th Parade and for a portion of the cost of tee-shirts. scanOct 21
  152. 152152F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $2,057.05 to purchase supplies and equipment for special projects at the various youth centers. scanOct 28
  153. 153153F Relative to an order requesting the transfer of $17,000 to cover a lump sum settlement and other medical expenses for employees injured in the workplace. scanOct 28
  154. 154154F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $10,000 to provide funds to support part-time staff and operational expenses for the Human Services Safety Corps Project. scanOct 28
  155. 155155F Relative to an order requesting the transfer of $2,500 to provide funds to pay an intern for work performed in accordance with the Financial Services Internship. scanNov 4
  156. 156156F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $16,900 to be used to support a full-time investigator position and for the training of the Commissioner and staff on fair housing laws and policies. scanNov 4
  157. 157157F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of a Grant from the Massachusetts Executive Office of Public Safety for $380,843 to provide funds to assist in implementing a community policing strategy. scanNov 4
  158. 158Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $149,980 to be used to staff and operate the Family Center in North Cambridge. scanNov 4
  159. 159Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $4,585 to provide funds for the Center for Families in North Cambridge to serve as a channel to link families with young children to the Massachusetts Parent Empowerment and Training Project. scanNov 4
  160. 160Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of a Grant from the U.S. Department of Justice, Office of Community Oriented Policing Services for $100,000 to area service providers who deal with victims of domestic violence. scanNov 4
  161. 161Communication received from Richard C. Rossi, Deputy City Manager, transmitting memorandum regarding the City of Cambridge being awarded a $2.2 million grant to continue its work assisting property owners in deleading residential units. scanNov 4
  162. 162Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $17,000 to provide funds for the salary of the Area IV Crime Task Force Coordinator and for general operating expenses. scanNov 18
  163. 163Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $5,499 to be used for the Community Learning Center to provide eight slots in basic education classes for parents enrolled in Head Start programs. scanNov 18
  164. 164Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $40,000 to be used for the Community Learning Center to provide three English as a Second Language classes from September 1996 to June 1997. scanNov 18
  165. 165Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $57,609 to provide housing search services to persons facing homelessness. scanNov 18
  166. 166166F Relative to an order requesting the transfer of $25,000 to be used to reimburse firefighters employed since 1987 for college expenses, pursuant to the Arbitrators Award in the most recent firefighters contract and to pay for training in the use of defibrillation equipment. scanNov 18
  167. 167167F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $20,000 to provide outdoor skating rinks at the Glacken Field Tennis Courts and Riverside Press Park Basketball Courts. scanNov 25
  168. 168168F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $100,000 to be used for repair work at the Lafayette Square Fire Station (Engine 2). scanNov 25
  169. 169169F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $12,500 to cover the printing costs of the North Cambridge Oral History Project. scanNov 25
  170. 170170F Relative to an order requesting the transfer of $6,800 to provide funds for services rendered by the trainer/facilitator working with the Council, City Manager and public on goals and objectives. scanNov 25
  171. 171171F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $400 in the General Fund of the License Commission Other Ordinary Maintenance Account from fees collected to cover costs associated with a drug seminar that was held for other licensing boards to discuss the issue of drug policies and procedures. scanNov 25
  172. 172172F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $803,659.00 to provide funds to administer the Cambridge/Somerville Low Income Heating Assistance Program and to provide benefits. scanNov 25

Recessed Meetings

56 actions · № 145–155
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  2. 145145CM Unpermitted asphalt parking lot at 10 Clarendon Avenue. Councillor Duehay Order #53 - Report received 6/10/96. Agenda #9 of 6/10/96Mar 25
  3. 146146CM Repeated traffic accidents and associated pedestrians hazards at the intersection of Massachusetts and Clarendon Avenues in North Cambridge. Councillor Duehay Order #54 - Report received 5/20/96[?]. Agenda #4 of 5/20/96[?]Mar 25
  4. 147147CM Keep City Council informed of the process of computerizing the election count. Councillor Sullivan Order #55Mar 25
  5. 148148CM Relative to a resolution submitted by the Board of Election Commissioners requesting the City Council to authorize the adoption of a precinct-based optical scanning system using "Marksense" paper ballots for all state, federal, and municipal elections in the City of Cambridge.Mar 25
  6. 149149CM Instruct the Commissioner of Public Works to repave Windsor Street. Councillor Toomey Order #28Mar 25
  7. 3636F Relative to an order requesting the transfer of $5,000 in the General Fund of the Human Services Salary & Wages Account to the Travel & Training (Judgement & Damages) Account to cover the current and projected expenses for workplace injuries.Mar 25
  8. 3737F Relative to an order requesting the transfer of $2,410 from the Historical Commission Other Ordinary Maintenance Account to the Historical Commission Salaries & Wages Account to provide funds for temporary positions.Mar 25
  9. 3838F Relative to an order requesting the transfer of $3,500 from the Emergency Communications Other Ordinary Maintenance Account to the Emergency Communications Travel & Training Account to provide funds for a special one week training program the Emergency Communications Supervisors.Mar 25
  10. 3939F Relative to an order requesting the appropriation of $54,200 in the Public Investment Fund of the Public Works Extraordinary Expenditures Account from the Comm. of Mass Underground Storage Tank Grant program for the removal of fuel storage tanks at the Public Works yard.Mar 25
  11. 4040F Relative to an order to implement the remaining balance of the $10 million affordable housing plan. - remained on table for sewer rates see Sundries # 131 of 1996Mar 25
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  13. 254254R Resolution on the death of Charles D. March Jacobs. Councillors Toomey, Sullivan and entire membership Order #16Mar 25
  14. 255255R Resolution on the death of Joseph A. Masiello, Sr. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #17Mar 25
  15. 256256R Best wishes to Florence Sullivan on her retirement from the Library Department of the City. Councillor Sullivan Order #18Mar 25
  16. 257257R Opposition to the Department of Employment and Training's Cambridge office on Green Street closing, and its functions taken over by a Boston office where unemployment claims will be processed by telephone. Mayor Russell Order #19Mar 25
  17. 258258R Congratulations to Barbara Ferrano and David Ticchi on being among those selected to carry the Olympic flame in the 84 day relay that starts April 27, 1996 in Los Angeles. Councillor Galluccio Order #20Mar 25
  18. 259259R Harvard Square Business Association will celebrate its eighty-fifth anniversary at its April 9, 1995 Annual Dinner celebration at the Charles Hotel. Councillor Toomey Order #21Mar 25
  19. 260260R Resolution congratulating a Cambridge couple who will be celebrating their fiftieth wedding anniversary in the near future. Councillor Reeves Order #24Mar 18
  20. 261261R Hearty congratulations and best wishes to Danny and Donna Lopez on the occasion of their Silver Wedding Anniversary and "bon voyage" on their trip to Hawaii. Councillor Sullivan Order #25Mar 18
  21. 262262R Congratulations to the "Dream Team" of the Kennedy School, under the direction of their teacher, David Vallandry, who performed at the Fleet Center on March 12, 1996 during the half time of the Division I Boy's Basketball Final Eastern Massachusetts Championship. Councillors Toomey and Galluccio Order #27Mar 18
  22. 263263R Resolution on the death of Azeglio "Leo" Bernardini. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership. Order #29Mar 18
  23. 264264R Commendation to Peter and Gerry Kramer for their role in helping to create additional affordable housing in the City of Cambridge. Mayor Russell Order #30Mar 18
  24. 265265R Establishment of a Cambridge-Ireland Sister City Committee. Councillor Toomey, Mayor Russell, Councillor Sullivan and Vice Mayor Born Order #31Mar 25
  25. 266266R Congratulations to the youth participants in the St. Paul AME Cotillion and Beautillion. Councillor Reeves Order #32Mar 25
  26. 267267R Resolution on the death of Ruth W. (Williams) Chandler. Councillor Reeves Order #34Mar 25
  27. 268268R Congratulations and thanks to the St. Patrick's Day parade committee, and its leaders, John Flaherty and Pedro Smith. Councillor Reeves Order #35Mar 25
  28. 269269R Resolution on the death of Olga M. (Soares) Abreu. Councillor Toomey and entire membership Order #36Mar 25
  29. 270270R Resolution on the death of Dorothy M. (Condon) Falzarano. Councillor Sullivan and entire membership Order #37Mar 25
  30. 271271R Resolution on the death of Roy M. Piltch. Mayor Russell and entire membership Order #40Mar 25
  31. 272272R Resolution on the death of Augustine S. McIsaac. Mayor Russell and entire membership Order #41Mar 25
  32. 124124S Transmitting communication from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Twenty-five, regarding a report on the use of private contractors for snow clearance and the amount expended on them. Report received 3/18/96. Agenda #14 dtd 3/18/96Mar 25
  33. 125125S Transmitting communication from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, relative to notification that Cambridge residents will now be able to park at the Galleria Parking Garage during declared snow emergencies.Mar 25
  34. 126126S Transmitting communication from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Twelve, regarding a report on ensuring that seniors will be picked up for shopping after Stop & Shop changes hands. Report received 3/18/96. Agenda #16 dtd. 3/18/96Mar 25
  35. 127127S Transmitting communication from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Twenty-one, regarding the status of ERI's youth summer job program. Report received 3/18/96. Agenda #17 dtd. 3/18/96.Mar 25
  36. 128128S Transmitting communication from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, relative to the new minimum standards for the acceptance of existing private ways as public ways.Mar 25
  37. 129129S Relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Twenty-two, regarding an update on the installation of "Pedestrian Crossing" signs at the intersection of First and Thorndike Streets. Report received 3/18/96. Agenda #22 dtd. 3/18/96Mar 25
  38. 130130S Transmitting communication from Robert W. Healy, City Manager, relative to Awaiting Report Item Number Thirty-three, regarding a request for legal opinions issued at the time of the building of the new High School concerning the status of land around the Cambridge Public Library.Mar 25
  39. 131131S Relative to a recommendation for approval of block rates for water consumption and sewer use for the period beginning April 1, 1996 and ending March 31, 1997.Mar 25
  40. 132A communication was received from D. Margaret Drury, City Clerk, transmitting a report from the joint informal meeting of the Cambridge City Council and the Cambridge School Committee held on Wednesday, March 6, 1996 to discuss the school's plans for the next fiscal year and any other matters pertaining to these issues.Mar 25
  41. 133A communication was received from D. Margaret Drury, City Clerk, transmitting a report from the Committee on Celebration of the Sesquicentennial Anniversary of the Incorporation of Cambridge held on March 7, 1996, for the purpose of planning the City's celebration of its 150th anniversary.Mar 25
  42. 134Communication was received from D. Margaret Drury, City Clerk, transmitting designation of staff to City Council Committees.Mar 25
  43. 135Communication was received from D. Margaret Drury, City Clerk, transmitting an order from the School Committee, requesting that another location be found for the 1997 count of the City elections.Mar 25
  44. 136Relative to a resolution submitted by the Board of Election Commissioners requesting the City Council to authorize the adoption of a precinct-based optical scanning system using "Marksense" paper ballots for all state, federal, and municipal elections in the City of Cambridge.Mar 25
  45. 137Relative to an order requesting that the State Legislature consider and pass a home rule petition to allow local regulations to protect HUD-assisted buildings.Mar 25
  46. 138Relative to an order requesting that the State Legislature consider and pass an enabling act authorizing local regulations to protect HUD-assisted buildings.Mar 25
  47. 139139S Communication was received from the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Department of Public Utilities transmitting a notice of filing and public hearing relative to the proposal for electric industry restructuring.Mar 18
  48. 140140S Communication was received from Robert Boulrice, President, Central Square Neighborhood Coalition, transmitting a letter and petition to Mr. Robert Tobin, President, Stop & Shop to extend the utility payment ability at the Purity Supreme in Central Square.Mar 18
  49. 141141S Communication was received from Trudy Coxe, Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Executive Office of Environmental Affairs, transmitting announcement that the Open Space Bond Bill has been signed by Governor Weld and will provide funds for the fiscal year 1997 Self-Help and Urban Self-Help grant round.Mar 18
  50. 142142S Amend the rules to provide that Councillors shall not address members of the public during the public comment part of the meeting, unless the Councillor has a good faith question of fact or is speaking in defense of a personal accusation made by the speaker. Councillor GalluccioMar 18
  51. 143143S Communication was received from Sheila Dillon, requesting permission to speak at the March 18th City Council Meeting regarding Psychiatric Rehabilitation.Mar 18
  52. 144144S Petition was received from Gold Star Trucking, Inc., 2449-2447 Massachusetts Avenue, requesting a table to display merchandise at said premises.Mar 18
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  58. 150150S Communication was received from Thomas F. Birmingham, transmitting response concerning the Early Resolution on Local Aid.Mar 25
  59. 151151S Petition received from Newbury Comics, Inc., 36 JFK Street, Harvard Square, requesting permission for an "A" framed sign at said premises.Mar 25
  60. 152152S Petition received from Newbury Comics, Inc., 81 Mount Auburn Street, requesting permission for an "A" framed sign at said premises.Mar 25
  61. 153153S Stop and Shop's decision to continue the utility and telephone bill paying service that has been offered at the Purity Supermarket in Central Square. Councillors Toomey and Sullivan Order #22Mar 25
  62. 154154S Support the continued use of the historic building as a library. Councillor Davis Order #46Mar 25
  63. 155155S Amend the rules to provide that Councillors shall not address members of the public during the public comment part of the meeting, unless the Councillor has a good faith question of fact or is speaking in defense of a personal accusation made by the speaker. Councillor GalluccioMar 25

Appointments

38 actions · № 1–51
  1. 11A Oaths of Office of the Cambridge School Committee, and Oaths of Office of the City Council. scanJan 8
  2. 22A Appointment of five persons as Public Weighers for 1996 to operate the scales at Brown and Ferris Industries located at 29 East Street. scanJan 8
  3. 33A Appointment of ten persons as Public Weighers for 1996 to operate the scales at C. J. Mabardy, Inc. located at 45 Mooney Street. scanJan 8
  4. 44A Appointment of twelve persons as Public Weighers for 1996 to operate the scales at Boston Sand & Gravel Co. located at 500 Front Street. scanJan 8
  5. 55A Constable bond was received from Francis Conole for approval of the surety. scanJan 8
  6. 66A Constable bond was received from Daniel F. Long for approval of the surety.Jan 8
  7. 77A Constable bond was received from Patricia Breen for approval of the surety. scanJan 8
  8. 88A Constable bond was received from Gerard C. Cole for approval of the surety. scanJan 8
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  20. 2020A. Appointment of Deputy Superintendant Michael Giacoppo to the Cambridge Police Department on March 11, 1996. scan—
  21. 2121A. Communication regarding the appointment of Cambridge Hospital Community Health Network new Chief Public Health Officer, Harold Cox. scan—
  22. 2222A. Relative to the appointment of the two persons as Constables, for a term of three years, effective the first day of January, 1996. scan—
  23. 2323A. Relative to the appointment of the of one person as an Election Commissioner for a term of four years, effective April 1, 1996. scan—
  24. 2424A. Constable bond was received from John R. Davis for approval of the surety. scan—
  25. 2525A Relative to the appointment of three persons as Constables for a term of three years, effective the first day of January, 1996. [Recessed Meeting of March 18, 1996] scanMar 18
  26. 2626A Relative to the appointment of the two persons as member of the Council on Aging Board for a term of three years effective March 15, 1996. scanMar 18
  27. 2727A Relative to a constable bond received from Philip Sciandra for approval of the surety. scanMar 18
  28. 2828A Appointment of the two persons as members of the Human Rights Commission for a term of three years, effective April 1, 1996. scanApr 1
  29. 2929A Relative to the appointment of James A. Burruss as a Member of the Cambridge Water Board for a term of 5 years, effective April 15, 1996. scanApr 8
  30. 3030A Relative to the appointment of Matthew Mahoney, David Alpers and David A. Wilson as Constables for a term of three years, effective the first day of January, 1996. scanApr 8
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  33. 3333A Relative to the appointment of three persons as constables for a term of three years. scanApr 29
  34. 3434A Relative to the appointment of one person as a member of the Human Rights Commission for a term of three years, effective June 5, 1996. scanJun 10
  35. 3535A Relative to the appointment of the five persons as members of the Consumers' Council for a term of two years, effective June 10, 1996. scanJun 10
  36. 3636A Relative to the appointment of the three persons as Constables for a term of three years, effective the first day of January, 1996. scanJun 24
  37. 3737A Oathe of Office for Deputy City Clerk. (Donna P. Lopez) scanJun 24
  38. 3838A Appointment of Ronnie Watson as Police Commissioner for the City of Cambridge. scanSep 9
  39. 3939A Relative to the appointment of Constables. scanSep 9
  40. 4040A Relative to the appointment of members to the Commission for Persons with Disabilities. scanSep 9
  41. 4141A Relative to the appointment of one member of the Planning Board. scanSep 9
  42. 4242A Relative to the appointment of two persons as Constables for a term of three years, effective this first day of January, 1996. scanSep 9
  43. 4343A Relative to the appointment of one person to the Historical Commission for a term to expire September 7, 1998. scanSep 9
  44. 4444A Relative to the appointment of Larry Acosta, of Elm Street in Cambridge as the City Arborist. scanSep 16
  45. 4545A The appointment of the one person to the Water Board. scanSep 16
  46. 4646A Relative to the appointment of one person as a Constable for a term of three years, effective the first day of January, 1996. scanOct 7
  47. 4747A Relative to the appointment of several police officers as Public Weighers to operate portable truck scales for the remainder of 1996 and for 1997. scanOct 7
  48. 4848A Relative to the appointment of two persons as Constables for a term of three years, effective the first day of January, 1996. scanOct 21
  49. 4949A Relative to the appointment of one person as a Constables, for a term of three years, effective the first day of January, 1996. scanNov 4
  50. 5050A Relative to the appointment of the three persons as Public Weighers for ADM Corn Sweetener Co., located at 24 East Street for the rest of 1996 and 1997. scanNov 4
  51. 5151A The appointment of a Constable for a term of three years, effective the first day of January, 1996. scanNov 25

Miscellaneous Documents

9 actions · № 1–9
  1. 1MDOC 96-1 Documents on Development at Alewife Center 1 copy dated January 28, 1996Jan 28
  2. 2MDOC 96-2 Review of traffic issues for Alewife Center Project prepared by Stephen H. Kaiser 1 copy dated February, 1996—
  3. 3MDOC 96-3 Recommendations from First Cambridge Domestic Violence Summit 1 copy dated February 5, 1996Feb 5
  4. 4MDOC 96-4 FY 96-97 Middlesex County Budget 1 copy dated February 7, 1996Feb 7
  5. 5MDOC 96-5 Summary of Conceptual Design - Main Public Library 1 copy dated March 18, 1996Mar 18
  6. 6MDOC 96-6 Area 4 Neighborhood Study 1 copy dated April 9, 1996Apr 9
  7. 7MDOC 96-7 Housing & Community Development Report on Harvard University Affordable Housing Proposal 2 copies dated June 19, 1996Jun 19
  8. 8MDOC 96-8 Emergency Response Atlas for Cambridge Watershed 1 copy dated October, 1996—
  9. 9MDOC 96-9 Final Report Grace Site Advisory Committee 1 copy dated October, 1996—

Ordinances

8 actions · № 1–8
  1. 1O1 Relative to a recommendation from the Planning Board concerning technical amendments to the text of the Zoning Ordinance. Placed on file under Rule Nineteen. Consent Communication #14 of May 13, 1996 filed within. (S-269) [handwritten: for street performance Ord - see 1996 Sundries 2285] scanFeb 12
  2. 2O2 Petition received from Russell A. Bromfield, Michael A. Volpe, et al for a proposed amendment to the Zoning Ordinance to protect residential neighborhoods in North Cambridge from inappropriate development. scanJun 3
  3. 3O3 Relative to recommended amendments to the Cambridge Municipal Code Chapter 2.62.010F and Chapter 2.104.010. scanJun 10
  4. 4O4 Salary Ordinance increase for the School Committee. scanJun 10
  5. 5O5 Relative to a Planning Board recommendation on the Rowe, et al Petition. scanSep 9
  6. 6O6 Petition from Robert Lohnes, II, et al transmitting an amendment to the Zoning Ordinances of the City of Cambridge changing the zoning of Green Street and Hancock Streets from Business (B-1 to Residence C-1). scanSep 9
  7. 7O7 Relative to amendments to the Zoning Ordinance resubmitted by the Planning Board. scanSep 16
  8. 8O8 Relative to modifications to the language originally recommended by the Planning Board as a substitute for the Quinlan/Bromfield Petition. scanOct 28

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